COREAQUA has launched as a new brand that unites three leading companies in water infrastructure headquartered in Canada: FER-PAL Infrastructure, Niedner, and AquaPipe.
The new alliance aims to deliver integrated, future-ready solutions for watermain rehabilitation and water transfer systems across North America.
COREAQUA’s formation is intended to align technical knowledge, field experience, and manufacturing capabilities under one brand. The companies will continue operating in their respective areas of specialization, while collaborating to support long-term infrastructure resilience and operational efficiency for municipal and utility clients.
“Launching the COREAQUA brand is about representing the collective strength and shared purpose of FER-PAL, Niedner, and AquaPipe,” announced COREAQUA President Patrick Maginn in a press release. “Each organization brings a long history of technical excellence and commitment to water infrastructure.”
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Niedner, based in Coaticook, Quebec, is a century-old manufacturer of high-performance lay-flat hoses used in firefighting, water transfer, and industrial settings. It is also the developer of AquaPipe, a potable water cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) technology designed to extend the lifespan of aging watermains.
FER-PAL Infrastructure, headquartered in Toronto, specializes in trenchless watermain rehabilitation and has completed more than 8,000 kilometres of pipeline renewal across North America.
