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  • Water & Wastewater Treatement Automation Experts

    Advanced Industrial Control solutions for Municipal and Regional Facilities

    Atlas OT is a trusted partner for municipalities, utility operators, and engineering firms needing expert control system design, programming, and lifecycle support for Water Treatment Plants (WTPs) and Wastewater Treatment Facilities (WWTFs)


    Our team delivers fully integrated SCADA, PLC, RTU, telemetry, and cybersecurity solutions that modernize legacy systems and ensure compliance, reliability, and visibility.

    We specialize in open, vendor-neutral systems that give operators more control—not less.

Control System  Capabilities

Our team has experience as facility owners, integrators, engineers and field technicians. 

We offer key support for your facility across its assets from pump stations, lift stations, treatment, distribution, and sewage treatment.

On Call Support

Need emergency or after-hours support? Atlas OT offers remote and onsite service calls. 


Ask about our Staff Augmentation or Emergency On-Call Support Offerings. 

RTU and PLC Programming

Supporting all major brands and cross integration like Rockwell Automation Allen-Bradley, Siemens, Opto22, Schneider, Phoenix Contact, Automation Direct and more!


We can help you integrate your existing systems and standardize moving forward. 

Telemetry and Networks

Never lose a lift station again with system surveys, redundant network topologies, and logical heartbeats. Our team can help you design, implement and monitor remote networks on radio, cellular, fiber and starlink internet connections. 

Electrical Gear 

Electrical Gear such as VFDs, Motor Starters, Docking Stations, Generators and more all need to be seamlessly integrated into your system. Atlas can facilitate design, procurement and commissioning with extended warranties. 


We can also design and procure your industrial control panels to UL508A with corrosion resistant designs for your hazardous area locations

Leak Detection and Water Loss Solutions

Our team doesn't just implement someone else's Control Narrative. Our process minded engineers will help with mass balances to design systems to monitor and quantify water loss in your distribution system. 

Instrumentation and Controls

Working with major manufactures such as Endress and Hauser, Vega, Emerson Rosemount and more. We can help you specify and procure instrumentation that will be optimized for your control philosophy. 

Regulatory Compliance and Water Treatment

Automated reporting of your labs and analysis provides rapid feedback on current processes. We can help you monitor for PFAS, H2S, Ammonia and other hazards and use Advanced Process Control to rapidly respond.


We support control strategies for chemical dosing, pH adjustment, turbidity control and heavy metal removal systems. 

Water and Wastewater Control System Experts

Our System Agnostic approach helps municipalities and water districts across all brands and platforms keep their facilities compliant and operating optimally. 
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Water Treatment Professionals

Atlas OT supports the water and wastewater treatment professions with sponsorship to industry associations.  

Training for water professionals and industry expertise. 
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What Control systems are commonly used in water and wastewater treatment plants?

Water and wastewater treatment plants commonly use PLC-based control systems such as Allen-Bradley CompactLogix and ControlLogix, GE RX3i, and Siemens S7, along with SCADA platforms like Ignition, FactoryTalk View SE, AVEVA System Platform, and Wonderware. These systems enable centralized control of pumps, blowers, chemical dosing, filtration, and telemetry systems. 
What is the difference between IT and OT for the Water Industry?

In many small and underserved municipalities there is overlap between IT and OT. IT (Information Technology) manages business systems, email, and cloud services, while OT (Operational Technology) controls physical processes, machinery, and infrastructure. Atlas OT can help bridge the gap between the IT OT convergence by setting up secure industrial networks to protect PLCs, SCADA and industrial equipment, while pulling necessary data out to IT systems for visibility and reporting. 

Can Atlas Operational Technology Water Solutions modernize legacy control systems?

Yes! Many municipalities across America are running on outdated control platforms that are no longer available for support or replacement. Many water districts are still buying obsolete hardware from ebay to keep their facilities operational. Atlas can help you create a migration plan with a phased approach to manage budget and keep facilities online while minimizing downtime. 

What platforms and vendors do you support?

We are platform-agnostic and work with all major vendors and platforms across RTU, PLC, HMI, SCADA, and DCS

  • Rockwell Automation - Allen-Bradley SLC 500, MicroLogix, CompactLogix, ControlLogix, FactoryTalk, Optix, PlantPA
  • Siemens - S5, S7, ET200, TIA Portal, WinCC, PCS 7
  • Emerson - DeltaV, ROC800, ControlWave, Floboss, FB1000, FB2000, FB3000, PACsystems, Movicon
  • Schneider Electric - Modicon M340, 580, SCADApack, GEOSCADA
  • AVEVA - Wonderware System Platform, Archestra, InTouch
  • Phoenix Contact - PLCnext, Catan
  • IDEC - FC61, FT1A, SX8R, HG5G, FT2J, GH4G
  • Opto 22 - Groov EPIC, Groov RIO
  • Red Lion - Crimson, Graphite
  • Beijer Electronix - iX Developer
  • Inductive Automation Ignition
  • Does Atlas deploy cybersecurity for water and wastewater facilities?

    Critical industries like water treatment facilities must be mindful to implement cyber security best practices. These can include network segmentation, endpoint hardening, secure PLC configuration, and DMZ architecture from day one.  We recommend reviewing your security stance against industry standards and deploying phased approach to secure your system without compromising uptime or budget. 

     

    NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) – A comprehensive, risk-based approach to managing cybersecurity for critical infrastructure.

     

    IEC 62443 – International standard specifically developed for securing industrial automation and control systems (IACS).

     

    ISA/IEC 99 – Guidelines for defining zones and conduits and assigning security levels across your architecture.

     

    What is SCADA and why is it important for water utilities?

    SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems allow water utilities to monitor, control, and analyze equipment and processes in real time. Operators use SCADA dashboards to oversee pumps, chemical feeds, tanks, and valves—locally or remotely. SCADA also supports alarming, trending, reporting, and compliance tracking, essential for modern utility operations.


    Telemetry systems provide real-time visibility and control of remote assets like lift stations, reservoirs, and booster stations. Benefits include faster response to faults, reduced manual site visits, improved data logging, and increased safety. Atlas OT integrates telemetry using cellular, radio, fiber, or VPN, with store-and-forward capabilities and secure protocols like MQTT and OPC UA.

    Can you assist with EPA compliance and regulatory reporting?

    Yes, Atlas OT uses guidance from the EPA and AWWA as well as best practices by NFPA70 to design and implement regulatory reporting for your water treatment facility. This reporting can include automated PDFs, excel file exports, integration to HACH or your other business systems through a SQL connection or other methods. 

    What areas do you support locally?
    Our Colorado based team supports the front range locally with emergency on call support. This includes Denver, Fort Collins, Greeley, Colorado Springs, Pueblo and the Western Slope. 

    Across the United States we support project based and remote support. In most cases, if your system is accessible remotely or we can log into a local technician computer, we can often isolate issues and help you get your system back online rapidly.