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Jacking pipes under Warsaw
Over 7 kilometres of pipes are being jacked under Warsaw as part of
construction works for a water collector pipe for the Czajka wastewater
treatment plant currently being constructed on the River Vistula in Poland.
Divided into three sections, the first section is approximately 5.7 kilometres
long and uses Hobas jacking pipes OD 3,000, which are to be installed
along the right side of the Vistula.
Singapore’s PUB awards CIPP contracts
Singapore’s national water agency, the Public Utility Board (PUB), has
awarded $US18.5 million worth of CIPP contracts to rehabilitate sewer lines.
Recently acquired Insituform subsidiary, Insitu Envirotech, has been
awarded four contracts totalling $US18.5 million to rehabilitate approximately
50 miles of sewer pipelines in Singapore for the PUB.
The works are a part of the PUB’s $US295 million rehabilitation program
that began in 2009. The project will see the rehabilitation of over 700 miles
of public sewers and 30 miles of pumping mains by 2014.
Turn to page 20 for all the latest information on the upcoming
International No-Dig 2010, to be held in Singapore in November.
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