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Whitewater Management acquires Orion Water Solutions

Mar 03, 2025•10 months ago

Acquiring Company

Whitewater Management

Acquired Company

Orion Water Solutions

CalgaryAustinOil And GasWaterWater PurificationEnergyManufacturing

Description

Whitewater Management has acquired Orion Water Solutions to enhance its service offerings in fluid and water treatment. This acquisition positions Whitewater for continued growth by integrating advanced wastewater treatment technologies. It will enable the company to expand its reach across multiple sectors, including oil & gas and municipal infrastructure. The deal also facilitates Whitewater's cross-border expansion in North America.

Company Information

Company

Whitewater Management

Location

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

About

Whitewater Management is a leading water logistics company addressing the water needs of hydraulic-fracturing operations. We have excellent safety leadership, a reputation for problem-solving, and strong relationships with regulatory bodies. Our portfolio is largely comprised of complex water transfer projects that include everything from consultation for project planning to field services involving water transfer and containment. We attend water community events across the province and take advantage of continuing education opportunities, such as those offered by the Environment and Sustainable Resources Department of Alberta. We are situated on the front line of water delivery technologies, water management solutions, and water use regulations.

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