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KEN SISK DISCUSSES HOW A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO BROWNFIELD REDEVELOPMENT… … will deliver a better-designed, more valuable project. When it comes to Brownfield redevelopment, a multi-disciplinary approach that leverages civil engineering […]

PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS CAN CAUSE HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE AND A RANGE OF OTHER AILMENTS. It’s still summer, and flu season is a distant memory (or, if you are the type that […]

SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS Yesterday the Federal Reserve Bank published the latest edition of the Beige Book, a summary of anecdotal information about economic conditions across the country based […]

EVERY EARTHQUAKE IS A CHANCE TO REVIEW WHETHER YOU ARE ADEQUATELY PROTECTING YOUR PORTFOLIO… …against seismic risks. Building damage and economic losses resulting from a relatively modest (M6.0) earthquake on […]

A TOOL FOR PROCESS OPTIMIZATION The reasons for conducting an environmental compliance audit are well established. For the most part, compliance audits are conducted to ensure that business operations are in compliance […]

MARKET INDICATORS FOR CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY POINT UPWARD. Risk management specialist Bill Tryon interprets the latest figures. Construction spending is generally tied to macroeconomics so as the economy is in fuller […]

Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. has made the 2014 ENR Top 200 Environmental Firms List for the second year in a row. The list ranks environmental service providers from around the world […]

NEW YORK CITY—The CMBS market is heating up. GlobeSt.com caught up with Charles Tallinger, national client manager with Thought Leader Partner Engineering and Science, Inc., to hear how the CMBS market […]

Partner Engineering and Science Inc. (Partner), a California-based engineering, environmental, and energy consulting firm, has announced that John Insall, LEP has joined Partner’s Rocky Hill, Connecticut office. Insall, a licensed environmental professional […]

Published in The RMA Journal A room full of industry veterans usually means some pretty good war stories, and this was true at the CLRM Roundtable. Participants focused on the risks […]