The Boston Water and Sewer Commission has no lead components in the City’s water lines, but some homes and businesses still have lead water lines
The Frog Pond Site was discovered in 1988, and is located on Boston Common near the present-day Frog Pond. The pond is now host to
The Green Communities Designation and Grant Program helps municipalities navigate and meet the five criteria required to become a Green Community, enabling them to qualify
The Cambridge Department of Public Works (CDPW) is currently reveling in the success of its own big idea — the establishment of the Alewife Reservation
Massachusetts receives about 45 inches of precipitation every year. In the natural environment, almost half of this rainfall filters into the ground, and nearly all
The team that operates and maintains the 330 mgd( million gallons/day) Union Park pump station in South Boston, uses mobile technology in the form of
Boston, many of your residents own homes that are well over a hundred years old and so is it’s sewer pipe-lining. One of our area
Perma-Liner is the Exclusive Distributor for DANCUTTER Robotics. Now introducing the DC Super Flex, this user-friendly cutter is flexible and reliable for working on smaller diameters
The City of Boston celebrates close to ten years of using Perma-Liner Cured-In-Place-Pipe systems. The pipes from 1890, Boston has been re-lining pipes since the mid-1990s. citywide.
The Boston Water and Sewer Commission (BWSC) owns and maintains the system for the collection and transport of the city’s wastewater and storm drainage. They
