1. Confirm what your laboratory can perform
Choose the wastewater analyses your laboratory offers. Capability and accreditation remain separate; Neravantis does not infer certification from capability alone.
How Neravantis works
Neravantis analyzes active NPDES wastewater permit requirements, compares them with your laboratory's capabilities and 50-mile territory, then ranks the strongest matches with the supporting evidence attached.
Choose the wastewater analyses your laboratory offers. Capability and accreditation remain separate; Neravantis does not infer certification from capability alone.
Your laboratory location and service radius define which facilities are commercially practical to evaluate. The free Territory Snapshot covers one standard 50-mile territory.
Neravantis compares active NPDES wastewater permit monitoring requirements with your selected capabilities, links the resulting facilities geographically, and preserves the source evidence behind each match.
Platform preview · illustrative opportunity
Dayton, Ohio · 18 miles away
Copper, total recoverable
Code 01042
Monthly
Raw 01/30
Nickel, total recoverable
Code 01067
Quarterly
Raw 01/90
Total suspended solids
Code 00530
Monthly
Raw 01/30
This illustrative card shows how matched analytes, permit frequency, distance, and permit status appear together in the evidence behind a ranked opportunity.
From match to priority
Neravantis uses explicit signals to prioritize matched facilities.
How closely the facility's required testing aligns with analyses the laboratory can perform.
How frequently relevant parameters are required under the current permit. Where reliable annualized testing workload can be derived, it may inform prioritization.
How practical the facility is to serve based on distance from the laboratory and the selected territory.
Whether the underlying NPDES permit and monitoring obligations are current and active.
How complete, current, and interpretable the available regulatory evidence is.
The combined result used to rank one qualified opportunity against others in the same territory.
The output
Depending on the available source data, each opportunity can include the following context so your team can decide what to investigate next.
Unknown stays unknown.
Missing or ambiguous regulatory values are preserved and shown as uncertain rather than filled in with a guess.
What the score means
Rankings use explicit signals such as capability overlap, interpreted monitoring workload, permit status, distance, and evidence confidence. The supporting evidence remains visible so a salesperson can verify the result. The priority is not a prediction of purchase intent.
What it does not mean
An active permit establishes monitoring obligations. It does not prove that a facility is seeking a new laboratory, dissatisfied with its current provider, entering procurement, or eligible for service from a particular accredited laboratory.
Read the data methodologyOngoing intelligence
Neravantis refreshes covered regulatory source data weekly. New qualified opportunities can appear, existing matches can move in priority, and permit requirements can change over time. The weekly refresh is the basis for the paid Territory Digest.
Free Territory Snapshot
Get a free Territory Snapshot with five qualified, source-backed opportunities across your standard 50-mile territory.