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The Deep Foundations Institute (DFI) and The GeoInstitute of the American Society of Civil Engineers have agreed to cooperate in co-sponsoring the Third International Conference on Grouting and Ground Treatment.

Thomas Walski, vice president of engineering for Haestad Methods, Waterbury, Conn., and an active member of the American Water Works Association (AWWA), has been named a Diplomate Environmental Engineer by the American Academy of Environmental Engineers.

NSF International has been awarded two cooperative agreements from the EPA for work on homeland security water safety.

WorldWater Corp., Pennington, N.J., announced it has signed a contract to drive a 300-horsepower compressor pumping system with its proprietary solar technology.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency released its national summary of water quality, based on water monitoring findings reported by the states, territories and jurisdictions.

USFilter has acquired Hydrotech AB of Vellinge, Sweden, a leading international manufacturer of water purification technology.

Just days before its 2002 Convention, the National Drilling Association will hold a four-day training program in Orlando, Fla.

Central Mine Equipment Company (CME), St. Louis, has signed a marketing agreement with Good Place Engineering Company (GPE) of Taiwan.

The American Water Works Association recently announced recommendations for public water systems to comply with the Public Health Security and Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response Act.

The provincial government of Ontario has partnered with four organizations to train well contractors and educate private well owners on well construction, maintenance and safety.