Tag: water
Bio Clean’s New On-Demand Product Presentations
Devoting segments of your day to product review sessions and group meetings can become inconvenient. We've created a flexible alternative! These on-demand videos are short presentations...
FREESE AND NICHOLS EXPANDS IN FLORIDA WITH WATER UTILITIES SPECIALIST TOM CROSS
TAMPA, Florida – May 7, 2020 – Freese and Nichols, Inc., continues building their Florida team with the addition of Senior Project Manager Tom Cross, PE, Assoc....
Every Dog has their Day: America’s First Water Leak Detection Dog
By Luke Carothers
Central Arkansas Water (CAW) has taken a lot of steps to reduce their unaccounted water rates. They’ve tried satellite detection and manual...
Design and Engineering Considerations for Surface Drainage Systems
By Ankit Sehgal
When it comes to developing and executing an effective surface drainage plan, a number of factors have to be taken into account....
Rehabilitating the Martinsville Interceptor
Creative Delivery Proves Cost-Efficient for Rural Community
By Leslie Barksdale, PE
The city of Martinsville, Virginia, has long been known for an economy built on tobacco,...
Water, Life’s Precious Resource
Chad Clinehens
The importance of water management has dominated human history. From safety to supply, the importance of water to life cannot be overstated. Although...
East Trunk Sewer Project Solves Weather Risk in Mequon, Wisconsin
Underground tunneling reduces disruptions
By Kimberly Paggioli, P.E. and Troy Hartjes, P.E.
While rain is often a welcome sight along the western shore of Lake Michigan,...
Stormwater Control Lessons in the Age of More Extreme Weather
Debris Removal, Repair and Mitigation of Drainage System Damages, and FEMA Funding
By Matthew Burnette
Water is a cornerstone of life and commerce as well as...
Underserved Chicago
By Michelle Inouye
In the spring of 2013, a severe rainstorm in the Chicago area resulted in 3,300 City Services (311) calls from businesses and...
