We look forward to seeing you September 10-13, 2023 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania!

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Who attends the Water Infrastructure Conference & Exposition?

Registration Type	Early Member Rate -  On or Before 8/11/2023	Early Nonmember Rate -  On or Before 8/11/2023	Late Member  Rate - After 8/12/2023	Late Nonmember  Rate - After 8/12/2023
Full-Conference Registration (Best Value!)  Includes sessions, exposition, receptions & meals; does not include workshops	$640	$840	$840	$940
Monday-Only (includes Monday lunch and Monday reception)	$385	$585	$585	$685
Tuesday/Wednesday-Only (includes Tuesday lunch)	$385	$585	$585	$685
Student (ID required - Same as Full-Conference)	$35	$35	$50	$50
Speaker (Discount off of the Full-Conference rate)	$385	$585	$585	$685
Exhibits-Only (non-booth staff)	$60	$90	$90	$90
Spouse/Guest Registration (includes admittance to Monday evening reception)	$35	$35	$35	$35
Sunday Workshops (half day/full day)	$135/$260	$235/$360	$235/$360	$335/$460

Cancellation Policy: Cancellations must be received in writing and mailed or emailed to AWWA. Phone cancellations are not accepted. All cancellations postmarked or email-dated by 8/11/23 will receive a refund, minus a 25% administrative fee. After August 11th, cancellations will not be refunded; however, substitute registrants are welcome. Email requests for substitutions or cancellations to service@awwa.org.

 

Future Years

Water Infrastructure 2024 - September 8-11, Phoenix, Arizona

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International attendees: Do you need a letter of invitation from AWWA? Submit the request form. Requests will be honored for attendees and presenters with the intent to register.

The Water Infrastructure Conference features a comprehensive technical program, pre-conference workshops and facility tours. The program offers a variety of topics for a range of attendees including upper management, engineers, operators, cybersecurity professionals, a range of consultants, and more. Attendees can also explore the Exhibit Hall to see the best available for Water Infrastructure.

Workshops & Tours provide in-depth, hands-on comprehensive learning opportunities. Workshop & Tour registrations do require a separate fee. Additional details and agendas are available within the Online Program. 

Workshops - Sunday, September 10
PCW01—Water Distribution Model Calibration (Full Day, includes lunch)
Hydraulic models are a valuable tool for engineers and operators. However, they are only as useful to the extent they are accurately calibrated. From a distance, calibration may look easy, but it can be a daunting task. This workshop will feature practical advice from experienced modelers to help make the calibration step in modeling go smoothly.

PCW02—Demystifying Digital Twins - Utility Perspectives (Full Day, includes lunch)
This workshop is intended to offer a blend of industry experience and perspectives on digital twins with hands-on sessions to define digital twins and develop a needs assessment for your utility. Workshop presenters will primarily be utility representatives.  

PCW03—STI/SPFA Field Erected Steel Water Storage Tank Seminar (Half Day)
The STI/SPFA Field Erected Steel Water Storage Tank seminar for engineers, municipality and utility administrators, and water storage tank owners and operators, covers topics related to steel water storage tanks including a review of tank styles, site selection, an overview of applicable AWWA Standards and Manuals of Practices, design and construction, inspection asset management, and more.

Facility Tour - Sunday, September 10

Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center | 2:00-4:00 pm
Learn about the innovative design, technology and operation of Philadelphia's Fairmount Water Works, the site of the nation's first successful municipal water supply system. Discover how the supply of clean, fresh water contributed to the growth of our young city in the 1800's, how land use over the decades contributed to changes in water quality and how the Philadelphia Water Department manages stormwater runoff which is considered the biggest contributor to water pollution in Philadelphia today. Topics will include discussion of Philadelphia Water's Green City, Clean Water initiative, a 25-year plan using green infrastructure to reduce the volume of stormwater entering combined sewers and the Freshwater Mussel Hatchery, a research and demonstration lab created to raise awareness about mussels and discover best practices for propagating new mussels with the  ultimate goal of restoring populations to increase water quality in the Delaware River watershed.