| Owner: | Central Arizona Water Conservation District, Phoenix, Arizona | 
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| The Central Arizona Water Conservation District is well-known in Arizona for the large canals and water supply pipelines it maintains. Here, CAWCD installs AMERICAN Ductile Iron pipe for a project aimed at storing groundwater to meet the growing demand for water in Tucson. |
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| Project: | Pima Mine Road Recharge Project Expansion | |
| Engineer: | Central Arizona Water Conservation District | |
| Contractor: | KE&G Development, LLC, Tucson, Arizona | |
| Material: | 5,600 feet of 36" Pressure Class 150 AMERICAN Fastite® Ductile Iron pipe | |
| Sales Engineer: | Richard Barge | |
| Customer Service Representative: |
John Byrd | |
| Owner: | Russellville City Corp., Russellville, Arkansas | 
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| A highway relocation and eastward expansion in this Northwest Arkansas city prompts the installation of more than five miles of AMERICAN Ductile Iron pipe, most of it in 18" and 36" diameters. |
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| Projects: | Highway 7 Water Line Relocation, East Water Line Extension | |
| Engineer: | Garver Engineers, Little Rock, Arkansas | |
| Contractor: | Hunco Builders Inc., Plainview, Arkansas | |
| Material: | Highway 7 Water Line Relocation - 16,280 feet of AMERICAN Fastite® Ductile Iron pipe in 6"-36" diameters, including 12,720 feet of 36"; East Water Line Extension - 4,080 feet of 18" Fastite® and 6,160 feet of 36" Fastite® | |
| Sales Engineer: | Bret Busby | |
| Customer Service Representative: |
Karen Hayes | |
| Owner: | Upper Peninsula Power Company, a subsidiary of WPS Resource Corp. | 
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| AMERICAN 114" diameter, spiral-welded steel pipe is used to replace a 42-year-old wooden pipe at the Victoria Hydro facility near Rockland, Michigan. This is part of a growing list of large jobs utilizing AMERICAN's new spiral-welded steel pipe. |
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| Project: | UPCO-Victoria Hydro Penstock Fabrication | |
| Engineer: | Harza Engineering Company Inc., Denver, Colorado | |
| Contractor: | Azco Integrated Construction, Appleton, Wisconsin | |
| Material: | 6,050 feet of 114" lap-welded-joint AMERICAN spiral-welded steel pipe with a polyurethane outside coating and various fabricated fittings and flange welded outlets | |
| Sales Representative: |
Tom Mumm; ASWP Manager of Northern Sales: Ian Willoughby | |
| Customer Service Representative: |
Jeremy Frank | |
| Drafter: | Amanda Moses | |
| Owner: | Richmond County, North Carolina | 
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| New pipelines supply water to a Carolina Power & Light plant. Two projects for those pipelines require more than 15 miles of AMERICAN Fastite® and Flex-Ring® Ductile Iron pipe and fittings. |
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| Project: | Raw Water Pipeline | |
| Engineer: | Jacobs Engineering, Cary, North Carolina | |
| Contractor: | McClam & Associates, Little Mountain, South Carolina | |
| Material: | 16,000 feet of 36" AMERICAN Fastite® and Flex-Ring® Ductile Iron pipe and fittings | |
| Project: | Settled Water Transmission Main | |
| Engineer: | Jacobs Engineering, Cary, North Carolina | |
| Contractor: | Highway Constructors-APAC, Marston, North Carolina | |
| Material: | 65,000 feet of 24" AMERICAN Fastite® and Flex-Ring® Ductile Iron pipe | |
| Sales Representative: |
Keith Vandegrift | |
| Customer Service Representative: |
Bruce Dickerson | |
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