Proof Customer success stories

Small towns. Real results.

See how municipalities and rural water districts across Oklahoma are modernizing their water infrastructure with D6 Labs.

01 Water system

Town of Goldsby, Oklahoma

Replacing legacy SCADA and eliminating water loss.

  • 9 wells
  • Water treatment plant
  • 2 booster stations
  • 2 towers

100,000+

gallons saved in the first year

40%

lower cost than competing bids

The challenge

Goldsby’s aging SCADA system was running on a Windows 98 computer with no secure remote access. Their 9 wells operate in groups, requiring an easy way to start and stop wells together. They also faced a persistent problem: the clearwell would overflow because the treatment plant continued draining water into it after shutoff, sending thousands of gallons into a drainage ditch.

The solution

D6 Labs deployed a complete system upgrade covering all 9 wells, the water treatment plant, two booster stations, and two towers. We built intelligent logic that detects when the clearwell is at risk of overflow and automatically pumps excess water into whichever tower has capacity, rather than losing it. Wells can now be easily grouped and controlled together through the Whisker.io platform.

The results

  • 100,000+ gallons saved in the first year from eliminated overflow
  • Secure remote access to monitor and control from any phone
  • Simplified operations with well grouping and one-touch control
  • 40% lower cost than competing bids
Whisker.io dashboards for the Town of Goldsby water system on a laptop and a tablet
Whisker.io on laptop and tablet · Goldsby water system dashboard
We went from an old Windows 98 system to being able to monitor and control everything from our phones. The intelligence built into the system has already saved us over 100,000 gallons of water.
Town of Goldsby, Oklahoma

02 Water & wastewater

Town of Washington, Oklahoma

First-time SCADA eliminates sewage overflows.

  • Water tower
  • 2 wells
  • Sewage lift station

Overflows eliminated

at the sewage lift station

Immediate alerts

when pumps fail or levels rise, with PulsarQ™ radar backing up the floats

The challenge

Washington had no SCADA system in place and was operating blind. Their sewage lift station had a history of overflows because pump failures went undetected until raw sewage was already spilling out. The water tower required manual monitoring with no automated well control.

The solution

D6 Labs installed a complete monitoring and control system. For the water system, we monitor the tower level and automatically control two wells to maintain proper levels. At the lift station, we installed a PulsarQ radar sensor for reliable level monitoring as a backup to the existing float switches, plus pump current monitors on each pump to detect failures instantly.

The results

  • Sewage overflows eliminated at the lift station
  • Immediate alerts when pumps fail or levels rise
  • Automated tower management with well control
  • Redundant monitoring with radar backup to floats
Before D6 Labs, we wouldn’t know about a pump failure until the lift station overflowed. Now we get alerts immediately and can fix problems before they become emergencies.
Town of Washington, Oklahoma

03 Rural water district

Okmulgee RWD #2, Oklahoma

Self-service SCADA puts control back in the customer’s hands.

  • 4 towers
  • 4 booster pump stations

22%

lower cost than competing bids

8

sites: 4 towers + 4 boosters

The challenge

Okmulgee RWD #2 was operating with a very old SCADA system that had become non-functional. Their infrastructure included 4 towers and 4 booster pump stations that needed reliable monitoring and control. Like many traditional SCADA customers, they were dependent on engineers for any changes to HMI screens or alarm configurations.

The solution

D6 Labs replaced the failed system with a modern, secure platform covering all 4 towers and 4 booster stations. The Whisker.io platform gives operators the ability to modify HMI pages and alarm settings themselves without calling in an engineer. Secure remote access from phones means they can monitor and manage operations from anywhere.

The results

  • 22% lower cost than competing bids
  • Self-service HMI: modify screens and alarms without an engineer
  • Better security with a Secure By Design, outbound-only architecture
  • Secure mobile access to monitor and manage from phones
With our old system, we had to call an engineer every time we needed to change an alarm or update a screen. Now we can do it ourselves in minutes from anywhere.
Okmulgee Rural Water District #2

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