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  • January 7, 2025 | Staying on the Owner’s Rep Bid List: What We Expect From You
  • December 4, 2024 | What You Don’t Know About Construction Administration Could Cost You
  • October 22, 2024 | From Cost Center to a Savings Center: Proving the ROI of Facility Management
  • October 8, 2024 | CapEx vs. OpEx in Facility Management: Why the Distinction Matters
  • September 10, 2024 | Tenants – Simplify Your Office Construction & Move: Expert Budget Tips (with Free Template)

Architectural and Design, Construction, Project Management January 7, 2025

Staying on the Owner’s Rep Bid List: What We Expect From You

Setting the Stage for Success “How do we get on your bid list?” It’s a question Owner’s Representatives who manage construction projects hear frequently. But…


Architectural and Design, Construction, Project Management December 4, 2024

What You Don’t Know About Construction Administration Could Cost You

When starting a construction project, most owners focus on the big milestones: selecting the architect and engineer, approving the design, and celebrating at the ribbon-cutting….


Electrical, Energy Efficiency, Facility & Office Maintenance, Facility Management, HVAC October 22, 2024

From Cost Center to a Savings Center: Proving the ROI of Facility Management

Facility management is often dismissed as an expense to control, but it is a critical area for efficiency, cost savings, and long-term value creation. To…


Facility & Office Maintenance, Facility Management October 8, 2024

CapEx vs. OpEx in Facility Management: Why the Distinction Matters

One of the most critical decisions in facility management involves whether an expense should be classified as a capital expenditure (CapEx) or an operational expenditure…


Architectural and Design, Audio Visual, Construction, Facility Management, Move Management, Project Management, Tenant Improvement September 10, 2024

Tenants – Simplify Your Office Construction & Move: Expert Budget Tips (with Free Template)

Relocating your office can be exciting but financially complex. Creating a realistic tenant improvement project budget is the first and most critical step in avoiding…


Architectural and Design, Construction, Facility Management, IT & Telecommunications August 20, 2024

How Many Ethernet & Fiber Cables Fit Inside a Conduit? Updated

I originally wrote a blog article here back in 2011 on conduit sizing for Ethernet Cat6 cables. And to this day, it still remains the…


Architectural and Design, Construction, Development, HVAC, Project Management August 15, 2024

Guardians of Performance: The Role of Building Commissioning and Envelope Consultants

In the world of construction, ensuring that a building performs efficiently, safely, and sustainably from day one is paramount. Two key players in achieving this…


Architectural and Design, Construction, Facility & Office Maintenance, Facility Management, Needs Analysis, Project Management June 24, 2024

The Detective Work of Asset Management & Capital Planning

Let’s put on our detective hats because we’re diving into your assets—those valuable players that keep your facility up and running. Think of them as…


Architectural and Design, Construction, Entitlements, Project Management October 24, 2023

Unlocking the Secrets to Swift and Smooth Construction Permits: The Vital Role of Expeditors

Imagine the excitement of embarking on a new construction project, only to be confronted with the daunting maze of permits, approvals, and regulations that can…


Architectural and Design, Construction, Project Management, Space Planning July 19, 2023

Contractors and Change Orders: What You Need to Know

When you’ve signed a contract with a general contractor and receive a change order, you might wonder if they are entitled to charge you extra….


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