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Subcontracting 101: Six Tips for Successful Project Collaboration

Selecting the right subcontractor can boost efficiency, help cut costs and result in high-quality outcomes, paving the way for lucrative repeat business opportunities.

Refrigerated & Frozen Foods: Overcoming Processing Bottlenecks with Spiral Freezers

Understanding the financial impact of spiral freezer systems is crucial when planning a frozen food production facility.

Pharmaceutical Engineering: Futureproofing US Pharma Manufacturing Jobs

The US pharmaceutical manufacturing sector is preparing for continued, significant growth over the next decade, fueled by robust investments and evolving market demands. At...

1898 & Co. Welcomes Matt Seidl as Offering Director of Spatial Platform Modernization Services

KANSAS CITY, Missouri — 1898 & Co., part of Burns & McDonnell, is pleased to announce the addition of Matt Seidl as the offering director of spatial platform modernization...

ENR Midwest 2024 Top Starts: Massive Projects Make Impact in the Midwest

Midwest contractors continued to thrive in 2024 despite facing ongoing challenges. The projects that rose to the top of ENR Midwest’s 2024 Top Starts list — data centers,...

Commissioning Medical Campus Facilities Requires Rigor and Attention to Detail

Commissioning services for complex medical facilities require extreme diligence and rigor due advanced systems and equipment with special requirements.

Update: What You Should Know About New Federal CMMC Requirements

To maintain status as U.S. Department of Defense contractors, companies must adhere to key cybersecurity controls. Upcoming changes require preparation now.

Affirming Grid Resiliency in a Renewable-Powered Future With Synthetic Inertia

Synthetic inertia stabilizes renewable-powered grids by imitating traditional inertia responses.

Power Engineering: The expansion of renewable generation spurs investment, innovation in long-duration energy storage

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) estimates that the U.S. will need 700 to 900 GW of additional capacity to reach net-zero emissions by 2050. As well as natural gas and...

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