Revolutionary Pump Station Solution Solves Long-Term Wastewater Infrastructure Challenge

Water On Demand (WODI), a subsidiary of OriginClear, Inc. (OTC Other: OCLN), today announces that its Modular Water Systems™ (MWS) division delivered its highly-durable EveraMOD™ pump station package to a large-scale wastewater upgrade project in Pennsylvania. Capping a series of successfully completed EveraMOD pump station installations, the latest project demonstrates strong market traction and product fit.

In Big Beaver Borough, Pennsylvania, a failing wastewater pump station was past its useful life. Previous efforts to replace it were met with multiple roadblocks including internal approvals, vendor coordination issues, and permitting problems. Additionally, a looming deadline tied to federal funding meant that the project had to be completed on time, with no room for error. Modular Water Systems met this challenge with a one-stop EveraMOD wastewater pump station package that offered faster lead times and cost-effective implementation compared to traditional construction methods.

“We believe that Modular Water’s packaged offerings serve as a one-stop solution for our customers, engineers, contractors, and end-users,” said Russ Huffmyer, President and CEO of V-Systems, Inc, and MWS manufacturer representative. “This approach helps reduce scope gaps, avoid delays from coordinating multiple vendors, and provides a single point of contact, streamlining the entire project from the conceptual planning phase, all the way through commissioning.”

America’s wastewater infrastructure faces a growing crisis. Traditional concrete structures used by wastewater utility systems are falling into disrepair at an alarming rate due to age, corrosion and other factors. By contrast, EveraMOD pump stations – manufactured using structurally reinforced thermoplastics (SRTP) – are designed to last up to 100 years, ensuring reliable, cost-effective service for municipal, industrial, and commercial wastewater utility applications.

“EveraMOD offered the turnkey solution to replace a failing lift station,” said Alma Rettinger, Project Engineer for the Borough. “The prefabricated system met the Client’s material, structural, and functional specifications to allow for ease of installation and integration to the existing system.”

This important project further showcases how Modular Water Systems’ innovative, packaged approach can deliver critical infrastructure solutions quickly and efficiently.