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Business News Round Up – March 29

Editor’s Note: Each week, Water & Wastes Digest will post an aggregate of business news briefs and networking news items to keep you informed on facility openings, business mergers and purchases, changes in personnel and award notifications, among others in the water and wastewater treatment industries. If you have business news briefs you would like included in this weekly round up, please email the press release, photo and a link to the post on your website to [email protected] with the subject line “Business News Round Up.” One news item per company per week will be posted.

  Centrisys Receives Award From Salvation Army

Centrisys/CNP is proud to announce that they have been recognized for their charitable contributions by the Kenosha Salvation Army. Centrisys was awarded the 2019 Other’s Award Recipient in the category of “Resources Supporting Others.”

“By May 2019, the Centrisys/CNP employees will have contributed over $15,000 to the Salvation Army and the company matches match all of our employees’ contributions dollar-for-dollar,” said Jim Andresen, the company’s COO.

  Grundfos Awarded Global Company of the Year

Grundfos won the award for Company of the Year in the global water and wastewater pumps market at the annual awards show of consultancy company Frost & Sullivan held in London last week.

In the award report, Frost & Sullivan cited superior offerings of sustainable solutions for a better world and commitment towards a customer-centric service, coupled with market foresight and innovation- driven growth.

  Kamstrup Continues Growth

Kamstrup has posted record-breaking revenue for the ninth year in a row with turnover of $367 million in 2018. The pre-tax profit for 2018 was $49 million.

The result further solidifies Kamstrup’s position as one of the front-runners in the digitization of water and energy distribution networks around the world, according to Kamstrup CEO Kim Lehmann.

  MARS Extends Test Bench Upgrade Program

MARS Company have announced that due to overwhelming positive demand it has extended the C715 Test Bench Equipment Upgrade Program. This upgrade program allows MARS’ customers to protect their equipment investment and provides special incentives enabling customers to upgrade their existing MARS test bench equipment to comply with the new ANSI/AWWA C715-18 industry standard.

The purpose of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) /American Water Works Association (AWWA) C715-18 standard for “Cold-Water Meters-Electromagnetic and Ultrasonic Type, for Revenue Application” is to provide the minimum requirements for potable cold-water meters of the electromagnetic and ultrasonic type for revenue applications. The C715-18 standard was effective October 1, 2018 and approved by: (i) the AWWA Board of Directors June 9, 2018 and, (ii) ANSI June 15, 2018.  MARS Company continues its industry leadership by offering the ANSI / AWWA C715 Compliance Upgrade Program enabling customers to upgrade their existing MARS test bench equipment to required industry standards.

  Cynash Expands to Northern Ireland With New Office and Subsidiary

Cynash Inc. has announced the opening of a new office in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and the formation of an international subsidiary.

Cynash International Ltd. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Cynash Inc. Instrumental to this expansion was Invest Northern Ireland, a business development agency that attracts new investment to Northern Ireland while helping businesses compete internationally. The office opened on March 14.

  U.S. Water Services Joins Kurita Water Industries Ltd.

U.S. Water Services, Inc. has announced that is has joined the Kurita Water Industries Ltd. companies, a leading international water management company headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. The acquisition was announced in early February 2019 and was completed effective March 26, 2019.

“The closing of this transaction represents a new and exciting chapter for U.S. Water,” said LaMarr Barnes, U.S. Water CEO. “The Kurita Group represents world class leadership, technology, and investment in innovation in the water and environmental solutions industry. Together with the existing Kurita Group companies in North America (Kurita America Inc. and Fremont Industries), we will leverage our technologies and build a solid foundation to offer our customers advanced solutions and capabilities to meet their unique water and energy needs.”

  XPV Water Partners Invests In Holland Pump Company

XPV Water Partners, has announced that it has invested in Holland Pump Company. The Company is a leading independent specialty pump rental and dewatering solutions provider in the United States.

Infrastructure renewal, continued industrial expansion, and the increasing occurrence of extreme weather events are all drivers of demand for specialty pump rentals.

  Brown and Caldwell Selected to Lead Colorado Water Development Study

Brown and Caldwell has announced its selection by the Lower South Platte Water Conservancy District and other stakeholders to lead the South Platte Regional Water Development Study.

The seventh fastest-growing state in 2018 per the U.S. Census Bureau, Colorado is expected to add three million new residents by 2050. In the rain shadow of the Rocky Mountains, the South Platte River Basin (basin), home to most of the state’s population, is challenged with the greatest projected water supply gap of any of Colorado’s river basins.

  WSSC Now Accepting Applications for Commissioners’ Engineering Scholarship Program

Why is tap water better than bottled? That’s what engineering students will answer as part of their application to WSSC’s annual Commissioners’ Engineering Scholarship Program, worth up to $10,000 in scholarship money and paid internship experience over four years. The scholarship program, which officially opened today, supports the Commission’s ongoing efforts to attract aspiring engineers to careers in the water industry.

Students are asked to address the benefits of tap water in response to the following essay topic:

As the largest water utility in Maryland, and one of the largest in the country, WSSC is proud to produce and deliver safe, clean and reliable tap water to our 1.8 million customers daily.  We are passionate about our water and even prouder of our superior track record in delivering this excellent product to our bi-county residents for the past 100 years. In 1,500 words or less, tell us why tap water is better than bottled water.  Please be sure to address all relevant factors and scenarios in making your case.

  Emerson Adds PLCs And Expands Control Capability for Hybrid and Discrete Users

Emerson is adding a new portfolio of programmable logic controllers (PLCs) that will enable more comprehensive manufacturing control and production optimization. End users will be able to expand operations and supply chain control — the process manufacturing of goods all the way through to assembly and packaging — by partnering with a single automation provider.

With the addition of the new PLCs, part of Emerson’s acquisition of General Electric Co.’s Intelligent Platforms group, Emerson is bringing more end-to-end automation solutions to its existing process control market. The addition also expands its production optimization and control capabilities in the rapidly growing hybrid and discrete markets, and in industries where PLCs are sometimes preferred or required for faster response and machine control.

  SWCC & Hyrec Sign MOU to Use Hyrec’s Concentration Technology at SWCC Plants

Saudi Arabia’s Saline Water Conversion Corporation (SWCC) and Hyrec Technologies Ltd. signed a Memorandum of Understanding to deploy Hyrec’s Osmotically Assisted Reverse Osmosis (OARO) technology for Zero Liquid Discharge desalination in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The Memorandum of Understanding was signed at the 2019 Saudi Water Forum in Riyadh by Eng. Ali bin Abdulrahman al Hazmi, the Governor of SWCC, and Hyrec’s CEO Dr. Basel Abu Shark.

“This is an important milestone for Hyrec,” said Dr. Abu Sharkh. “Hyrec’s OARO overcomes the limitations of conventional RO. It concentrates brine up to its saturation point and economically extracts salts from sea water and other dilute solutions. Thus, more fresh water is recovered at little additional cost. We look forward to a long and mutually beneficial relationship with SWCC.”  

Networking News

Jerry Schlicker promoted from Controls Engineer to Engineering Manager at Duperon Corporation.

Nuvoda hires new CEO, Zain Mahmood.

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State Senate District 3 candidates share views during forum

KAILUA-KONA — For the first time in a decade, the state Senate seat for Hawaii Island’s 3rd District will be filled by a new face.

Come primary day on Aug. 11, registered West Hawaii Democrats have a choice to make between two politicians looking to make the leap from county government to legislating at the state level.

The options are Councilman Dru Kanuha, currently nearing the end of his third term representing portions of South Kona and North Kona in the county’s 7th District, and Brenda Ford, a former county council member who served eight years before being term limited.

Also in the race is Michael Last, a retired electrical engineer living in Ocean View and running unopposed in the primary on the Libertarian ticket.

The three candidates for the Senate seat filled for the past 10 years by Sen. Josh Green, who is seeking the post of lieutenant governor, convened Tuesday night in the council chambers at the West Hawaii Civic Center to discuss their candidacies as part of a forum organized by West Hawaii Forums and the League of Women Voters.

Kanuha, a native of Kona with island ties stretching back generations, explained why he planned to forego a shot at a final two-year term on the council in favor of a state Senate bid.

“I thought it was a good opportunity to represent more of the community here in West Hawaii,” he said.

He touted accomplishments in his more than five years as a council member, including road projects such as Mamalahoa Bypass Road, creating new community spaces such as Alii Kai, raising the tobacco purchasing age to 21 and pushing for homeless programs such as the micro-housing project at Hale Kikaha.

As a state Senator, Kanuha said his primary focus would be combating homelessness and generating affordable housing throughout Hawaii County, particularly in West Hawaii where homes tend to be least affordable.

“We have a huge issue with affordable housing on Hawaii Island, it’s never affordable,” he said. “Who can afford ‘affordable housing’ at $350,000-$375,000 for a home? It’s absolutely crazy.”

The government, Kanuha said, needs to do more to build affordable housing or make land available for public/private partnerships to pave the way for needed housing. He added central to this issue is getting homeless off the street and out from in front of businesses, under their own roofs and allowing them the chance to become contributing community members.

Ford agreed with Kanuha’s position on affordable housing, but added it needs to be more focused on rentals controlled and owned by the county, as many Hawaii Islanders are outpaced by the price of homeownership. She also mentioned the need for construction of a new hospital in West Hawaii, which could help generate revenue without raising taxes.

“I’d like to see us be the health state,” Ford said. “We need a new hospital. We need the physician assistants program, which we’re bringing in from University of Washington here in Kona.”

Ford noted her contributions during her time on the council as filing a lawsuit that earned Hawaii County a fourth Senate seat, introducing anti-gerrymandering legislation and bills to fight drunk drivers, the establishment of a keiki dental clinic and being instrumental in road projects such as the La‘aloa Avenue extension.

One question moderator Sherry Bracken posed involved Ford’s transition in this election cycle, when she initially announced her candidacy for Hawaii Island’s 5th District state House seat but after a discussion with Rep. Richard Creagan, the current occupant of that post, decided to run for Senate instead.

Creagan initially planned to seek the Senate seat Ford is now chasing, but will instead run as the incumbent in House District 5.

“There was no backroom dealing; we publicized this on the front page of the newspaper,” said Ford, adding Creagan was disillusioned with fellow members of the House who were stepping on legislation he and Ford thought necessary for the good of the county and state.

“He finally got concessions out of the House and called me up and let me know that he was thinking about going for his own seat,” Ford said. “I said ‘Fine.’ And we swapped, and we publicized it. There was no suspicious activity going on, and definitely no deals.”

As for Last, he’s running out of a sense of defiance and disillusionment that had he not decided to enter the race, the Democratic primary would have been the defacto election for the Senate seat absent a general election challenger.

“After the primary, the person who wins the primary can claim everyone who voted, voted for him or her,” Last said. “I think that is totally wrong, and I am giving you, the citizens of Hawaii County, the chance for a second opinion. I don’t care if I win.”

At the center of Last’s campaign are the notions of less government, more individual freedom and a diversity of voices in the Senate, which is comprised of 25 members, all of whom are Democrats.

His contributions to the island as a non-political entity, Last explained, are several years serving as part of the Ocean View Community Association and time spent as a regular volunteer with the Hawaii State Blood Bank.

Last said if elected, he would push to remove government from private industry. Last also would prioritize legal gambling as an alternative to higher taxes, although he added he despises games of chance.

Finally, he mentioned abolishing the Jones Act, which Bracken noted several studies have shown increases the cost of consumer goods throughout Hawaii. The Jones Act includes several mandates that make international shipping less efficient and more expensive than it would be if the nearly 100-year-old federal law was revised or rescinded.

Ford said she would support the state pushing for an exemption from the Jones Act, while Kanuha said he wouldn’t at this time because it contains provisions to protect working sailors on those ships and that there’s more pressing county and state issues to which legislators should devote their time.

Another topic raised was building rights in lava zones 1 and 2, brought up in light of the hundreds of homes destroyed by the Kilauea volcano eruption in lower Puna.

Kanuha and Ford said they are behind Gov. David Ige’s push to disallow building in those zones, even though zoning falls under the county’s purview. Last, however, felt differently.

“I have a problem with the government legislating morality or legislating common sense,” said Last, who lives in a lava zone 2 area himself. “People will do whatever the heck they want to.”

He added he doesn’t see a government obligation to assist those impacted by the lava flows, while Kanuha said he would support state-sponsored programs to provide affordable land to those displaced in zones deemed safe from further volcanic activity. Ford agreed with Kanuha, adding she would push for federal grants to allow for not just relief and home building, but also to build rentals.

Finally, Bracken asked questions as to solutions to deal with climate change beyond a transition to all renewable energy by 2045, state road projects and the monumental task of converting all of Hawaii Island’s 50,000 cesspools by 2050.

Ford said state laws need to change, disallowing shoreline properties incurring significant damage because of flooding events from being rebuilt in the same area.

Kanuha said he would push for the widening of Kuakini Highway from the “pinch point” at Lako Street to at least Kamehameha III Road, which has been taken off the state’s priority list.

Last said it’s “inconceivable” to build a sewer system in Ocean View and, along with his two challengers, added he would push for alternative solutions not currently offered by the state Department of Health.

Email Max Dible at mdible@westhawaiitoday.com.

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Media shines light on Fox News star Sean Hannity’s Atlanta real estate – Atlanta Business Chronicle

Media outlets are unearthing a "real-estate empire" built by Fox News star Sean Hannity that includes major ties to Georgia.

Hannity, who started his career as a radio host in Atlanta, has 20 holding companies in Georgia that are part of a "real-estate empire worth tens of millions of dollars that spans at least four states and whose existence has remained hidden from the public behind anonymous shell corporations," according to a report from the Los Angeles Times.

Among Hannity’s holdings reportedly include an entire neighborhood of duplexes in Lithia Springs and apartment complexes in Athens, Brunswick and Gainesville. The Times reports that the companies all start with the same four letters — "SPMK," followed by Roman numerals. He also has ties to Atlanta financial firm Henssler Financial and William Lako, the story shows.

The Guardian reports that one of Hannity’s real estate ventures bought houses through a fraudulent property dealer. The publication cited country records showing a Hannity-linked company buying 11 houses in Georgia’s Fulton, Cobb, Clayton and DeKalb counties. Those homes had been purchased following foreclosures by Jeff Brock, who transferred the properties to corporate vehicles that sold them on to the Hannity-linked company at a profit, according to the report.

Hannity defended himself Monday, saying many of his rentals homes and apartments are in lower-income areas.

"It is ironic that I am being attacked for investing my personal money in communities that badly need such investment and in which, I am sure, those attacking me have not invested their money," Hannity said on his website. "The fact is, these are investments that I do not individually select, control, or know the details about; except that obviously I believe in putting my money to work in communities that otherwise struggle to receive such support."

Hannity’s real estate ties to Georgia are coming into focus as media outlets dig into his relationship with Donald Trump’s personal attorney Michael Cohen.

Hannity’s popularity stems in part from his blue-collar persona and criticism of the Obama administration’s housing policies. However, the Times notes that Hannity’s holdings include a private helicopter and private jet registered at an airport 20 miles from Hannity’s mansion on Long Island. His companies also appear to have obtained mortgages insured by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

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Filtration Mergers & Acquisitions Review: Q3 2018

One of the Q3 deals was Ovivo’s acquisition of FilterBoxx.

Filtration-related M&A deals announced or completed during July, August and September 2018 are listed here with links to the stories on the Filtration+Separation website.

  • Fluidra and Zodiac complete merger

Spain’s Fluidra SA and residential pool equipment manufacturer Zodiac Pool Solutions merged. The combined company has kept the Fluidra name and continues to be listed on the Spanish stock exchange.

  • Loudspring increases ownership position in Eagle Filters

Loudspring exercised part of its options in Eagle Filters to increase ownership from 63.4% to 67.6% through an additional investment.

  • Lydall buys Precision Filtration

Lydall Inc, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Lydall Performance Materials Inc, acquired the Precision Filtration division of Precision Custom Coatings. Based in Totowa, New Jersey, USA, Precision Filtration produces air filtration media principally serving the commercial and residential HVAC markets with MERV 7 – 11 products.

  • Evoqua closes acquisition of ProAct Services

Evoqua Water Technologies Corp completed its acquisition of ProAct Services Corp from private equity firm Hammond, Kennedy, Whitney & Company Inc. With annual revenues of US$54 million, ProAct Services provides on-site treatment services of contaminated water in all 50 US states.

  • Amiad acquires full ownership of Indian subsidiary

Amiad Water Systems Ltd acquired 40% of the issued and outstanding share capital of its Indian subsidiary, Amiad Filtration Systems (India) Private Limited (Amiad India), from its local partner. As a result, Amiad Water Systems now holds 100% of the shares of Amiad India.

  • United Rentals seals BakerCorp acquisition

United Rentals Inc closed its acquisition of BakerCorp International Holdings Inc for a total purchase price of around US$715 million. BakerCorp is a multinational provider of tank, pump, filtration and trench shoring rental solutions for industrial and construction applications.

  • Interpump Group buys Ricci Engineering

Interpump Group acquired 100% of Ricci Engineering Srl, a start-up company based in Orvieto, Italy, which designs, builds and installs plants for breweries and winemakers.

  • YMC to acquire Lewa-Nikkiso’s pharmaceutical systems business

Japanese life sciences company YMC Co Ltd entered into a formal agreement to acquire Lewa-Nikkiso America Inc’s pharmaceutical systems business. Based in Devens, Massachusetts, USA, the business provides advanced production scale chromatography systems for the bioprocessing and the pharmaceutical industry.

  • Valicor extends wastewater processing network into Houston

Valicor Environmental Services expanded its network of wastewater processing facilities with the acquisition of assets associated with Dagger Oil Recovery LLC and Regio Vacuum Service Inc (Dagger).

  • Lydall to acquire Interface Performance Materials

Lydall Inc agreed to acquire engineered sealing solutions company Interface Performance Materials for US$265 million in cash.

  • Hengst to acquire air filtration specialist Delbag

Hengst Filtration entered into a binding agreement with FläktGroup to acquire German air filtration company Delbag.

  • Mann+Hummel completes acquisition of Tri-Dim Filter

Mann+Hummel finalised its acquisition of USA-based air filtration company Tri-Dim Filter Corp. The transaction, which was announced in July 2018, has secured regulatory approval and met customary closing conditions.

  • Evoqua expands in Canada with IsH20Top acquisition

Evoqua Water Technologies Corp acquired IsH20Top Group, a Quebec, Canada-based provider of high-purity water treatment equipment and systems, equipment maintenance services and service deionization.

  • Lindsay sells Watertronics and Lakos businesses

Lindsay Corp completed the sale of its Watertronics and Lakos businesses. Watertronics is a designer and manufacturer of custom pumping solutions for golf, landscape, municipal and agricultural applications, while Lakos is a producer of custom water filtration systems for commercial and residential use.

  • Donaldson to acquire UK fume extraction specialist BOFA International

Donaldson Co Inc entered into a binding agreement to acquire an 88% stake in BOFA International Ltd, a UK manufacturer of fume extraction systems, for approximately £79 million.

  • Aquaporin acquires full ownership of Asian subsidiary

Aquaporin acquired 100% of the share capital of its Aquaporin Asia Pte Ltd subsidiary based in Singapore. Aquaporin Asia Pte Ltd was founded in 2011 with Aquaporin A/S, DHI Water & Environment, Singapore and Nanyang Technological University – NTUitive as shareholders.

  • Ovivo buys FilterBoxx

Ovivo Inc bought FilterBoxx Water & Environmental Corp, the Canadian designer and supplier of modular water and wastewater solutions for industrial customers across the Americas.

  First quarter 2018 mergers and acquisitions are listed here and second quarter 2018 mergers and acquisitions are listed here.

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