Water Infrastructure Growth CVWD is actively financing and expanding water and wastewater infrastructure, including a major wastewater treatment plant expansion and stormwater/ recharge projects. This presents opportunities to offer engineering services, advanced treatment technologies, SCADA/monitoring solutions, and construction partners to support capital programs and project delivery.

Regionalization Opportunities The district has launched regionalization projects to merge smaller systems and benefit disadvantaged communities. Sales opportunities exist for unified utility platforms, asset management, water quality monitoring, shared services, and scaled billing/ customer service solutions across merged systems.

Funding & Grants CVWD has recently secured substantial federal and state funding (WIFIA, drought relief, and grants for recharge and treatment). This indicates readiness to partner on grant-enabled projects, cost-sharing programs, and technology implementations that align with grant requirements and reporting.

Sustainability Focus The district prioritizes groundwater replenishment, water conservation, and aquifer monitoring. Opportunities exist for water conservation products, telemetry and data analytics, trenchless infrastructure repair, recycled water reuse technologies, and groundwater modeling services.

Public-Private Partnerships Strong alignment with community programs and workplaces (inland United Way collaboration; community drought relief) signals openness to partnerships that combine funding, workforce development, and customer assistance platforms. Potential sales areas include customer assistance tech, outreach platforms, and joint service programs.