Public health and environment Opportunity to offer advanced water treatment optimization, nature-based solutions, and environmental monitoring services to support Clean Water Services' mission of protecting public health and enhancing the Tualatin River Watershed.

Leadership and governance With a new General Manager appointed in 2026, there is a window to present strategic partnerships, digital transformation roadmaps, and organizational solutions that align with leadership's vision and mandate.

Digital modernization Current tech stack includes AWS, Azure, SQL Server, Procore, ArcGIS, and collaboration tools; potential upsell of integrated asset management, GIS-driven planning, and cloud-based data analytics to optimize operations and compliance.

Sustainability partnerships Recent nature-based demonstration project and park-recreation collaborations indicate openness to ecosystem partnerships; present solutions around green infrastructure, wetlands restoration analytics, and pilot programs for water quality improvements.

Regional collaboration Public-private and municipal partnerships are active (Washington County, THPRD, vCom), suggesting opportunities for consulting, vendor interoperability, and joint initiatives in water resilience, pretreatment compliance, and capital project delivery.