Aegion nets $5.7 million wastewater pipeline rehab contract
Aegion Corporation’s subsidiary Insituform Technologies has been awarded a wastewater pipeline rehabilitation contract worth $5.7 million (€5.09 million).
The contract was awarded by the Montgomery Water Works and Sanitary Sewer Board (WWSSB) in Montgomery, Alabama. Insituform has worked with WWSSB for over 25 years on a number of major projects, and has been involved in the rehabilitation of almost 110 miles of 6-inch to 54-inch diameter wastewater pipelines.
Under this new contract, the Aegion subsidiary will rehabilitation more than 22,000 feet of 18-inch to 30-inch wastewater pipelines in both residential and commercial areas in Montgomery using Insituform cured-in-place pipe.
Work is scheduled to begin in August 2019, with project completion due for October 2020.
The contract was awarded by the Montgomery Water Works and Sanitary Sewer Board (WWSSB) in Montgomery, Alabama. Insituform has worked with WWSSB for over 25 years on a number of major projects, and has been involved in the rehabilitation of almost 110 miles of 6-inch to 54-inch diameter wastewater pipelines.
Under this new contract, the Aegion subsidiary will rehabilitation more than 22,000 feet of 18-inch to 30-inch wastewater pipelines in both residential and commercial areas in Montgomery using Insituform cured-in-place pipe.
Work is scheduled to begin in August 2019, with project completion due for October 2020.
