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Basin Water Names Scott A. Katzmann as Chairman of the Board of Directors.
Basin Water, Inc. today announced the appointment of Scott A. Katzmann as Chairman of the Board of Directors, effective March 6, 2008. He was a founding investor of Basin Water, and has served on the Board of Directors since August 2001. Business Wire, March 12, 2008

Basin Water to Supply High-Efficiency Nitrate Removal System to Port of Walla Walla, WA First Installation in Washington State Expands Geographic Footprint in Western Region.
Basin Water, Inc. announced today that it has received approval for the installation of a high-efficiency ion exchange system to remove nitrate at a new potable water source for the Port of Walla Walla, WA. The contract marks the first Basin Water installation in the State and is part of the company's announced plans to grow operations nationwide while also developing new technologies and applications for their water treatment technology + services business. Business Wire, Feb 26, 2008

Basin Water Signs Agreement with Purifics ES, Inc. to Market Technology for Drinking Water Applications.
Exclusive Rights Obtained for Selected States in the U.S.
Basin Water, Inc. and Purifics ES, Inc. (London, Ontario, Canada) have announced an agreement under which Basin Water will have specific rights to market Purifics' technology for the reduction and destruction of organic materials in drinking water applications in North America. Business Wire, Feb. 20, 2008

Basin Water Names Michael M. Stark as Chief Executive Officer
Basin Water, Inc. today announced the appointment of Michael M. Stark as Chief Executive Officer and the resignation of Peter L. Jensen as Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board, effective February 19, 2008. Business Wire, Feb. 19, 2008

Basin Water Sells Rights to Southern California Water Conveyance Assets to Empire Water Corporation.
Deal Structure Provides Shares in Acquirer and Treatment System Sale While Providing Opportunity for Development of Assets. Business Wire, Dec. 28, 2007

Rohm and Haas Ion Exchange Resins and Basin Water Form Alliance to Serve Groundwater and Select Water Treatment Markets in U.S. and Canada.
Rohm and Haas Company and Basin Water, Inc. today announced the formation of an exclusive Alliance that brings together the technologies, the R&D strength and the global infrastructure of Rohm and Haas Ion Exchange Resins with the systems design, deployment and operating strengths of Basin Water. Business Wire, Nov. 14, 2007

East Valley Water District of San Bernardino County Awards Basin Water Contract for On-Site Facility to Perform Nitrate, Perchlorate Removal.
High-Efficiency, Packaged Treatment System Will Achieve Compliance with State and Federal Guidelines While Increasing Well Productivity by Over 30%. The contract authorizes Basin Water to provide a system for the removal of nitrate and perchlorate at the district's Well #107 in east San Bernardino. As part of a 10-year agreement that features guaranteed performance and guaranteed costs, Basin Water will provide patented technology, equipment, installation, system maintenance, and waste disposal services in accordance with agreed-upon throughput volume and reduction of contaminant levels to meet regulatory requirements. Business Wire, Sept. 24, 2007

Basin Water Signs Definitive Agreement To Acquire Mobile Process Technology, Inc.
Synergistic Expansion of Business is expected to Broaden Offering to Municipal Drinking Water Market, Extend Geographical Reach and Provide a Platform for Industrial Water Treatment Activities. Business Wire, Sep 04, 2007

Basin Water Starts Up Eight Million Gallon Per Day Arsenic Removal Facility for Baldy Mesa Water District in California.
Basin Water Inc. announced today that it has started up a new eight million gallon per day (mgd) arsenic removal facility to deliver safe, reliable drinking water for the Baldy Mesa Water District (BMWD) of Southern California. Based on the company's proprietary high efficiency ion exchange technology, the new facility will treat five of the District's eight groundwater wells to levels below the federally-mandated 10 part per billion (ppb) maximum contaminant level (MCL). Low waste rates made possible by Basin Water's technology will reduce costs and add millions of gallons of additional drinking water for the District's customers using the same resources. Business Wire, Aug. 8, 2007

Basin Water to Provide Groundwater Nitrate Removal Treatment System for Pomona, California
System and Services Will Reduce Cost for Quality Drinking Water and Contribute to Reliability of Supply in the Face of Western Drought Conditions. Basin Water announced today that it has been selected to provide a nitrate removal treatment system for delivering reliable, high quality drinking water to the City of Pomona in Los Angeles County, CA. Business Wire, July 18, 2007