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21st Annual
3 Rivers Wet Weather
SEWER CONFERENCE
Monroeville Convention Center
November 13-14, 2019
Table of Contents Welcome 2 Conference Info 3 Conference Schedule 4 Session Guide 5-11 Exhibitors 12-20 Registration 21
Welcome to the 21st Annual 3 Rivers Wet Weather Sewer Conference.
As we plan this two-day event each year, it brings to mind the progress
the region has made on wet weather issues, but it also reminds us of the
challenges still ahead. The important thing is to continue working to-
gether, learning from each other and from folks outside of our region, and
informing our decisions based on lessons learned and thoughtful analysis.
With the presentations at this year’s conference, along with more than
75 exhibitors and nearly 400 attendees, there will be ample opportunity
Mark J. Wolinsky to talk, and listen, and learn and hopefully have a little fun. Thanks, and
Executive Director enjoy the conference!
3 Rivers Wet Weather
Thank you to our conference sponsors:
MBAKERINTL.COM
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Conference Info
Registration
Cost: $90. Mail or email (conference@3rww.org) your registration with a check payable to 3 Rivers Wet Weather OR regis-
ter online at www.3riverswetweather.org and pay using a credit card through PayPal. (You do not need a PayPal account to
complete payment.) Fee includes registration, conference materials, meals and an opportunity to win an exhibitor-sponsored
prize package. To avoid long registration lines at the conference, complete your registration by 11:59 p.m. EST on November 6.
Otherwise, you will need to register on-site at the conference beginning at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, November 13. Walk-in regis-
trations are not guaranteed to receive conference promotional items. For registration questions about the conference, contact
3RWW at 412-578-8375 or email: conference@3rww.org.
Continuing Education
Certified Wastewater Operators
This two-day conference is a DEP-approved wastewater training program. Pennsylvania-certified wastewater operators
can earn up to four contact hours by attending the two-day event. If you are a certified wastewater operator, please include
your 5- or 6-digit DEP Client ID number on the continuing education form provided in the conference materials. Note:
Class A, B and C wastewater operators need to complete 15 contact hours for the first renewal (3 years) and 30 for every
renewal thereafter. Class D and E operators need 8 hours and 15 hours subsequently.
Licensed Professional Engineers
Licensed professional engineers may use the continuing education form to request a conference completion certificate. Your
professional licensing board will determine the credit earned from attending the conference.
Cancellations
Cancellations must be received no later than 5 p.m. EST on October 31 for a refund. All registrations received are considered
an attendance commitment; registrations will be invoiced unless cancelled. Substitutions (from the same organization/compa-
ny) may be made. However, 3RWW requests notification prior to the conference for preparation of registration materials. If you
do not cancel and do not attend, no refund will be issued.
Room Reservations
A block of rooms is reserved at the Doubletree Hilton (on-site next to the Monroeville Convention Center) for conference
attendees and exhibitors for $119/night. Visit www.3riverswetweather.org to make your room reservation at this discounted
rate or call the Doubletree at 412-373-7300 by October 27.
Directions
Monroeville Convention Center, 209 Mall Boulevard, Monroeville, PA 15146.
• From Pittsburgh via the Parkway East (I-376): Merge onto I-376 E/US-2E/US-30E via the ramp to Monroeville. Continue to
follow I-376 E/US-22E. Use exit 10B for US-22 Business toward Monroeville. Merge onto US-22/William Penn Highway and
continue to follow William Penn Highway. Turn right at Mall Blvd. The Monroeville Convention Center is located on your right
(approximately 1/4 mile).
• From the Pennsylvania Turnpike (I-76): Take Exit 57 to merge onto I-376 West toward Pittsburgh/US-22. Take the US-22
Business exit on the left toward Monroeville. Merge onto US-22 William Penn Highway and continue to follow William Penn
Highway. Turn left at Mall Blvd. The Monroeville Convention Center is located on your right (approximately 1/4 mile).
Parking
Free outdoor parking is located outside the South Gallery entrance of the Monroeville Convention Center. If this parking area
is full, another large parking area is available near the Center’s North Entrance. However, to gain admission to the 3 Rivers
Wet Weather Sewer Conference, you will need to enter through the South Gallery doors.
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Conference Schedule
Wednesday, November 13, 2019 Thursday, November 14, 2019
8:00-8:55 a.m. Registration, Continental 8:00-9:00 a.m. Registration, Continental
Breakfast & Exhibit Hall Breakfast & Exhibit Hall
8:55-9:00 a.m. Welcome 9:00-9:30 a.m. Commitment Meets Flexibili-
Mark Wolinsky ty: How MCES is Successfully
9:00-9:30 a.m. Keynote Address Achieving I/I Reduction
Pittsburgh Today & Tomorrow: Andy Lukas
Where We’ve Been and Where 9:30-10:00 a.m. Regional Stormwater Partner-
We’re Going ships: Tips and Lessons Learned
Douglas Heuck in the First Year
9:30-10:15 a.m. Controlling the Source: Sandy Bartosiewicz &
ALCOSAN’s Regional Strategy Adrienne Vicari
to Reduce Sewer Overflows at 10:00-10:45 a.m. Break & Exhibit Hall
their Source 10:45-11:15 a.m. Flood Mitigation and CSO
Timothy Prevost Reduction in Huntington, West
10:15-11:00 a.m. Break & Exhibit Hall Virginia
Ifeanyi Odigboh
11:00-11:30 a.m. Wet Weather, No Problem! The
Brandywine Hundred Story 11:15 -11:45 a.m. Double Duty: Enhanced Source
Tony Dill Control Projects that Also Ad-
dress Regionalization Defects
11:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. A Rose by Any Other Name:
Julia Spicher
Addressing Private Laterals with-
out Expending Public Funds 11:45 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Lunch & Exhibit Hall
Todd Danielson 1:00-1:30 p.m. DEP Regulatory Update
12:00-1:15 p.m. Lunch & Exhibit Hall Jay Patel
1:15-1:45 p.m. Understanding the Effects of 1:30-2:00 p.m. Defining and Collecting GIS Im-
Extreme Storm Events on pervious Surface Features within
Sanitary and Storm Sewer the City of Pittsburgh
Systems in the Pittsburgh Region Megan Hicks & Jeremy Jurick
Ashley Neptune
2:00-2:30 p.m. Water, Water Everywhere:
1:45-2:30 p.m. Panel Discussion: Start Small and Regulatory and Nonregulatory
Reap Big Rewards with a Modular Ways ACCD can Provide
Approach to GIS Countywide Assistance
Moderator: Rob Arnold Heather Manzo
Panel of municipal representatives
2:30-3:00 p.m. Managing a Regional
2:30-3:15 p.m. Break & Exhibit Hall Conveyance System Under
3:15-3:45 p.m. The World Outside: Challenging Conditions
The Public’s Attitude Toward Adam Kidane &
You and Your Work Shawn McWilliams
Eric Eckl
3:45-4:15 p.m. The Importance of Collaboration
in Green Infrastructure from
Design through Post Construction
Robert Woodman
Look for these symbols, which represent key topic areas that are critical to solving the wet weather issue.
Regional Wet Improving our Source Green Regional
Weather Plan Region’s Water Reduction & Infrastructure Approaches
Implementation Quality Flow Control
Wednesday, November 13, 2019
Session Guide
8:00-8:55 a.m. 9:30-10:15 a.m.
Registration, Continental Breakfast & Exhibit Hall Controlling the Source:
ALCOSAN’s Regional Strategy to Reduce
Sewer Overflows at Their Source
8:55-9:00 a.m. Timothy Prevost n ALCOSAN
Welcome
Mark Wolinsky n 3 Rivers Wet Weather The Allegheny County Sanitary Authority (ALCOSAN) and
its customer municipalities and authorities have completed
significant work throughout the service area to understand
9:00-9:30 a.m. the scope and challenges of preventing extraneous source
Pittsburgh Today & flow from entering the regional conveyance system. Building
Tomorrow: on these efforts, ALCOSAN has undertaken a planning-level
Where We’ve Been and engineering analysis for evaluating green stormwater infra-
Where We’re Going structure and other source control strategies. Participants
Douglas Heuck n Pittsburgh will learn about ALCOSAN’s plan including a template to
Today & Pittsburgh Quarterly guide siting of high-impact GSI and source control projects.
The plan also includes several identified project site locations
During the keynote address, where green stormwater infrastructure has the potential to
you will learn about the unique be an effective strategy for reducing sewer overflows.
strengths of the Pittsburgh
region as well as the particular Timothy Prevost is the Allegheny County Sanitary Authority’s
challenges we face in the future. Participants will hear about manager of Wet Weather Programs. He manages ALCOSAN’s
topics such as the regional economy, crime, the arts, quality innovative Green Revitalization of Our Waterways (GROW)
of life, population loss, diversity, the environment, and how grant program and he also leads compliance with the U.S.
the decline of local journalism affects the region. EPA CSO and SSO policies. A 20-year ALCOSAN employee,
he holds a B.S. in civil engineering technology from the
Douglas Heuck has been an award-winning Pittsburgh jour- Rochester Institute of Technology. In 2017, he was named
nalist since 1985, mainly as an investigative reporter for the Civil Engineer of the Year by the Pittsburgh Section of the
Pittsburgh Press and later the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. He American Society of Civil Engineers.
penned 13 newspaper series, ranging from living on the Contact: 412.734.8731 or timothy.prevost@alcosan.org
streets disguised as a homeless man to the only in-depth
interview in the later years of polio pioneer Dr. Jonas Salk.
In 1995, in order to provide the best possible information to 10:15-11:00 a.m. Break & Exhibit Hall
spur Pittsburgh’s recovery, he created PG Benchmarks, a
newspaper project, which compared Pittsburgh with 14
other metro areas in 75 measures. He left the newspaper in 11:00-11:30 a.m.
2005 and founded the award-winning Pittsburgh Quarterly Wet Weather, No Problem! The Brandywine
magazine. Doug is also director of Pittsburgh Today, the Hundred Story
successor to the benchmarking project. Pittsburgh Today Tony Dill n Arcadis U.S.
compares Greater Pittsburgh with 14 other regions in some
500 categories and produces in-depth journalistic reports on The Brandywine Hundred is the oldest portion of New Castle
key regional issues. County’s wastewater collection system, containing 420 miles
Contact: dheuck@msn.com of sewer. The aging clay pipe sewers experienced substantial
infiltration resulting in overflows and basement backups
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Wednesday, November 13, 2019
Session Guide
during wet weather events. In 2003 the County, to meet Executive for Avon Lake Regional Water in 2010. Prior to join-
compliance requirements, implemented a plan to evaluate ing Avon Lake, he served as Manager of Community Systems
the system for sources of leakage and to develop a rehabili- for Loudoun County Sanitation Authority. He is involved
tation strategy. Participants will learn how to identify leaks with many industry associations, including the National
in sewage infrastructure, understand the benefits of holistic Association of Clean Water Agencies and the Water Environ-
rehabilitation for infiltration reduction, hear about chemical ment Federation. He earned his B.S. in civil & environmental
grouting as a long-term tool, and learn how to measure the engineering from the University of Maine and a master’s of
effectiveness of a gravity sewer rehabilitation program. public administration from George Mason University.
Contact: 440.933.2147 or tdanielson@avonlakewater.org
Tony Dill has extensive experience leading condition assess-
ment, rehabilitation design and construction management for
improvements to stormwater and wastewater buried infra- 12:00-1:15 p.m. Lunch & Exhibit Hall
structure. His experience is focused on the use of trenchless
technologies for reducing infiltration into municipal sewer
systems. He received PWEA’s 2014 Golden Manhole Society 1:15-1:45 p.m.
Award and is currently serving as Program Manager for the Understanding the Effects of Extreme Storm
assessment and rehabilitation of a municipal sewershed that Events on Sanitary and Storm Sewer Systems
contains more than 400 miles of pipes and 6,000 manholes. in the Pittsburgh Region
Contact: 215.931.4372 or anthony.dill@arcadis.com Ashley Neptune n The Gateway Engineers
The Pittsburgh region has experienced numerous extreme
11:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. storms that range from the 1,000-year, 3-day event to a 50-
A Rose by Any Other Name: Addressing year 3-hour event. Knowing the types of storms that seem
Private Laterals without Expending to be the new normal can help better design stormwater
Public Funds projects to mitigate flooding. The Borough of Whitehall is no
Todd Danielson n Avon Lake Regional Water exception to experiencing severe flooding from these extreme
events. Participants will hear about Whitehall’s wet weather
There is no “one size fits all” approach to addressing wet study to address both sanitary sewer overflows and stormwa-
weather issues. Avon Lake Regional Water, a utility serving ter flooding, their goal to obtain real data results for weather
the City of Avon Lake in Ohio, knows that all too well. In and flow rates through both the sanitary and storm sewer
2011, Avon Lake experienced heavier than usual rainfall, systems, and their insights into how these sewer systems re-
which led to a record number of basement backups. To ad- act to extreme storm events so as to better design stormwater
dress the problem, the utility developed a plan to work with projects based on these types of storms.
homeowners to help separate laterals that included foun-
dation drain water and other clean water sources from the Ashley Neptune joined The Gateway Engineers in June 2015
sanitary sewer system, and to install a new lateral for waste- and has worked on various types of projects from erosion
water only. This approach reduced inflow and infiltration and sediment control for oil and gas to municipal and land
originating from private properties. Attendees will learn just development related to stormwater management. Her long-
how Avon Lake Regional Water developed and implemented term goal is to help the Pittsburgh region better manage
the plan, which included partnering with Ohio EPA to offer stormwater runoff through a green infrastructure approach.
state revolving loans to help private homeowners complete Neptune graduated from Saint Francis University and then
their lateral separations. earned a masters’ degree in environmental engineering from
Villanova University.
A registered professional engineer in Virginia and Ohio, Contact: 724.875.8225 or aneptune@gatewayengineers.com
Todd Danielson was appointed the Chief Utilities
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Wednesday, November 13, 2019
Session Guide
1:45-2:30 p.m. Rebecca Vargo, a 30-year municipal employee, has held the
Panel Discussion: Start Small and Reap Big position of Wilkins Township Manager since October 2003.
Rewards with a Modular Approach to GIS She also works as a part time peer consultant for the Depart-
Moderator: Rob Arnold n ment of Community and Economic Development, Governor’s
Herbert, Rowland & Grubic Center for Local Government Services. She holds a master’s
degree in business administration from Geneva College.
Autumn Heckathorn n Western Butler County Authority Contact: 412.824.6650 x 10 or rvargo@wilkinstownship.com
Rebecca Vargo n Wilkins Township
Mark Maguire n Herbert, Rowland & Grubic Mark Maguire recently joined Herbert, Rowland & Grubic,
Inc. to lead the development and maintenance of GIS pro-
Municipal officials are well aware of the power GIS has grams in Western Pennsylvania. He has more than 19 years’
to improve the efficiency of operations, enhance customer experience in the GIS industry, including analysis and data-
service, and streamline expenses. Still many leaders feel the base development, 3-D modeling, and spatial analysis, and
cost or scope of GIS may be more than their community can holds a B.A. in environmental analysis and policy, as well as
handle. A panel of local government officials and consultants a master’s in geography, both from Boston University.
will discuss how communities can reap the benefits of GIS Contact: 724.779.4777 or mmaguire@hrg-inc.com
with a small-scale, affordable, and easily implementable
approach that can be expanded when budget and resources
permit. Panelists will present case studies of municipalities 2:30-3:15 p.m. Break & Exhibit Hall
that began with basic mapping and asset data for one type
of infrastructure, then added additional components in later
phases of development. They will offer a diversity of options 3:15-3:45 p.m.
and the customization available to different communities. The World Outside: The Public’s Attitude
Toward You and Your Work
Rob Arnold, P.E. is a senior civil engineering project manager Eric Eckl n Water Words that Work
at Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc. (HRG). He has almost 40
years’ experience in municipal engineering, designing sanitary Ever wonder if you are communicating effectively with your
and storm sewer systems, green infrastructure, roadways, constituents? Ever wonder if they understand your munici-
parks, and other public infrastructure. He earned a B.S. pality’s stormwater and wastewater projects and why they
degree in civil engineering from Penn State University. are important? This presentation will explore what polls, sur-
Contact: 724.779.4777 or rarnold@hrg-inc.com veys, focus groups, and other research tools teach us about
the public’s attitudes towards you and your work.
In 2014, Autumn Heckathorn was named Manager of the
Western Butler County Authority (WBCA) where she oversees In 2009 Eric Eckl founded Water Words That Work
the daily operations of the Authority serving four communi- as a marketing and public relations firm that has helped
ties and 4,300 customers. She has 16 years’ experience in the more than 200 nature protection and pollution control orga-
wastewater industry, holds a Class A Operator’s license, and nizations over the last decade. Eric’s skills include message
serves as vice chair of the Pennsylvania Water Environment development, online outreach, market research, training, and
Association Professional Waterworks Operators Committee. business development. He has appeared in countless media
Contact: 724.452.5501 or general@wbcasewer.com stories, including CNN and the New York Times.
Contact: 800.861.6012, x 6 or
eric.eckl@waterwordsthatwork.com
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Wednesday, November 13, 2019 Thursday, November 14, 2019
Session Guide
3:45-4:15 p.m. 8:00-9:00 a.m.
The Importance of Collaboration in Green Registration, Continental Breakfast & Exhibit Hall
Infrastructure from Design through Post
Construction
Robert Woodman n ACF Environmental 9:00-9:30 a.m.
Commitment Meets Flexibility: How MCES
Many large cities and communities are making huge invest- is Successfully Achieving I/I Reduction
ments in the planning, design, construction and maintenance Andy Lukas n Brown & Caldwell
of green infrastructure (GI) best management practices, but
are we working collaboratively to guide the success of these Numerous regional systems have attempted to establish
projects in the short but also the long term? This presenta- wet weather flow reduction programs, aimed at sewer sys-
tion will introduce a definition of collaboration and present tem rehabilitation to avoid making expensive downstream
the unique challenge of the GI process and provide some capacity investments. In 2004, Metropolitan Council
conceptual framework for working collaboratively from start Environmental Services (MCES) established such a peak
to finish. Participants will hear about grant-funded water flow limit program called the Ongoing I/I Program, which
quality projects, specialty private site development projects continues in place today. A 2016 flow study determined
and some observations of regional collaborative GI. that communities including private infrastructure as part
of their I/I mitigation strategy were able to achieve up to
Rob Woodman graduated with a civil engineering degree from four-times greater reductions in peak flows than those that
the University of Wollongong, Australia. He spent the first 10 focused on public sources. Attendees will hear about the
years as design and project engineer for a private engineering flow study and will learn how this program was estab-
consulting firm, gaining experience and expanding his knowl- lished, how it has achieved results, has changed over time,
edge on a wide variety of civil and stormwater engineering and will continue to change in the future.
design projects for private and public sector clients. He serves
ACF as the Senior Engineer and works with engineers and As a Vice President and the national Wet Weather Practice
landscape architects from Maine to Maryland solving storm- Leader for Brown and Caldwell, Andy Lukas is engaged in
water-related challenges with a series of innovative solutions. strategic projects across the country, which are driven by
Contact: 207.272.4431 or rwoodman@acfenv.com state and federal consent orders related to wet weather com-
pliance issues. He provides his expertise on issues ranging
from flow metering, hydraulic modeling, I/I reduction, com-
bined and sanitary sewer overflow control, system planning,
and long-term capacity assurance. He earned both bache-
lor’s and master’s of science degrees in civil engineering.
Contact: 414.203.2901 or alukas@brwncald.com
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Thursday, November 14, 2019
Session Guide
9:30-10:00 a.m. 10:45-11:15 a.m.
Regional Stormwater Partnerships: Tips and Flood Mitigation and CSO Reduction in
Lessons Learned in the First Year Huntington, West Virginia
Sandy Bartosiewicz n Ifeanyi Odigboh n ms consultants
Wyoming Valley Sanitary Authority
Adrienne Vicari n Herbert, Rowland & Grubic The City of Huntington, WV has long-standing problems
with stormwater drainage and combined sewer overflow
Wyoming Valley Sanitary Authority (WVSA) will share their flooding. The flooding of major connector streets causes
lessons learned from implementing the state’s second largest severe mobility issues and impedes the flow of traffic for com-
regional partnership for stormwater management and MS4 muters, residents, and visitors. Participants will hear how
compliance. In 2017, WVSA brought together more than 30 the City of Huntington developed a flood mitigation plan by
municipalities for a watershed-based approach to pollution analyzing existing storm and combined sewer systems using
reduction and MS4 compliance that has been praised by the a dual drainage hydraulic model. They will also learn about
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and the process of developing flood mitigation alternatives, and
has received Governor’s Awards for both Local Government comparing alternatives and results from the modeling. Rec-
Excellence and Environmental Excellence. They’ll discuss ommended solutions were evaluated based on their ability
how to maximize the benefits of collaboration and avoid the to reduce/eliminate underpass and localized flooding issues,
pitfalls to maintain public support, create equitable rate reduce the number of CSOs, and improve water quality.
plans that reflect the varying levels of service needed in
different communities, and transform large property owners Ifeanyi Odigboh serves as a Senior Project Engineer for ms
into community partners in stormwater management. consultants in Pittsburgh. He has extensive experience in
the areas of stormwater and collection system planning,
Sandy Bartosiewicz is the finance and budget director for hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, floodplain management
the Wyoming Valley Sanitary Authority. Her responsibili- studies, asset system inventory, geographic information
ties include managing the business office, data processing, systems, GI analysis, flood drainage studies and regulatory
comptrollers, customer service, and purchasing departments. compliance. He holds a B.S. in civil engineering and an M.S.
She oversees all aspects of their $24 million sanitary and $8 in environmental engineering. He is certified in floodplain
million stormwater operating budgets, $2 million sanitary management, and sediment and erosion control.
and $1 million stormwater capital budgets, and special proj- Contact: 412.264.8701 or iodigboh@msconsultants.com
ect spending.
Contact: 570.820.9872 or sandyb@wvsa.net
Adrienne Vicari is the financial services practice area leader 11:15-11:45 a.m.
at Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc. (HRG). In this role, she Double Duty: Enhanced Source
has helped the firm provide strategic financial planning and Control Projects that Also Address
grant administration services to numerous municipal and Regionalization Defects
municipal authority clients. She is also assisting municipal- Julia Spicher n ALCOSAN
ities across Pennsylvania with the creation of stormwater
fees, including the innovative, regional approach taken by the The Allegheny County Sanitary Authority (ALCOSAN) is in
Wyoming Valley Sanitary Authority. the midst of obtaining more than 200 miles of multi-munic-
Contact: 724.779.4777 or avicari@hrg-inc.com ipal sewer lines and other facilities through its regionaliza-
tion program. Before these sewer lines can be transferred,
identified defects must be repaired by the municipalities.
10:00-10:45 a.m. Break & Exhibit Hall Understanding that budgets are limited, ALCOSAN has
developed an approach to capitalize on available resources
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Session Guide
to help municipalities develop projects that will address both 1:30-2:00 p.m.
source control and regionalization defect repairs. A step-by- Defining and Collecting GIS
step process will be provided to explain how controlling I/I in Impervious Surface Features within the
target sheds will address regionalization defects, improve in- City of Pittsburgh
frastructure, and package the repair work into a more holistic Megan Hicks n
project, which can be considered for potential GROW funding. The Pittsburgh Water & Sewer Authority
Jeremy Jurick n Michael Baker International
Julia Spicher joined ALCOSAN in August 2016 in the
Regional Conveyance division as a civil engineer working The Pittsburgh Water & Sewer Authority (PWSA) is tak-
on ALCOSAN’s Green Revitalization of Our Waterways ing on an effort to map everything that causes water runoff
and source control programs. Previously, she worked as a within the City of Pittsburgh. These impervious surfaces
consultant in Philadelphia and New York City on wet include buildings, road rights of way, driveways, parking lots,
weather programs and green infrastructure design. She sidewalks, and other infrastructure, transit, and recreation-
earned her B.S. degree in environmental engineering from al features. Michael Baker International is assisting with
Penn State University. photogrammetric compilation, GIS conversion, and quality
Contact: 412.734.8749 or julia.spicher@alcosan.org control to provide a deliverable that can be fed into PWSA’s
future stormwater management fee. Knowing that customers
will be allowed to challenge the fee, PWSA has opted for high
11:45 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Lunch & Exhibit Hall accuracy mapping of the features within the City. Attendees
will learn about new GIS layers that will exist for the City of
Pittsburgh, collection methodologies for impervious surface
1:00-1:30 p.m. mapping, and best practices for quality control.
DEP Regulatory Update
Jay Patel n PA Department of Megan Hicks has been with The Pittsburgh Water & Sewer
Environmental Protection Authority for one year. She provides GIS support for green
stormwater infrastructure projects in the form of geospatial
This session will focus on current information on Publicly analysis, asset management, map creation, and more. She has
Owned Treatment Works (POTW) compliance standards, the a B.S. in geology and holds a master’s of applied science in
National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) geospatial information technology.
permitting requirements and pending permit fee increases. Contact: 412.255.8800, x 2585 or mhicks@pgh2o.com
Jay Patel has almost 20 years’ experience in the water and Jeremy Jurick is a GIT Technical Manager at Michael Baker
wastewater industry. Currently, he manages the Municipal International and has been implementing geospatial solutions
Facilities Division of the PA DEP’s Bureau of Clean Water. for the past 13 years. He is proficient in all aspects of the geo-
The programs under his management are the PA Act 537 Pro- spatial scope of services, including but not limited to python
gram, PA Water Quality Management Permitting Program, scripting, needs assessment, database design, map design,
and the Biosolids Land Application Program. Prior to his LiDAR point cloud analysis, and big data creation, analysis,
work with PA DEP, he worked as a consulting engineer to ser- and maintenance.
vice both water and wastewater system owners and operators. Contact: 724.495.4281 or jjurick@mbakerintl.com
He is a registered professional engineer in PA.
Contact: 717.787.5017 or jpatel@pa.gov
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Session Guide
2:00-2:30 p.m. 2:30-3:00 p.m.
Water, Water Everywhere: Regulatory and Managing a Regional Conveyance System
Nonregulatory Ways ACCD can Provide Under Challenging Conditions
Countywide Assistance Adam Kidane & Shawn McWilliams n
Heather Manzo n Allegheny County Allegheny County Sanitary Authority
Conservation District
The ALCOSAN interceptor system has provided conveyance
The Allegheny County Conservation District is an urban for the treatment of wastewater flows from the 83 communi-
conservation district that engages and leads through partner- ties in the ALCOSAN service area for 60 years. ALCOSAN
ships, innovation, and implementation to conserve, promote, is in the process of adding more than 200 miles of multi-mu-
and improve Allegheny County’s natural resources with a nicipal trunk sewer to its system. Attendees will learn
vision toward an educated and engaged public, clean water, how limited access to the Deep Tunnel Interceptors (DTS)
and a sustainable future. Hear about the district’s role and presents challenges for inspection and maintenance activi-
programs, and how the district works with municipalities ties. You will also hear about the challenge of managing the
while partnering with other organizations to face local and massive amount of regionalization sewer inspection data
regional stormwater management challenges. the Authority is collecting as part of their effort to assume
responsibility for the multi-municipal trunk sewers and
Heather Manzo is the Executive Director of the Allegheny associated wet weather facilities.
County Conservation District (ACCD). Previously, she worked
at Penn State University as a regional food systems and com- Adam Kidane is a GIS professional serving ALCOSAN as
munity economic development expert. Her experience includes an Asset Management Specialist since 2017. He has 18 years’
leading and implementing organizational level sustainability experience using GIS in the water and wastewater industries.
plans, LEED project management, and international research He graduated from Slippery Rock University with a B.S. in
projects in horticulture and agriculture. She earned an M.S. environmental studies and a minor in geographic information
in sustainable systems and a B.S. in business and marketing. technology.
Contact: 412.291.8013 or hmanzo@accdpa.org Contact: 412.734.6283 or adam.kidane@alcosan.org
Shawn McWilliams joined ALCOSAN in 2007 and is a civil
engineer with the Regional Conveyance Division. Shawn
graduated from Thiel College with a B.A. focused on environ-
mental science and earned a B.S. in civil engineering tech-
nology from Point Park University. Shawn has served as a
councilperson for the Borough of Avalon since 2016.
Contact: 412.732.8053 or shawn.mcwilliams@alcosan.org
11Exhibitors
A & H Equipment Booth A Advanced Rehabilitation Technology Booth 70
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municipal and environmental equipment solutions combines service lining system and CCTV televising and cleaning of
top-quality products and parts with expert, reliable support underground sewers. Using OBIC products, provides lining
services for municipal, airport and contractor clients through- systems that prevent infiltration and exfiltration and provides
out Pennsylvania and West Virginia. deterioration protection from corrosive environments in man-
Contact: Kate Zombeck n 724.344.4751 holes, wet wells, culverts, and industrial facilities.
katez@ahequipment.com n www.ahequipment.com Contact: Rusty Hesselschwardt n 567.239.6146
rusty@artcoatingtech.com n www.artcoatingtech.com
ACF Environmental Booth 63
Distributes and manufactures site development products. ALCOSAN Booth 74
Systems and technologies that facilitate green infrastructure The clean water agency for most of Allegheny County,
and low-impact development will be featured at the booth. providing conveyance and wastewater treatment to 83
Contact: Greg Kramer n 412.487.9583 municipalities including Pittsburgh. Works closely with its
gkramer@acfenv.com n www.acfenvironmental.com customer municipalities, offering grants, and technical
assistance for flow reduction projects, regionalization of
multi-municipal trunk sewers, and material, brochures and
ACO, Inc. Booth 16 presentations for ratepayers.
A global company specializing in stormwater management Contact: Joey Vallarian n 412.734.6274
products since 1954. “Collect, Clean, Hold, Release” is carried joseph.vallarian@alcosan.org n www.alcosan.org
through with is extensive product types that include: precast
trench drains, separator devices, detention holding devices
and discharge devices. Since 1976, ACO has been the indus- Allegheny Utility Solutions LLC Booth 62
try leader in precast trench drains in the USA. Small, veteran-owned company providing services including
Contact: Jim McConnell n 440.477.9316 utility locating, GIS Mapping, Ground Penetrating Radar,
jim.mcconnell@aco.com n www.acousa.com NASSCO pipe/manhole inspections, and drone services.
Contact: Josh McConnell n 717.585.4186
josh@alleghenyutility.com n www.alleghenyutility.com
ADS Environmental Services Booth 7
Offers comprehensive, innovative flow information, from
real-time flow data to temporary flow monitoring reports. AUMA Actuators Booth 20
From flow monitors, software, field services and data Has been manufacturing valve actuators for 45 years and is
processing to web-based information and statistical reporting, a major supplier of electric actuators and gearboxes to water,
ADS delivers the right information at an affordable cost. power, oil & gas, and industrial markets.
Flow and level monitors will be on display. Contact: Scott Fanning n 724.743.2862
Contact: Robert Grob n 859.512.8204 scott.fanning@auma-usa.com n www.auma.com
rgrob@idexcorp.com n www.adsenv.com
Avanti International Booth 31
Advanced Drainage Systems Inc. Booth 10 The only full-service provider and most experienced produc-
The world’s largest manufacturer and supplier of HDPE er of high-quality chemical and cement grouts in the United
stormwater pipe. Features a full line of best management States. Since 1978, AvantiGrout has been used world-wide
practices (BMP) products that meet Environmental to improve facilities and operations in manholes, mainlines,
Protection Agency and PA Department of Environmental laterals, and other applications by stopping leaks, stabilizing
Protection clean water requirements. soils, and controlling groundwater permanently.
Contact: Eric Moisa n 724.550.3842 Contact: Chris Hamilton n 281.627.1875
eric.moisa@ads-pipe.com n www.ads-pipe.com chris.m.hamilton@avantigrout.com
www.avantigrout.com
12Exhibitors
Bortek Industries Inc. Booth C Cosmos Technologies Inc. Booth 23
A world leader in the powered cleaning equipment industry. An engineering consulting firm located in Pittsburgh,
Offers a variety of municipal street sweepers and hydro-exca- Harrisburg, Akron, and Cleveland. Services include civil/
vation equipment, jet vac trucks, commercial and industrial site design, water/wastewater engineering, water resources
cleaning equipment, and janitorial supplies. Has mastered engineering, environmental and safety management,
everything involved in cleaning and safety for industrial and construction management/inspection, NGICP Training and
commercial applications. Creates a custom cleaning package wastewater process development and commercialization. Also
for its customers. provides 3-D laser scanning and MEP Engineering.
Contact: Justin Szurgot n 717.512.4396 Contact: April Gray n 412.321.3951
js@bortekpwx.com www.sweeperland.com agray@cosmostechnologiesinc.com
www.cosmostechnologiesinc.com
Bright Dyes/Turbo Fog Booth 1
Offers NSF-certified (safe, non-toxic, biodegradable) bright, CUES Inc. Booth 49
fluorescent dyes specifically developed for convenient use in The world’s leading manufacturer of closed circuit television
water tracing, leak detection, septic inspection and flow moni- video inspection, rehabilitation, pipe profiling equipment, and
toring. Also offers Turbo-Fog® Thermal Smoke Generator, the asset inspection/decision support software for sanitary and
“original” liquid smoke capable of producing continuous unin- storm sewers, industrial process lines, and water lines.
terrupted dense, white smoke, using liquid smoke cartridges. Contact: Tim McGarry n 407.849.0190
Contact: Francie Ciulla n 937.886.9100 tmcgarry@cuesinc.com n www.cuesinc.com
fciulla@kingscotechemicals.com
www.brightdyes.com / www.turbo-fog.com
DAS Group Inc. Booth B
CDI Infrastructure LLC Booth 57 Represents the premier manufacturers for the treatment of
dba L.R. Kimball CSOs, SSOs, water and wastewater in the industry.
A division of CDI Engineering Solutions. Among the nation’s Contact: Dan Nelson n 724.327.8979
leading professional service companies offering architectural dan@dasgroupinc.com n www.dasgroupinc.com
and structural, mechanical and electrical design services,
security systems designs, civil, environmental and transporta-
tion engineering expertise. Has served more than 1,500 clients DLZ Booth 15
throughout the U.S. Over the course of six decades, clients Professional services firm that provides complete engineering,
have valued its principles and reputation, which have pro- architectural, and construction services to public and private
duced exceptional results for clients. entities with a multidisciplinary staff of more than 600 people
Contact: Cameron Mock n 814.419.7872 in 20 offices in the midwest. Meets the needs of small- and
cameron.mock@lrkimball.com n www.lrkimball.com large-scale projects nationwide. Consistently ranked as one
of ENR’s prestigious Top 150 Design Firms in the U.S.
Contact: Thomas Sisley n 412.319.4100
Civil & Environmental Booth 24 tsisley@dlz.com n www.dlz.com
Consultants Inc.
A leader in green infrastructure design and performance
assessment. Qualified and experienced professionals design DN Tanks Inc. Booth 29
innovative stormwater solutions, including effective mainte- Offers design and construction of precast, prestressed concrete
nance and monitoring programs. Combines the art and tanks for water, wastewater, and thermal energy storage.
sciences of stormwater and landscape management and Contact: Frank Houston n 717.521.7595
aspires to drive thoughtfully located, appropriately sized, frank.houston@dntanks.com n www.dntanks.com
and naturally designed solutions.
Contact: John Coyne n 800.365.2324
jcoyne@cecinc.com n www.cecinc.com
13Exhibitors
Doetsch Environmental Services Booth 27 EJ Booth 28
More than a century of sewer cleaning experience. Offers Manufacturer of cast-iron manhole frames and covers, cast-
solutions for large-diameter, long-reach, difficult-access and iron inlet frames, and grates. Also a steel fabricator for Penn-
impossible cleaning tasks. Offers a free app for calculating sylvania Department of Transportation frames and grates.
sewer debris volume and weight in a pipe. Contact: Kevin Pushay n 412.795.6000
Contact: Joe Schotthoefer n 810.499.9233 kevin.pushay@ejco.com n www.ejco.com
joe@doetschenv.com n www.doetschenv.com
Erdman Anthony Booth 41
Drnach Environmental Inc. Booth 65 Founded in 1954. Has grown to become a leading infra-
Founded 20 years ago to provide quality flow monitoring in structure engineering firm in the eastern U.S. Has 300
Southwestern Pennsylvania. Has developed extensive and professionals and is 100% employee owned. Experience
thorough quality assurance and reporting programs, which spans a broad range of applications for government and
include both field and office evaluation of real-time and private-industry clients. A multidisciplinary engineering
historical flow data, along with hydraulic profiles of specific resource that provides clients with services in the fields of
monitoring points. civil engineering, transportation engineering, geospatial
Contact: Eric Planey n 412.384.5400 services, and facilities engineering, as well as construction
eric@drnachenvironmental.com observation and commissioning services.
www.drnachenvironmental.com Contact: Daniel Ziemianski n 716.631.1241
ziemianskidj@erdmananthony.com
www.erdmananthony.com
Duke's Root Control Inc. Booth 48
Has sewer root control down to a science. Tree root infiltration
is preventable, but without the proper maintenance steps, it Fabco Industries Booth 64
will destroy a collection system. Duke’s prevents sanitary sew- A leader in the design and manufacturing of high-performance
er overflows (SSOs) before they cause major havoc to systems stormwater filter systems that are effective for various treat-
and communities. ment applications, including retrofits, new construction, and
Contact: Lynn Heffron n 315.472.4781 green infrastructure. Innovative technology. Proven perfor-
lynn@dukes.com n www.dukes.com mance. Unbeatable quality and value. Fabco provides Evolved
Stormwater Solutions.
Contact: Warren Cohn n 484.689.1113
Dutchland Inc. Booth 12 wcohn@fabco-industries.com
A manufacturing and construction company that specializes www.fabco-industries.com
in engineering, manufacturing, and constructing prestressed,
post-tensioned concrete tanks for the water and wastewater
industries. GAI Consultants Inc. Booth 8
Contact: David Beiler n 717.442.1404 Transforming ideas into reality for more than 50 years. A
dbeiler@dutchlandinc.com n www.dutchlandinc.com 900-person, employee-owned multidiscipline engineering and
environmental consulting firm serving clients worldwide in
the energy, transportation, real estate, water, municipal,
Eisler Landscapes Booth 71 government, and industrial markets from U.S. offices through-
A landscape architectural design and landscape construction out the northeast, midwest and southeast.
firm that is proud to be at the forefront of designing and imple- Contact: David Troianos n 412.399.5374
menting green infrastructure, including green roofs, bioswales, d.troianos@gaiconsultants.com
permeable paving, rain gardens, wetlands, and E&S controls. www.gaiconsultants.com
Contact: G. Eric French n 724.321.1195
eric@eislerlandscapes.com n www.eislerlandscapes.com
14Exhibitors
GHD Booth 37 Granite Inliner LLC Booth 32
One of the world’s leading professional services companies One of the nation’s leading providers of cured-in-place-pipe
operating in the global markets of water, energy and resourc- lining (CIPP) with capabilities of 8”-120” diameter. Curing
es, environment, property and buildings, and transportation. methods of hot water, steam, and UV light are available. Also
Privately owned. Delivers engineering, environmental, adviso- has experience in CCTV and cleaning, and manhole rehab in
ry, digital and construction services to the public and private selected territories, as well as lateral renewal. Can also man-
sector clients across five continents and the Pacific region. ufacture and sell tubes direct to outside installers through its
Committed to creating lasting community benefit. Connects Liner Products subsidiary in Indiana.
the knowledge, skill and experience of 10,000 diverse people. Contact: Mike Green n 502.585.1241
Contact: Roy Rudolph n 724.831.5267 mike.green@gcinc.com n www.graniteconstruction.com
roy.rudolph@ghd.com n www.ghd.com
Greenman-Pedersen Inc. (GPI) Booth 55
Giangarlo Scientific Co. Inc. Booth 25 Services include: bridge engineering, building systems/MEP,
Will be exhibiting Toshiba Magnetic Mount Anywhere Flow civil and site engineering, construction management, environ-
Meters and LQ 500 Density Meters, Drager Gas Detection, mental/sustainability, GIS/asset management, highway engi-
Fox Flow Meters, Parshall Flume, Global Water Portable neering, planning & urban design, protective coatings, survey-
Sampling Field Equipment, lab instrumentation, and gas ing/mapping, traffic engineering, water/wastewater. Complete
analyzers, both portable and fixed. Rental equipment available water and wastewater experience including collection, distri-
as well. bution and treatment systems. Full range of services.
Contact: John Eizenhafer n 800.229.8850 Contact: Kimberly Benden n 814.725.8659
sales@giangarloscientific.com kbenden@gpinet.com n www.gpinet.com
www.giangarloscientific.com
Herbert, Rowland & Grubic Inc. Booth 68
Golden Equipment Co. Inc. Booth 52 Small or large, conventional or complex, HRG designs
Sales, service and parts for municipal equipment, including solutions to protect the health of local communities. An
street sweepers, sewer flushers and sanitary TV inspection. innovative engineering firm providing planning, design, and
Refurbished/pre-owned equipment/rental and contracting are construction-phase services, including financial consulting,
also available. for water and wastewater systems to public and private sector
Contact: Jason Capizzi n 800.242.1494 owners and operators.
golden4pa@hotmail.com Contact: Ben Gilberti n 724.779.4777
www.goldenequipmentcompany.com bgilberti@hrg-inc.com n www.hrg-inc.com
GPD Group Booths 44-45 Hydromax USA Booth 4
Specializes in architectural design, engineering design, con- A professional services firm established in 2003. Specializes in
struction, telecommunications and environmental services. data collection in support of locating and assessing the condi-
Serves various market sectors: public buildings, education, tion of the country’s aging water, wastewater and natural gas
housing, healthcare, parks and recreation, water resources, conveyance systems. Empowers contractors, engineers and
power distribution/generation, public works, geotechnical, land utility owners to make the best rehabilitation decisions re-
surveying, federal, environmental, transportation, retail/com- garding their buried infrastructure. Utilizes the largest array
mercial, site development and utility services. Committed to of technologies, within one company, to provide the broadest
developing business within the framework of specialized mar- capability in the country to assess buried infrastructure.
ket sectors. An area leader and “the firm of choice” in providing Contact: Devin Mayhue n 724.624.4716
professional services. devin.mayhue@hydromaxusa.com
Contact: Tina Belz n 330.572.2100 ww.hydromaxusa.com
tina.belz@gpdgroup.com n www.gpdgroup.com
15Exhibitors
Insight Pipe Contracting LLC Booth 11 J.A. Rutter Co. Booth 58
A full-service sewer maintenance contractor offering services A wood waste recycler with an emphasis on manufacturing
from CCTV inspection and sewer cleaning to spot-repair products for the landscaping/contracting industry like mulch,
lining and end-to-end lining. A locally owned, hometown compost, filter sock medium, etc. Also specializes in custom
contractor that commits to a job well done and protecting soil mixes (retention ponds, etc). Recently has become a local
the environment. HydroBlox distributor and is thrilled to represent this superior,
Contact: Bob Carpenter n 412.292.4423 recycled plastic, stormwater management system.
bob.carpenter@insightpipe.com Contact: Jayme Matkozich n 724.327.1101
www.insightpipe.com jmatkozich@jarutter.com n www.jarutter.com
Insituform Technologies LLC Booth 61 Jet Jack Inc. Booth 59
Insituform CIPP has been used for more than 45 years to Provides various sanitary and storm services, such as CCTV,
protect pipelines from corrosion, restore structural integrity, jet/vac cleaning, tank & storm retention cleaning, CIPP lining,
reduce infiltration, eliminate leaking joints, improve water hydro excavating, root and tap removal.
quality and increase pipeline flow capacity. Offers a variety of Contact: Brad Wolfe n 412.221.3435 x 221
solutions for renewing wastewater and stormwater pipelines, bwolfe@jetjackinc.com n www.jetjackinc.com
as well as pressurized force mains and water distribution and
transmission mains.
Contact: Nathan Ledbetter n 814.661.4704 JMT Booth 50
nledbetter@aegion.com n www.aegion.com Provides water, wastewater, and stormwater engineering and
management services. Assists public agencies and private en-
tities to plan, develop, manage, and maintain water and sewer
IPR Northeast Booth 73 systems and facilities. Services include: water & wastewater
The nation’s largest environmentally friendly trenchless un- treatment; distribution & collection systems; facility operations
derground solutions provider. Pioneering new processes from support & commissioning; instrumentation & controls; and
record-breaking pipe bursting and epoxy resin-based CIPP environmental compliance.
systems, to advanced geopolymer liner technologies. Offers Contact: Mallory Griffin n 412.210.5907
customers more than one solution to best fit the project, the mgriffin@jmt.com n www.jmt.com
budget, and environmental conditions. Holds the core belief
that trenchless infrastructure solutions are critical to bringing
the nation’s aging and damaged water, sewer, and industrial Kerry Actuator Booth 67
infrastructure back to standard. An electro-hydraulic actuator that is engineered and manu-
Contact: Tim Bako n 301.741.0360 factured to suit specific applications. The custom-engineered
tbako@teamipr.com n www.teamipr.com nature allows for incorporating features, such as submersabili-
ty, positioning feedback, failsafe, manual operators, and more.
Contact: Kevin Keegan n 724.991.7675
ITpipes Booth 13 kkeegan@kerryactuator.com
ITpipes’ powerful inspection software provides actionable www.kerryactuator.com
intelligence from inspections. From easy-to-use field software
to powerful reporting, integrated with ESRI GIS mapping, IT-
pipes is the authoritative source for planning and prioritizing.
Easy online sharing, PACP certification, and automated data
management streamline pipeline management.
Contact: Ross Brown n 262.347.7582
ross@itpipes.com n www.itpipes.com
16Exhibitors
KEVCON Inc. Booth 72 Magyar & Associates Booth 39
Provides innovative site solutions. For stormwater, locally A manufacturer’s representative/distributor specializing
manufactured PaveDrain is a proven permeable drive surface, in SCADA, wireless communication and process automation.
infiltration and storage solution with an “open joint” system. Process instrumentation technologies focus on flow, pressure,
PaveDrain delivers the highest infiltration rates and the lowest level, weight and vibration monitoring of critical machines.
maintenance costs. Also supplies Concrete Cloth, a 4,000+ psi With over 25 years of application engineering experience,
protective layer of reinforced concrete, which solves a variety of Magyar & Associates can be a valuable resource.
erosion issues and site maintenance. Contact: Mike Karpa n 610.838.5149
Contact: Anne Duggan n 412.445.4509 alice.karpa@magyarinc.com n www.magyarinc.com
anneduggan@kevconinc.com n www.kevconinc.com
Marion Hill Associates Inc. Booth 5
KLH Engineers Inc. Booth 51 In business for 40 years specializing in commercial diving, ma-
Since 1982, KLH Engineers has provided engineering services rine construction, inspection services and marine equipment
to over 400 municipal clients and is currently performing work support. With an exceptional safety record and as a member of
for over 50 authorities and municipalities. Experience and the Association of Diving Contractors International, MHA can
expertise includes planning, design, operations, permitting and service, inspect and install all things marine related – intakes,
construction administration of municipal facilities. potable water tanks, dams, etc.
Contact: Chelsea Crain n 412.494.0510 Contact: Gretchen Chamberlain n 724.847.3483
ccrain@klhengineers.com n www.klhengineers.com gchambe@marionhilldivers.com
www.marionhilldivers.com
Lennon, Smith, Souleret Booth 2
Engineering Inc. Meadville Land Service Inc. Booth 53
Founded in 1985. Provides civil engineering and surveying A mobile restoration company founded in 1998 with 20 years
services to public and private clients including the municipal, committed to restoring balance to the Earth.
commercial, and industrial, institutional, residential and Contact: Robin Ernst n 814.337.1974
utilities markets. Specializes in wastewater facilities, water estimating@meadvillelandservice.com
facilities, and stormwater/green infrastructure planning, www.meadvillelandservice.com
design and construction phase services. Headquartered
in Coraopolis, PA with branch offices in Greensburg and
Albion, PA. Michael Baker International Inc. Booth 21
Contact: Samanatha Douds n 412.264.4400, x 267 Founded in 1940. Provides professional engineering, archi-
sdouds@lsse.com n www.lsse.com tectural and consulting services for public and private sector
clients worldwide. Service areas include water, wastewater,
stormwater, architecture, environmental, geospatial, munic-
LMK Technologies Booth 60 ipal, civil, pipelines, utilities and transportation. Services
A leader in trenchless cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP) lining since span the infrastructure life cycle including planning, design,
1993. Recognized by many municipalities and engineering construction services, and asset management/renewal.
firms as the innovative leader for the trenchless renewal of Contact: Heather Dodson n 412.269.6300
sewer laterals, mainlines and manholes. Has over 100 patents hdodson@mbakerintl.com n www.mbakerintl.com
and pending patent applications throughout the world.
Contact: Hank Hulse n 570.344.7977
hulse103@comcast.net Mid Atlantic Storage Systems Inc. Booth 66
www.lmktechnologies.com Sales and installation of municipal and industrial water and
wastewater storage tanks.
Contact: Greg Mullins n 740.335.2019
greg@midatlanticstorage.com
www.midatlanticstorage.com
17Exhibitors
Mott MacDonald Booth 42 Precision Laser & Instrument Inc. Booth 54
A $2 billion global management, engineering and development An “Authorized Distribution Partner” of Trimble
firm. Delivers sustainable outcomes in transportation, building, equipment and accessories. Provides positioning solutions
power, oil and gas, water and wastewater, environment, educa- for the construction, surveying and GIS/mapping industries
tion, health, international development, and digital infrastruc- through sales, rentals, service repair, training and technical
ture. A vibrant infrastructure development and engineering support of top-quality laser, optical and positioning equip-
company with 62 offices in North America. ment, accessories and field supplies.
Contact: Stephen Polen n 412.497.2900 Contact: Christine Iksic n 412.512.5665
stephen.polen@mottmac.com n www.mottmac.com cmi@laserinst.com n www.laserinst.com
Mr. Rehab LLC Booth 35 Rädlinger Primus Line Booth 26
Specializes in trenchless, no-dig rehabilitation of sanitary For almost two decades, Primus Line has been manufacturing
sewer lines and manholes, as well as cleaning and CCTV. a Kevlar-reinforced pipeline rehabilitation system for pressure
Contact: Robert Checchia n 717.697.1242 lines. After great success in its initial application for oil and
bchecchia@mrrehab.com n www.mrrehab.com gas line rehabilitation, the system has been adapted for use
in various water and wastewater lines throughout the world.
Primus Line’s ability to be installed in sections of over 8,000
ms consultants inc. Booth 17 feet at a time and its ability to handle up to 90-degree bends
A multidiscipline engineering, architecture, and planning firm make it truly unique among rehabilitation methods.
for the transportation, environmental, architecture, commer- Contact: Noel Shanahan n 602.517.8360
cial, municipal, and construction industries. Founded in 1963, noel.shanahan@primusline.com
the award-winning firm has nearly 400 employees among nine www.primusline.com
offices in Indiana, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia.
Contact: Lauren Terpak n 412.264.8701 RedZone Robotics Inc. Booth 3
lterpak@msconsultants.com n www.msconsultants.com Offers an advanced pipeline assessment with decision-
making capabilities to successfully and proactively manage
a sewer collection system. Has equipment platforms for any
National Gunite Booth 30 size sewer and flow conditions, and delivers data in various
Provides trenchless repair of sewers and storm culverts using requirements whether CCTV in PACP, MACP, sediment,
concrete that is sprayed onto steel reinforcement. Deterio- ovality, gas detection, and enhanced premium engineering
rating lines are repaired from the inside, restoring structural reports of bend geometry, virtual mandrel, alignment, and
integrity of the pipe for decades of future use. as-built models. All data is provided in a sewer asset
Contact: Shane Snyder n 570.441.9977 management program, ICOM.
shane@nationalgunite.com n www.nationalgunite.com Contact: John DePasquale n 412.476.8980
jdepasquale@redzone.com n www.redzone.com
Pittsburgh Water & Sewer Authority Booth 75
The largest combined water, sewer and stormwater authority Robinson Pipe Cleaning Booth D
in Pennsylvania, serving 300,000 consumers throughout the Offers full-length digital CCTV, sonar, laser profiling, sewer
City of Pittsburgh and surrounding areas. cleaning, main line grouting, lateral grouting, manhole reha-
Contact: Rebecca Zito n 412.689.1462 bilitation, sectional point repairs, CIPP lining of laterals from
rzito@pgh2o.com n www.pgh2o.com the main and lateral connection lining.
Contact: Barry Goble n 412.921.2100
bgoble@robinsonpipe.com n www.robinsonpipe.com
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