NASSCO Times May 2014 Edition

Setting the Industry Standards for the Assessment and Rehabilitation of Underground Infrastructure

2015 Annual Conference: Call for PapersFebruary 11-14, 2015 - Save the Date!The Westin Savannah HarborSavannah International Trade & Convention CenterSavannah, GA

The National Association of Sewer Service Companies (NASSCO) will hold their annual conference on February 11-14, 2015. In addition to the general meeting and networking events, the cornerstone of the conference will be technical day for technology forums, presentations and municipal participation related to wastewater, trenchless technologies and related topics by members of the association.

If you are interested in presenting a paper at the conference or participating in a forum, please submit, by e-mail, a brief typed abstract (300 word maximum). Abstracts must be submitted in MS Word format. Please submit your abstract along with this form and a brief speaker bio to:

Gerry Muenchmeyer, Technical DirectorNASSCO, Inc.2470 Longstone Lane, Suite MMarriottsville, MD 21104Phone 410-442-7473 gerry@nassco.org (e-mail)

SUGGESTED TOPICS: New Technologies; Case StudiesNote that subject matter should focus on things that affect the membership

Abstracts are due by June 30, 2014. Please present sufficient information to enable a knowledgeable annual conference committee to evaluate the material you wish to present. Authors will be notified of acceptance or rejection of their papers in August 2014. Speakers will be required to pay all applicable conference registration fees and they must pay their own travel expenses, lodging and meals.

Title of Paper: __________________________________________________________________________Author(s): _____________________________________________________________________________Person Presenting Paper: __________________________________________________________________Title: _________________________________________________________________________________Company: _____________________________________________________________________________Address: ______________________________________________________________________________City/State/Zip: __________________________________________________________________________Phone: _____________________________________ E-Mail: ______________________________Please check one: Public Agency ______ Consultant _______ Educator ______Equipment Manufacturer/Distributor _____________ Other (Explain) _______________________

President’s Corner .......................2

Executive Director’s Message ......3

Technical Director’s Forum ..........4

From the Committees ..................6

From the IPBA .............................9

Training Calendar ......................10

Industry Events Calendar .........12

Industry News ............................12

International Partners ...............18

Media Partners ..........................19

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Between the staff and our volunteers, NASSCO has already had a busy year.

The PACP update to version 7.0 is still

underway, but it has been completely reviewed by a subcommittee of the Infrastructure Assessment Committee. It is amazing the detail and time it takes to make sure the final product is perfect. Thank you to the volunteers and staff who have been working so hard on this project.

The new website is also still in progress and won’t be released until we are sure it is functioning properly. Just when we think it’s done, we find a way to improve it so that visitors to the site have the best experience possible. When it is released, it will be very easy for our members and potential new members to navigate and obtain the information they need.

Our active committees have continued working towards their objectives since meeting during the annual conference in San Diego, CA just a few months ago. For example, the Manhole Rehab committee was tasked with developing and presenting a NASSCO/WEF webinar entitled Manhole Rehabilitation: Techs & Specs. The webinar was presented on April 2nd. Go to NASSCO’s homepage, nassco.org, to view it.

The webinars, that we coordinate through WEF and our committees, are a great example of how we continue to build relationships with other associations. We’ve collaborated with WEF on two other webinars which are also available on our

homepage. We’ve received very positive feedback on each of these webinars. Below is a list of those we’ve completed so far:

• Chemical Grouting: Control Infiltration and Sustain Existing Sewer Collection System Assets• Construction Inspection for Trenchless Rehabilitation• Manhole Rehabilitation: Techs & Specs

Our training programs, the Pipeline Assessment & Certification Program as well as the Inspector Training & Certification, continue to exceed our expectations. Our dedicated trainers continue to travel where they are needed (including South America), so if you don’t find a class on the current schedule that works for you, please contact the NASSCO office.

Although we are busy with current projects, we are still discussing new objective to improve the association and the services we can provide the industry. This would not be possible if it were not for the hard work of the staff, members and volunteers. Thank you!

See you in New Orleans!

Regards,

Stuart TilleryNASSCO President

President’s Cornerby Stuart Tillery

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NASSCO has been busy over the past few months! We were well represented at the WEF Collections conference at the Baltimore Convention Center in March. Gerry Muenchmeyer, our Technical Director, developed an outstanding CIPP workshop for the conference, which was filled to capacity. Workshop speakers included Gerry Muenchmeyer, Ed Kampbell, Kaleel Rahaim, and Lynn Osborn. When asked, every workshop attendee agreed that CIPP design training was needed in the industry. The conference also included the Sewer History Exhibit, which was sponsored in part by the Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA). As mentioned in the last newsletter, the exhibit will return to Baltimore permanently after WEFTEC in October.

On April 1st, NASSCO was invited to attend the Congressional Fly-In hosted by AWWA. During our many meetings with our elected officials and their staffs, I learned of a proposal called the “Partnership to Build America Act”, which is designed to finance $750 billion in infrastructure while providing businesses a one-time tax incentive to “repatriate”, or bring back to the United States, approximately four times that amount. If these businesses have an adequate incentive to “repatriate” their money by reducing their U.S. tax burden, then this money would be brought into the U.S. market where it belongs, with a portion used to purchase infrastructure bonds. There is bipartisan support for this proposal, and I believe it can provide another useful funding tool for utility providers to rehabilitate buried infrastructure. Look for details in NASSCO’s article in the June edition of Water Utility Infrastructure Management (UIM) magazine.

The Manhole Rehab Committee presented NASSCO’s 3rd WEF Webcast on April 2nd. Thank you to Avanti International and Parson Environmental for sponsoring the webcast, and to all the speakers for their time and effort. The Webcast drew over 1,200 participants from 20 different countries to hear about manhole assessment,

rehabilitation technologies, specifications, and inspection. By all accounts, it was extremely successful. Our next WEF Webcast is scheduled for December 10th, when the International Pipe Bursting Association (IPBA), will present pipe bursting.

May is also a busy month. First, we are off to the NJWEA conference in Atlantic City followed by a trip to Medellin, Colombia to speak at the ICTIS bi-annual conference. Next on the tour is a stop in Charleston, SC for a WEF House of Delegates meeting and WEFMAX. After that is a trip to Rockport, ME to meet with NEWEA, to audit a PACP class as well as promote PACP in New England. As always, Heather and the rest of the staff will hold down the fort while I’m gone.

Finally, since the last NASSCO Times, Gerry Muenchmeyer was officially named as the Trenchless Technology Person of the Year at the No-Dig conference in April. This is a great honor, and for those of you who know Gerry, you will agree that it is well deserved. Over the past several months, I have heard myself during meetings stating that NASSCO is where you will find the leading experts in the industry. Gerry epitomizes that sentiment. He is not only extremely knowledgeable, but he goes above and beyond in virtually every task put before him. We can only hope that his vast knowledge and admirable work ethic will rub off on all of us.

Regards,

Ted DeBoda, P.E.Executive Director

Executive Director’s MessageBy Ted DeBoda, P.E.

Member Service- Technical InquiriesOne of the services provided by NASSCO, to its membership and students completing the Inspector Training and Certification Program, is technical support for pipeline rehabilitation. The NASSCO Technical staff

continually reviews these requests and provides written recommendations.

Inspector Training & Certification Program for CIPPOver 1300 professionals have been trained as CIPP inspectors in the U.S and Canada. To assure that the delivered product has both the design life and service life expected requires a certified inspector on the job site, during CIPP installations. The inspector is trained on the key inspection requirements, during construction, that will ensure that a quality product has been installed.

EPA in their document entitled “Quality Assurance and Quality Control Practices for Rehabilitation of Sewer and Water Mains” states, “Better trained construction observers and the proper allocation of their time to monitor the installation process are key elements of a good QA/QC program”.

All training programs are listed on the website www.nassco.org together with their respective trainers.

Inspector Training & Certification Program for Pipe Bursting SewersThis program is still in the development stages. With several other programs having a priority, this program is scheduled to be completed later in 2014. We are looking for some additional pipe bursting professionals that would be available to become trainers after the program is launched. Once the draft program is complete, a peer review group will be selected, consisting of IPBA members and any other NASSCO members who wish to participate in the review process. Then a BETA presentation will be scheduled sometime later in 2014, before the program is launched.

Inspector Training & Certification Program for Manhole Rehabilitation TechnologiesEffective manhole rehabilitation may include a variety of different technologies. The expected life and effectiveness of the applied product is directly related to correct product selection by the owner/engineer and inspection of the host structure before, during and after application of the specified material by a trained inspector. The NASSCO Inspector Training & Certification Program for Manhole Rehabilitation (ITCP-MR) includes detailed chapters such as, Manhole Defects - Rehabilitation Requirements, Manhole Preparation, Quality Assurance and Testing Methods, Replacement and Rehabilitation Technologies and a chapter on specifications entitled “The Inspector’s Project Instructions”.

The program is intended to provide an owner, engineer or inspector with sufficient knowledge to inspect and verify when a product has been applied correctly. There are a number of excellent products available for manhole rehabilitation. Scheduled courses are listed on the NASSCO website.

2015 NASSCO Annual Conference Technical Day Member Participations Each year, at NASSCO’s Annual Conference, there is a day reserverd for technical discussions and presentations. In 2015, we will be looking to feature presentations from NASSCO committees that wish to highlight projects that are of interest to the membership. Abstracts are due by the end of June this year for consideration. The 2015 technical program is scheduled for February 13, 2015.

Other NASSCO Member Participation ProgramsAdditional educational programs include UCT tracks delivered thorugh active committees as well as the Rehabzone, which is scheduled for January 27-29, 2015. NASSCO Education Day, at the Pumper and Cleaner Show, includes topics of intested and is scheduled for Monday February, 2015.

Technical Director’s ForumBy Gerry Muenchmeyer, P.E.

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Technical Inquiries or Interested in Participating?

Send us an Email!

Gerry - gerry@nassco.org Diego- diego@nassco.org

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Industry Standards CommitteeMarilyn Shepard, Chair Person

This is my first opportunity as Chairperson of the Industry Standards Committee to update our Membership on activities of the committee. Last year, under the leadership of Jerry Weimer, City of Cincinnati, the committee we very busy completing a Small Diameter Cleaning Standard including a Sample Cleaning Project Bid Sheet which can be used to calculate cost of a cleaning project, and a Sample Cleaning Specification which can be modified, like the Sample Contract Template, also completed by this Committee, to meet the requirements of the specific Utility needs.

At our next meeting, May 9, 2014 we intend to begin work on a specification for cleaning large diameter pipe, and a CCTV Inspection specification. Joe Schotthoefer will take the helm in leading a sub-committee on the Large Diameter Cleaning Specification. I will take the lead on the CCTV Standard Specification.

I look forward to making as much progress with this committee, this year, as was accomplished last year under Jerry’s leadership. Thanks, Jerry for setting a good example, although a tough “act” to follow!

Lateral Committee Dean Monk, Chair Person

My initial Meeting as chair person was February 13th, 2014.The meeting covered this year’s primary goals and attendance was very strong.

Goals:1. Re-draft the overview document2. Setup speakers on behalf of the lateral committee at various conferences3. Establish target dates for articles and push for new articles4. Coordinate with IPBA lateral committee5. Create a cheat sheet to streamline processing case studies and articles for publication

Overview documents were sent to the committee on March 10th, 2014 for review

The Lateral Committee held a conference call on April 1, 2014 to discuss goals and the overview document. The committee established a deadline for May 1 for comments related to updating the overview document with a goal to have the updated overview document completed by July 1, 2014.

Manhole Rehab Committee Tim Back, Chair Person

The manhole rehabilitation committee recently conducted a NASSCO sponsored WEF webinar which broke the record for attendance. Several manhole rehabilitation committee members participated as speakers. Some of the topics covered were assessment, technologies, new specifications and inspection. The committee is also working on the condition grading and scoring for integration into the new PACP/MACP version.

Scholarship Committee Brad Dutruch, Chair Person

NASSCO understands the importance of investing in the future of our industry. In the last 13 years, NASSCO has given $44,500.00 in scholarships to individuals studying for careers in our industry. I encourage every member organization to share this information with their staff in order to spread the word about this opportunity. NASSCO offers two scholarships:

The Jeffrey D. Ralston Memorial Scholarship, which is available to a currently enrolled college student who is a relative or dependent of an active NASSCO member or has worked actively in the industry and is sponsored by an active NASSCO member.

The PACP scholarship is available to an applicant that is active in the industry and sponsored by an active Nassco member.

More information is available on the NASSCO website, www.nassco.org, member services.

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From the International Pipe Bursting Association by George Mallakis, IPBA Chariman

The International Pipe Bursting Association (IPBA) met at NASTT’s No-Dig Show in Orlando, FL on April 14, 2014. The Executive Board met to discuss and refine short and long term goals for IPBA’s six working committees. These include the Marketing, Membership, Education, Specification, Government Affairs, and newly formed Lateral Pipe Bursting committees.

Photo of IPBA Leadership Team at NASTT’s No-Dig Show in Orlando, FL (Left to Right – Mike Woodcock (IPBA Education Committee - Chair), Matt Timberlake (IPBA Vice-Chair), Matt Werth (IPBA Secretary), and George Mallakis (IPBA- Chair)

Our Marketing committee continues to manage our web site www.ipbaonline.org featuring Guidelines for Pipe Bursting, Specifications, Processes, Events, Articles, and Presentations from various Trade Show Educational Sessions. The Membership Committee is working on plans to offer added value for membership to attract new members to IPBA. As part of our continued commitment to Education, our Education Committee has started designing an IPBA sponsored two day Pipe Bursting Session at UCT 2015 Houston, TX. Our Specifications

committee is working to finalize a Water Main Pipe Bursting Specification while the Government Affairs Committee works at gaining ground to work with regulations associated with pipe bursting of Asbestos Cement Pipe. The newly formed Lateral pipe bursting committee is working development of a lateral Pipe Bursting Guidelines.

NASSCO and IPBA will be teaming up for a WEF webinar in December of this year providing an educational session and expert panel on Pipe Bursting.

Visit www.ipbaonline.org to contact us, utilize resources , get details about IPBA’s value to industry professionals and to become a member.Mallakis (IPBA- Chair))

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Training CalendarGo to nassco.org to view the entire calendar!

June 2014ITCP-CIPP Class: June 2-3, 2014Ft. Lauderdale, FLCured in Place PipeContact Gerry Muenchmeyer 252-626-9930 gerry@muenchmeyerassoc.com

PACP Class: June 2-4, 2014Samoset Resort, Rockport, ME Includes Manholes and Laterals Contact Laurie Perkins603-606-4430 or laurie.perkins@wright-pierce.com

PACP Class: June 2-4, 2014 Santa Barbara, CA Includes Manholes and Laterals! 20 CWEA Contact Hours Contact Marilyn Shepard 916-899-8961 or mshepard1@hotmail.com

PACP Class: June 2-4, 2014Nashville, TNIncludes Manholes and Laterals!Contact Linda Cox 865-320-6332 or linda.cox@intuitive-tv.com

PACP Class: June 2-4, 2014Ft. Lauderdale, FLIncludes Laterals!Contact John Jurgens 425-487-3325 or nodig@aol.com

ITCP-MR Class: June 3-4, 2014Ft. Lauderdale, FLManhole RehabilitationContact Tim Back 513-253-8461 or tback@cinci.rr.com

PACP Class: June 3-5, 2014Miami, FLIncludes Manholes and Laterals!Contact Paul Booth704-681-3989 or woodsideenv@gmail.com

PACP Class: June 3-5, 2014Grand Rapids, MIIncludes Manholes and Laterals!Contact the Camera Department248-349-0904 or pacp@dohenycompanies.com

PACP Class: June 10-12, 2014Ontario, CAIncludes Manholes and Laterals!Contact Marilyn Shepard 916-899-8961 mshepard1@hotmail.com

ITCP-CIPP: June 11-12, 2014Marriottsville, MDCured In Place PipeContact Gerry Muenchmeyer 252-626-9930 or gerry@muenchmeyerassoc.com

July 2014PACP Class: July 14-16, 2014Marriottsville, MDIncludes Manholes and Laterals!Contact Dawn Jaworski410-442-7473 or dawn@nassco.org

PACP Class: July 15-17, 2014 Pittsburgh, PA Includes Manholes and Laterals! 16 hours for PA DEP Contact Michael Kerr 412-605-9000 or mikerr54@hotmail.com

ITCP-CIPP Class: July 23-24, 2014Placer County, CACured In Place PipeContact Rocky Capehart 916-834-2712 or rcapehart@sprayroq.co

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August 2014Tri-Association ConferenceOcean City, MDAugust 26-29, 2014http://wwoa-cwoa.com

September 2014WEFTECNew Orleans, LASeptember 27-October 1, 2014www.weftec.org

NASSCO Semi-Annual Membership MeetingMonday, September 29, 2014Hilton New Orleans RiversdieNew Orleans, LA

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2014 Events Calendar

Industry NewsHarold Kosova, a true pioneer in the industry, retires after 54 years.

Unless you are really new in our industry, you probably have met him or, at the very least, have heard his name. Harold Kosova, president of National Power Rodding Corp., Chicago, IL, has been an integral part of the Carylon

Corporation’s nationwide network of companies for more than 54 years.

His commitment and relentless pursuit of finding ways to do things faster, cheaper, and more importantly, better, led him in the 1960’s to pioneer two major services that revolutionized the wastewater maintenance industry and are still in use today. The services, CCTV inspection and pressure chemical grout sealing of sewers allowed, for the first time, the internal inspection and sealing of sewers without the need for costly excavation. These two services alone are responsible for saving municipalities and industries throughout the country countless sums of money, and were the basis for the startup of many companies within our industry.

We all wish him a very long, healthy and happy retirement.

New ROVVER X-SAT™ Inspects Sewer Laterals from Mainline, Helping Detect Gas Line Cross Bores.With the new ROVVER X-SAT lateral launch system from Envirosight, a remote operator can perform pan/tilt video inspection 150’ into a 4” sewer lateral from an adjoining sewer mainline. The system allows municipalities to confirm the presence of blockages in laterals, and helps utility contractors locate gas line cross-bores before disaster strikes.

Designed for productivity, the ROVVER X-SAT’s steerable six-wheel drive crawler helps it maneuver to troublesome launch points as far as 500’ down

mainlines 6” and larger. The system’s auto-leveling color camera with shadowless illumination pans 360 degrees and tilts 90 degrees to capture both sidewall detail and distant targets, and is equipped with a sonde to facilitate locating. Additional cameras mounted to the crawler assist with crawler navigation and lateral camera deployment.

More Indsutry News on Page 14!

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More Industry News

People on the move: I am excited to announce that Ed Paradis has joined Resiplast US, Inc. as National Sales Manager for the US and Caribbean. Ed Paradis has served the chemical grout industry for over 20 years and is known around the country as one of the industry professionals. Ed’s dedication to the specialty field of chemical grouts has been proven by his involvement in some of the country’s highest profile projects.

Resiplast’s “Spetec” line of chemical grouts have a 25 year history in the chemical grout market. From stabilizing sandy / gravel soils, railroad ballast rock or shutting down leaks, Resiplast has become known for providing professional solutions. Spetec recently received the honor of being named as the product used on a project receiving a prestigious International Concrete Repair Institute (ICRI) award for longevity.

Please feel free to contact Ed at:Cell Phone # 404-386-9263Email: eparadis@resiplast.us

SUPER PRODUCTS’ ARCTIC SUPERSUCK-ER® IDEAL FOR COLD WEATHER USENew Berlin, Wisconsin – April 21st, 2014 – A popular choice with contractors working throughout the coldest regions of North America, the Arctic Supersucker vacuum truck from Super Products LLC makes dependable operation in harsh conditions easier by relying on a design specifically for use in frigid environments.

Offering the same performance as Super Products’ industry original Supersucker® - such as an 8” positive displacement vacuum system, 18 cubic yard payload capacity and body dump unloading - the Arctic offers several cold weather features including a glycol-heated collector body and tailgate; heated and insulated heavy-duty tailgate drain valve; and low temperaturerated hydraulic oil and hoses.

The Arctic also features a hydraulic boom with stainless steel cannon with an abrasion-resistant

liner, and cold-weather resistant wiring and pendant for easy,

dependable operation of the boom. Other features that are standard on the Arctic Supersucker include dual liquid level indicators, LED work light package and an extra-large 90” tool box.

For more information on the Arctic and the complete line of Supersucker industrial vacuum loaders, contact Super Products LLC at 800.837.9711 or online at www.superproductsllc.com

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More Industry NewsWinCan VX Sets New Industry Standard for Inspection Reporting and Asset Management.

WinCan VX is a revolutionary, completely new version of the world’s leading pipe inspection and asset management software. The new version emphasizes cloud-based data access and work flows, plus substantially enhanced reporting and analytical capabilities. It also offers new support for value-added processes like pipe cleaning, rehabilitation and leak detection. Beyond that, WinCan VX augments existing functional areas like GIS, laser/sonar scanning, side scanning, image measurement

and municipal database integration. This newest version of WinCan gives customers unprecedented latitude as to how their data is stored: on a closed network, hosted on a proprietary cloud server, hosted offsite at WinCan’s server cluster, or any redundant combination of these options. And to accommodate even the largest municipalities, WinCan VX has been performance benchmarked on databases exceeding 5 million records.

Sprayroq Welcomes Empipe Solutions Ltd. Of Ontario, Canada as its Newest Sprayroq Certified Partner

Pelham, Ala. – Sprayroq, Inc., industry leader in the development of spray-applied polyurethane solutions for infrastructure rehabilitation, corrosion management and infiltration control, is pleased to welcome Empipe Solutions Ltd. of Hannon, Ont., Canada, to its Sprayroq Certified Partner (SCP) network. Contractors are awarded SCP status upon successfully completing two weeks of rigorous training in the application of Sprayroq structural and protective coatings. SPCs are required to submit to annual review to ensure they are maintaining the highest possible performance levels in preparing and applying Sprayroq products. Additional training is offered to new SCP crewmembers or as refresher courses as needed. Empipe’s service area for Sprayroq and its other underground pipeline specialty services include the

provinces of Ontario and Manitoba. Other services provided by Empipe include cleaning, flushing, jetting, installation, CCTV inspections, maintenance, relining, testing and repairs—including CIPP trenchless repairs—of sewer pipes, storm drains and culverts, and robotic cutting for lateral repairs; maintenance hole rehabilitation; hydro and vacuum excavation; and home drain inspection and repair. Empipe holds certifications from several respected industry trade groups, including the National Association of Sewer Companies (NASSCO), the Centre for the Advancement of Trenchless Technologies (CATT – University of Windsor), and the North American Association of Pipeline Inspectors. “It’s my pleasure to welcome president Steve Mercer and his team at Empipe Solutions, Ltd. to the Sprayroq family,” says Chip Johnson, Sprayroq Business Development Director. “Steve and his team brings more than 20 years of experience in the trenchless industry with a tremendous ‘rehabilitation toolbox’ to the Sprayroq family.” Learn more about Empipe at www.empipe.ca and about Sprayroq at www.sprayroq.com

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Through our training partners in Canada and Colombia, NASSCO is bringing standards for pipeline assessment to North and South America.

CERIU (Centre d’expertise et de recherches en infrastructure urbaines) is the official Quebec NASSCO partner offering PACP and MACP

certification and recertfication in French. For more information, visit http://www.ceriu.qc.ca/.

CSA Group (Canandian Standards Association Group), working with NASSCO, has created the Canadian Edition of PACP which includes CSA’s plus 4012 Visual Sewer Pipe Inspection Technical Guide. Training is available through certified trainers across Canada. For more information visit http://shop.csa.ca/.

Our newest partner, ICTIS (Instituto Colombiano De Tecnologias Para La Infraestructura

Subterranea), is the official Latin American NASSCO partner offering PACP, MACP and LACP certification and recertification in Spanish. For more information, visit www.ictis.org/en/

We appreciate their partnerships and look forward to a long successful releationship training and certifying professionals in the industry!

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