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By definition, a Geographic Information System is a framework for gathering, managing, and analyzing data. You may also hear GIS referred to as geospatial technologies when grouped with Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Building Information Management (BIM).
Learn the role of anticipation and innovation in designing commercial space facilities that work both today and tomorrow.
Learn how permitting and regulations knowledge can save time and money on your next commercial space project.
By pivoting towards virtual public involvement, teams can achieve the same outcome with reduced efforts and leave behind a clearly documented record of communications. It’s all about adaptation, agility, and efficiency – and virtual public involvement marries the concepts seamlessly.
Learn how tolling agencies can adapt their operations and mitigate challenges due to the effects of COVID-19 to weather economic challenges.
You would anticipate there being some science involved when it comes to the planning, design and construction of complex facilities like research laboratories and pharmaceutical manufacturing operations. But the secret ingredient in these projects is a different kind of chemistry than you’d expect.
Learn how to implement our top 10 best practices for CPM scheduling on you next transportation project.
Learn the dos and don'ts of project scheduling software that can help keep your transportation construction project on time and on budget.
When choosing a General Engineering Consultant (GEC), it helps to find a partner an owner trusts to manage risk – to ensure that constructability is achieved, communication is effective and counsel is appropriate.
Learn about seven effective ways to mitigate risk using the design-build procurement strategy.
Building resilience into projects protects the investment public agencies are making and improves life-cycle costs.
Find out how military design charrettes can be accomplished virtually with technology and some simple best practices during COVID-19.
