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09.08.2026
Traditional excavation, vacuum excavation, trenching, directional drilling and boring, bursting and tunneling news for industry leaders
New Report Shows Underground Utility Damage Costs America Triple Previous Estimates
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Reduce Downtime with an Equipment Maintenance Program
How to Preserve Your Best Technician’s Knowledge Before Retirement
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Cat Pumps Model 660 Is a Trusted 10 gpm Workhorse
NASSCO Releases PACP Data Conversion Tables
Cover Story: Handy Plumbing Man Uses Inspections, Pipelining and Pipebursting to Uncover New Opportunities
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Celebrate 45 Years of Industry Connections - It’s Not Too Late to Join Us
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“Real-life experience is essential because you need people who know what dangerous situations actually look like. They are the ones who can teach your newer hires how to handle them.”
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