NASSCO committees are rapidly becoming one of the most important reasons trenchless professionals join NASSCO, following closely behind education and networking. The reason? Because NASSCO committees set goals, members roll up their sleeves and work gets done. A perfect example of this is a recent accomplishment of NASSCO’s Software Vendor Committee.Two years ago, the committee set a goal to find better ways to manage PACP (Pipeline Assessment Certification Program) data. Since then it has worked tirelessly in partnership with the Environmental Systems Research Institute Inc. (Esri) to collaborate on the incorporation of PACP data and code structure for storage of
