2010 Trenchless Technology Roundtable
The trenchless technology industry is a dynamic market. Each year new technologies are developed that expand its reach and changing market conditions change the way they are used. Read more
Featured Stories
Pump-less Flow Diversion
Buying for the Long Haul
How Bypass Projects Have Changed During the 21st Century
Pipe Bursting in Texas
Manhole Restoration in East BostonDirectional Drilling
Product Profile: Fast Fusion
Taking the Pulse of the HDD Market
HDD in Nigeria
Study of Disinfectants on PE Pipe Completed; Report Available
Pure Technologies to Acquire Pressure Pipe Inspection Co.Insituform Receives $17 Million (US) Sewer Rehabilitation Term Contracts in Hong KongGeospatial Holdings Fills Business Development PositionsInsituform Opens Its Asia-Pacific Regional HeadquartersUtilicor Appoints Ditch Witch Midwest as DistributorAlfred Benesch, HWS Engineering Firms to MergeInsituform Awarded Contracts in London, Ontario, & Austin, TexasAlaska Pacific Energy Corp. Acquires EntecMcLaughlin Vacuum Excavators Helping with Oil Spill Cleanup EffortsCaterpillar Acquires UITITT Signs Agreement to Purchase Godwin Pumps
Plastic Pipes XV Conference Set for SeptemberOBITUARY: Carl Dawe1st Curved Microtunnel Project in U.S. Completed in Connecticut
Warren Environmental Educational Series:
- January 2010 - Continued Manhole Rehabilitation Successes in Denver
- February 2010 - Liawenee Flume Project
- March 2010 - Spreading Knowledge
- April 2010 - MADERO Takes Warren Environmental Expoxy Systems to Latin American
- July 2010 - The Real Meaning of Monolithic Lining
please visit http://www.warrenenviro.com
Videos from the 2010 No-Dig Show
>> Click Here for the 2010 Project of the year submission form.
Entry Deadline is July 1, 2010
In partnership with NASTT, Trenchless Technology annually awards noteworthy installations and rehabilitations with the Project of the Year distinction. Click here to view the 2009 winners, runner ups and honorable mentions and learn more about their remarkable projects. Read More.
2010 Person of the Year:For Keith Hanks, being selected the 2010 Trenchless Technology Person of the Year came as a complete surprise. But for his colleagues and those who have worked with him in the trenchless industry, the award is most deserved.
Keith is a life-long municipal employee for the City of Los Angeles who has worked tirelessly in the pursuit of finding the most cost-effective and efficient methods to rehabilitate and replace the city’s underground infrastructure. He has developed guidelines for his city’s approved methods and materials and has been a strong advocate for the trenchless industry. He has served on industry boards and has presented papers in the advocacy of the trenchless market. Read More
