Who We Are
Representatives for manufacturers of municipal and industrial water and wastewater treatment equipment and environmental systems, serving Iowa and Nebraska. Our online store serves the world.

Markets
municipal water treatment
municipal wastewater treatment
industrial water treatment
industrial wastewater treatment
power plants

Pumps
wastewater pumps
water pumps
sludge pumps
progressive-cavity pumps
lift stations
pressure boooster stations

Gates and Valves
air release valves
sluice gates
slide gates
flap gates
pinch valves
expansion joints

Process Equipment
aeration (fine-bubble)
aeration (coarse-bubble)
anaerobic digesters
baffle curtains
belt filter presses
clarifiers
clarifier covers
dissolved air floatation
enclosures
gravity belt thickeners
grinders
grit traps
lagoon covers
lagoon liners
sand filters
soil-reinforcement geotextiles
static mixers
tanks (bolted-steel)
tanks (fiberglass)
turbidity barriers

Instruments
ambient air monitors
flowmeters
inspection robots
samplers
toxic gas sensors
water quality monitors

Online Store
portable pumps
portable gas monitors
chlorination tablets
sump pumps

Can't find it?
DJ Gongol & Associates D.J. Gongol and Associates, Inc.
4801 Pommel Place
West Des Moines, Iowa 50265-2938
515-223-4144
515-223-5169 fax
www.gongol.net
info@gongol.net

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Today's Water News


Happy Drinking Water Week
May 10, 2013


Patterson will play a major role in keeping New Orleans safe
May 7, 2013

Patterson Pump Co., a subsidiary of Gorman-Rupp, will be supplying $60 million in pumps to New Orleans as part of the city's flood-protection project. We are pleased to represent Patterson in Iowa and Nebraska, where the same quality that goes into essential flood-protection service for New Orleans can also serve communities needing stormwater protection and levee protection.


About half of Iowa is still in a drought
May 6, 2013

We've had a lot of precipitation so far this spring, but about half of Iowa is still in a drought, with the worst of it in the northwest corner of the state.


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