Each year the CATT Selection Committee recognizes Individuals, organizations and projects that have demonstrated an outstanding commitment and effort to the advancement of the trenchless technology industry both locally and internationally. Please see below for more details regarding recipients, guidelines, and procedures.
PREVIOUS WINNERS
Each year CATT awards outstanding people, organizations, technologies, and projects instrumental in the advancement the trenchless industry.
GUIDELINES
For more details on CATT’s Awards of Excellence , please read the guidelines provided by the Selection Committee.
NOMINATIONS
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WINNERS OF THE 2018-19 AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
OUTSTANDING
INDIVIDUAL
Dr. Tom Iseley, Ph.D., P.E., Dist. M. ASCE
Dr. Iseley has been a dedicated champion of Trenchless Technologies and CATT since he helped develop the organization in 1994. In his 30 years of commitment to the industry he established the Trenchless Technology Centre at Louisiana Tech University as a CEFT professor as well as serving as PWAM President of Buried Asset Management Institute-International (BAMI-I). Throughout his career he continued to raise awareness and advance the science and practice of Trenchless Technology.
OUTSTANDING PROJECT
Dixie Road and QEW Crossing Sanitary Sewer, Region of Peel Project 17-2541 (CRS Tunnelling; Jacobs; and Region of Peel)
The widespread project extended from Dixie Road from North Service Road, under the QEW and terminating just south of the Dixie Value Outlet Mall. 3,541 km of sanitation sewers, 52,000+ man-hours and, over 307,000 customer accounts involved. The project required a concrete pressure pipe (CPP) for Sanitary Sewer application.
OUTSTANDING ORGANIZATION
City of Waterloo
The City of Waterloo is recognized as a committed supporter of CATT and the trenchless technology industry for their willingness to volunteer, extensive history of research collaboration and devotion to helping municipalities solve their buried infrastructure problems.