West Virginia American Water Announces $275,000 Water Infrastructure Project on Thompson Avenue
West Virginia American Water, a subsidiary of American Water (NYSE: AWK), announced a $275,000 project to replace 600 feet of aging pipe with 2-inch PVC main along Thompson Avenue in Bluefield, with work slated for completion by the end of October. The project sits within the subsidiary's plan to invest more than $129 million in West Virginia infrastructure upgrades in 2026; over the past decade it has deployed over $805 million, including more than 168 miles of new water main.
Key figures
- Decade capex
- 805000000
- Project cost
- 275000
- Pipe material
- 2-inch PVC main
- Project completion
- end of October 2026; street restoration fall 2026
- Pipe replacement feet
- 600
- State 2026 capex plan
- 129000000
- Customers served parent
- approximately 14 million people in 14 states and 19 military installations
- Customers served subsidiary
- approximately 610,000 people
- New water main miles decade
- 168
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