Water Quality Specialists

10/20/2021

Be ever vigilant all you working in the water and wastewater industry.

The nation’s top cybersecurity officials issue a warning , saying malicious hackers are targeting government water and wastewater treatment systems.

08/14/2021

These were the lucky winners of the Day 2 prizes at the Tri-State Seminar at the CSG/WQS booth. Way to go!

08/14/2021

The Tri-City Seminar was a great success. Here are the lucky Day 1 winners of the prize drawings. Click on photos to see all the winners.

08/11/2021

Another show, another great lineup at the CSG/WQS BOOTH 1224. Visit for a chance to win an iPad, GoPro, or Bose speaker.

08/10/2021

CSG/WQS at Booth 1224 is ready to welcome you. Come join the party. Spin the wheel for prizes.

08/10/2021

It’s on again!
Come down to the CSG/WQS Booth 1224 at the Tri-State
Seminar in Vegas today, 8/10, and tomorrow, 8/11, and guess the correct combination for a chance to win a new Ford Bronco. Your choice of a Widetrak or a Bandlands.

07/31/2021

Secrets to the fall of a civilization hidden in sewage? Possibly.

A new method of f***l examination may hold the clues archeologists have been looking for.

07/26/2021

It's bad enough that California gets little rain. Add water thieves and grrrr...

As an extreme drought grips California, making water increasingly scarce, thieves are making off with billions of gallons of the precious resource, tapping into fire hydrants, rivers, and even small family homes and farms.

07/10/2021

Ha!

07/08/2021

A little levity for the day.

The architects of the Ribbon Hotel in Edinburgh say it's inspired by "coiled ribbon." Locals are reminded of a different kind of coiled shape.

04/05/2021

Scary stuff. Not sewage, but likely more toxic.

A full breach of the walls at the damaged Piney Point reservoir in Florida could cause "as high as a 20-foot wall of water" to surge, officials said.

02/09/2021

This shows the importance of keeping water treatment plants secure. WQS is diligent about this aspect of the job.

Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri also noted that the hack brought the water treatment plant to "dangerous levels" of sodium hydroxide "but luckily it was caught right away."