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New Autodesk Construction Cloud features help teams make early, more sustainable decisions

Civil + Structural Engineer

The further along a construction project is, the more difficult and costly changes become. And when most of a project’s value is created in the beginning stages when mistakes are easier to fix, the importance of getting it right early is greater than ever—making consistent communication crucial.

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The Rise of Electrical Engineers in Transportation Signals Industry Shift

Civil + Structural Engineer

They drive innovation, improve efficiency, enhance safety, and promote sustainability in modern transportation systems. The complexity of traffic systems necessitates their electrical and electronic expertise to operate and maintain system infrastructure and communications.

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NDDU: One stop-shop for trenchless technology

Roads Online

With technology constantly changing, No-Dig Down Under is an efficient way to connect and communicate with the market, allowing us to share what we’re doing and the innovation we are bringing to the industry.” Marshall says attendees can look forward to the numerous exhibitors discussing their sustainability practices.

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The Green Advantage: Sustainability as a Driver of Business Growth

CCR Magazine

Embracing sustainability is a powerful strategy for business growth, offering environmental benefits, cost savings, and a competitive edge. Adopting greener methods not only fosters customer loyalty but also creates new market opportunities, positioning your business as a forward-thinking leader in a changing world.

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Sustainable Public Sector Facilities Management – Unattainable?

Job Order Contracting

Sustainable Public Sector Facilities Management is unattainable if current practices are not fundamentally changed. The current mindset across all public sector organizations is not conducive to sustainable facilities management from either economic or environmental perspectives. appeared first on 4BT.

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The Pillars of Sustainable Facilities Management

Job Order Contracting

Do you agree that the following are pillars of sustainable facilities management? Locally researched, granular line item cost data used as a baseline to provide verifiable cost visibility and transparency, as well as clear communicate required scope of work to all participants. Change orders are managed and virtually eliminated.

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Refine versus shine: Defining and defending design intent with refined concrete

Construction Specifier

From floors failing before substantial completion to skyrocketing change orders for never-ending densifier applications to the billions lost through delayed schedules, legal disputes, and contingency hemorrhaging, enough is enough. Owners and design teams are not protected by todays inadequate and vague polished concrete specifications.