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Client

Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (Massachusetts)

Our Role

Served as financial and revenue bond consultant supporting nearly $10 billion in bonds | Delivered in conjunction with Trinnex's parent company, CDM Smith

Securing Ten Billion Dollars in Bond Funding for Critical Water Infrastructure Resilience

The Massachusetts Water Resources Authority ensures the integrity of its extensive water and sewer systems for millions of residents. Our team provides financial consulting to support nearly $10 billion in bonds, evaluating capital programs and regulatory compliance to maintain the Authority's long-term fiscal and operational health.

Managing Multi-Billion Dollar Capital Requirements Amidst Stringent Financial and Regulatory Mandates

The Authority faces the challenge of maintaining aging infrastructure while meeting evolving regulatory requirements. This requires complex financial coordination across multiple entities to verify that massive capital programs remain affordable and compliant with various bond resolution covenants, protecting the system's long-term integrity and reliability.

Dynamic Long-Term Financial Projection and Facilities Assessment Modeling

Our team bridges the gap between raw operational data and financial strategy by inspecting nearly 50 facilities to assess equipment conditions and renewal requirements. These technical findings feed into a detailed financial projection model that analyzes revenue and rate impacts, testing the Authority's capability to meet multi-billion dollar responsibilities. By reviewing maintenance histories and facility performance against a dynamic model, our team enables leadership to transform raw engineering data into actionable capital plans. This approach ensures the Renewal and Replacement Reserve Fund is appropriately sized and validates that cost estimates for the Capital Improvement Program are defensible. The model provides a transparent framework for determining bond compliance, allowing the Authority to demonstrate fiscal discipline to trustees and investors while securing the funding necessary for large-scale sewer and water system upgrades.

Successful Issuance of Nearly Ten Billion Dollars in Bonds

The Authority successfully secured nearly $10 billion in bond funding to finance extensive capital improvements. Our team’s reporting ensured full compliance with bond resolutions, providing the fiscal transparency required to maintain infrastructure integrity and meet all regulatory standards.

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