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Aqua Metro has been awarded a position on the Yarra Valley Water Pipes and Facilities Program of works. Read more
SAERTEX multiCom® GmbH are firmly commited to significantly reduce the CO2 footprint of its MULTI S+ Liners by using unsaturated polyester resins, aiming to make trenchless pipeline rehabilitation more sustainable.
In December 2022, Denso Australia completed the supply of a project involving the protection of 400 lineal metres of DN250 mild steel pipeline in Bolivar, South Australia.
kwik-ZIP centraliser and spacer systems are solving challenges in trenchless pipe installations across Australia and worldwide.
Australian Pipeline Management (APM) has successfully relined three separate pipelines running under a university in Sydney with UV cured-in-place technology from SAERTEX multiCom® GmbH.
Finalists for the 2023 Women in Industry awards have been announced, as businesses come together to recognise the exceptional women working in industrial sectors. Read more
The Watercare Service’s Pukekohe wastewater treatment plant was successfully completed in New Zealand. Read more
Iplex, a chosen and trusted partner of Townsville City Council, is working on the Townsville Lansdown eco-industrial precinct project, supplying water pipelines to contribute to the development of Townsville City.
Pipe Core opened its doors to customers across three days in March for the first of its Pipe Core Open Days of 2023.
This year’s World Water Day is about accelerating change to solve the water and sanitation crisis.
Primus Line has illustrated the benefits of trenchless technology for pipeline rehabilitation in culturally sensitive areas during two installations for one of the world’s leading mining companies.
Merredin Shire’s authorised contractor Allpipe Technologies will soon commence work to refurbish ageing wastewater pipes.
Coliban Water will use a $1.5 million laser-guided tunnel boring system to replace the East Bendigo sewer trunk main in Victoria.
Over 100 years since its inception, Brisbane’s S1 Main Sewer has undergone a seven-year upgrade.
The project team on the Port Kembla Pipeline in New South Wales has finished pulling back the project’s first horizontal directional drilling (HDD) drive.
Interflow has completed replacing 560 m of water pipe as part of upgrading water infrastructure along Chapel Street.
Watercare tunnelling projects are already well underway for 2023 in Auckland, with progress being made in Warkworth, and the Central Interceptor project.
IDS GeoRadar’s Stream DP is the new compact GPR array solution for the highest depth performance in 3D utility mapping.
Vacuum excavators are the often unsung hero of the trenchless technology world, quickly and effectively moving soil when needed so that horizontal directional drilling can take place.
When the Hong Kong Drainage Services Department identified a badly damaged pipe, it was Smart Lock’s sleeve solution that empowered contractors to successfully rehabilitate the damaged section.
NordiTube technologies has established a global position as a technology provider for trenchless pipe rehabilitation.
Utilities company Gippsland Water is securing the water and wastewater future for the towns of Warragul and Drouin as part of the western ring main project.
All across New Zealand local councils and authorities are investing in upgrading and expanding the country’s pipe infrastructure. Read more
SAERTEX-LINER® H₂O, which has been successfully installed more than 100 times around the world, will be used to reline an important 2.4 km pipeline in Poland.