The Obama Administration and the passage of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act have stemmed the nation?s monthly job losses.

May 12-13 brought together 70 attendees from across the United States to discuss water issues facing large city mayors.

The National Utility Contractors Association (NUCA) recently honored the 2009 recipient of its prestigious “We Dig America Award” – Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-Ore.).

Perhaps it was the destination ? the magnificent Gaylord Texan Hotel & Convention Center in Dallas.

Leanne Butkovic, editorial assistant, interviews representatives from Insituform, McGard and Primayer/ADS about recent awards at AWWA’s ACE10.

As every investor knows only too well, the last two years have been an exceptionally difficult period in the global financial markets.

The City of Riverside, Calif., recently faced the need to upsize existing sewer lines in a very tight, densely populated area of its central city.

USA TODAY reported in 2009, ?The USA?s infrastructure is crumbling and threatens the nation?s economic well-being, according to a new report by a top engineering group.

The implementation of water conservation measures may allow a city to extend its water supply and thereby delay the need for additional water sources.

In the struggles associated with today?s economy and aging infrastructure, many utilities are faced with the financial challenge of meeting their operating budgets while finding capital funds to make needed improvements.