Gradiant secured new contracts with global semiconductor manufacturers across five fabrication sites in New York, Virginia, Idaho, and Utah.

The projects include ultrapure water (UPW), high-recovery wastewater treatment, local scrubber reclaim, and zero liquid discharge (ZLD) systems designed to reduce freshwater demand, increase water reuse, and maximize production in increasingly water-constrained environments.

Rather than serving a single point in the water cycle, Gradiant will deliver its full semiconductor portfolio across these sites, from ultrapure water production to high-recovery wastewater treatment, scrubber reclaim, treatment of complex streams such as hydrofluoric-acid wastewater, and zero liquid discharge.

Several of the awards are repeat contracts from existing customers, including the second phase of a high-recovery wastewater facility at one of the world’s largest semiconductor fabs and a scrubber reclaim design, already proven for the same customer in Singapore, Taiwan, and the US which recovers more than 80% of feed volume.

Since the start of 2026, Gradient has received $300 million in new contracts from semiconductor manufacturing customers.