120Water — the water quality compliance Software as a Service (SaaS) platform — launches its per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) sampling and consumer confidence report (CCR) solutions.
To date, more than 7,000 utilities across 48 US states have utilised the 120Water platform to create and submit service line inventories and deliver required mail notifications. Utilities are now well-positioned to prepare for the next regulatory actions they will need to take this year.
120Water is now equipping utilities to tackle the next wave of stricter regulatory requirements, including US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Lead and Copper Rule Improvements (LCRI) and baseline PFAS sampling required by 2027.
“Compliance is not just a requirement; it is an opportunity to build trust and future-proof operations,” said Megan Glover, CEO of 120Water. “Our solutions enable utilities to meet these challenges while protecting public health and fostering community confidence.”
Utilities have until 2027 to complete initial PFAS sampling and need to build their sampling plans as soon as possible. 120Water’s PFAS solution simplifies this process by providing comprehensive testing with access to accredited labs ensure reliable results; centralised data hub for real-time sample tracking and reporting in one platform; and regulatory guidance and expert advice to navigate new requirements confidently.
With service line inventory data and semi-annual reporting requirements beginning in 2027, CCRs are increasingly critical. 120Water’s solution transforms the process by streamlining processes with automated workflows for easier preparation and distribution to save time and resources; customisable options such as flexible delivery methods like mail, email, and QR codes to meet community needs.
It also has professional templates and tailored messaging to elevate outreach efforts, along with community engagement; integrating communication into public transparency dashboards to build trust and strengthen community connections.
