Welcome to NASSCO

NASSCO, the National Association of Sewer Service Companies, is committed to setting industry standards for the rehabilitation of underground pipelines, and to assure the continued acceptance and growth of trenchless technologies. So whether you are a contractor, engineer, municipal employee, member of the media or a concerned citizen interested in learning more about the importance of best practices in the underground utility industry - we are glad you are here.

NEWS

NASSCO Appoints a New Executive Director

After a thorough and extensive search, NASSCO's Board selected Ted DeBoda, P.E. to succeed Irvin Gemora as Executive Director. Click here to read more.

PACP Manual Version 4.43 (including Laterals) has been released!

Updates are available by logging in or you can purchase a replacement manual. To find a class near you, click here.

Coming this Fall- Version 6.0 of the PACP Manual.

This version will include the revised Manhole module as well as additional changes to PACP/LACP. Manual updates will be made available by logging in through the website.

Save the Date for NASSCO's 35th Annual Meeting Puerto Rico, 2011

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Members Making News

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Industry Events Calendar

Training Calendar


RESOURCES

Specification Guidelines

Click Here for invaluable information on the installation and rehabilitation of pipelines and manholes as provided by NASSCO Members.

NAAPI vs. PACP- FAQ’s

Click Here for information.

The Styrene Task Force Report

Please click here to download this important guideline for the use and handling of styrenated resins in CIPP.

PACP/MACP/LACP Database Validation

Click here to upload database files for validation.

Classifieds

Membership Directory

Click here to search for a company that provides the products or services you’re looking for.

Data Collection Software Recommendations

Please click here for a guide to determining which data collection software is right for your needs.

Inspector Training for CIPP

Click here to view the 30-minute Webinar entitled “CIPP Can be Ugly!” Learn why ITCP-trained instructors are the first to know that cosmetic defects are much more common than structural defects in the installation of CIPP.

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