Serving Western Arizona and the Colorado River
Water, wastewater & power infrastructure in Western Arizona and the Colorado River
Alpha Water & Power designs, builds, delivers and supports treatment plants and power systems for projects across Western Arizona and the Colorado River. One team, from engineering through ongoing support.
Water & power in Western Arizona and the Colorado River
What shapes infrastructure projects in Western Arizona and the Colorado River
Western Arizona sits on the Colorado River, where agriculture, recreation and growing desert communities compete for a capped allocation. Salinity in return flows and drainage makes brackish treatment and reuse practical tools for farms, food processors and municipalities.
Arizona plans around a shrinking Colorado River allocation, regulated groundwater basins and some of the fastest-growing cities in the country. That puts reuse, brackish water treatment and resilient power at the center of utility and industrial capital plans. Alpha Water & Power brings design, equipment, installation and support under one contract, so owners in Western Arizona and the Colorado River can move from concept to a running system without managing a chain of vendors.
Who we work with in Western Arizona and the Colorado River
- Irrigated agriculture
- Food processing
- Municipal utilities
- Recreation and hospitality
- Military installations
- Coverage
- Yuma, La Paz and Mohave Counties
- Headquarters
- Garland, Texas
- Regulator
- ADEQ
What we deliver
Solutions for Western Arizona and the Colorado River projects
Ranked for the conditions in this area. Every solution is available as a turnkey scope or as equipment only.
Also available: Turnkey water and wastewater plants, Advanced water filtration, Permitting and compliance support, Support for consulting engineers and public works, Islandable microgrids, Long-duration battery storage, Data center and industrial power.
Design. Build. Deliver. Support.
One team from first sketch to startup in Western Arizona and the Colorado River
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Design
We size the system from your flow, source water and discharge or product-water targets, then price it so you can budget.
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Build
Equipment is fabricated, assembled and tested before it ships, so there are fewer surprises on site.
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Deliver
We handle freight, installation and commissioning, and train your operators.
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Support
Spares, chemistry, membranes and service stay available after startup, from the same team.
Arizona compliance
Permitting and regulation in Arizona
Treatment and discharge projects in Western Arizona and the Colorado River fall under the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ). Typical approvals include AZPDES discharge permits and ADEQ aquifer protection and reuse permits. Water rights and supply planning are overseen by the Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR).
Our team helps you prepare the process data, design basis and documentation that engineers and regulators need. Read about permitting support.
Funding for Arizona projects
Water and wastewater projects in Arizona can often be financed through the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority of Arizona (WIFA) and federal State Revolving Fund programs. Eligibility depends on the owner and project, so confirm with the program before you commit.
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Water and power projects in Western Arizona and the Colorado River: answers
Does Alpha Water & Power serve Western Arizona and the Colorado River?
Yes. Alpha Water & Power is headquartered in Garland, Texas and designs, builds, delivers and supports water, wastewater and power infrastructure for projects across Western Arizona and the Colorado River and across Arizona. This includes Yuma. Call 800-283-5007 or send the project details through our contact form.
What water and wastewater solutions does AWP offer in Western Arizona and the Colorado River?
For Western Arizona and the Colorado River, the most relevant solutions are reverse osmosis desalination, mbbr wastewater treatment, screening, grit and solids handling and ScaleShield water chemistry. Everything is delivered as a turnkey scope or as equipment alone, depending on what your project needs.
What permits does a treatment project in Western Arizona and the Colorado River need?
Arizona projects are regulated by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ). Typical approvals include AZPDES discharge permits and ADEQ aquifer protection and reuse permits, and local utilities or counties may add their own requirements such as sewer-use limits. Our team helps prepare the technical information your engineer or the permitting authority needs.
Can brackish water or seawater be desalinated for projects in Western Arizona and the Colorado River?
Yes. Reverse osmosis is the standard technology for brackish groundwater and seawater, and AWP supplies containerized and skid-mounted RO systems, membranes and antiscalant chemistry for it. Feasibility depends on your source water analysis, recovery target and brine disposal route, so we start with a water analysis and a site review for Western Arizona and the Colorado River before proposing a design.
How do I get a quote for a project in Western Arizona and the Colorado River?
Send the flow, source water, discharge or product-water targets, site location and timeline using the form on this page, or call 800-283-5007. An AWP engineer will come back with a design, a price and a schedule. Arizona projects may also qualify for funding through the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority of Arizona (WIFA) and federal State Revolving Fund programs.
Headquartered in Garland, Texas. Send the flow, source water, discharge limits and timeline for your Western Arizona and the Colorado River project and an AWP engineer will reply with a design, a price and a schedule.