Pipeline Replacement Articles

In 2016, Louisville Water will spend $21 million to inspect, repair and replace water mains in its service area.

With the pipe buried below a busy highway and a need to keep it in service, Warwick Sewer Authority officials had to look beyond the dig-and-replace method

Meeting the demands of projected growth required years of precise planning and execution for the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission and its partners

Online fundraiser set up for Davide Nascimento following tragic accident

A project to replace existing water and sewer lines to Liberty Island is underway in New York Harbor

Madison Water Utility takes a multipronged approach to improving infrastructure and sustaining water resources.

In this week’s news, old pipelines are suspect in a deadly natural gas explosion. Also, a $3.4 billion project will increase San Antonio’s water supply.

Utilities face different challenges, but the best are unified in their approach to getting the job done.

Choosing the right materials requires an understanding of conditions and the strengths and weaknesses of each material.

Louisville Water targets big pipes after making strides in the rehab and replacement of break-prone small pipe.

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

Santa Rosa Utilities Department focuses on customer service, efficiency and reuse to exceed the needs of its customers.

Holland, Mich., ensures a safe water supply with a forward-looking approach to system improvements and water protection plans.

The City of Billings uses pipe bursting with in-house crews to repair water distribution leaks and enlarge mains to ensure adequate flow for fire protection