You have a sanitary survey coming up
We take the cyber part of the survey. We walk the plant, fix what can be fixed before the inspector arrives, and put together the paperwork for that section.
Who is asking
Your state drinking water program, for the cyber part of the survey
Who can pay
Operating budget. Under the purchase limit in most towns
Starts at
$2,900, fixed
Who does the work
A method built on 500+ live plants.
Written by a founding contributor and editor of ISA/IEC 62443, with twenty-five years inside live plants. A senior control-system engineer signs off on your report before it goes out.
What happens
| Week 1 | A call and a remote session. We're figuring out what's connected, what's reachable from outside, and who's got access. We don't touch a running PLC. If we need to be on site, we'll say so before you sign. |
| Week 2 | What we found, written for the person who has to explain it. The GM, the council, the inspector. Plain words, photos, and worst-first order. |
| Week 3 | The document you came for: the binder, the questionnaire answers, or the recert package, depending. |
If there's work to do after, we quote it separately at a fixed price and tell you which grant programs pay for it. Each step after this one is optional.
Find your system
Every community water system in the country is in the federal record. We pull yours up, show you what applies at your size, and give you the price. No form first.
Source: EPA SDWIS federal reporting, active community water systems.
Also common
The renewal questionnaire is sitting on your desk
Underwriters now ask whether logging in takes a second step, how people get in from outside, and whether the plant network is kept separate. We fill it out straight. If two or three answers would've cost you at renewal, we fix those first, then you send it.
Your AWIA recertification is coming due
Your risk and resilience assessment has a date on it, and it covers physical and cyber together. We take the cyber section. Fixed fee.
There's money available and the paperwork is the holdup
SRF, BRIC, and state programs fund cyber fixes. The application runs about forty pages. We write it, and work out what it should pay for.