OH SORRY, WRONG COMPANY
Yet does show you companies do work during the pandemic
Water treatment company, H2O Innovation (HEO) has been awarded six new project contracts, worth a combined C$17.8 million.
The contracts consist of various municipal and industrial projects in North America and the Caribbean. The additional contracts will increase H2O Innovation’s project sales backlog up to $42.2 million.
The first project, worth $10 million, is for a dual membrane system upgrade of a municipal water treatment plant in Manitoba. Upon completion, the project will be one of the largest dual membrane drinking water plants in Canada.
The second contract is from an industrial customer within the food and beverage industry in Ohio, USA. It involves the supply of a six-train reverse osmosis system, including feed pumps and cartridge filter housings, a clean-in-place and flush system, and an antiscalant dosing system.
The third project is for the expansion of a pre-existing water treatment system which H2O Innovation provided in 2007. The contract will see the company increase the production capacity, in order to meet rising water demand.
The third and fourth contracts are two municipal projects in the Canadian provinces of New Brunswick and Alberta. In the village of Petit-Rocher, H2O will provide a water treatment system, to treat surface water with filtration methods. In Alberta, the company will provide a membrane bioreactor system to replace the city’s wastewater treatment plant.
For the fifth project, the company will build a seawater reverse osmosis desalination plant for a resort facility in the Caribbean. The nature of the sixth contract is still unclear.
