The Awwa Research Foundation is seeking individuals who are interested in serving on Project Advisory Committees (PACs). PACs are volunteer committees of 3-4 members who oversee the technical direction and performance of each AwwaRF-funded project. Specific responsibilities include:

• review and refine the request for proposals issued for each project
• review all of the submitted proposals
• select the best proposal
• monitor the performance of the contractor throughout the project.

PAC members are generally expected to participate in one meeting with the research team during the course of the project. The Foundation pays for all travel and other expenses associated with PAC activities. The Foundation cannot guarantee that your interest in a project will assure your participation. However, if you are not selected to participate, we encourage you to consider volunteering again. Opportunities for PAC involvement are posted at this location as they become available.
More about PACs

PAC volunteer form
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	Project #	Goal	Title
	4230	IR	Pioneering the Development of Non-Destructive Condition Assessment Technology for Small Diameter Pipe	Details
	4231	HQW	Assessing and Enhancing Biological Filtration	Details
	4232	ECRO	Forecasting the Future: Progress, Changes and Predictions for the Water Sector	Details
	4233	IR	Pre-stressed Concrete Cylinder Pipe (PCCP) Condition Assessment – What Works, What Doesn’t, What’s Next?	Details
	4234	IR	Practical Tool for Deciding Rehabilitation vs. Replacement of Cast Iron Pipe	Details
	4235	HQW	GAC Scale-Up Design: What Utilities Need to Know	Details
	4236	ECRO	Worker Health and Safety: Metrics, Benefits, and Costs	Details
	4237	IR	Best Maintenance Practices for Water Distribution System Assets	Details
	4238	HQW	Enhancing the Value of Molecular Methods to the Water Industry: An E. coli case study	Details
	4239	ECRO	Climate Change Impacts on the Regulatory Landscape: Evaluating Opportunities for Regulatory Change	Details
	4240	EL	Well Research Needs Workshop	Details
	4241	HQW	Advanced Oxidation and Transformation of CCL3 Organic Contaminants	Details
	4242	HQW	Fate of Non-Regulated DBPs in Distribution Systems	Details
	4243	IR	Is NSF 61 Relevant for Chloraminating Utilities?	Details
	4244	ECRO	Growing Our Own: Developing the Workforce to Meet Future Water Sector Needs	Details
	4245	EL	Effect of Terrestrial and Aquatic Sources of Precursors on Disinfection By-Product Formation and Control Formation	Details
	4246	ECRO	Automation Opportunities: Critical Evaluation and Decision-Making Tools	Details
	4247	IR	Optimizing Steel Pipe Service Life	Details
	4248	EL	Development of Sampling and Analytical Protocol to Determine Dreissena Mussel Viability	Details
	4249	HQW	Protocol for Evaluating Chemical Pretreatment for High Pressure Membranes	Details
	4250	IR	Corrosion Failure of Stainless Steel in Water Systems: It Can Happen to YOUR Utility	Details
	4251	HQW	Relationship between Biological Organic Matter and Pathogen Concentration in Extended Distribution Systems	Details
	4252	EL	Environmental Considerations of Production Well Construction	Details
	4253	ECRO	Cost Effective Delivery of Capital Projects: Evaluating Alternative Contracting Methods	Details
	4254	IR	Characterizing the Impact of Climate Change on Infrastructure	Details
	4255	HQW	Corrosion and Descaling Issues in Desalinated Waters	Details
	4256	HQW	Controlling Biofouling in Inorganic Treatment Processes	Details
	4257	EL	Utility Experiences for Modeling Emerging and Conventional Contaminant Impacts on Source Waters	Details
	4258	ECRO	Carbon Accounting in the Capital Improvement Planning Process	Details
	4260	SR-EDCs	Benchmarking and Monitoring Strategies for Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals and Pharmaceutical and Personal Care Products by Drinking Water Utilities	Details
	4261	SR-EDCs	Building a National Utility Network to Address Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals and Pharmaceutical and Personal Care Products Issues	Details
	4262	SR-Climate	Vulnerability Assessment and Risk Management Strategies for Climate Change Impacts to Water Utilities	Details
	4263	SR-Climate	Analysis of Changes in Water Use under Regional Climate Change Scenarios	Details
	4264	SR-Climate	Changing Mindsets to Promote Design of “Sustainable Infrastructure” Under Climate Change	Details
	4265	SR-Climate	Carbon Sequestration Project	Details

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