Leadership Transition MWRA is undergoing a leadership change with the retirement of long-time Executive Director Fred Laskey and a search for a new leader, presenting an opportunity to engage the organization during a transitional period for strategic partnerships, modernization initiatives, or renewal projects.

CSO Long-Term The ongoing draft update to the Combined Sewer Overflow Long-Term Control Plan indicates a persistent focus on infrastructure modernization, regulatory compliance, and potential funding needs, offering a pathway to propose system upgrades, monitoring solutions, and environmental reporting tech.

Expansion Initiatives MWRA has expressed plans to expand service areas across the South Shore, Metro West, and Ipswich River Basin, signaling demand for scalable water and wastewater management solutions, project oversight, and regional collaboration tools.

Digital & Data MWRA’s tech stack includes cloud, CMS, analytics, and collaboration platforms (AWS, Drupal, Adobe Experience Cloud, Piwik PRO, Office 365), suggesting openness to modern digital engagement, data analytics, customer portal enhancements, and secure data integrations.

Public Health & Compliance Partnerships in biosurveillance and water quality initiatives (e.g., collaboration with Biobot Analytics for sewer-based health signals and regulatory enforcement history) point to opportunities in environmental monitoring, data interoperability, and compliance-focused technology and services.