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Happenings: July/August 2015
CALENDARSept. 14-17 - Short Course on Tunneling, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado, www.csmspace.com/events/tunneling/.Sept. 21-23 - Fourth Annual Cutting Edge Conference, Urban Tunneling, Grand...
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Uncertain Future Ahead For Tax Deductions
Will Congress renew higher limits under Section 179 of the U.S. tax code for 2015? It’s a question that has dogged small-business...
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Hydroexcavation In Oilfields Requires More Precautions
As much as it increases the margin of safety, hydroexcavation can be dangerous work due to the use of high-pressure water and...
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Mud Recyclers Help Keep Job Sites Clean
Water for drilling operations can be tough to come by, and disposal costs for mud used in drilling can be expensive for...
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Contractor Completes Pipe Ramming Job With Several Obstacles
As an underground trenchless technique for installing and replacing culverts, pipe ramming is often the most efficient and economical. At times it...
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New Equipment, Business Ventures Can Be Scary, But Beneficial
Trying something new is always a little scary, whether starting a new business, expanding the business in some way or testing out...
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Tips for Keeping Your Directional Drill Operating
Directional drilling goes back nearly a century when the oil and gas industry developed the process to allow multiple wells to be...
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Horizontal Directional Drilling, Piercing, Bursting, Boring And Tunneling
Piercing tools provide less disruptive alternative to trenchingProblem: United Cable Construction, based in Ladson, South Carolina, was contracted to complete a 2-mile fiber...
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Welcome To The US
Foremost has long been known in Canada for durable, cold-weather-ready hydroexcavation systems. Now, thanks to a partnership with Colorado-based heavy truck distributor...
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No-DigTec Finds Fast Growth In Underground Construction
In 1999, veteran underground-utility and site-prep contractor John Newell clearly saw his business future lying along a busy roadway in Houston.“I happened...
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California Contractor Delivers Directional Drilling Services With Help From Subsidiaries
When Kevin Reardon started California Boring 20 years ago, not many people knew about directional drilling and other trenchless technologies. Reardon learned...
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