Denver Stutler, CEO of SediVision® and US Submergent Technologies, was honored to be featured on the DooDoo Diva “Smells Like Money” Podcast.

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Officials in Texas announced more than $11 million in funding for Texas wastewater, water system, and flood project funding.

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Increased support for wastewater monitoring emphasizes that wastewater management cannot be an ‘out of sight, out of mind’ component of our culture.

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Headquartered in Orlando Florida, USST is seeking to add a qualified Heavy Equipment & Truck Mechanic to its team. This Heavy Equipment & Truck Mechanic will be primarily responsible for maintenance and repair of USST’s fleet of vehicles and heavy equipment. Sound like you? Download and submit an application today.

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Following up after last week’s National Association of Water Companies (NAWC) Water Summit, we’re sharing photos from this outstanding event.

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It’s been a great time at the NAWC Water Summit 2022. With nearly 300 attendees, this year’s National Association of Water Companies conference has provided an opportunity for learning, networking, and laying the necessary groundwork that is critical for the accessibility and affordability of safe, clean, and reliable water now and for years to come.

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A companywide, core commitment to values and mission helps differentiate US Submergent in wastewater management.

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The teams at U.S. Submergent Technologies and SediVision wish you a happy and relaxing Labor Day. What better way to celebrate American labor than with a well-earned long weekend? From the administrators who keep our companies running smoothly, to operators in the field getting the big jobs done, and everyone in between, thank you for everything you do! No matter what your role, each person brings important skills to the workplace. “Far and away the best prize that life has to offer is the chance to work hard at work worth doing.” — Theodore Roosevelt

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Last week in Lowndes County, Alabama, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a significant boost for Alabama wastewater infrastructure along with the wastewater infrastructure in other select rural communities across the U.S.

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