CUES, Inc. Articles

The ability to quickly and efficiently locate a blockage or damage in a municipal water or sewer pipeline can save utilities and taxpayers substantial sums. This selection of inspection camera systems, leak detection equipment, data recorders and software programs can help municipalities and contractors stay ahead of potential problems.

Bend, Ore.’s, Bridge Creek pipeline project aims to replace 10 miles of water transmission mains passing through the Deschutes National Forest.

Kansas City is promoting economic growth by building a new sewer line through 13,000 acres of underdeveloped prime real estate.

Tune in as Paul Stenzler, vice president of sales at CUES, gives you a grand tour of the new MPlus+ Portable Lateral & Mini-Mainline System. Find out how this portable push system for mainline and lateral inspections is the most flexible and feature-packed system on the market.

UV CIPP provides Delaware’s New Castle County with efficient, nondisruptive infrastructure rehabilitation.

Seattle has negotiated a unique consent decree that allows it to target stormwater runoff projects ahead of CSOs and SSOs.

Henderson Water Utility takes aggressive approach to combined sewer separation and reaps systemwide benefits.

Canada’s York Region is undertaking an aggressive inspection of its trunk sewer lines in preparation for population growth.

Desert community strategizes to keep pace with the needs of residents and industry as explosive growth strains supplies.

Augusta, Ga., turns to new technology and old-fashioned teamwork to tackle system upgrades.