Tag Archive: July 2018 Print Issue

“Honey, why is the cat wet?” That is not a phrase people want to hear because most cats do not willingly get...

As I hope you read in our June issue, my wife Phyllis and I were on an amazing motorhome trip with the destination being...

Most water professionals are well aware that in 2009, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) issued its Infrastr...

New utility scanning technology  is now available that adds to the professional utility contractor’s toolbox....

Underground excavation in construction can be risky. Generating and sharing accurate location data can reduce these risk...

The use of earth-piercing tools to install underground gas, water, cable, irrigation, fiber or electrical lines under ya...

A Virginia city found itself with an issue. An old, worn-out bridge was badly in need of replacement, but tearing it dow...

Trenchless crossings inherently present a greater number of risks and installation challenges than traditional open-cut ...

While still considered a relative newcomer by some longtime professionals in the underground utility construction market...