Acquisition Opportunity WQTS recently joined Hazen and Sawyer in January 2026, expanding resources and access to a broader client base. This alignment suggests potential cross-selling of Hazen and Sawyer’s water management solutions to WQTS clients and leveraging WQTS’ lab and pilot facilities for joint projects.

Lab and Pilot Capabilities Los Angeles facility hosts an experimental lab with jar testing, ozone-based destruction, adsorption, ion exchange, and distribution system studies, plus a fabrication area for pilot-scale units. This enables hands-on testing services to de-risk projects for municipalities and industrial clients considering new treatment technologies.

Comprehensive Service Suite Capabilities span desktop analysis to bench-scale, pilot-scale, and full-scale testing across coagulation, flocculation, sedimentation, filtration, ozone contactors, and specialty water chemistry. This breadth supports end-to-end project opportunities from feasibility to implementation.

Geographic and Market Reach As part of a national firm, WQTS can leverage coast-to-coast and global delivery for clients seeking scalable water treatment solutions, presenting upsell chances for larger municipal and commercial projects outside California.

Financial Signal Reported revenue between one and ten million dollars indicates a mid-market footprint with growth potential. Target prospects may include upgrading treatment trains, expanding water quality programs, or adopting advanced oxidation and ion exchange technologies for clients with compliant or aging infrastructure.