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Current Supply Chain Disruptions

Click on the link(s) below to learn about the status of disruptions and any actions that have been taken to mitigate their impact to the water and wastewater systems sector. Note that, in these updates, the term ‘manufacturer’ refers to an entity that produces a final product. The term ‘supplier’ includes both distributors and repackagers and refers to entities that sell a product directly to a water and/or wastewater system. 

Reporting Disruptions

If you experience a shortage that is impacting or has the potential to impact water and/or wastewater systems, you can report it to SupplyChainSupport@epa.gov.

Status of Current or Potential Supply Chain Disruptions

  • Atlantic and Gulf Coast Port Contract (Last updated on 3/27/2025)

Supply Chains Vulnerable to Periods of Reduced Product Allocation and/or Price Increases

  • Status of Carbon Dioxide Availability for Drinking Water Treatment (Last updated on 7/30/2024)
  • Chlorine Products: Reduced Product Allocation and Price Increases (Last updated on 5/18/2022)

Emergency Response for Drinking Water and Wastewater Utilities

  • Plan For Emergencies
    • Develop or Update an Emergency Response Plan
    • Emergency Drinking Water Supply Guidance
    • Incident Action Checklists
    • Water and Wastewater Supply Chain Resilience
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  • Mutual Aid and Assistance for Drinking Water and Wastewater Utilities
    • Learn About Water/Wastewater Agency Response Networks (WARNs)
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  • Decontamination
    • Documents to Guide Remediation
    • Sampling Methods and Decontamination Technologies
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  • Water Utility Communication During Emergency Response
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Last updated on March 27, 2025
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