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Renewal Pipeline Wins Manhole Rehabilitation Contract with the Philadelphia Water Department
Pittsburgh, PA – (August 1, 2011) – Morelta Inc. (dba Renewal Pipeline) announced today that it won a portion of a Sewer and Manhole rehabilitation contract with the Philadelphia Water Department. Renewal Pipeline will work this contract as a subcontractor to the prime contractor on the project – Reynolds Inliner.
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Renewal Pipeline Wins 2010-2011 Gunite Contract with the Pittsburgh Water & Sewer Authority
Pittsburgh, PA – (January 12, 2011) – Morelta Inc. (dba Renewal Pipeline) announced today that it won a portion of the annual gunite contract with the Pittsburgh Water & Sewer Authority. Renewal Pipeline will work this contract as a subcontractor to the prime contractor on the project – Graciano Corporation.
Renewal Pipeline Completes Water Leak Prevention Project on Concrete Floor of Food Processing Plant for Major Food Distributor
Pittsburgh, PA –(July 12, 2010) – Morelta Inc. (dba Renewal Pipeline) announced today that it had completed concrete floor repair of a food processing plant for a Major Food Distributor. Renewal Pipeline was hired to analyze the concrete floor slabs and drains, to recommend a grouting solution that would prevent water migration and to implement this solution in the meat and cooling rooms of the plant.
Renewal Pipeline Completes Sewer Rehabilitation and Concrete Lining Project in the Borough of Sharpsburg Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh, PA – (July 5, 2010) – Morelta Inc. (dba Renewal Pipeline) announced today that they had completed the rehabilitation efforts for a section of the Borough of Sharpsburg, Pennsylvania’s sewer (work began on Monday June 28). Renewal Pipeline was hired by the Borough of Sharpsburg to utilize the companies trenchless technology to send a crew underground, access a section of the deteriorating sewer line and to line the section with gunite – a form of concrete that is shot (as opposed to poured) through a hose with the use of high pressure pumps.