President Bob Della Sala renames Keystone University Training Center the Joseph A. Bisignaro Training Facility.

As a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the IAPMO Board of Directors has determined this year the Spring Technical Committee Meetings will be held as two weeklong virtual events.

Pump systems play a critical role in keeping our world in motion. However, specifying parties can often overlook opportunities to improve pump system reliability and efficiency.

The current COVID-19 pandemic has illuminated many weaknesses regarding how we design and construct water systems in our buildings.

The scientific community now has a preliminary grasp of how large a threat the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 poses.

A thermostatic mixing valve is a workhorse. Used for domestic hot water temperature control, they have been around for decades.

On Nov. 18, 2020, Froedtert Health, Wisconsin’s largest Level 1 trauma hospital, took its medical air system from one that was at capacity and included code-required redundancy to one with increased capacity, increased redundancy and a level of resiliency that is very impressive

In the past few years, a growing segment of construction professionals in North America has led the move into greener buildings.

A summary of significant revisions of the Uniform Plumbing Code to be published in the 2021 edition: dead legs, expansion tanks, drinking water treatment, medical gas, shower temperature control, POU and POE devices.