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‘ Clewiston WTP Helps City Provide Sustainable Drinking Water’ Florida Location Clewiston, Florida Project Type Reverse Osmosis Treatment System Plant Capacity 3.0 MGD				Biwater AEWT (BAEWT) has successfully been awarded a contract to supply the City of Clewiston with a Reverse Osmosis (RO) Treatment System. This would be one out of many RO treatment systems BAEWT has supplied in Florida. Prior to this Water Treatment Plant, the City purchased its drinking water from U.S. Sugar Corporation, which announced in 2003 that it would no longer supply water to the City. In an effort to help the city obtain a sustainable drinking water supply, BAEWT designed and supplied three RO trains each with a permeate capacity of 0.925 million gallons per day (MGD) producing a total capacity of 3.0 MGD to the City. The RO System was complete with pressure vessels, framework, membrane elements, interconnecting piping and valves, and skid mounted sample panels. BAEWT is one of the premier manufacturers of large capacity systems for the production of high purity drinking water using state of the art membrane separations technology. Biwater AEWT, Inc. has supplied a total plant capacity of more than 421 MGD to date.					‘ North County WTP wins Best Tasting Water’ Florida BAEWT strives to provide the highest quality water through state-of-the-art membrane systems. ‘Advanced Technology for a Thirsty World’ Texas Biwater AEWT (BAEWT) has successfully been awarded the contract for the design, supply, and refurbishment of the water treatment system for the Brazos River Authority (BRA) Surface Water And Treatment System (SWATS) 5th RO Unit Project. City of Simi Valley Tapo Canyon WTP California With a constant need for clean water, this will be an important step in allowing the City of Simi Valley to diversify their water resources. ‘ Lake Region WTP to Bring Clean Water to Residents’ Florida Biwater AEWT (BAEWT) has been awarded a contract to Design and Supply the Lake Region Water Treatment Plant with a Reverse Osmosis (RO) Membrane Treatment System.