Manchester Water Works Selects Bridge-Soft Quality Management System Software

Bridge-Soft®, LLC, providers of innovative process and quality management software, announced that Manchester Water Works (MWW) of Manchester, NH has selected Bridge-Soft’s Quality Management System (QMS) to manage its water quality and operational data. As part of a $27.4M water treatment facility upgrade and expansion project, MWW was also looking to update its testing laboratory from paper log books to a computerized system. The functionality of QMS met and exceeded MWW’s requirements for a user friendly system that will automate the process of sample management, recording of test results, and data reporting and analysis. Eric Hinton (Co-Founder of Bridge-Soft) commented, “We are excited and proud to be working with our ‘home town’ water supplier. The Manchester Water Works organization is highly regarded in the industry, making this a tremendous opportunity for our company.”

“Manchester Water Works is always interested in buying local products and services whenever possible, and Bridge-Soft’s software and commitment to the industry will significantly improve our laboratory operations,” said Dave Paris, Water Supply Administrator for Manchester Water Works.

About Bridge-Soft, LLC

Bridge-Soft is a software development company that specializes in providing solutions for water quality and operational data management as well as centralized incident planning and control. Bridge-Soft’s products address a wide range of industry needs, including risk management and hazard analysis, laboratory information management (LIMS), statistical process control (SPC), sample management, compliance reporting, and incident management. With clients stretching from the U.S. to Australia, Bridge-Soft enjoys a rich and unique understanding of the needs and challenges facing water utilities, private testing laboratories, and the regulatory agencies that oversee them from a global perspective.

About Manchester Water Works

Manchester Water Works, the State of New Hampshire’s largest water utility, strives through the use ofsound engineering, long term planning and preventive maintenance to protect public health by providingtheir customers with drinking water of the highest quality and to ensure customer satisfaction while minimizing the impact on water rates. The Manchester Water Works is responsible for providing drinking water and fire protection to the City of Manchester and portions of Auburn, Bedford, Derry, Goffstown, Hooksett and Londonderry.