Service Nations' CEO Matt Michel writes a book on how to stay positive throughout the pandemic crisis.

Contractors who want to increase their knowledge and add skills can now receive Viega training online and interact with trainers.

More than half of respondents to the American Supply Association’s third COVID-19 impact survey note they have no concerns about the long-term viability of their company due to the pandemic.

At the first mention of the word, “essential” one would think of the doctors and nurses in the trenches. We honor them for immersing themselves in the effort to save those who have been infected.

The company now offers three different types of online training; Taco Tuesdays, Taco After Dark, and personalized webinars. Over the past six weeks, more than 6,000 attendees have attended the training sessions.

With the backdrop of a global pandemic that impacted the end of the first quarter, AD reported a 2% increase in member sales across its 12 divisions, totaling $11 billion in the first three months of 2020.

ASA’s Mike Miazga talks with Hajoca President and CEO, and former ASA President Rick Fantham about a variety of COVID-19-related topics.

According to the 2019 State of the Water Works Industry (SOTWI) survey, the number-one concern among waterworks professionals was renewal and replacement of aging water and wastewater infrastructure, which has been a consistent area of concern over the past few years within the waterworks sector.

Charlotte Pipe wanted to recognize essential workers, especially those in its own industry, to say thank you through a series of videos and ads.

The Winsupply preferred vendors that won in each category were chosen based on several criteria, the most important of which was being a leader in growing the segment's business over the past year.