STAline Waterworks recently attended the 2026 WASDA Annual Meeting, held February 15–18 at Trump National Doral in Miami, Florida. This annual event brings together leaders from across the water and sewer distribution industry to connect, share insights, and stay ahead of emerging trends.
For STAline, the event was an opportunity to engage with peers, explore new ideas, and better understand the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of water infrastructure.
The WASDA Annual Meeting is one of the premier gatherings for waterworks distributors and manufacturers across North America. The organization represents more than 160 companies focused on delivering essential water and wastewater infrastructure solutions.
Each year, the event provides a platform for:
The event brought together distributors, manufacturers, and industry leaders, creating valuable opportunities to strengthen relationships and share perspectives across the waterworks supply chain.
A series of presentations covered topics critical to the industry, including:
One of the standout themes this year was the growing role of technology in the waterworks industry. Discussions emphasized how tools like artificial intelligence and digital systems are helping companies improve efficiency, streamline operations, and better serve their customers.
As part of the event, STAline Waterworks also participated in the WASDA Annual Golf Tournament, held at the Red Tiger Course at Trump National Doral. The tournament provided a relaxed setting for attendees to connect outside of formal sessions while continuing to build relationships across the industry.
Events like the golf tournament highlight the importance of personal connections in the waterworks industry—where long-term partnerships and trust play a key role in supporting contractors, municipalities, and infrastructure projects.
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Ongoing federal and state investment in water infrastructure continues to drive demand across the industry. Programs focused on improving aging systems are creating long-term opportunities for distributors, contractors, and municipalities.
From inventory management to project planning, digital tools and AI are beginning to reshape how waterworks companies operate. Businesses that adopt these tools thoughtfully will be better positioned to improve efficiency while maintaining strong customer relationships.
While technology continues to evolve, relationships and trust remain at the core of the industry. Distributors who combine modern tools with dependable service will continue to stand out in a competitive market.
Events like the WASDA Annual Meeting don’t just benefit industry professionals—they directly impact the communities served by companies like STAline Waterworks.
By staying informed on:
STAline is better equipped to support contractors, municipalities, and utility providers with reliable solutions that keep water systems running safely and efficiently.
As the waterworks industry continues to evolve, staying connected and informed is more important than ever. STAline Waterworks remains committed to participating in events like WASDA to ensure they are bringing the latest knowledge, products, and service approaches back to their customers.