Profile: Pressure Pipe Inspection Company provides pipeline inspection and monitoring, critical water infrastructure management tools. Our PPIC GIS provides users with system map of individual pipe sections, relates data to pipe sections, allows to access asset database for risk analysis, cost analysis, work order management, report production and database querying. The pipeline database provides representation of each pipe section, from bell to spigot and contains information for that section. This provides granularity for capital planning, historical data tracking, defect tracking and hydraulic analysis. Our remote field transformer coupling system, a reliable technique that offers water supply system managers, defines possible information on location, distribution and number of wire breaks anywhere along PCP. Our sahara technique detect leakage from hairline cracks, corrosion pinholes and leaking joints. It provides the above-ground location of a pipeline to within inches, allowing for accurate location of buried assets. Our acoustic emission testing (AET) is a method for detecting areas of active deterioration within prestressed concrete pipe (PCP). Acoustic monitoring takes advantage of the wire embedded in PCP, virtually all corrosion will attack the prestressed wire and when it breaks, the energy can be detected. Acoustic emission testing measures the frequency and number of distress-related acoustic events that occur along the monitored pipe section.