A Smarter Formula for Replacing Water Infrastructure @waterloop
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Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Predict. Monitor. Plan. Act.

Brett Braganz of Oldcastle Infrastructure says those four steps provide a roadmap for using digital tools to manage aging water infrastructure more effectively.

Instead of making replacement decisions with limited information, utilities can first predict where failures are most likely and where the consequences would be greatest. They can then monitor those high-risk assets to verify their condition before moving into planning and construction.

The result is more targeted investment, fewer unnecessary replacements, and a better chance of directing limited crews and capital to the assets that need attention most.

Episode at waterloop.org/avoiding-the-constant-infrastructure-triage

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