What is The International Center for Water Technology (ICWT)?

The International Center for Water Technology is a public-private partnership dedicated to the development and application of advanced technologies that enhance water use for agricultural, environmental, and urban purposes. California State University, Fresno – in collaboration with a consortium of members in the water technology industry – came together to form ICWT.

Through applied technology, our goal is to provide efficient first use and effective reuse of water supplies worldwide.

 

Why ICWT makes good business sense.

Whether your company is a “start-up” venture with a new idea, or an established manufacturer with proven technology, ICWT has something for everyone. ICWT can assist you with a wide range of professional services, including business plans; workforce development; research & development; and export marketing, to name just a few. One-on-one assessments are available to discuss which programs best fit your needs.

 

ICWT Services

In addition to providing a world class, year-round water technology demonstration facility, ICWT will advance water and fluid science technologies worldwide through four major activities:

  • Business Development Assistance
    • Business planning
    • International trade
    • Idea-sharing venues
    • Identifying funding sources
  • Research and Development
    • Laboratory testing, evaluation and product development
    • Field and applied product testing
    • Partnerships to identify “Water Smart” technologies
    • Water treatment demonstrations
    • Renewable energy water pumping
  • Industry Testing and Certification
    • Hydraulic performance testing
    • Certified water quality testing services- urban, environmental, and agricultural water supplies
    • Independent performance certification including pumps, water meters, backflow devices
  • Technology Development Assistance
    • Business planning assistance
    • International trade assistance
    • Idea-sharing venues
    • Identifying funding sources