Underground Construction - November 2018 - UCT3

SPOTLIGHT
Municipal Keynotes
Two keynote addresses were just added to the primary educational
program's sewer and water tracks.

NEW

and
Noteworthy

JAN
29

Tom Kula, executive director and general manager of North Texas
Municipal Water District, will open the sessions on Tuesday, Jan. 29,
8:30-8:55 a.m. With an operations and budget of more than $500
million, NTMWD provides drinking water treatment and delivery,
wastewater collection and treatment, and solid waste services for
a population of 1.7 million people in one of the fastest-growing
regions in the country.

JAN
30

Fiona Allen, regional manager (Northern Region) at Trinity River
Authority of Texas, opens Wednesday's sessions, at 8:30-8:55 a.m.
This conservation and reclamation district provides water from
reservoir facilities, water and wastewater treatment, along with
recreation and reservoir facilities, within the nearly 18,000-squaremile Trinity River basin.

JAN
28

Monday, Jan. 28
10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
I&I elimiNATION

A day-long conference on Infiltration and Inflow (I&I) elimination, presented by
several industry personnel
This preconference session is one-of-a-kind. First and foremost, it's focused on a single topic, yet
a subject that carries huge and often-overlooked implications for any sewer system. Second, it's
relevant as an educational and experiential platform from multiple perspectives of the industry's top
experts. Third, it's actionable with remedies, ROIs and rationale.
Everyone concerned with the removal of Infiltration & Inflow for the preservation and performance of wastewater collection systems should attend this conference, including:
* Municipal stakeholders
* Consulting engineers
* Specialty contractors
* Technology and regulatory communities
More details on this conference are available at uctonline.com

Emerging Technologies
Attend the Sewer/Water
or Horizontal Directional
Drilling emerging technologies sessions to be held in
the exhibit hall on Thursday, Jan. 31. The
presentations will focus on the latest
products and processes that impact your
business and operations. You can listen to
the presentations and then walk directly
to the booths for more information.

JAN
31

WaterWorks 2019 Is Your
Quality Water Event
On Tuesday, Jan. 29, nationally respected industry experts
will share their insight into our
nation's critically important water infrastructure during UCT's
WaterWorks Conference. This premier
forum is where water piping infrastructure
professionals meet to exchange ideas and
gain greater insight into current economic
conditions and challenges encountered
across the country. They also discuss case
histories and solutions to meet the water
infrastructure challenges of today and
tomorrow. The WaterWorks Conference is
included with your UCT registration.

JAN
29

UCTA Golf @ Topgolf
The Underground Construction Technology Association
(UCTA) North Texas Chapter
is putting a new spin on the annual
UCTA Scholarship Golf Tournament. For
2019, the outing will be held at Topgolf
Fort Worth. Topgolf features high-tech,
climate-controlled hitting bays, a chefinspired menu and makes connecting with
your peers a sport for everyone. You have
to eat, you may even want to entertain
clients. Do both at the UCTA North Texas
Chapter's golf outing on Tuesday, Jan. 29!
All proceeds benefit the North Texas
UCTA's college scholarship program.
This event is open to everyone. The
fee is $125, and includes dinner and golf.
It begins after the UCT exhibit hall closes.
Details on the golf outing are available at
uctaonline.org.

JAN
29

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