In 2017, Inframark became an independent, American-owned and operated utility infrastructure company. Founded on the concepts of pure alignment, pure accountability, and pure accessibility, we set out to completely change the way people viewed and interacted with their utility providers. Today, Inframark stands alone as the largest privately-owned provider of contract water and wastewater operational…
New Partnership Enables Water Services Firm to Expand Service Offerings, Enter Adjacent Markets, and Pursue Acquisition Opportunities HORSHAM, PA and NEW YORK– December 21, 2020 – Inframark, LLC, is pleased to announce that it has partnered with New Mountain Capital, a leading growth-oriented investment firm with $28 billion in assets under management. The investment provides…
District Management Services and Community Association Management Services join Inframark under the newly formed IMS-Meritus. Katy, Texas, January 20, 2021 ─ Inframark, LLC, is pleased to announce that it has completed the acquisition of District Management Services (DMS) and Community Association Management Services (CAMS), both subsidiaries of Tampa, Fla.-based Meritus Corp. The sale was finalized…
Jack Masella, Director of Health & Safety When it comes to safety, complacency can be a formidable opponent. When we go through our daily routines, it is often easy to forget our surroundings as we become immersed in our work. That isn’t an excuse; it’s human nature. In addition to ensuring we are following daily safety…
Inframark’s proactive maintenance approach involves effective predictive, preventive and corrective maintenance. In every project we undertake, Inframark implements maintenance protocols and procedures that reflect manufacturers’ warranties for existing and newly bought equipment. As part of our maintenance approach, equipment maintenance and repair history are tracked and available, enabling our clients to make educated decisions when…
Water Quality Trading Aligns Our Communities Only so much room in the watershed. Streams, lakes, and wetlands are just a few of the many sources that supply our drinking water and make agriculture and manufacturing possible. These sources are replenished by rain and snow that drain through the watershed of the surrounding lands. As our…
Matt Hoyle, Operations Data Analyst Like many industries, the nation’s water and wastewater utilities are suffering from what some are calling the silver or gray tsunami. The nation’s workforce depends on access to a qualified workforce – particularly sufficient numbers of certified water and wastewater operators that run the equipment and control the treatment processes…
Jack Masella, Director of Health & Safety Over the last four years, we have come a long way in our health and safety journey. We have implemented a number of processes aimed at mitigating and eliminating hazards and incidents, and we have improved. But we can do better and must continuously improve. The next step of…
Marcia Reuben, VP of Compliance & Quality Now, more than ever, the eyes of the nation are on the safety of our water supplies. As essential workers during this pandemic, we are facing some unprecedented challenges to continue meeting all the regulatory requirements for our drinking water and wastewater facilities. Our state regulators and the…
Safety is one of the most important aspects of the water and wastewater operations and maintenance (O&M) business. The City of Bridgeport, Conn. (the City), turned to Inframark to help them get on the proper track to proving a safe environment for all their wastewater staff. Prior to Inframark operating and managing the project, there were frequent…