To address aging equipment and flood vulnerability at the Ross Street Station in Swan River, MB, the town partnered with Xylem and Associated Engineering to install three Flygt horizontal dry pit submersible pumps with self-cleaning N-impellers—ensuring reliability, efficiency, and flood resilience.

Howard County, Maryland, has taken a leading role in restoring the Chesapeake Bay ecosystem through a $92 million upgrade to its wastewater treatment infrastructure. Central to this effort is the installation of Xylem’s Leopold elimi-NITE® 2.0 denitrification system, which significantly reduces nitrogen and phosphorus levels in effluent discharge. Combined with advanced UV disinfection and mixing technologies, the system's daily reductions include 37,000 pounds of suspended solids, helping to reverse decades of nutrient pollution and protect aquatic life in the Bay.

The revival of one of Britain’s largest commercially unexploited land areas called for multi-phase construction of two large pump stations.

In conjunction with the expansion of a new pedestrian and cycle path along Route 160, specifically the section between Sörbyvägen and Myggenäs, new water and sewage pipelines were installed. As a vital component of this project, a new sewage pumping station was established to ensure reliable and long-term wastewater management for the area.