On WEF’s Words on Water podcast, Tanya Miro, joins Dallas Water Utilities senior engineer Chad Kopecki to discuss the Security Master Plan they worked on and how utilities can safeguard their infrastructure from security incidents.
To adhere to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) PFAS standards, investor-owned utilities are actively seeking technologies to mitigate these harmful chemicals. Check out our experts’ best practices for PFAS mitigation as well as streamlined decision-making tools.
The North American Society for Trenchless Technology hosted a webinar featuring several Kimley-Horn water/wastewater practice leaders with multi-faceted Horizontal Directional Drilling experience. Each discussed a project that utilized HDD.
Spiral wound lining is beginning to pick up steam in the US due to its minimal surface and environmental impacts. Read more to hear what our experts have to say about this 100% trenchless method.
Kimley-Horn, a premier engineering, planning, and design consultancy with offices across the country, added four members of the Aluces Corporation team to its Miami office.
The EPA’s new PFAS standards set enforceable limits for these harmful chemicals in drinking water. Learn more about the rule, compliance timeline, and available funding to help water utilities address PFAS contamination.
Investor-owned water utilities face a unique set of challenges due to expanding their systems to meet the demands of growing populations and comply with evolving regulations. Read more to learn about what innovative solutions they can take to tackle these challenges.
Read more to learn about the pros and cons of horizontal auger boring and why it is a staple in the trenchless technology sector.
Read on to discover the benefits, capabilities, and limitations of pipe bursting and how it is changing the future of utility installations.
Download the guide below and let us take you through the various dimensions of the LCRR and what you can do to set your agency up for success.
Kyle Kubista, PE, and Stephen Gay, discussed the City’s One Water Master Plan and how the city anticipates using membrane technology on the WEF Words on Water podcast.
In this article, we answer some key questions about horizontal directional drilling, uncovering its capabilities, benefits, limitations, and the exciting horizons it continues to unveil.
Kimley-Horn attended the Hydraulic Institute Annual Conference where industry experts were provided a platform to give input on pump standards and discuss advanced modeling and technology topics. Updates were made to rotodynamic pump standards, and predictions for water/wastewater system regionalization and expansion were made.
Kimley-Horn engineers share their most notable key takeaways from the 2023 AWWA/AMTA Membrane Technology Conference and Exhibition.
The Technologies for CMOM Activities in Wastewater Collection Systems publication is available for order. Two of the wastewater experts that contributed to this resource are Kimley-Horn’s Charles Starling, PE, BCEE, and Brock Jones, PE