PFAS Remediation Xchange USA 2027|Los Angeles, California|May 12, 2027
PFAS Remediation
Xchange USA 2027

What Will It Take to Move from PFAS Detection to Defensible, Scalable Remediation?

Join water utilities, industrial site owners, airports, wastewater and waste operators, regulators, remediation specialists, technology providers and laboratories to examine the strategies, technologies and operating models required to manage PFAS contamination across the full remediation lifecycle.

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May 12, 2027
Los Angeles, California
Why Attend

Big Question Facing the PFAS Remediation Market:
What Will Determine Which PFAS Remediation Strategies Deliver Durable Risk Reduction with Sustainable Lifecycle Economics?

PFAS contamination is no longer a single-medium treatment challenge. Organizations must make decisions across source identification, site characterization, exposure pathways, treatment selection, residuals management, destruction or disposal, regulatory requirements and long-term stewardship.

PFAS Remediation Xchange USA 2027 will examine how remediation programs can progress from investigation and interim controls through remedy selection, treatment deployment, residuals management, performance optimization and sustained site management.

The conference will help participants evaluate regulatory uncertainty, analytical and monitoring strategies, source attribution, groundwater and soil remediation, treatment performance, waste-stream management, destruction pathways, funding and cost recovery, lifecycle economics and portfolio-level program delivery.

100+
Delegates
15+
Expert Speakers
5
Strategic Pillars
1
Power-Packed Day
What You Will Learn

Five Themes Defining the Next Phase of PFAS Remediation

The agenda is structured around the regulatory, characterization, treatment, residuals and program-delivery decisions that will determine how PFAS remediation progresses from contamination assessment to durable long-term risk reduction.

01

Regulatory Compliance, Liability & Remediation Thresholds

Navigate evolving PFAS requirements across North America while translating regulatory uncertainty into defensible remediation decisions. Examine federal, state and provincial drinking-water limits, objectives and guidance, cleanup criteria, discharge requirements, reporting obligations and liability considerations while assessing how changing thresholds influence monitoring, interim response, treatment investment and long-term risk.

02

Site Characterization, Source Attribution & Remedial Strategy

Build a clearer understanding of PFAS sources, distribution and movement before committing to remediation infrastructure. Explore targeted analysis, precursor assessment, forensic techniques, plume behavior, mass-flux concepts, monitoring networks and data analytics to strengthen source attribution, remedial objectives and long-term site management.

03

Treatment Selection, Performance & Integrated Systems

Compare GAC, ion exchange, membrane systems, foam fractionation and other separation technologies across drinking water, groundwater, wastewater and leachate applications. Examine short-chain PFAS removal, co-contaminant interference, pretreatment, media life, breakthrough behavior, energy requirements and lifecycle cost while designing integrated treatment trains that reduce residual volumes and improve overall system performance.

04

Residuals, Destruction & Waste Management

Address what happens after PFAS has been removed from water, soil or process streams. Evaluate management pathways for spent media, membrane concentrate, brines, contaminated soils, biosolids, leachate and investigation-derived waste while assessing landfilling, underground injection, thermal treatment, reactivation and emerging destruction technologies against performance, validation, emissions and cost requirements.

05

Program Delivery, Economics & Long-Term Stewardship

Move from individual treatment projects toward coordinated, financially sustainable remediation programs. Explore site prioritization, CAPEX and OPEX planning, funding and cost recovery, procurement, source control, monitoring, system optimization and liability allocation while transitioning from interim controls to durable long-term remedies.

Who Attends

The PFAS Remediation Ecosystem

PFAS Remediation Xchange USA 2027 is designed for professionals across North America responsible for investigating, regulating, financing, engineering, implementing and operating PFAS remediation programs across water, industrial facilities, contaminated sites and waste-management systems.

70%+
Senior Decision-Maker Focus

Connect with executives and senior leaders responsible for environmental compliance, water quality, remediation, engineering, capital projects, operations, waste management, sustainability and technology deployment.

100+ Organizations
Curated PFAS Ecosystem

Meet utilities, industrial site owners, airports, waste and wastewater operators, engineering firms, laboratories, treatment providers, regulators and technology developers addressing PFAS contamination.

Core Attendee Profiles

Public Water Utilities & Municipal Authorities

Organizations responsible for drinking-water compliance, source-water protection, treatment upgrades, groundwater management and long-term PFAS monitoring across public water systems.

Drinking Water Source Protection Treatment Upgrades Monitoring

Industrial Site Owners & Manufacturers

Environmental, engineering and EHS leaders managing PFAS use, historical releases, contaminated facilities, industrial discharges, remediation obligations and portfolio-level environmental liabilities.

EHS Legacy Releases Discharges Liabilities

Airports, Defense & AFFF-Affected Sites

Organizations addressing legacy AFFF use, source areas, groundwater impacts, foam transition, investigation programs and remediation requirements across operationally complex sites.

AFFF Source Areas Groundwater Foam Transition

Wastewater, Waste & Biosolids Operators

Municipal wastewater utilities, landfill operators, waste companies and biosolids managers evaluating PFAS inflows, source control, leachate treatment, residuals management and disposal pathways.

Leachate Biosolids Source Control Disposal

Remediation, Engineering & Laboratory Leaders

Consultants, EPC firms, hydrogeologists, analytical laboratories and environmental specialists responsible for characterization, remedy design, implementation, monitoring and performance verification.

Characterization Remedy Design Laboratories Verification

Technology, Regulatory & Research Stakeholders

Treatment and destruction providers, regulators, legal specialists, researchers and capital partners evaluating remediation performance, compliance exposure and commercial deployment.

Destruction Tech Regulators Research Capital

Target Industries & Sectors

Water Utilities
Chemicals & Fluorochemical Manufacturing
Aerospace, Defense & Airports
Textiles, Apparel & Consumer Products
Waste Management & Landfills
Metal Plating & Surface Finishing
Automotive & Advanced Manufacturing
Semiconductors & Electronics
Paper, Packaging & Food-Contact Materials
Municipal Wastewater & Biosolids
Who You Can Expect to Meet

Trusted by Industry Leaders

Join senior representatives from public agencies, utilities, industrial operators, remediation firms, waste companies, laboratories and technology providers responsible for PFAS investigation, treatment and long-term management.

AECOMArcadisJacobsWSPTetra TechCDM SmithHDRStantecGHDRambollBurns & McDonnellBrown and CaldwellTRC CompaniesERMParsonsWoodard & CurranEA Engineering, Science, and TechnologyHaley & AldrichAmentumBarr EngineeringGSI EnvironmentalAnchor QEAVerdantasWeston SolutionsMichael Baker InternationalSLR ConsultingBlack & VeatchCarollo EngineersHazen and SawyerAquatech InternationalVeoliaXylemCalgon CarbonJacobi CarbonsNORIT Activated CarbonDESOTECLANXESSPuroliteResinTechCyclopurePuraffinityClaros TechnologiesAxine Water TechnologiesAquagga374WaterRevive EnvironmentalEnspired SolutionsAllonniaAclarityOnvector AECOMArcadisJacobsWSPTetra TechCDM SmithHDRStantecGHDRambollBurns & McDonnellBrown and CaldwellTRC CompaniesERMParsonsWoodard & CurranEA Engineering, Science, and TechnologyHaley & AldrichAmentumBarr EngineeringGSI EnvironmentalAnchor QEAVerdantasWeston SolutionsMichael Baker InternationalSLR ConsultingBlack & VeatchCarollo EngineersHazen and SawyerAquatech InternationalVeoliaXylemCalgon CarbonJacobi CarbonsNORIT Activated CarbonDESOTECLANXESSPuroliteResinTechCyclopurePuraffinityClaros TechnologiesAxine Water TechnologiesAquagga374WaterRevive EnvironmentalEnspired SolutionsAllonniaAclarityOnvector
BioLargoAqua-Aerobic SystemsAqua ScienceYardney Water Filtration SystemsIDE TechnologiesArvia Water TechnologiesSaltworks TechnologiesAqueoUS VetsCornelsen GroupWaters CorporationAgilent TechnologiesThermo Fisher ScientificSCIEXEurofins Environment TestingSGSALSPace Analytical ServicesMicrobac LaboratoriesClean HarborsWMRepublic ServicesHeritage Environmental ServicesCasella Waste SystemsGFL EnvironmentalTradebe Environmental ServicesVLS Environmental SolutionsSynagroReworldAmerican WaterEssential UtilitiesMetropolitan Water District of Southern CaliforniaLos Angeles Department of Water and Power3MChemoursDuPontHoneywellIntelU.S. Environmental Protection AgencyREGENESISGradiantEPOC EnviroGeosyntec ConsultantsOnterrisRouxIntegral ConsultingKleinfelderExponentClean EarthKurita America BioLargoAqua-Aerobic SystemsAqua ScienceYardney Water Filtration SystemsIDE TechnologiesArvia Water TechnologiesSaltworks TechnologiesAqueoUS VetsCornelsen GroupWaters CorporationAgilent TechnologiesThermo Fisher ScientificSCIEXEurofins Environment TestingSGSALSPace Analytical ServicesMicrobac LaboratoriesClean HarborsWMRepublic ServicesHeritage Environmental ServicesCasella Waste SystemsGFL EnvironmentalTradebe Environmental ServicesVLS Environmental SolutionsSynagroReworldAmerican WaterEssential UtilitiesMetropolitan Water District of Southern CaliforniaLos Angeles Department of Water and Power3MChemoursDuPontHoneywellIntelU.S. Environmental Protection AgencyREGENESISGradiantEPOC EnviroGeosyntec ConsultantsOnterrisRouxIntegral ConsultingKleinfelderExponentClean EarthKurita America
Our Regular Collaborators
Aquatech Arcadis Clear Creek DC Water Ecolab Schneider Electric Stantec Aquatech Arcadis Clear Creek DC Water Ecolab Schneider Electric Stantec
How This Will Help You Compete

Your Competitive Edge in the PFAS Remediation Market

Successful PFAS remediation will depend on more than achieving treatment removal targets. Organizations must understand the contamination sufficiently, select remedies suited to site conditions, manage concentrated PFAS waste streams and maintain performance over operating periods that may extend for decades.

Regulatory & Liability Readiness

Understand how federal, state and provincial requirements can influence remediation thresholds, implementation timing, capital planning and long-term environmental liability.

Characterization & Remedy Selection

Evaluate how source attribution, plume behavior, precursor analysis, monitoring strategies, data analytics and mass flux can improve site prioritization and remedy design.

Treatment & Lifecycle Performance

Compare treatment technologies against water chemistry, PFAS composition, system reliability, residual generation, energy demand and total lifecycle operating cost.

Residuals & Destruction Strategy

Determine how separation, concentration, transportation, destruction and disposal decisions influence the true environmental and financial performance of remediation systems.

Program Scale & Long-Term Control

Build stronger portfolio strategies around funding, cost recovery, procurement, source control, monitoring, optimization, contractor accountability and long-term site stewardship.

What You Will Leave With

Actionable Intelligence, Not Just Insights

Every session is designed to help participants pressure-test remediation assumptions, compare available approaches and make stronger decisions across characterization, treatment, residuals management and long-term program delivery.

Assess

Which characterization, treatment and residual-management strategies are best suited to specific PFAS sources, matrices and exposure pathways.

Prioritize

Sites, source areas and remediation investments according to regulatory exposure, mass discharge, receptor risk and lifecycle economics.

Benchmark

Treatment performance, operating assumptions, waste-management approaches and program-delivery strategies against real-world PFAS remediation experience.

Reduce

Technical and commercial uncertainty by understanding the interfaces between characterization, treatment, residuals management and long-term operating requirements.

Position

Your organization for emerging opportunities across PFAS treatment infrastructure, destruction technologies, source control and long-term remediation services.

Testimonials

What Participants Say About Thought Xchange Network Events

“It was a pleasure to participate. The host, organization, and participants were excellent. The event format and the topics discussed have strong potential for further growth.”
Peter BelovLightOre GmbH
“A very well-organised conference. It was a very interesting and unique blend of speakers and discussions.”
Pavlina SpasovskaMinespider
“We got a very good chance to showcase our technology and operations and to connect with companies across the value chain.”
Timur AshirovSeparatic
“It was a very positive experience for me. The event was well organized, the discussion flowed naturally, and the format created a strong environment for sharing ideas and engaging with the audience.”
Sergej MarojevicQCharge
“I found the content to be significantly deeper and more specialized, resulting in a more unique and insightful experience.”
Yasufumi UshikiSumitomo Heavy Industries
“I learned a great deal of valuable information from the conference and found the sessions very insightful.”
Yuta HagiwaraInnovation Core Sei
“It was valuable to hear different perspectives and emerging approaches across the ecosystem.”
Timo SteitznovoMOF AG
“My deepest thanks for creating a platform that continuously empowers innovators, closes the gap between theory and execution, and drives global progress.”
Pravin SankhwarSAIARD
“There were some fascinating insights and interesting facts shared throughout the sessions.”
Daniel PearceAssentech Sales Limited
“It was a pleasure to participate. The host, organization, and participants were excellent. The event format and the topics discussed have strong potential for further growth.”
Peter BelovLightOre GmbH
“A very well-organised conference. It was a very interesting and unique blend of speakers and discussions.”
Pavlina SpasovskaMinespider
“We got a very good chance to showcase our technology and operations and to connect with companies across the value chain.”
Timur AshirovSeparatic
“It was a very positive experience for me. The event was well organized, the discussion flowed naturally, and the format created a strong environment for sharing ideas and engaging with the audience.”
Sergej MarojevicQCharge
“I found the content to be significantly deeper and more specialized, resulting in a more unique and insightful experience.”
Yasufumi UshikiSumitomo Heavy Industries
“I learned a great deal of valuable information from the conference and found the sessions very insightful.”
Yuta HagiwaraInnovation Core Sei
“It was valuable to hear different perspectives and emerging approaches across the ecosystem.”
Timo SteitznovoMOF AG
“My deepest thanks for creating a platform that continuously empowers innovators, closes the gap between theory and execution, and drives global progress.”
Pravin SankhwarSAIARD
“There were some fascinating insights and interesting facts shared throughout the sessions.”
Daniel PearceAssentech Sales Limited
Secure Your Place

Secure Your Place at the Forefront
of PFAS Remediation

Meet the utilities, industrial operators, remediation specialists, waste companies, regulators, laboratories and technology leaders shaping how PFAS contamination will be managed across North America.

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$595
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$795
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  • Digital Certificate of Participation
  • Exclusive Discount at Upcoming Events
Opens Jan 20, 2027
Regular Registration
$995
plus taxes and fees
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  • 20% Discount for Group Bookings (3+ Delegates)
  • Digital Certificate of Participation
  • Exclusive Discount at Upcoming Events
Opens Mar 17, 2027
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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Position Your Organization at the Centre of PFAS Remediation Decisions

Align your organization with senior decision-makers evaluating treatment systems, analytical services, remediation technologies, waste-management pathways, engineering solutions and long-term PFAS program strategies while building relationships across the full remediation lifecycle.

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$11,795
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  • Access to Sponsorship Add-ons
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Platinum Sponsor
$4,795
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Gold Sponsor
$2,795
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  • 3 Delegate Passes
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