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Open for Comment: Pipeline Safety: Removing Unnecessary Provision for Material Properties Verification During MAOP Reconfirmation

By CIV.IQ April 24, 2026
Transportation Department — PHMSA is proposing to remove an unnecessary provision from the maximum allowable operating pressure requirements for testing pipe materials cut out from test manifold sites on gas transmission lines. (60 days remaining)

Open for Comment: Pipeline Safety: Removing Unnecessary Provision for Material Properties Verification During MAOP Reconfirmation

Transportation Department — PHMSA is proposing to remove an unnecessary provision from the maximum allowable operating pressure requirements for testing pipe materials cut out from test manifold sites on gas transmission lines. (60 days remaining)

Type: comment-period | Source: federalregister.gov

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