Learn about water infrastructure issues and discuss solutions to these challenges, including the latest cost-effective strategies to manage aging infrastructure, control water loss, protect critical infrastructure, and finance capital projects and operation and maintenance activities.
Thank you for attending the 2019 Water Infrastructure Conference & Exposition!
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Who attends the Water Infrastructure Conference & Exposition?
Utility Organizations
Consulting Firms
Cancellation Policy: Cancellations must be received in writing, faxed or emailed to AWWA. All cancellations before early deadline will receive a refund minus a 25% administrative fee. After 9/20/19, cancellations will not be refunded; however, substitute registrants are always welcome. Fax requests for substitutions or cancellations to 303.347.0804 or email Customer Service.
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Water Infrastructure 2020 - November 2-5, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Water Infrastructure 2021 - November 12-15, Phoenix, Arizona
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AWWA's 2019 Water Infrastructure Conference & Exposition featured technical podium and poster sessions, pre-conference workshops, facility tour, networking and a comprehensive Exhibit Hall. Join us next year as we continue to explore the most pressing infrastructure issues facing the water community.
2019 Technical Program
2019 Schedule at-a-glance
Conference Announcement
2019 Onsite Program
2019 Program topics include
PCW01 – Implementing the WRF 4656 Roadmap from Condition Assessment to Master Planning 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. $195 early member | $295 early nonmember $295 late member | $395 late nonmember Attend this workshop to explore the Water Research Foundation’s (WRF) roadmap for developing a holistic condition assessment for water transmission and distribution systems. Attendees will learn how to apply the tools and processes developed as part of the WRF project #4656 to their utilities data and internal processes.
PCW02 – Benchmarking to Improve Risk and Resiliency Performance 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $110 early member | $210 early nonmember $210 late member | $310 late nonmember This workshop will present some of the key risk and resiliency metrics and data collected in the recent AWWA Benchmarking survey. The workshop will also highlight case studies and exercises that demonstrate how specific measures can affect utilities preparation and recovery and can help reduce risk and improve resiliency and response.
PCW03 – A Guide to District Metered Areas: Design, Implementation, and Analysis 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $110 early member | $210 early nonmember $210 late member | $310 late nonmember During the workshop, participants will learn how to design, implement, and analyze district metered areas (DMAs) in their system, and how hydraulic models can help.
PCW04 – Getting Today’s Operator Prepared for Tomorrow 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. $110 early member | $210 early nonmember $210 late member | $310 late nonmember During this workshop, participants will learn how to effectively assess the skills and knowledge of field crews and work teams; identify vital workforce development tools, topics, and requirements; evaluate some of the equipment, processes, and programs essential for managing the distribution systems of tomorrow; and determine the best approach to prepare operators for the future.
PCW05 – Evaluate Your Utility’s Existing Emergency Plan or Outline a New One 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. $110 early member | $210 early nonmember $210 late member | $310 late nonmember
During this workshop, participants will learn about AWIA’s requirements related to risk assessments and emergency response plans; how to use industry standards, guidance, and best practices – including the newly released M19 Guidance on Emergency Planning for Water and Wastewater Utilities - to meet requirements.
T2 – Anheuser-Busch Brewery: Behind the Scenes Tour 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. $55 member | $55 nonmember As you walk through the halls of the historic St. Louis brewery, you are transported in time. You will realize the vision that became one of the largest and oldest breweries in the nation and you will witness first-hand the heritage and timeless tradition Anheuser-Busch employs to brew beer. This tour will focus on the brewery’s water treatment, reuse, and conservation efforts.
Planning Committee
The Water Infrastructure Exhibit Hall showcases the latest in water infrastructure support, asset management, water loss, cyber security, emergency management and more. With over 50 exhibitors, attendees enjoy extensive networking opportunities inside the exhibit hall.
2019 Floor Plan and Exhibitor List
Interested in exhibiting in 2020? Email ExhibitorMail@awwa.org
AWWA offers a wide variety of sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities to enhance your company's exposure and visibility throughout the conference.
Connect your company to a qualified and high-profile audience entirely interested in the infrastructure of today's water industry.
2019 Floor Plan & Current Exhibitor List 2019 Exhibitor Prospectus Sponsorship Opportunities Exhibitor Logo Recognition Package Exhibitor Email Blast Opportunity
The Water Infrastructure Conference & Exposition is the premier event for infrastructure solutions in North America - be there!
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