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Good HDD operator practices along with day-to-day due diligence can dramatically minimize your need to invest in new dri...

When finance and engineering are aligned and collaborative, we get three positive and reinforcing outcomes....

When Cincinnati’s historic Art Deco Union Terminal water fountain required a critical waterproofing solution for l...

In February 2018, a multi-day storm event led to overfilling of an underground culvert in Madison, West Virginia, which...

The West Side sewage pump station in Onondaga County, New York, is the second largest pump station in Onondaga County, t...

When considering the investment made in a lateral cutter system longevity is key to getting your return on investment. A...

Jim Mor started his contracting company Clear Flow Drains in 2004, concentrating on residential and commercial plumbing....

The Knoxville Utilities Board (KUB) initially identified the Second Creek Trunkline Rehabilitation Project needing exten...

Since Jan. 10, 1901, when a well at Spindletop struck oil and the Texas Oil Boom began, oil and gas have been vital aspe...

Reaching momentous milestones within the trenchless construction industry is the result of the outstanding amalgamation ...

What began as an effort to mitigate the effects of a disaster has evolved into an admirable ongoing effort to ensure tha...

Matthew Izzard notes that NASTT has achieved so much in the last 30 years, and he is excited and proud to be playing a p...

Temporary bypass pumping can make or break a rehabilitation project, depending how well the bypass is designed, monitore...