Lead Line Replacement DMWW recently launched a free program to replace lead service lines in the Drake neighborhood, signaling an openness to partnerships or scale programs for lead risk mitigation and water infrastructure upgrades that could be expanded to other high-risk areas.

Nitrate Management Focus Publicized elevated nitrate levels at major treatment plants and ongoing lawn watering bans indicate a continued need for water quality monitoring, treatment optimization, and potentially nitrate reduction solutions or consumer advisories support.

Public Partnerships Active collaboration with local government and community organizations (Polk County, immigrant/refugee initiatives) suggests opportunities to offer grant-managed projects, community engagement platforms, and data reporting tools aligned with public sector procurement cycles.

Digital Modernization DMWW partnered with NetSuite for Government to streamline reporting and workflows, presenting a pathway to offer additional ERP integrations, data analytics, and automation solutions that enhance efficiency across operations.

Sustainability & Compliance As Iowa’s largest water utility with a strong health and safety mission, there is potential to pitch sustainability services, regulatory compliance automation, and advanced water quality analytics to support ongoing reliability and industry leadership.