Date/Time
7/24/2025
12:00 PM - 1:15 PM Mountain
12:00 PM - 1:15 PM Mountain
Event Registration
Event Type(s)
TAC
Event Description
Luncheon Description:
The majority of PFAS presentations at conferences discuss treatment technologies. However, there are several steps before jumping to treatment that should be taken to plan for PFAS. This session provides municipalities with techniques that can be used to develop a PFAS management plan, engage in the national conversation of PFAS, stay up to date with regulations, and facilitate the PFAS conversation with stakeholders.
The session will present:
-Fate and transport of PFAS in wastewater treatment processes to better understand which regulatory drivers may impact utilities on a case-by-case basis
-Techniques to PFAS Sampling to ensure accurate results
- What to do with the samples once they are received.
- Next step strategies for utilities with PFAS in effluent or biosolids
- Industrial discharge and pretreatment programs
- Committees that utility personnel can engage with to take part in the PFAS conversation nationally
- Location for information on PFAS regulations nationally on a state and federal level, including pending regulations
This session raises the awareness of other steps and options other than PFAS removal technologies, and helps water reclamation utilities form their own plan for PFAS management.
Presenter: Teigan Gulliver, P.E, West Region Biosolids Lead/HDR
Teigan Gulliver is a Wastewater Project Manager for HDR with 17 years working in Water and Sanitation. Teigan received the MWH/Association of Environmental Engineering & Science National Best Master’s Thesis Award, studying the fate and transport of microplastics in wastewater treatment processes. As Chair of HDR’s cross-sector PFAS Practice Group, Vice Chair of WEF’s PFAS Task Force, and a founding member of WEF’s Microconstituents Community, she works to unite professionals across disciplines to develop holistic strategies for addressing the complex challenges posed by emerging contaminants.
The majority of PFAS presentations at conferences discuss treatment technologies. However, there are several steps before jumping to treatment that should be taken to plan for PFAS. This session provides municipalities with techniques that can be used to develop a PFAS management plan, engage in the national conversation of PFAS, stay up to date with regulations, and facilitate the PFAS conversation with stakeholders.
The session will present:
-Fate and transport of PFAS in wastewater treatment processes to better understand which regulatory drivers may impact utilities on a case-by-case basis
-Techniques to PFAS Sampling to ensure accurate results
- What to do with the samples once they are received.
- Next step strategies for utilities with PFAS in effluent or biosolids
- Industrial discharge and pretreatment programs
- Committees that utility personnel can engage with to take part in the PFAS conversation nationally
- Location for information on PFAS regulations nationally on a state and federal level, including pending regulations
This session raises the awareness of other steps and options other than PFAS removal technologies, and helps water reclamation utilities form their own plan for PFAS management.
Presenter: Teigan Gulliver, P.E, West Region Biosolids Lead/HDR
Teigan Gulliver is a Wastewater Project Manager for HDR with 17 years working in Water and Sanitation. Teigan received the MWH/Association of Environmental Engineering & Science National Best Master’s Thesis Award, studying the fate and transport of microplastics in wastewater treatment processes. As Chair of HDR’s cross-sector PFAS Practice Group, Vice Chair of WEF’s PFAS Task Force, and a founding member of WEF’s Microconstituents Community, she works to unite professionals across disciplines to develop holistic strategies for addressing the complex challenges posed by emerging contaminants.
Location
Setting: In-Person
South Platte Renew conference room at 2900 South Platte River Drive, Englewood, CO 80110
7620 South Ulster Court
CENTENNIAL, CO 80112
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South Platte Renew conference room at 2900 South Platte River Drive, Englewood, CO 80110
7620 South Ulster Court
CENTENNIAL, CO 80112
click here for Google Maps
Contact Person
Steve Polson
(phone: 3037480931)
(phone: 3037480931)
Details
Luncheon Format and Location:
The luncheon will be held at the South Platte Renew conference room at 2900 South Platte River Drive, Englewood, CO 80110. South Platte River Drive runs on both sides of the river; this building is located on the EAST side of the river. Head west from the nearest major cross streets of Sante Fe Drive and Dartmouth Ave to the South Platte River Drive that is EAST of the river. Head north to the South Platte Renew facility on the right.
Registration:
Check-in at the site is from 11:30 am to 12:00 pm. The presentation will begin shortly thereafter.
Registration fee for this luncheon is $30 for members (of either RMWEA or RMSAWWA), and $35 for non-members. Retired folks and students will be charged $20. Registration may be made for a single attendee or for multiple attendees in a group. The deadline for registration is 4 pm on Tuesday, July 22nd. Due to requirements from the caterer, registrations will not be accepted after 4 pm on Tuesday. If you are requesting a special lunch (e.g., vegetarian) please email your request to srpolson53@gmail.com. Attendance is limited to 50 registrants, so sign up early. Please also note that the deadline for cancelling and receiving a refund of the registration fee is also 4 pm on Tuesday, July 22nd.
The luncheon will be held at the South Platte Renew conference room at 2900 South Platte River Drive, Englewood, CO 80110. South Platte River Drive runs on both sides of the river; this building is located on the EAST side of the river. Head west from the nearest major cross streets of Sante Fe Drive and Dartmouth Ave to the South Platte River Drive that is EAST of the river. Head north to the South Platte Renew facility on the right.
Registration:
Check-in at the site is from 11:30 am to 12:00 pm. The presentation will begin shortly thereafter.
Registration fee for this luncheon is $30 for members (of either RMWEA or RMSAWWA), and $35 for non-members. Retired folks and students will be charged $20. Registration may be made for a single attendee or for multiple attendees in a group. The deadline for registration is 4 pm on Tuesday, July 22nd. Due to requirements from the caterer, registrations will not be accepted after 4 pm on Tuesday. If you are requesting a special lunch (e.g., vegetarian) please email your request to srpolson53@gmail.com. Attendance is limited to 50 registrants, so sign up early. Please also note that the deadline for cancelling and receiving a refund of the registration fee is also 4 pm on Tuesday, July 22nd.
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