New System Sales & Engineering
New pump systems, built to perform.
Sales and engineering for new municipal, commercial, water, wastewater, and facility pump systems across Oregon and Washington.
Planned System Work
Sales and engineering belong at the start of a new pump-system project.
RMS helps project teams evaluate the application, operating requirements, equipment, and controls together before choosing a new-system path. This work sits alongside RMS field service, repair, and maintenance capabilities.
Start the Conversation
Bring the duty, site, and project context.
For a new-system inquiry or RFQ, send what is known now. RMS can help discuss the equipment and engineering path from there.
- Application and intended operating duty
- Available flow, pressure, and system information
- Site constraints and existing infrastructure
- Controls, power, and sequencing requirements
- Project schedule and available drawings or specifications
System Selection
Engineer around the operating range, not one duty point.
RMS works with project teams to connect hydraulic requirements, equipment choices, controls, and startup checks before a new pump system is selected.
Duty envelope
Define minimum, normal, and peak flow and head.
Suction & piping
Review supply conditions, losses, valves, and access.
Pump selection
Compare curves, operating regions, and redundancy.
Controls & power
Plan staging, VFD behavior, alarms, and fault response.
Package fit
Check footprint, isolation, service space, and specifications.
Startup baseline
Identify flow, pressure, current, and sequence checks.
Related Systems
Discuss the complete pump-system application.
Booster pump systems
Domestic-water and pressure-system equipment for commercial and public facilities.
Public InfrastructureWater and wastewater
Municipal system context for utilities, public works teams, and procurement staff.
Existing AssetsUpgrades and retrofits
Assess whether an existing system can be adapted before planning a replacement.
Engineering Notes
Plan the system before selecting the pump.
New pump-system selection
Duty range, system curves, suction conditions, and acceptance criteria.
Pressure SystemsBooster package engineering
Demand, staging, VFD control, and pressure stability across the operating range.
Public InfrastructureLift-station engineering
Inflow, wet-well cycling, force-main duty, and control response.
Planning a new pump system?
Share the application, duty requirements, site, and project stage with RMS Pump.