Infrastructure Articles

The newly formed Building for Recovery coalition is urging governments to use infrastructure as an avenue for economic recovery

We have always known you’re essential, and we are thankful and supportive as you continue your work during this uncertain time

Take a stroll down underground memory lane. Wood piping systems are the focus of NASSCO's Sewer History Exhibit.

Texas adds over 47,000 construction jobs, the number of drilling rigs in the U.S. drops and Bertha has the Washington DOT sleepless in Seattle.

The South Monmouth Regional Sewerage Authority is staying ahead of major storms with innovative mobile pumping stations.

Edgewood, Ill., has been repairing manholes and saving money on pump repairs as a result of reduced inflow and infiltration.

The impact of water infrastructure investments goes way beyond pipes in the ground.

In boomtown North Dakota, where population growth and job creation have outpaced infrastructure development, a one-time spending plan might be the ticket.

What is the state of U.S. infrastructure? See for yourself in this look at some startling statistics.

Time is of the essence when it comes to aging infrastructure. Detect small leaks before they become big problems with help from this automated detection system.

Municipalities that think outside the box can save huge amounts of money on infrastructure projects. Here’s how to make your project dollars work smarter.

Initial reports uncovered $25 million in infrastructure damages. And that’s just the start for Wisconsin — a state hit hard by one of the harshest winters on record.