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In our industry, we are making news everyday. Take a moment to read up on what is going on within the industry and within our company. We are realy excited about what is in store.
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| Valve Exercising Creates New Opportunity For Contractors |
May 16th, 2011
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| Municipalities across the country are getting into the exercise movement to ensure the health of their water valves. That’s right -- water valves. These hidden, but important, devices lie beneath the city streets and their health is important to our overall security in stopping the potential of contaminants from entering the water supply....(more) |
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| Puls Inc. Donates to Miracle League |
April 22nd, 2011
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| PULS INC is donating ground penetrating radar services to locate and identify the potential presence of underground utilities on the site of the future Miracle League ball field in Northampton Township, Bucks County PA....(more) |
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| Puls Inc. Opens new Corporate headquarters |
January 27th, 2011
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| PULS Inc. is proud to announce the relocation of their corporate headquarters to a state of the art facility in the Brodhead Building in Bethlehem Pennsylvania...(more) |
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| Best Management Practice |
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| About five years ago in Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec, a surveyor nicked a plastic gas line with an iron pin. At the time, nothing happened. But the following winter, a snow plow hit the pin, and a nearby house blew up.....(more) |
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| Utility Mapping Solutions to Aid the One-Call System |
November 2008
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| It was clear at the beginning of the project in Aberdeen, Md., that locating this seemingly-undetectable fiber-optic utility would be no easy task. In fact, with only sporadic pieces of broken tracer wire left, it was impossible for the contract locate company to mark the duct for the One-Call system and ongoing construction in the area...(more) |
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| Quality in Level and Data |
May 2002
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| Though its name sounds like an assurance of quality, the fact that data meets Quality Level B standards is no real guarantee that it's suitable for your client's job. Adding some techniques and quality checks can help improve both the quality and the usability of the data - thereby preventing the problems that set timetables back and push costs up....(more) |
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| The Choice Utility Management Company for Marcellus Shale Play |
November 8th, 2011
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Marcellus Shale project surveyors working to find drilling locations to extract natural gas have turned to PULS INC. (Private Utility Locating Services) to help them find unmarked buried utilities.
Using Ground Penetrating Radar, technicians from PULS Inc. are locating buried pipe lines, well heads and other unmarked utilities that fall outside of the PA One Call system prior to Seismic Surveys.
"PULS Inc. is providing a vital service to the contractors working to extract natural gas. We are verifying the location of buried utilities particularly unmarked pipelines that have been in use since the 1920's and '30's, before a seismic survey is conducted." states Joseph Geraghty, President of PULS Inc.
He continues, "This service is vital to maintaining the structural integrity of these pipelines and other buried utilities, and by doing so, PULS Inc. has become the go-to Utility Asset Management resource for companies working on the Marcellus Shale project."
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| Ground Penetrating Radar Used to Locate Homicide Victim |
December 2010
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| On December 15, 2010, PULS, Inc. was asked by Delaware State Police to provide Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) services to aid in the search for a suspected homicide victim. The victim, Gary W. Sanders, age 65, from Frederica, Delaware was last seen on...(more) |
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| Dog stuck in manhole rescued |
January 2010
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| Jose Wagner had no idea where his 1½-year old German shepherd, Mater, went when he got lost Tuesday. So the concerned Westminster resident called the Humane Society of Carroll County and discovered the dog’s whereabouts...(more) |
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| Who Locates Private Utilities |
July/August 2008
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| Today's underground environment is loaded not only with primary service networks, but also with unexpected and unique systems. This applies to private utilities as well. Private systems on commercial, educational and governmental property include electric, communication, water, gas, sewer, video and fiber optic networks....(more) |
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