Resources
Field Reports
Read case studies of HDPE solutions for real-world problems across a wide range of applications.
Caveland Environmental Authority Installs First All-Polyethylene Water System in Kentucky
Mammoth Cave National Park, located in central Kentucky, was established to accomplish one goal: to preserve the intricate cave system, which includes Mammoth Cave and the surrounding Green and Nolin rivers. It is the most extensive cave system in the world and consists of over 350 miles of mapped and surveyed passageways.
ISCO’s Circuit Maker Vault® Provides Green Solution for Texas Association
To meet the growing energy demands of its cultural center, the Asia Society of Texas partnered with ISCO Industries and Enlink Geoenergy Services to install a high-efficiency, low-maintenance geothermal solution for its new sustainable building.
Rehabilitating 40 Levee Culverts with Snap-Tite® HDPE
Williamsport’s levee system required rehabilitation of 40 aging culverts—without excavation. See how Snap-Tite® HDPE delivered a fast, no-dig solution endorsed by PennDOT and the Army Corps of Engineers.
70-Mile Rural Water HDPE Pipeline Project
Randall Water District in South Dakota launched a large-scale water conveyance pipeline project to install 70 miles of HDPE pipe, delivering safe, reliable water across the region.
Delivering a Reliable HDPE Water Transmission Line Through Collaboration
When Mohawk Valley Water Authority needed to upgrade aging transmission mains, collaboration brought the solution to life. ISCO partnered with the engineer and contractor to install a 63-inch HDPE pipeline beside a century-old dam. Tight access, groundwater, and environmental controls demanded creativity — and teamwork delivered, ensuring reliable water service for decades ahead.
ISCO Delivers HDPE and PE-RT Pipe Solutions for Ford’s BlueOval City
Ford’s $5.6B BlueOval City in Stanton, TN, is one of the largest EV campuses in U.S. history. ISCO delivered HDPE and PE-RT piping, fusion equipment, custom fittings, and onsite support to power its central utility plant and sustainable water systems.