Bastrop lands water infrastructure deal with VVater

BASTROP — The City of Bastrop has entered into a $5 million contract with VVater, an Austin-based water technology company, to implement water treatment infrastructure, the company announced April 30. 

Officials said the city’s approach aligns with a growing trend of using water treatment technology to meet rising population demands and long-term supply challenges. 

The agreement follows major commercial commitments for VVater, including a deal with Nestle and expanding ties across municipal, industrial and data center sectors. 

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