Public Utilities Scale JVWCD serves over 700,000 people and 8,500 retail customers, indicating a large customer base with procurement opportunities across municipalities and commercial sectors in the Salt Lake Valley.

Capital & Financing Needs Past reliance on federal funding for big water projects followed by funding withdrawal signals potential demand for alternative financing, cost optimization, and project management solutions to maintain infrastructure growth.

Energy & Efficiency Strategic Energy Management and capital improvement initiatives since 2016 point to ongoing focus on energy efficiency; opportunities exist for energy analytics, demand management, and sustainability tech deployments.

Technology Adoption Tech stack shows active use of analytics and web-based platforms; potential for modernization of customer engagement, data analytics, IoT water management, and digital procurement solutions.

Partnership & Expansion Recent collaborations with cities like Herriman for water efficiency standards indicate a pathway for utility-to-city partnerships, offering scalable programs for compliance, load shaping, and urban water management.