Benefits of Using Subsurface Utility Engineering for HDD Projects
Historically, the word “utilities” was considered a four letter word to many engineers, designers and…
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T2 Utility Engineering JV With AECOM Transitions to Cardno
Since 2002, Cardno and AECOM have been joint venture owners of T2 Utility Engineering Inc.,…
Developing an Action Plan to Address Cross Bore Safety
For many years now, trenchless tunneling or no-dig technologies have been leveraged as an improved…
New US Radar Facility Includes Training Center
Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) manufacturer US Radar recently moved its production, research and development, and customer…
Subsurface Utility Engineering Benefits Trenchless Installation
Subsurface utility engineering has proven beneficial on projects ranging from design through construction. Historically it…
Trenchless After Hours: T2ue Extracurriculars Focus on Team Building
Successful companies all have one thing in common: they value their employees just as much…
SUE: It’s Not Just Utility Mapping
Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) — the term has come a long way since first introduced in Canada back around 2002. The adoption of this practice has set a high but attainable bar for the collection and depiction of existing utilities. This was the goal — achieve a common standard that could be followed regardless of state and provincial boundaries.
