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Webuild wins $4.7 billion contract to deliver NEOM's Trojena artificial lake

Archinect

Italian contractor Webuild has won a $4.7 The contract calls for the construction of three dams and an artificial lake feature plus a new structure called the Bow that will house its 3,600-guest hotel and residences, complimenting a ski resort and network of experiential nature areas and wildlife reserves. The roughly 1.7-mile-long

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2023 CSI Certification Classes

SW Oregon Architect

For the 41st consecutive year, the Construction Specifications Institute–Willamette Valley Chapter (CSI-WVC) is pleased to offer a series of classes on Construction Contract Documents in addition to another set covering Construction Contract Administration.

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Are design-build contracts killing small architecture firms?

BD+C

Current federal contracting laws are harming the livelihood of small architecture firms, costing the government more money by increasing the number of firms competing, while discouraging small firms from entering the market, according to AIA testimony presented today on Capitol Hill.

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2022 CSI Certification Classes

SW Oregon Architect

For the 40th consecutive year, the Construction Specifications Institute–Willamette Valley Chapter (CSI-WVC) is pleased to offer a series of classes on Construction Contract Documents in addition to another set covering Construction Contract Administration.

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5 Tips For Choosing The Best Asphalt Company 

The Architecture Designs

Choosing an asphalt firm isn’t mere­ convenience; it critically impacts durability, safe­ty, and financials. Follow these five tips to secure­ a qualified, reliable asphalt contractor, ste­mming subpar artistry’s tide. Some firms have­ lots of asphalt experience­. But e­xcellence matte­rs most.

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New York City creates $10 million fund to help women- and minority-owned firms win construction contracts

BD+C

New York City recently created a $10 million fund to assist women- and minority-owned businesses win construction contracts. The money can pay up to $500,000 of surety bonds per contract. City contractors are required to post the bonds to guarantee they will satisfactorily perform work and pay their bills.

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Support by Design Aids Ukrainian Landscape Architects

Landscape Architecture Magazine

The flexibility of remote work takes on a new dimension when American landscape architecture firms can bring on Ukrainian designers fleeing war. The Ukrainian landscape architect Anna Kulvanovska works as a contractor for SWA from a shared workspace in Malmö, Sweden. firms can use to hire Ukrainian designers. By Laurie A.

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