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Resolving 811 Field Mark Discrepancies: An INDOT Coordinator’s Perspective
Learn how INDOT’s Brandy Red uses BAMI-I’s Utility Investigation School (UIS) training to resolve 811 field mark discrepancies, eliminate guesswork, and accelerate project execution.
Bridging the Gap: Integrating ASCE SUE Standards Across Engineering Teams
What happens when you bring engineers, surveyors, utility owners, and contractors into the same room? You eliminate the operational silos that cause catastrophic design-phase oversights. Steve Marshall, VP and Director of Land Surveying at Prime AE Group, attended...
Purdue Research Team Awarded The Water Research Foundation (WRF) Project 5365 to Advance I/I Detection and Mitigation at Street and Private Lateral Levels
The Water Research Foundation has awarded Project 5365, State-of-Practice Manual for Inflow and Infiltration Detection and Mitigation at Street and Private Lateral Levels, to a Purdue University research team led by Principal Investigators Dr. Dulcy Abraham and Dr....
Industry Education Drives Excellence: Larry Oliver on the Importance of UIS and Continuous Learning
The Utility Investigation School (UIS) continues to serve as a vital platform for advancing knowledge, collaboration, and professional excellence across the utility engineering and utility locating industries. During a recent UIS program hosted by Ground Breakers,...
28th UIS | Day 2 Executive Summary Featuring Guest Speakers!
NJWEA and BAMI-I Introduce Risk-Based Asset Management Training to Protect New Jersey’s Water Resources
EATONTOWN, NJ – The Buried Asset Management Institute – International (BAMI-I), the global leader in water infrastructure education, is proud to announce a strategic partnership with the New Jersey Water Environment Association (NJWEA) to deliver its flagship...
Why Did the Indiana State Legislature Authorize the Establishment of a Statewide Water Asset Management Center?
Fix the Data First: Why Asset Data Quality Is the Foundation of Better Asset Management
By Tacoma Zach, P.Eng. Many water and wastewater utilities look to strategic asset management plans to improve reliability, reduce risk, and make better investment decisions around their physical assets. These goals often lead to conversations about analytics, risk...