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Reclaimed water systems are more appealing, both economically and operationally, to a utility if customers with year-round water demands are part of the system. There has not been a great deal of information available to utilities on the water quality requirements for various industrial, commercial, and environmental water use. AwwaRF funded this study to provide a document that summarizes water quality requirements for industrial uses of reclaimed water. This study specifically excluded irrigation and groundwater recharge applications of reclaimed water because these uses have been extensively addressed in a wide variety of literature. The project included an information gathering phase and summarization of the information gathered. Information was gathered through a variety of sources, including literature, surveys of various stakeholders, and databases. The surveys included both "check-the-box" features as well as more open-ended questions. Surveys were sent to utilities, state regulatory personnel, and large industrial customers. Surveys were initially completed by early 2001 with follow-up phone calls to elicit additional information and clarification occurring through the spring and summer of 2001. Databases maintained by state agencies were accessed for information. No industry databases, with data addressing either the quantities on non-potable water consumed by a particular industry or application, or the quality standards applied to it, were available through the Internet.