Category: Water and Wastewater

More than seven years after Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico, recovery efforts continue. AMERICAN Ductile Iron Pipe and AMERICAN Flow Control are playing a key role in rebuilding Puerto Rico’s infrastructure.

Congratulations to AFC Senior Territory Manager Brian Anderson for being named Associate Member of the Year by the Oregon Association of Water Utilities (OAWU). This award recognizes associate members who consistently demonstrate a strong work ethic, integrity, leadership and a servant attitude.

AMERICAN provided more than 54,000 feet of 42- and 48-inch ductile iron pipe, 27 resilient wedge gate valves and about 2,000 feet of 48-inch spiral-welded steel pipe for Hillsborough County’s $100 million South County Potable Water Transmission Main Project.

In celebration of Engineers Week, February 16-22, 2025, we are featuring four of our engineers – sharing their advice to students interested in engineering

Buried 20 feet beneath the dense, urban streets of Phoenix, Arizona, is 66-inch spiral-welded steel pipe to ensure the city’s residents have access to clean and reliable water.

Tom Stanojevic has been named Director of Sales for AMERICAN Ductile Iron Pipe and AMERICAN SpiralWeld Pipe effective March 1, 2025.

Christopher Jarrett has been named Vice President of Sales for AMERICAN Ductile Iron Pipe and AMERICAN SpiralWeld Pipe (ADIP/ASWP) effective March 1, 2025.

AMERICAN Cast Iron Pipe Company is investing $285 million over the next four years as it upgrades its ductile iron pipe operations to electric-powered furnaces,

AMERICAN has acquired C&B Piping, Inc., a manufacturer and supplier of ductile iron and steel piping systems headquartered in Leeds, Alabama. C&B, with locations in Gilbert, Arizona, and Amherst, Virginia, specializes in pipe fabrication, linings and coatings of ductile iron and steel products.

Almost two years ago, a local lumber company contacted the village of Montgomery, Illinois’ Water & Sewer Department because its water meter was moving and causing a loud thumping throughout the building. The village researched what products were available to help and found the AFC SEMPER RPM.