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North Texas Water Suppliers Honored for Cooperation, Planning

By sharing resources, the Tarrant Regional Water District and the city of Dallas will save an estimated $500 million in capital expenses on 150-mile water transmission system.
North Texas Water Suppliers Honored for Cooperation, Planning

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North Texas Water Suppliers Honored for Cooperation, Planning
The Integrated Pipeline Project is a 150-mile-long water transmission system being built by the Tarrant Regional Water District and the city of Dallas.

The Integrated Pipeline Project, a 150-mile-long water transmission system being built by two North Texas water suppliers, recently received the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure’s Envision Platinum Award. The Tarrant Regional Water District and the city of Dallas were...

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