Compliance Data.
Connected.

120Water is the data management platform that brings state agencies and utilities together for water quality and asset compliance.

Trusted by those who protect water

Streamline the way you manage compliance

When your data, tasks, and reporting live in one system, compliance feels manageable. Built to perform at scale, 120Water keeps utilities and states aligned as programs grow and requirements change.

7000
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Users
48
States
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Centralized platform
17
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Service lines inventoried
320
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Sample
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Communications sent

UNCHARTED WATERS

New data, technology, and regulations hit the industry every day, creating uncharted waters that utilities and regulators must navigate to manage compliance.

Compliance complexity

New rules don’t just add oversight. They add responsibility. Teams are expected to interpret changing requirements, adjust processes, and get it right the first time, often without additional staff.

Disconnected data

Utilities track assets and water quality across multiple tools. Agencies struggle to get unstructured data into the right format. Data integrity and compliance approval suffer as a result.

Constrained resources

There’s always more work than people to do it, and it’s harder when experienced staff leave, and budgets stay tight. Compliance competes with main breaks, inspections, and daily operations, and someone still has to make sure it gets done.

Public scrutiny

When water quality makes headlines, your team is the one answering questions. Communities are paying attention to their water quality more than ever. They expect transparency, accuracy, and timely communication.

120Water makes it easy to:

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Connect your data

Unify every part of your water management program – from asset data to sampling tasks – so you always know what's happening.

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Drive compliance

Whether it’s LCRI or the next emerging contaminant, our software and services keep your compliance in check.

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Create capacity

Save time and labor throughout the compliance process, so you and your team can focus on the most vital daily operations.

Hear From OUr Customers

The "easy button" for compliance
"The Town of Bluefield is extremely satisfied with our partnership with 120Water... For our limited staff, 120Water has truly been the 'easy button,' helping us stay aligned with EPA and Commonwealth of Virginia regulations."
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Andrew S. Hanson
Town Manager, Bluefield, VA
Helping states manage compliance
"We've been focused on what we need to do for LCRI to stay on track. Having a tool like 120Water keeps us from falling behind and helps our team track requirements, manage the work, and support the state."
Stephen Mann
Administrator, Delaware Health & Social Services, ODW
"The 120Water Platform has been a great experience."
"Having our methodology, certificates, and maps all in one place has been invaluable, and linking our website directly to the 120Water map helps our customers. It's really helped us streamline our partnership with the state."
Dan Quintanar
Dan Quintanar
Project Manager, Tucson Water
A "mountain" of data transformed
"Del-Co had a mountainous amount of unstructured data content identifying service line material. 120Water took that content and extracted the required data into a structured format we could use to comply with the EPA mandate."
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Kris Dye
Chief Business Officer, Delaware County, OH
"We are always a step ahead."
"We’re not just meeting compliance. We’re building trust with our community, and 120Water has made that possible. I’m not waiting for another compliance deadline to sneak up on us. With 120Water, we’re always a step ahead."
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Brian Warren
Regulatory Specialist, City of Pendleton, OR

One platform. Everyone connected.

Utilities

Manage asset compliance, track water quality, and meet regulatory deadlines – all in a simple-to-use solution.

State Agencies

Maximize oversight, standardize reporting, and harness the power of real-time data to allocate dollars and manage compliance.

Insights, tips, and resources for water professionals

webinar

Overcoming PFAS Challenges: Understanding New Regulations, Testing Requirements, and Cost Recovery Options

120Water is teaming up with SL Environmental to share key PFAS regulations and solutions.

March 12, 2025

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The Make Water Work Podcast - Episode 6 Featuring Deirdre Finn

The Make Water Work Podcast is a platform for real conversations, fresh ideas, and the people driving change in the water industry. Each episode spotlights the voices driving progress in the water industry—from water utility leaders and innovative entrepreneurs to those inspiring the next generation of utility workers. Don’t miss a new episode on Thursdays each week!

October 9, 2025

Episode 6: Deirdre Finn - A Deep Dive Into Water Infrastructure Funding

In this episode of the Make Water Work podcast, Isaac Pellerin and Megan Glover engage with Deirdre Finn, a prominent advocate for water infrastructure funding. They discuss the water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi, the importance of State Revolving Funds (SRFs), and the challenges faced by utilities in accessing these funds. The conversation highlights the critical role of water in public health and the economy, the complexities of federal funding, and the need for continuous education on water issues. Deirdre shares her insights on the future of water funding and the importance of prioritizing infrastructure investments to ensure safe drinking water for all communities.

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customer stories

Providence Water consolidates three complex programs by partnering with 120Water to send more than 3,000 kits and educate residents

Providence Water partnered with 120Water to replace an unreliable in-house system with purpose-built software and managed sample kit fulfillment, streamlining more than 3,400 lead tests, improving program oversight, and strengthening long-term compliance and public education efforts.

February 5, 2021

Background

Providence Water serves more than 77,000 homes across the city, working hard to fulfill their mission of providing reliable, high-quality, safe, clean drinking water for all residents.

Since 2012, they’ve been working with an expert panel to reduce lead at the tap, using a four-pronged approach: corrosion control, unidrectional flushing, water main rehabilitation, and extensive public education and outreach. In 2017, they put a plan in place to oer homeowners 0% interest loans to replace the private side of their lead service line, launching a “Lead Free is the Way to Be” campaign.

The Challenge

With this new campaign in place, Providence needed to find a reliable way to manage the data of their LSLR replacement, ensure all necessary sample kits were delivered to residents and back to the lab for testing, and educate homeowners on the project. Originally, they worked to build in-house software to fulfill these needs.

It soon became clear, however, that this DIY solution lacked the reliability and functionality necessary to run the program.

They needed a purpose-built solution that could hold up in the long term and provide them the flexibility needed to effectively execute their programs.

The Tactics

Providence turned to 120Water’s flexible solution, including purpose-built digital water software that could handle all the ins and outs of their program and eliminate the risk of a DIY solution. Combining the software with 120Water’s digital sample kits was a no-brainer, and took the program to the next level.

Tactics included:

• 120Water handled all logistics of fulfilling sample kits, automating the fulfillment of more than 3,000 kits over the course of 18 months.

• In addition to the clear instructions on the easy-to-use kits, every sample box contained a flyer insert educating the homeowner on the program.

• The software allows Providence’s team to track and control all concurrently running programs in one central location, including the Lead Service Line sampling, Lead and Copper Rule sampling, and a Customer Request program.

• All associated data is unified and presented in simple, easy-to-view dashboards.

Results

With 3,400 sample kits sent across various programs, 120Water streamlined the sampling process across all Providence Water programs. The software has provided a flexible, reliable solution that saves team bandwidth and ensures that Providence is achieving compliance and keeping residents safe today, and in the future.

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