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New Mexico

Meet the team that can help you move your project forward
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Hi, I am the Regional Sales Manager, Greg Roppelt

My name’s Greg Roppelt, and I’m the Regional Manager for Nexom, including EDI. My experience includes wastewater treatment process design and optimization and I’m involved in lagoon based municipal and industrial wastewater treatment projects across North America.

Hi, I am the Regional Sales Manager, Greg Roppelt

My name’s Greg Roppelt, and I’m the Regional Manager for Nexom, including EDI. My experience includes wastewater treatment process design and optimization and I’m involved in lagoon based municipal and industrial wastewater treatment projects across North America.

Allow me to introduce our reps in New Mexico; for filtration or biological products, our rep is Applied Products Group. They understand what we do really well and can bring our exclusive technologies to your project. You can reach them at:

APG

Phone: 602-793-6545
Website: www.apgwater.com
Office: 23623 N. Scottsdale Rd., Suite D3 270Scottsdale, AZ 85255

Meet Our New Mexico Representative(s)

What engineers have said:

"[Nexom's] innovative technology as a post lagoon tertiary filter will meet all the town's future development needs and save the town millions of dollars compared to a conventional plant!"— TRISH JOHNSON, OTTAWA, ONTARIO

What engineers have said:

"The [SAGR] wastewater system is consistently discharging extremely high effluent quality with non-detect BOD, TSS and ammonia."
— MATT WILDMAN, P.E. CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA

What engineers have said:

"Nexom's ability to work with the local operators and their client service throughout the pilot was exemplary!"
— TRISH JOHNSON OTTAWA, ONTARIO

What engineers have said:

"The ease of operation and the ultimate success of the Walker [SAGR] system has led to several other projects in the surrounding communities and throughout Iowa."— MATT WILDMAN, P.E. CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA

Recent Case Studies

Shellbrook, SK

Shellbrook’s objective was to treat its wastewater to the standards set by the CCME (Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment), which Saskatchewan Environment was in the process of adopting.

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Pilot Butte, SK

Back in 2014, Pilot Butte’s population had just climbed past 2,500, and with several developments in progress, the Saskatchewan municipality needed to upgrade their two-cell facultative lagoon system to allow for more treatment capacity.

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Maricopa, Arizona

In 2019, the Global Water – Palo Verde Water Reclamation Facility (WRF), located in northeastern Maricopa, AZ, was serving a growing population of 48,629 residents, while also seeing adjustments to their permit in their future.

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