Your ERP. Certified.
In 48 hours.
Your RRA is filed. Your ERP isn't — or it needs to be updated to match your RRA findings for this recertification cycle. June 30 is 13 days away. KORVA delivers a complete, AWIA-compliant Emergency Response Plan in 48 hours from intake submission. Certified. Defensible. Done.
48 hours to certified. Before June 30.
The ERP is your fastest path to compliance. If your RRA is current, this is the only document standing between you and a $69,733/day civil penalty. Order today and it's done before June 25.
What your ERP covers — domain by domain.
AWIA §2013 requires your ERP to address emergency response protocols for each domain where your RRA identified significant hazards. KORVA builds each domain section against your specific operational context.
Physical & Infrastructure
Response protocols for physical attacks, tampering, equipment failure, and infrastructure damage. Includes isolation procedures, backup operations, and restoration sequences.
Water Quality & Contamination
Intentional and unintentional contamination response — notification protocols, sampling, public communication, isolation, and alternative supply activation.
OT/SCADA & Cyber Incidents
Response procedures for cyberattacks on operational technology: detection, isolation, manual override, vendor notification, CISA reporting, and system restoration.
Natural Hazards & Climate Events
Response protocols for extreme weather, flooding, drought, freezing, seismic events, and other natural hazard scenarios identified in the RRA hazard assessment.
Staffing, Roles & Communications
Emergency staffing plan, decision authority matrix, internal escalation protocols, and external communication procedures — utilities, regulators, media, public.
Mutual Aid & Coordination
Coordination protocols with neighboring utilities, state emergency management, federal agencies (EPA, CISA, DHS), law enforcement, and regional water authorities.
What you receive in 48 hours.
A complete ERP package built to align with your RRA findings — not a generic template. AWIA §2013 compliant, certifiable, and ready for EPA submission.
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✓Aligned with your existing RRA Your ERP is built to be internally consistent with the hazards identified in your RRA — satisfying the AWIA requirement that the two documents align. If you need both, the Bundle handles this automatically.
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✓All 6 AWIA response domains addressed Physical security, contamination, cyber/OT incidents, natural hazards, staffing & communications, and mutual aid — each with specific, operational response protocols.
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✓Certifiable under SDWA §1433 Your ERP is written to meet EPA certification requirements — including a certification memo formatted for EPA submission. Complete the certification yourself with our step-by-step checklist.
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✓Operationally specific to your system Your intake data, population served, source type, system configuration, and operational context are built into every protocol. Not a fill-in-the-blank template.
4 deliverables. Everything you need to certify.
Every ERP Package includes the complete certification package — not just the document. You have everything to review, certify, and submit without a return trip.
Emergency Response Plan
The full ERP document — complete, AWIA §2013 compliant, covering all 6 required domains with response protocols specific to your utility type, population, source, and RRA findings.
Certification Memo
A formatted certification memorandum for EPA submission, affirming that the ERP has been reviewed and is consistent with the findings of the utility's most recent RRA.
EPA Submission Package
Complete EPA submission package with formatted cover letter, documentation checklist, and filing instructions for your primacy state — ready for submission without additional preparation.
Implementation Checklist
A 12-item post-certification checklist covering staff training, document distribution, annual review scheduling, and integration with mutual aid agreements — so the ERP doesn't just certify, it works.
KORVA vs. every other path to June 30.
One table. Every option. Judge by timeline, cost, and whether it can actually make the deadline.
| Factor | KORVA ERP Package | Engineering Firm | DIY / Template |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $3,997 | $20,000 – $40,000+ | $0 – $2,000 (template cost) |
| Delivery timeline | ✓ 48 hours | ✗ 6–16 weeks | ⚠ Weeks to months |
| Can it make June 30? | ✓ Yes — guaranteed | ✗ No — too late | ⚠ Only if started now, risky |
| What you provide | 20-minute intake form | Months of data collection, site visits, interviews | Everything — template fills nothing for you |
| RRA alignment | ✓ Built in | ✓ Yes — if RRA is current | ⚠ You must align manually |
| Regulatory defensibility | ✓ AWIA §2013 / SDWA §1433 | ✓ Yes — at significant cost | ⚠ Only if you write it correctly |
| Certification package included | ✓ Memo + submission package | ⚠ Varies by firm | ✗ You prepare separately |
| Penalty avoidance confidence | ✓ High — before June 30 | ✗ Cannot make deadline | ⚠ Depends on content quality |
We know what your ERP needs to address before you submit your intake.
KORVA Sentinel maintains 27,575+ water utility records sourced from EPA SDWIS and AWIA federal certification data. When you submit your intake, we already have your PWSID, population tier, source type, violation history, and AWIA certification status for both your RRA and ERP. Your intake adds the operational context public records can't tell us — producing an ERP with the specificity of an on-site engagement at a fraction of the timeline.
From order to certified ERP in 48 hours.
Four steps. 20 minutes of your time on intake. Full ERP package in your inbox within 48 hours of complete intake submission.
Order & Intake
Pay $3,997 and complete the intake form — about 20 minutes. Your utility's PWSID, RRA status, system configuration, operational context, and known hazard areas. The more complete, the stronger your ERP.
ERP Build
KORVA Sentinel builds your Emergency Response Plan against your intake data, EPA record, and your RRA findings. All 6 required AWIA domains addressed with protocols specific to your system.
Delivery — 48 Hours
All 4 deliverables arrive in your inbox: complete ERP document, certification memo, EPA submission package, and implementation checklist. Review and request any revisions before certifying.
Certify & Submit
Follow the submission checklist to certify your ERP with EPA. KORVA remains available for any revisions through the June 30 deadline. Once certified, your compliance obligation for this cycle is complete.
The ERP is the fastest path to June 30 compliance.
If your RRA is current, a missing or outdated ERP is the only thing standing between you and a $69,733/day penalty. KORVA closes that gap in 48 hours. No site visits. No multi-week engagements. No five-figure engineering contracts. Just the document you need, built right, delivered fast.
Need a Professional Engineer seal?
Some utilities — particularly those subject to state PE requirements or serving as a procurement reference — need their ERP reviewed and sealed by a licensed Professional Engineer. KORVA offers PE-sealed review as a separate engagement.
Questions we hear every time.
Almost certainly yes. AWIA §2013 requires your ERP to be updated within 6 months of each RRA recertification, and to reflect the specific hazards your RRA identified for this cycle. A 2021 ERP may not satisfy the 2026 recertification cycle — particularly if your RRA findings have changed, your infrastructure has changed, or the threat landscape has evolved. The safest path is a new ERP built specifically for this cycle.
Your intake form includes questions about the key findings and hazard areas from your RRA — what domains showed significant risk, what vulnerabilities were identified, what baseline conditions your RRA documented. We use that information to align your ERP's response protocols to your RRA findings. If your RRA is available as a document, you can attach it to the intake and we'll build directly from it. If you need both documents, the AWIA Bundle builds them from a single intake, with automatic alignment.
Yes. The ERP Package is built to meet AWIA §2013 and SDWA §1433 certification requirements. Your package includes a certification memo formatted for EPA submission and a submission checklist. The certification itself is a utility action — you review the document, confirm it meets your operational reality, and certify it to EPA. KORVA provides any revisions needed through the June 30 deadline. We've built the document to be certifiable; the certification step is yours to complete.
Order the AWIA Recertification Bundle ($5,497). It includes both the RRA and ERP built from a single intake — no duplicate questions, automatic alignment between the two documents, and $2,497 in savings versus ordering them separately. If you're not sure whether you need one or both, the Compliance Risk Snapshot ($497) will tell you definitively — and the $497 is credited toward whichever package you order.
Yes. With 13 days remaining, there is time — and the ERP is your fastest path. Order today, complete intake in 20 minutes, receive your complete ERP package within 48 hours. That puts documents in your hands by June 19–20, leaving 10+ days to review, request any revisions, certify, and submit. The path works — if you start today. Every day you wait shortens that review window.
The ERP Package ($3,997) delivers only the Emergency Response Plan and its certification materials — the right choice if your RRA is current and certified for this cycle. The AWIA Recertification Bundle ($5,497) delivers both the RRA and ERP from one intake, with built-in alignment between them. The Bundle costs $5,497 vs. $7,994 if you bought both packages separately — a savings of $2,497. If your RRA is current, buy the ERP Package. If either document is missing or outdated, buy the Bundle.
Your ERP. In 48 hours. Before June 30.
One intake form. 20 minutes. Complete, certifiable Emergency Response Plan delivered in 48 hours. $69,733/day penalty avoidance included.
The KORVA ERP Package delivers an automated Emergency Response Plan built from your intake data, EPA records, and KORVA Sentinel's 27,575-record compliance database. It is not legal advice. The ERP document is designed to meet AWIA §2013 and SDWA §1433 certification requirements; however, EPA acceptance, penalty avoidance, and regulatory outcomes cannot be guaranteed and depend on your utility's timely certification, accurate intake submission, and compliance with applicable primacy state requirements. Utilities should verify specific obligations with EPA, CISA, state primacy agencies, and qualified legal counsel before final compliance action. Civil penalty figures reflect the 40 CFR §19 statutory maximum; actual enforcement is at EPA discretion. PE-sealed review is a separate engagement — contact info@securemywater.site for availability and pricing.