The company, a subsidiary of Aegion Corporation, is part of the world leading Insituform group of trenchless rehabilitation companies.
“The pipeline rehabilitation market in Australia is robust and there is a clear need for the services we provide,” said Insituform Asia-Pacific General Manager Joe Lane.
“We have an excellent customer base and will continue to pursue work throughout Australia which meets our business needs.
“This realignment is a big undertaking and touches nearly every aspect of what we do and how we work.
“We expect it will lower costs, empower leaders to manage their business and allow us to provide better customer service at a lower cost through improved collaboration, innovative solutions and outstanding project delivery.
“We will continue to focus on delivering safe, high-quality projects at the best market value.”
For more than 45 years, Insituform has been a global leader in the development and installation of proprietary technologies and services for rehabilitating sewer, water and other underground piping systems without digging or disruption.
“We have delivered many great projects in the past and have had much success in this market due to our talented and knowledgeable employees.
“Insituform is a large player in the global pipeline rehabilitation industry and we intend to leverage our innovation, strengths and global resources to improve our operational capability and emerge from this realignment stronger than ever.”
The company said that its local representatives will start reaching out to customers in the very near future.
For more information visit the Insituform Pacific website.
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