Getting plans on the ground is critical to making an impact. All the best plans are nothing without execution. I have worked through many avenues in my career: Push Button Projects, Design Build, Maintenance Contracts, working with local partners, and more! There are many ways to execute, what's important is that we do! Understand that there is opportunity cost by not implementing sooner. There is a cost to delayed implementation, and when we are talking about safety and community health, that cost can be high. Let's work to get these projects built and keep that end goal in mind as we execute!
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Life's all about surprises, right? Same goes for projects. Changing up your scope wasn't part of the plan, but we're cool with it. We're like project ninjas—flexible, understanding, and ready for anything! Shoot us a message today and let's chat about what's next! #DesignBuild #CommercialConstruction
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Planning for 2024, I draw parallels between my profession in construction and setting strategic goals. In both, the alignment of resources and consistent effort turn blueprints into reality. Let's build our professional and personal ambitions with precision and watch as our empires rise, brick by brick. #CareerGrowth #StrategicPlanning #FutureBuilding
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A great article about the Mutual on Main project!
A Historic Transformation: VRF Solutions in Richmond's Oldest Hi-Rise - Mechanical Hub | News, Product Reviews, Videos, and Resources for today's contractors.
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Many businesses are still unaware of the huge benefits it offers for new builds and property portfolios - or, importantly, the legal requirements around airtightness. They are vital for creating buildings that offer safety, longevity and comfort for the end users. Our experts have answered the top five questions we hear most often, to give you a headstart on your next project. https://lnkd.in/gpbjx4hb
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Interesting read about the development procedures coming to Fort Worth
“Not only will it simplify procedures, but it will also yield significant time and cost savings." #development #fortworth
City Launches New Division Geared Toward Small-Scale Developments
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For those who have traveled the 101 north out of Humboldt County, or traveled south into the county, the 'last chance grade' s finally (after nine years) open the two-way traffic. The alternative is a detour, inland, of several hours. Not a good solution for a busy highway. Why so long, you ask? The 101 was originally built decades ago in this spot literally on a cliff side and almost every winter after the rains the cliff would let go requiring 'maintenance'. The fix was always to repair the existing roadbed. More slides, more 'fixes'. More OPEX. Nine years ago the area had a really wet winter and the cliff-side collapsed taking all the underpinnings installed over the years with it. It has taken since then with other minor, but expected, slides in the meantime to finally open the section to two-way traffic. There are tentative plans to tunnel through the mountain to eliminate this costly road repair site, but that CAPEX has to be funded. In the meantime millions and millions have been spent on 'fixes', e.g., OPEX. Sound familiar?
Last Chance Grade: Safe, Smart and Sustainable Solutions
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🌐 As the landscape of transportation design evolves, it is imperative that our approaches to the roadway right of way evolve with it. Complete Corridors represents a holistic approach to viewing our roads to foster #innovation, #sustainability, and #resilience. 🚧 Scott Sandstrom, PE, PMP is a visionary in building the roadways of tomorrow. In this video he shares his expertise on the necessity of optimizing the road right of way. He explains the significant time and cost savings offered by the "dig once" concept and how communities can take advantage of the potential benefits of a complete corridors project. 🛣️ Scott Sandstrom has been at the forefront since 2010, his current role being discipline leader for complete corridors design. He has consistently pushed the boundaries of conventional thinking to enhance roadway, transit, and bridge projects, all while prioritizing the unique needs of his clients. Scott's objective is to broaden the perspective of transportation planning, ensuring our corridors are not only optimized for the present but look towards the future. 🚗 Interested in converting your fleet to electric vehicles? This checklist is a great place to start: https://bit.ly/40GmXw4
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The challenges of planning our works on large road projects old school style! As great as our online markups are nothing beats the in person collaboration around a drawing. But we don’t like the environmental impact and we don’t want a bigger main meeting room table, so Martin Hodgkinson these days are now limited! 😁 #engineering #planning #environmentalsustainability
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Behind the scenes: A sneak peek into our planning process. We meticulously map and document development sites, capturing the current state of any existing buildings. Our commitment lies in comprehensively understanding and analyzing the land for every project. 🗺️🏗️ #DesignPlanning #SiteAnalysis #DevelopmentJourney
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