The above came from a LinkedIn discussion. The USA needs about...

The above came from a LinkedIn discussion. The USA needs about $625,000,000,000 (yes billion) to keep their drinking water systems at the same level of service as of today, through to 2040. They have funding secured from the "Bipartisan Infrastructure Law" for $37,500,000,000 of that. See https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7172658145977122817/.

Globally, the figure is much larger, like $12trillion through to 2034. IMO, FLC's must pivot strategically to BOT, getting private sector funding. Hopefully, with Doug Brown's past record in BOT, they can pull it off.

My question is, as sell has put it, where is the US$50m worth of orders in the USA slated for the BOT space? If FLC can really pull that off, their value proposition will be on a different plane. All IMHO.