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Mississauga, Ontario-based Infra Pipes, a North American manufacturer of medium- and high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipeline solutions, recently acquired Atkore Inc.’s HDPE business. The business primarily serves the telecommunications market.
The acquisition advances the company’s strategy to strengthen its manufacturing and distribution capabilities. It also exp...
Utility OX, formerly Equappment, has launched an updated platform. It is designed to bring all job and operational data into one centralized system built specifically for utility construction.
Underground utility contractors often manage critical job information across multiple disconnected systems — paper bore logs in trucks, locate tickets buried in emails, and pr...
The IMS Trenchless group continues to expand internationally through a strategic partnership with U.S.-based distributor APEX CIPP Solutions, a specialist in trenchless sewer rehabilitation.
Headquartered in Sarasota, Florida, APEX has built a strong reputation through its broad product range, technical expertise, high-quality training and support, and long-standin...
With the addition of Cate Equipment Co. as its new dealer, Aries Industries continues to grow its reach in the western United States.
Preparing to mark its 90th anniversary in two years, Cate Equipment Co. joins the Aries Industries dealer network with a successful history serving the construction, mining and industrial sectors. From its headquarters in Salt Lake Ci...
In late October, a call from the Woodinville Water District in Washington rang my cell phone. The situation was an 8-in. concrete gravity sewer main that was failing.
This situation was not typical in the street situation. The 8-in. main was located 16 ft under a flood control embankment for the Snoqualmie River. To make the situation more challenging, the river was...