Putting water and wastewater treatment in the hands of professionals lets our customers focus on their primary businesses
Establishing water or wastewater service comes with challenges that can distract municipal governments, real estate developers, and industrial operators from their primary missions. These potential pitfalls include:
- Dealing with technological challenges.
- Ensuring regulatory compliance.
- Attracting and retaining a skilled workforce.
- Operating and maintaining a facility.
- Keeping a parts inventory.
Seven Seas Water Group’s Water-as-a-Service® (WaaS®) offers a way to address these challenges by putting treatment in the hands of professionals. This leaves customers free to take care of their core business, and free from the worry of unexpected water crises down the road.
Upfront Costs Are Eliminated
Importantly, WaaS® delivers up-to-date water and wastewater infrastructure with optimal capital investment. Customers pay only for delivered water at a guaranteed quality and price. That’s it.
WaaS® offers BOO and BOOT contract models for both private sector and public-private partnership (P3) projects, with variable terms and contract lengths that can be tailored to individual needs. In addition to building new projects, Seven Seas Water Group can also acquire existing plants, upgrading and operating them for customers.
Seven Seas handles all permitting and licensing issues. With the backing of EQT, a purpose-driven global investment organization, WaaS® projects are guided by professionals, avoiding many typical delays.
Customer and Provider Interests Are Aligned
Another important aspect of WaaS® is that it aligns our interests with those of our customers. Under a WaaS® contract, we deliver water service at a guaranteed price and quality, so if we’re not efficient we don’t get paid.
Because we own and operate plants, we use high-quality components to improve reliability and simplify operations. Using advanced technology means our solutions are dependable, low-cost, and sustainable.
With the responsibility of long-term contracts, we plan for the long run rather than the end of a short warranty period. Our water sale agreements also insulate our customers from unpredictable water cost increases and expenses.
Reliability Is Improved and Operations Are Simplified
Seven Seas WaaS® offers reliability at an affordable price. It’s our experience that makes the difference. Over the decades, we’ve run water and wastewater plants in a variety of locations and conditions, allowing us to develop plant-operation protocols that are strictly followed by our experienced operations teams.
To ensure long-term plant performance, we identify and address problems that may affect efficiency and operations. We also design redundancy into our systems to ensure that we are always able to deliver the crucial water services you require.
We learn from doing. With more than 200 years of aggregate experience in operations and maintenance, we’ve developed industry-leading protocols that are borne out by a consistent record of 97% plant availability.
We recruit local talent and train staff to take care of operations 365 days a year, and ensure that all labor, safety, and health regulations are met. Most importantly, we guarantee the delivery of the quality and quantity of water you need to succeed.
Simply put, we handle it all. Contact our experts first to find out how the power of Water-as-a-Service® can meet your water or wastewater needs.
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Leslie May is the Senior Marketing Manager for both AUC Group and Seven Seas Water Group. She joined the company in 2017 after serving in various marketing roles in the oil and gas industry. Mrs. May is responsible for creating and implementing marketing strategies, developing sales copy, liaising with company stakeholders, planning events, and managing the website and social media activity. She ensures brand consistency and promotes the company and its services, targeting the correct and appropriate audiences. Mrs. May graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor of Science degree in Communication Studies.