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Editor Jeremy Verdusco offers perspective and insights on the latest news and trends across the drilling industry.

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Jeremy Verdusco

October 13, 2014

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Find out about government bids and RFPs before your competition.

Tunnel Boring Machines at Work on Mexico City Wastewater Project

Eastern Discharge Tunnel Will Help Alleviate City's Drainage Issues

Jeremy Verdusco

August 25, 2014

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Current infrastructure can't keep up with growing population, rainfall.

What Happens When Aquifers Run Dry?

It Makes Sense to Ask Questions About Sustainability

Jeremy Verdusco

August 20, 2014

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NASA data has me thinking again about a driller's role in advocating for groundwater.

Baltimore Retention Wall Gives Neighborhood Security, Stability

Hayward Baker, Others Help Charles Village Residents After Landslide

July 21, 2014

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Heavy rains in April caused road to collapse, sending cars down embankment.

Is The New National Driller on Your Desk Yet?

Redesigned magazine offers new look, glossy paper

July 3, 2014

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It's the perfect reading material for downtime over the holiday weekend.

Ready for a New National Driller?

July's issue will show up in mailboxes with big changes

Jeremy Verdusco

June 16, 2014

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We've been busy looking for ways to better serve drillers and drilling contractors.

Say Hello to National Driller guest blogger Ron Kubitz of Brayman Construction

He is the recruiting and training manager for the foundation drilling and engineering company

Ron Kubitz

May 27, 2014

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Kubitz promises to deliver "not just another boring" blog about business, foundations topics.

Gus Pech Celebrates 200th “Super George” Bucket Rig

The Iowa-based drilling rig supplier ships latest hydraulic rig to irrigation drilling company

Jeremy Verdusco

May 16, 2014

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Co-owner Cris Collins says it "just kind of worked out" that historic rig stays in Iowa.

International Construction Equipment Celebrates 40 Years

ICE has served the foundation drilling and construction community since 1974

Jeremy Verdusco

April 28, 2014

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The company also advocates for infrastructure spending on roads and bridges.

Are Groundwater, Surface Water Regulations Tied in Your Area?

Oregon area's modeling says water wells can affect neighbor's surface water

Jeremy Verdusco

April 18, 2014

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A story out of Oregon shows regulators trying to balance rules for all water stakeholders.

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Tunnel Boring Machines at Work on Mexico City Wastewater Project

What Happens When Aquifers Run Dry?

Baltimore Retention Wall Gives Neighborhood Security, Stability

Is The New National Driller on Your Desk Yet?

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Say Hello to National Driller guest blogger Ron Kubitz of Brayman Construction

Gus Pech Celebrates 200th “Super George” Bucket Rig

International Construction Equipment Celebrates 40 Years

Are Groundwater, Surface Water Regulations Tied in Your Area?

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