Small yet impactful A compact workforce (2-10 employees) within a utility operates under a regional wastewater mandate, signaling potential value in scalable, cost-effective software, managed services, or process optimization solutions tailored for small teams.

Municipal focus Public wastewater treatment for Lewiston and Auburn positions the authority as a stable, government-linked customer with long contract life and procurement pathways favorable to compliance software, asset management, and environmental reporting offerings.

Legacy asset Plant began operations in 1974 as an early secondary treatment facility, indicating opportunities in modernization capital projects, sensors, automation, and scalable SCADA or cloud-based monitoring to extend asset life.

Revenue stability Reported revenue in the mid-range of utilities suggests willingness to invest in essential infrastructure upgrades while seeking cost efficiencies, making value-driven proposals for telemetry, maintenance services, or energy optimization attractive.

Tech footprint Existing tech stack shows reliance on web, analytics, and basic web infrastructure; potential for modernization in cybersecurity hardening, data analytics for compliance, and IT/OT integration to improve operations.