TIGG Corp. recently won two separate competitively-bid municipal contracts on Long Island, N.Y. to provide drinking water purification equipment. The two contracts are worth a combined $500,000.
The company will deliver a custom-made, dual-vessel CP 20K-10 activated carbon water purification system to the Roslyn Water District in April 2014. Each of the integrated system's two 10-ft diameter vessels will be capable of operating at 150 psi and will handle flow rates up to 750 gal per minute (gpm).
The Locust Valley Water District will receive its custom TIGG CP 20K-12 water purification system in April 2014. Each of the two 12-ft-diameter vessels will have a maximum operating pressure of 150 psi and will have be capable of flow rates of 750 gpm. Both the Locust Valley and Roslyn Water district's systems are capable of holding 40,000 pounds of granular activated carbon.
"Winning these contracts shows that TIGG's equipment is ideal for the municipal drinking water industry," said Anthony Mazzoni, TIGG vice president. "With six orders in the last several months, TIGG is really becoming a player in the municipal market."
Source: TIGG Corp.