The North America water infrastructure and repair technology market growth study constitutes an in-depth assessment of the United States and Canada. In the United States, numerous water infrastructure projects are planned for the upcoming years. For example, Suffolk County in New York is evaluated to spend nearly $464 million on sewer infrastructure between 2021 to 2023. Likewise, the Northwest Florida Water Management District proposed an investment of $89.6 million for several water infrastructure projects in the year 2021. Florida city is also set to expend $7.7 million for resource development as well as water supply and $51.6 million for water plant restorations, in addition to more than $8 million for other watershed restorations, $4 million towards hurricane Michael recovery, and over $2 million for data collection projects. These factors, in turn, are anticipated to bolster the demand for water infrastructure and repair technologies in the United States. 

On the other hand, the United States has also observed an increased involvement of major water quality associations as well as companies in order to conduct R&D activities. These efforts are aimed towards augmenting features like biodegradability coupled with the efficacy of water treatment chemicals. Furthermore, stringent regulations, a robust industrial base, as well as high standards of living are also expected to contribute to the overall growth of the water infrastructure and repair technology market growth in North America during the forecast years.

The North America water infrastructure and repair technology market is segmented into category, product type, application, and end-user. The category segment includes replacement, assessment, rehabilitation, and spot repair. The American Water Works Association’s (AWWA) State of the Water Industry (SOTWI) report for 2015 highlights the replacement and renewal of water infrastructure at the top of the stack in terms of the five most crucial issues faced by the United States water industry. 

Moreover, the majority of underground water pipelines in the country have already surpassed or nearing their useful life. As a result, the aging water infrastructure, including taps, underground pipeline networks, pipelines, and building water lines, among others, is among the leading aspects fueling the growth of the replacement segment.

Some of the top players operating in the North America water infrastructure and repair technology market are 3M Company, DuPont, Aclara Technologies LLC, etc.

Aclara Technologies LLC (Aclara), headquartered in the United States, is a subsidiary of Sun Capital Partners Inc. The company develops, designs, and commercializes Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) solutions for customer communication, data value management, and device networking activities. It also manufactures an array of custom solutions, incorporating automated meter reading systems regulated by meter data management software as well as fixed-network advanced metering infrastructure.