Entries Tagged Infrastructure

While New York City's sewer system is extensive and well-known, the largest sewer system in the United States is indeed in Los...

Infrastructure Week 2024 recently served as a strong reminder that the need for continued investment in clean water infrastructure persists, despite strides...

Climate change is threatening America’s water infrastructure as intensifying storms deluge communities and droughts dry up freshwater supplies in regions that aren’t...

Utah State University has released its third study on water pipe materials titled “Water Main Break Rates in the USA and Canada: A Comprehensive Study,”...

Sewer workers face risks daily, whether it’s a confined-space work environment or exposure to fumes, debris and bacteria. According to the U.S. Bureau...

WinCan has compiled key PACP operations and maintenance defect codes in a visual glossary for easy reference. Hang it on your office...

Ovality measurements can identify potential risks to a pipe’s integrity, making them a vital part of sewer inspection and maintenance. With a...

Sewer systems allow communities around the world to manage wastewater and keep public areas clean, healthy and habitable. Sewer pipes, the conduits...

NASSCO’s Manhole Assessment and Certification Program (MACP) is the North American Standard for documenting manhole features and conditions, offering inspection teams a...

Freezing temperatures can shut down much of a city, even in the most prepared areas. But even in the worst weather, the...

NASSCO’s Government Relations Committee goes the extra mile in helping the association achieve its goal to advocate for the underground infrastructure industry....

Thompson Pump and Manufacturing Company’s 4JSC series pumps are a preferred method for backing up wastewater lift stations all over the country....

Climate change is intensifying rainfall and floods, deepening droughts and shifting weather patterns across the globe and threatening terrestrial freshwater supplies and...

Chicago is receiving a $336 million low-interest loan from the federal government to replace up to 30,000 lead pipes, a move that is expected...