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Wyoming fixes 1-mile sewer under levee using trenchless tech, saving $75M and avoiding disruptions for 100K residents.
The Wyoming Valley Sanitary Authority repaired a critical one-mile section of its aging East Side Interceptor beneath Wilkes-Barre’s levee using trenchless technology, installing a steel-reinforced PVC liner without excavation.
The $14 million project, completed by Ruby-Collins Inc., avoided an estimated $75 million in costs and maintained service during work, crucial for handling wastewater and stormwater for 100,000 residents.
Funding came from federal and state sources, including ARPA funds and a PENNVEST loan.
The approach, which doesn’t require heat curing or a dry pipe, preserved the levee’s integrity and was supported by the Luzerne County Flood Protection Authority.
Wyoming arregla una alcantarilla de 1 milla bajo un dique usando tecnología sin zanjas, ahorrando $75 millones y evitando interrupciones para 100 mil residentes.