U.S. Water and Wastewater Infrastructure News & Events Briefing — November 6, 2026
Friday, November 6, 2026
Today's briefing brings you 3 stories across drinking water and wastewater & collection from the utilities, authorities and state agencies that run American water. Leading today: $538M Mary’s Creek Water Plant: Ferrovial Wins Fort Worth Contract - Construction Review.
drinking-water
Fort Worth is moving ahead with a major drinking-water plant project, and the contract award points to a utility build rather than an abstract infrastructure announcement. The source does not say how the plant will change system capacity, treatment scope, or financing terms beyond the project size and contractor selection.
Funding & revolving funds
Moberly’s council is using revenue bonds to finish water main work, so the story is about financing a drinking-water capital project. For other utilities facing the same budget gap, it shows a local government moving to debt financing to complete distribution system repairs or replacement.
Funding & revolving funds
wastewater
This says a wastewater treatment plant project in Phoenix has been completed, so the change is for the city system and its treatment capacity or condition. The excerpt does not say what parts were rehabilitated, whether the work affects compliance, or what operational changes follow.
Treatment plant projects