(UtilityContractor.com) – Johnson County Pipe, a Texas-based concrete pipe manufacturing company owned by Thompson Pipe Group, hosted Rep. Roger Williams, R-Texas, and discussed the critical need for improvements to America’s failing […]
July 15 tour of Denver-area concrete pipe plant for state officials addresses critical safety, quality, budgetary concerns. Plant Tour Reinforces Role of Colorado-Produced Products in Transportation Infrastructure Denver, CO, July […]
July 15 tour of Denver area concrete pipe plant for state legislators will address critical safety, quality, budgetary concerns. Denver, CO, July 11, 2014 –(PR.com)– Recent flooding along US-36 and […]
Irving, TX, March 19, 2014 –(PR.com)– Three full days of planning sessions, committee meetings and networking activities are on tap when more than 125 leaders of the North American precast […]
Irving, TX, March 04, 2014 –(PR.com)– In the fiercely competitive marketplace for pipe and drainage systems, quality is paramount. Reinforced concrete pipe consistently stands above the competition thanks to the […]
(Water&WastesDigest.com) – Industry veteran brings sales & training experience to new role at Concrete Pipe Association The American Concrete Pipe Assn. (ACPA) has appointed Walter Catlett, P.E., to the new position […]
(IoniaSentinel.com) – A local award ceremony was held Wednesday in Grand Rapids. Portland City Manager Tom Dempsey attended, representing the city. PORTLAND, Mich. The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) project that […]
(Water&WastedDigest.com) – Scott Jordan, P.E., was previously design engineer, project manager & CEI supervisor for Heath & Lineback Eng. The American Concrete Pipe Assn. (ACPA) announced that it has named Scott […]
(Water&WastesDigest.com) – Russell Tripp has served as the ACPA’s Georgia engineer since August 2010 Shortly after announcing the appointment of its new Western Region engineer, the American Concrete Pipe Assn. (ACPA) […]
(StormWaterSolutions.com) – Mike Hook will work with members to increase awareness, market share The American Concrete Pipe Assn. (ACPA) announced that it has promoted Mike Hook to the position of Western […]
(PublicWorks.com) – IRVING, TX – Adapting to the way technology has changed how engineers, contractors and other industry professionals exchange information, the American Concrete Pipe Association (ACPA) today announced the release […]
(Civil&StructuralEngineer.com) – A rare structural evaluation performed on a concrete storm water outfall in Salt Lake City recently found that a pipeline constructed in 1910 was still functioning well and was […]
(WaterEfficiency.net) – Meeting the challenge of pipe rehab solutions with new materials and advanced technologies By Ed Ritchie The challenge of repairing and replacing the pipes that support our nation’s water […]
(ConstructionNews.com) – The American Concrete Pipe Association (ACPA) presented its two most prestigious individual honors during a ceremony at its 104th Annual Convention in New Orleans. Oliver Delery, Jr., P.E. received […]
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(ENR.com) – The deteriorating state of our aging infrastructure has become a pressing concern at all levels of government, but one part we don’t hear much about is underground storm piping […]
(Water&WastesDigest.com) – More than 250 pipe industry professionals from across North America will gather here next month for the 2012 American Concrete Pipe Assn. (ACPA) Pipe School. Held Feb. 28 to […]
(EquipmentWorld.com) – The American Concrete Pipe Association (ACPA), the voice of the concrete pipe industry, has unveiled a new web site featuring enhanced content, a more contemporary look and easier access […]
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