Aerial view of the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington DC, with the flag and the reflecting pool

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Government facilities that stay open

Federal, military, municipal, and state facilities: 43 completed buildings, including the British Embassy in Washington, DC and four National Park Service sites.

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The challenge

In a public facility, infrastructure failure is an operational and security problem, not just a repair.

43completed buildings

By the Numbers

  • 40–75%less than conventional replacement
  • 50 yrliner life, backed by a 10-year warranty
  • 2–84 inpipe diameters
  • 4–1,000 ftpipe runs
  • 286completed projects
  • 2008founded

Our experience

What we see in Government & Public Sector

  1. 01

    Federal Facilities

    Work at federal and high-security sites, including the British Embassy in Washington, DC, where 3,200 feet of piping were surveyed and a failed liner was replaced with trenchless CIPP lining.

    Our National Parks work
  2. 02

    Municipal and State Infrastructure

    A distinct municipal and state portfolio of 12 buildings, including work for MTA Baltimore, the City of Norfolk, VDOT, and the Maryland State Highway Administration.

  3. 03

    Security and Access Requirements

    Government sites come with access control, escorts, and scheduling constraints. Trenchless work keeps the footprint small and the schedule predictable.

  4. 04

    Facilities That Stay Open

    Public buildings stay in service while their infrastructure is rehabilitated. Lining from existing access points avoids the excavation, restoration, and extended timelines of open-cut replacement.

The method

Infrastructure Intelligence

Infrastructure Intelligence surveys the system before any work begins. At the British Embassy, the evaluation located 823 feet of failed liner and set the scope of the rehabilitation.

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Our crews

In the field

  • Crew members lining a riser through a vent stack on a building roof
  • Two crew members inverting a liner into a fountain's drain line
  • A crew feeding a hose into a manhole on a lawn
  • A cured CIPP liner, a new white pipe formed inside the old one

Case Studies

$2M+saved compared to an excavation-based approach

British Embassy

Washington, DC2024 to 2026

3,200 feet of piping surveyed and a failed liner replaced with 1,120 feet of CIPP lining, saving over $2 million compared to excavation.

823 ft
of failed liner removed
1,120 ft
of new CIPP lining installed
240 hrs
saved through trenchless rehabilitation
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  • Theodore Roosevelt IslandWashington, DC
  • U.S. Government Publishing OfficeWashington, DC · 2025 to 2026
  • NIST Campus, Buildings 223 and 226Gaithersburg, MD · 2022 to 2026
  • Marine One Hangar, Marine Corps Base QuanticoQuantico, VA
  • Army National Guard Readiness CenterArlington, VA · 2024 to 2025
  • Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT)Woodbridge, VA · 2024

Where we do this work

What happens next

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  1. 01Evaluation studyThe system is mapped, inspected by camera, and every section is condition-graded.
  2. 02Prioritized findingsGrades are weighted by system risk and turned into a plan, most critical sections first.
  3. 03RehabilitationTrenchless CIPP lining of the sections that matter most, without full pipe replacement. Access requirements are confirmed during the evaluation.