Underground Infrastructure

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Founded in 1945, Underground Infrastructure is the market leader for in-depth coverage of North American construction and rehabilitation infrastructure; including water, sewer, gas distribution, energy pipelines, storm water, telecommunications and electric transmission and distribution. Articles include case studies, equipment reports, market analysis, revealing surveys and substantive editorial coverage of issues and regulations. Underground Infrastructure is edited for decision makers and provides up-to-date, essential industry information. We maintain a veteran editorial staff that does not shy away from discussing important issues and topics. Underground Construction is committed to remaining the market’s leading publication by continuing our tradition of high editorial standards, the largest BPA-audited circulation and best readership rates. We strive to provide education and information to our readers that they can apply every day to their jobs for better efficiency, productivity and bottom-line results. Delivering important and relevant data in formats compatible with the way our readers receive and consume information is critical to our editorial and marketing mission. Whether you prefer print, digital, webinars, white papers, direct marketing, newsletters or custom programs, Underground Construction will continue to deliver unmatched quality and critical information to the marketplace. Source

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Exodigo acquires V&A to expand AI-powered infrastructure engineering

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(UI) — Exodigo has acquired California-based civil engineering consulting firm V&A, Inc., expanding its engineering capabilities and strengthening its AI-powered subsurface intelligence platform for transportation, utility, water and energy infrastructure projects. The acquisition expands Exodigo's presence in Southern California and combines the company's subsurface mapping and artificial intelligence technology with V&A's civil and utility engineering expertise.
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Canada commits $3 billion to Fraser River Tunnel replacement

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HomeNewsCanada commits $3 billion to Fraser River Tunnel replacement (UI) - The Government of Canada has committed up to C$3 billion (US$2.12 billion) toward British Columbia's C$8.5 billion (US$6 billion) Fraser River Tunnel Project, providing a major funding boost for the replacement of the George Massey Tunnel beneath the Fraser River.
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Virginia firm advances 126-mile fiber network with permits, licenses

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(UI) — A planned 126-mile fiber optic network connecting Northern Virginia and the Richmond area has reached a key milestone after project developer Virginia Fiber Express Networks secured the operating licenses and land use permit needed to advance construction of the first phase. The project's initial segment will establish a diverse fiber route between Northern Virginia and Richmond-Sandston using rights-of-way outside the Interstate 95 corridor, EE Journal reported.
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Bentonite supplier Wyo-Ben marks 75 years serving infrastructure markets

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HomeNewsBentonite supplier Wyo-Ben marks 75 years serving infrastructure markets (UI) — Wyo-Ben, a supplier of sodium bentonite products used in underground construction, water well drilling and environmental applications, is celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2026.
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30-inch sewer main rupture triggers major spill in Grand Prairie, Texas

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(UI) — A ruptured 30-inch wastewater force main caused a sanitary sewer overflow in the Trinity River Authority's Central Regional Wastewater System, releasing more than 100,000 gallons of wastewater near Grand Prairie, Texas. The overflow was discovered at about 2 p.m. on July 4 after the pipeline ruptured near 6321 Mirabella Blvd. Although the mailing address is in Arlington, the Trinity River Authority said the actual spill occurred south of the Arlington city limits in Grand Prairie.
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Illinois court clears way for $37.6 million storm sewer project in La Grange

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(UI) — An Illinois appellate court has ruled in favor of the Village of La Grange, allowing officials to move forward with a $37.6 million storm sewer project designed to reduce flooding in the community's south drainage basin. In a June 30 decision, the Appellate Court, First District, upheld a lower court ruling affirming the village's right to continue using a 54-inch storm sewer pipe that serves the South Basin drainage system.
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Ohio funds 678 infrastructure projects with $392.8-million investment

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HomeNewsOhio funds 678 infrastructure projects with $392.8-million investment (UI) - The Ohio Public Works Commission (OPWC) has approved nearly $392.8 million in funding for 678 infrastructure projects across 87 counties, including significant investments in water, wastewater and stormwater systems serving communities statewide.
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Officials defend construction schedule for $53-million sewer expansion

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HomeNewsOfficials defend construction schedule for $53-million sewer expansion (UI) - Construction on the $53 million Great Pond Phase One sewer expansion in Falmouth, Mass., will continue through the summer despite calls to shift work to nights or pause construction, with officials citing increased costs, safety concerns and potential project delays.
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2,050-mi Northern Shield pipeline proposed to link Alberta and Ontario

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HomeNews2,050-mi Northern Shield pipeline proposed to link Alberta and Ontario (UI) - The governments of Alberta and Ontario have unveiled a proposed 2,050-mile Northern Shield oil pipeline that would transport crude from Hardisty, Alberta, to refining and export markets in southern Ontario as part of a broader interprovincial energy corridor initiative.
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3,300-km Northern Shield pipeline proposed to link Alberta and Ontario

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HomeNews3,300-km Northern Shield pipeline proposed to link Alberta and Ontario (UI) - The governments of Alberta and Ontario have unveiled a proposed 3,300-kilometer Northern Shield oil pipeline that would transport crude from Hardisty, Alberta, to refining and export markets in southern Ontario as part of a broader interprovincial energy corridor initiative.
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