EPA Inspection Prep Pack
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.
Iowa
Three hundred people or three hundred thousand, the questions on the survey are the same. Here's what it runs at your size in Iowa, and who does the work.
active community water systems
serve over 3,300 people and carry AWIA risk & resilience obligations, which include cyber
residents served statewide
What it costs in Iowa
| Size | Systems in Iowa | Assessment |
|---|---|---|
| Small system Under 3,300 served | 938 | $2,900 |
| Mid-size system 3,300 – 50,000 served | 128 | $4,900 |
| Large system Over 50,000 served | 11 | $17,900 |
Purchase limits are set locally. Check yours against the entry price.
Where Iowa operators start
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.
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 risk and resilience assessment has a date on it, and it covers physical and cyber together. We take the cyber section. Fixed fee.
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.
System counts, populations, and size distribution: EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS) federal reporting services, active community water systems, current quarterly submission. AWIA coverage inferred from population served over 3,300.