Posts In: Vacuum excavation

Trenchless Australasia speaks to Spoutvac Australia General Manager Andrew Mollison about his time in the trenchless industry and the technology that Spoutvac brings to the Australian market.

SA Water’s AU$11.4 million wastewater network capacity upgrade project is a contender for the Australian Water Association’s (AWA) South Australian Water Award for ‘Infrastructure Project Innovation’.

Large scale investment in Australian infrastructure means that the country’s concrete landscape is set to change. CDEnviro’s Diarmaid Connaire looks at what it could mean for the NDD market.

Ditch Witch Australia and Utilicor Technologies have launched the MTC100 coring attachment, advancing keyhole coring technologies that are currently available on the market.

Registration for Australasia’s only dedicated Trenchless Technology conference, No-Dig Down Under (NDDU), closes on Friday 8 September 2017.

The popularity of hydro excavation is on the rise due to its many advantages over traditional forms of excavation, chief among them its ability to minimise damage to underground infrastructure.

It’s your last chance to submit nominations for the 2017 ASTT Awards before the deadline on Thursday.

The work on Coliban Water’s Bendigo Groundwater project is on schedule to be completed this month.

Queensland-based vacuum loading contractor Supervax has completed the first stage of its new Intergrated Management System (IMS).

Advertising opportunities are available for the 2017 edition of the Australasian Trenchless Directory.

Registrations for WaterNZ’s 2017 Stormwater Conference – which will explore the theme of ‘Innovative, resilient and future ready’ – are closing soon.

With fuel savings in store for operators, Spoutvac Australia continues to innovate in vacuum and drain equipment manufacturing

One of Australia’s leading manufacturers and servicers of vacuum trucks and drain cleaning equipment, Spoutvac, has added the German-made RSP vacuum excavation equipment to its portfolio.

Victorian hydro vacuum manufacturer Vac Dig has suggested that it’s only a matter of time before non-destructive hydro excavation will be standardised around the country.

Founded in 1993 the German equipment company has moved into the Australian market, delivering four suction excavators in the past four years.

Palmerston North City Council has said that Trenchless Technology would be considered should it need to replace pipes in the city’s network, located on New Zealand’s North Island, that have burst twice in the past two months.

The City of Nedlands in West Perth, Western Australia, has issued a tender for the provision of vacuum excavation services within the region.

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