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:: may 28, 2010 ::
Check out the photos from the 2010 show.

:: may 18, 2010 ::
New 2011 exhibitors and floorplan added, click here to view the floorplan for all changes.

:: may 14, 2010 ::
Abstracts submission deadline extended to July 2, 2010. Click here to submit your abstract for the 2011 No-Dig Show.

2011 Call for Abstracts

Deadline: July 2, 2010

NASTT is now accepting abstracts for the 2011 No-Dig Conference & Exhibition, March 27-31 in Washington, D.C.

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Title of Paper*:

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Author(s):

Please provide information for all authors of your paper.

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2nd Author Name:
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Presenter(s):

Please provide information of the person(s) planning to present your paper at the No-Dig 2011.

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Brief Description* (300 characters or less):

Please summarize your paper in a brief description of 300 characters or less for inclusion in No-Dig brochures and on the web site.

For example: This paper describes the important elements of an asset management plan and illustrates with a case study a sound approach for developing an asset management plan for sanitary sewer systems.

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Abstract* (1600 characters or less):

Instructions: From your word processing program highlight the text you wish submit. Right click and select “Copy.” Place your cursor in the space provided below and click once. Right click again and select “paste.”

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