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A thermoforming PVC alloy pipe enables a Florida utility to reline a culvert scheduled for open-cut repair, save money and reduce disruption.

Slip-lining and CIPP lining enable a central Wisconsin city to choose the most cost-effective sewer rehabilitation technology to suit each situation.

Workplace humor is invaluable, but also fraught with risk. Here’s how to make your team members laugh, without giving offense or putting your job at risk.

The Mr. Manhole system enables machine-powered manhole repair that seals effectively and leaves behind a smooth road surface.

NASSCO opts for an updated identity and a new web site to support its leadership role in trenchless technology training and education.

Here’s an overview of ways in which corrosive sulfuric acid proliferates in your wastewater collection system — and some things you can do about it.

New filter eliminates bacteria and viruses under flowing stormwater conditions.

Permeable pavement surfaces begin living up to their promise as cost-effective tools to reduce runoff and cut stormwater pollution.

Many public agencies hesitate to get out and talk to their publics — failing to realize that the most harmful thing they can do is keep quiet.

Leak detection initiatives in Iowa City help the Water Division minimize non-revenue water and scale down a new treatment plant.

The Western Carolina Regional Sewer Authority deploys innovative pumping technology to replace an old pump station and build capacity for growth.

Louisville residents still remember the Friday the 13th sewer explosion in 1981 that destroyed some 13 miles of lines and left 38-foot-deep craters.

The TraceMaster II locator from Schonstedt Instrument Co. offers simple controls and three modes for detecting underground utilities.

A prototype of a large-diameter pipe leak correlator enables an Illinois utility to locate an elusive leak.

It may not be easy disciplining employees, but failure to confront performance issues can lead to worse problems down the road.

A new location marks the growth of NASSCO as a leading source of training and education for the industry.

Trying to locate those corrosion-prone areas with a transmitted current can frustrate technicians.

Horizontal directional drilling helps the Ogunquit Sewer District work around challenges of tourists, tides, and environmental restrictions.

While infrastructure projects are often expensive, their necessity is seldom in question. There comes a time to stop discussing and start doing.

The City of Wilmington uses innovations like GIS technology and maintenance outsourcing to improve its distribution system and enhance service quality.