NASPO Certified
Field Eagle gives water and wastewater utility teams the tools to inspect treatment facilities, distribution infrastructure, pumping stations, storage reservoirs, and collection system assets from one centralized platform. Complete inspections on a tablet offline at remote locations, document findings with photos and GPS in real time, trigger corrective maintenance actions automatically, and maintain the compliance documentation that EPA, state environmental agencies, and AWWA standards require. AI Preventative Maintenance analyses accumulated inspection histories to predict infrastructure failures before they cause service disruptions.
Tablet-based and fully offline.  EPA, AWWA, and Safe Drinking Water Act compliance documentation. NASPO ValuePoint approved.
Water and wastewater operations span geographically distributed infrastructure that must be inspected consistently to maintain service reliability and regulatory compliance.

Inspection of primary and secondary treatment equipment, biological process systems, biosolids handling, effluent quality monitoring, and NPDES permit compliance documentation.

Systematic inspection of water treatment plant equipment including filtration systems, chemical dosing equipment, UV and chlorination systems, instrumentation, and process controls. EPA Safe Drinking Water Act compliance documentation maintained automatically.

Hydrant condition assessments, valve exercising records, water main inspection, booster station condition surveys, and storage tank external inspections linked to specific infrastructure assets in the distribution system.

Pump condition assessments, electrical system inspections, wet well condition, valve condition, and SCADA instrumentation verification at lift stations and booster pumping stations across the distribution and collection network. Asset management links every inspection to the specific station asset record.
Water and wastewater utilities operate under overlapping federal, state, and provincial regulatory frameworks that mandate systematic inspection programs.
Yes. Field Eagle manages inspection programs across all water and wastewater infrastructure from one platform. Water treatment plants, distribution systems, pumping stations, storage tanks, wastewater treatment plants, and collection systems all managed from one central dashboard with separate asset records for each infrastructure type.
Yes. Field Eagle maintains inspection records satisfying EPA Safe Drinking Water Act documentation requirements. Inspection schedules are enforced automatically, corrective actions are tracked to resolution, and compliance documentation is retrievable instantly for regulatory reviews. See: EHS software.
Yes. Field Eagle is NASPO ValuePoint approved. Public water authorities, municipal utilities, and government-owned water utilities can procure Field Eagle under the NASPO ValuePoint cooperative purchasing contract without a full independent RFP process.