Entries Tagged Aging Infrastructure

Vortex launches new division to address water infrastructure Vortex Companies has launched Vortex Water, a new division dedicated to transforming the renewal of aging...

Flooding isn’t just about how much rain falls — it’s about how well a city’s drainage system can handle it. Some places...

United Rentals to acquire H&E Rentals United Rentals and H&E Equipment Services (d/b/a H&E Rentals) announced their entry into a definitive agreement under...

CCI Piping Systems celebrates 30th anniversary, adds to spaceAs CCI Piping Systems celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2025, the company announced the...

With aging infrastructure and the presence of lead service lines, the question of whether we are truly prepared to provide safe drinking...

The race to replace lead service lines is on, with federal funding helping municipalities tackle outdated infrastructure. But while the goal is...

Water towers might all serve the same purpose — maintaining pressure and storage for municipal systems — but no two are exactly...

In Ancient Rome, engineering ingenuity extended beneath the city streets with the construction of the Cloaca Maxima, one of the earliest and...

The U.S. sewer system is a sprawling network of over 700,000 miles — enough to circle the Earth 28 times! But beyond...

When you think of engineering marvels, a sewer system might not be the first thing that comes to mind — but Mexico...

As communities grow and infrastructure ages, decentralized wastewater treatment systems are gaining attention as a flexible and cost-effective alternative to traditional plants....

The city of Fort Lauderdale is in the midst of a nearly $28 million sewer replacement project that will remove from service...

Planning for the UnexpectedUtilities across the country are preparing for the growing unpredictability of weather patterns in 2024. As extreme weather events...

City uses data-as-a-service to improve efficiencyProblem: The city of Grand Rapids, Michigan, maintains a collections system that includes 1,100 miles of sanitary sewer...