San Antonio Water System is a public water and wastewater utility whose stack mixes operational technology (SCADA, DCS, CMMS) with an Esri ArcGIS footprint and Oracle/Infor Lawson back-office systems. Active projects center on a CMMS implementation, enterprise GIS design and ERP upgrades, while accelerating hiring tilts toward operations and engineering, pointing to a push to modernize asset and maintenance data.
San Antonio Water System is a government-run utility headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, founded in 1992. It delivers water and wastewater services to more than 2 million people across the San Antonio region. Its operations include recycled water distribution, aquifer storage and recovery, and methane-to-energy conversion. The agency employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people, with staff spanning operations, engineering, construction, finance, legal and logistics.
SAWS runs SCADA and DCS for operations, CMMS for maintenance, Esri ArcGIS (Server and Online) for GIS, Oracle, SQL Server and PL/SQL for data, plus Infor Lawson, Kronos, Crystal Reports and Power Platform.
Yes, hiring is accelerating, concentrated in operations and engineering, with smaller needs in construction, finance, HR, legal and logistics. Roles are mostly mid and senior level, all in the United States.
SAWS is implementing a functional CMMS, designing an enterprise GIS, upgrading its ERP systems, building custom reporting, and developing and implementing environmental technical standards.
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