America's Water Infrastructure Act (AWIA)
Traditional consultant engagement: often $15,000 - $50,000. Regris: from $499. Documentation workflow support for AWIA-related Risk and Resilience Assessment and Emergency Response Plan materials.
You can create an account and review the assessment path before buying. Payment is required to generate the draft documentation packet.
AWIA documentation work is deadline-driven.
Regris helps small and mid-size systems organize the required documentation affordably before the review-cycle deadline.
EPA's tools are free and official, consultants add human review, and Regris is the faster, lower-cost middle ground for managers who want a guided path to a report-ready result.
| Tool | Cost | PDF Report | RRA / ERP Support | Step-by-Step | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EPA VSAT Web 3.0 | Free | No | Partial | No | 8-10 hours |
| EPA ERP Template | Free | No | ERP only | No | 4-6 hours |
| AWWA Risk Tool | Free | No | No | No | 4-6 hours |
| Traditional Consultant | $15,000-$50,000 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Weeks |
| Regris | From $499 | Yes | RRA + ERP support | Yes | Often one working session |
Most water utilities spend weeks and thousands of dollars on AWIA review-cycle documentation. Regris guides you through the federal documentation categories in an organized workflow — starting at $499.
Systems serving 3,301-49,999: first 5-year AWIA RRA review cycle is due June 30, 2026. ERP review follows within 6 months, typically December 31, 2026 if the RRA review is completed on the deadline.
Under 10,000 served
Single RRA Report
$499
one-time
30-day satisfaction guarantee
Annual updates are available as an upgrade after the assessment if you want 12 months of report updates and review-cycle reminders.
10,000 - 49,999 served
Single RRA Report
$999
one-time
30-day satisfaction guarantee
Annual updates are available as an upgrade after the assessment if you want 12 months of report updates and review-cycle reminders.
50,000+ served
Single RRA Report
$2,499
one-time
30-day satisfaction guarantee
Annual updates are available as an upgrade after the assessment if you want 12 months of report updates and review-cycle reminders.
Larger or complex systems
Utilities with multiple treatment plants, complex SCADA environments, known major vulnerabilities, or board/legal review requirements can use Regris for gap review and documentation support. Professional review is recommended before submission or sign-off decisions.
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If you've completed your Risk and Resilience Assessment elsewhere, Regris can generate your §1433(b) Emergency Response Plan as a standalone document.
Build Your ERP — $299Includes downloadable Data Processing Agreement for procurement records. Download DPA Review our Security & Procurement page for hosting, encryption, service-provider, and data-handling details.
No. Regris helps organize AWIA-related RRA and ERP documentation. Your certifying official remains responsible for reviewing the record and completing any separate EPA submission steps. We recommend checking with your state drinking water primacy agency for state-specific expectations.
Your packet includes an executive summary, detailed findings for each AWIA §1433(a)(1)(A) assessment category, Emergency Response Plan review status, prioritized gap analysis with statutory citations, evidence notes, federal resource references, state regulatory overlay note, and a certifying official signature block.
Single Report purchases include one draft documentation packet generation. The annual update option is offered after assessment for utilities that want to keep updating answers and regenerating packets over the next 12 months.
Use Regris with confidence. If Regris does not help your utility organize its RRA work, email customerservice@getregris.com within 30 days of purchase and we will refund your payment — no hassle.
Your pricing tier is based on the service population you enter during registration. If your population changes significantly, you can update your profile and future purchases will reflect the new tier. Existing documentation packets remain available as historical records.
Your assessment data is stored securely and is not sold or shared for unrelated purposes. Regris uses listed service providers for hosting, payments, email, database storage, and AI-assisted report generation; details are available on the Security & Procurement page. Under AWIA, you retain your own RRA and ERP records — you are not required to submit those documents to EPA.
No. Regris is designed for non-technical utility managers. The assessment uses plain-English questions, and the packet is formatted for AWIA documentation workflows. However, we always recommend consulting legal counsel and your state drinking water primacy agency before submission decisions, because Regris does not provide legal advice.