It was a busy spring on the grounds at Fort Knox in Kentucky.In March, work crews installed 41 flow monitors throughout the fort’s sewer collection system to identify leaks in the 91.2 miles of main sewer line serving the U.S. Army Base. They also replaced a 30-inch sewer bypass line.But that was just the start. Also on the punch list: a round of CCTV inspections, an examination of 1,000 manholes, the cleaning of 75,000 feet of mainline, and a series of cured-in-place pipelining projects — all due to be finished by the end of 2012.It’s all part of a $2
