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NASTT - UV CIPP Renews Storm Drain After Others Fail- Thomas Nestoras -Spring 2024
NASTT - Eversource Evaluates Trenchless Technology - Sean Wang & Dan Schadt, Eversource- Fall 2023
NASTT - Turnkey Alliance Manages Leak-Prone Infrastructure - Mario Carbone - Spring 2023
NASTT - PIPES ACT 2020 Implementation- Bob Wilson, Northeast Gas Association- November 2022
TGIA - Improving Pipeline Technology for Twenty Years - Spring 2022
Trenchless Technology - ”The Mess” - Rehabilitation Project of the Year 2021 - October 2021
NASTT - BEM Pipeline Assessment Technology - Casey Giambrone - Spring 2021
NASTT- Bridges to No Repair - Fall 2020
Business View- PPM Company Profile- July 2020
NASTT - Complex Lining Project Under Brooklyn’s Gowanus Canal is a Window to History - Spring 2020
Cleaner Magazine - 42” World Record - Not for the Faint at Heart, PPM Profile - March 2020
Underground Construction- 42” World Record - Gas Main Relining- February 2020
Pipeline & Gas Journal - 42” World Record - Innovation Drives Natural Gas Main Renewal- January 2020
Blueprint Construction Magazine profiles PPM - January 2020
NASTT -Pipeline Wall Condition Inspection Using Broadband Electromagnetic Probe (BEM) -Spring 2019
Trenchless Technology -Project of the Year - Winner: 36” CIPL Gas Main Project - October 2018
NASTT-NE Journal-Cured-in-Place-Lining Preserves Historic Block- Fall 2018
NASTT and MATA World Record 36" CIPL on Cast Iron Gas Main; - March 2018
NASTT -Fiber Reinforced Polymers & CIPP Liners; Fall 2017
NASTT -Cross Bore Inspection Technologies- Fall 2017
Underground Construction -Cured In Place Liner Research Demonstrates Long Term Viability - Feb 2016
NASTT 2013 PSE&G Largest CIPL US Project
Pipeline Risk and Applications-DOT PHMSA Building Safe Communities- October 2010
Trenchless Technology -Complicated Gas Main Projects - August 2010
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