Tag Archive: September 2018 Print Issue

The City of San Diego’s Metropolitan Wastewater Division has been rehabilitating its deteriorated sewers for nearl...

A Coastal City Uses Pipe Condition Assessment Tools to Optimize its Capital Improvement Program Like many of its peers, ...

The “maxi” class of horizontal direction drilling (HDD) machines are the largest and most powerful rotation ...

AOC Aliancys and INBODE recently collaborated to rehabilitate part of Mexico City’s wastewater infrastructure usin...

Nearly 40 years of evolution in pipe bursting equipment, tooling and technique enables today’s contractors to avoi...

In 2016, Hurricane Matthew left a path of destruction in its wake up the East Coast. North Carolina was hard hit by stor...

Pinnacle Construction & Directional Boring Inc. invests in planning to deliver results Many horizontal directional d...

The problem is the same for many municipalities and public utilities, system infrastructure is aging rapidly, but the ne...

The City of Sterling Heights, a suburb of Detroit, Michigan — population 132,000 — has undertaken what it ca...

The Distribution Contractors Association (DCA) recently conducted a Washington Fly-In to visit with federal agencies on ...

As the Trenchless Technology Center marks its 30th anniversary in 2019, its leaders look forward to a future that is bri...

Thousands of water industry professionals and exhibitors will converge on The Crescent City for five days of education, ...