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Construction April 19, 2012

32.5 Fair Game Questions When Pre-Qualifying General Contractors

When Pre-Qualifying General Contractors, is anything off limits or is all fair game? CM/GC’s are expected to be interviewed, researched and vetted and if done so…


Construction, Legal April 17, 2012

Owner’s Implied Warranty in Construction

By Karl Silverberg, P.E., Esq., Contributing Columnist As stated by the United States Supreme Court, “[I]f the contractor is bound to build according to plans…


Filing, Furniture April 5, 2012

Vertical Files Are So Old Fashioned

By Gail Polivy, Contributing Columnist Storage solutions for files are abundant!  Vertical files, lateral Files, shelf files, shelving, storage boxes, off-site facilities. So let’s work…


Facility & Office Maintenance, HVAC April 3, 2012

HVAC Equipment Upgrades Require Planning, Planning, Planning!

By Rudy Holesek, Contributing Columnist Here is a typical scenario.  Your energy and repair costs are high, you are frustrated by frequent breakdowns, you are…


Environmental March 29, 2012

Choosing an Environmental Consulting Firm

By Burnadette Starzee Environmental consulting firms can provide a wide range of services.  Depending on what you’re in the market for, look for a firm with…


Facility & Office Maintenance, Facility Management, HVAC March 27, 2012

Building Systems Operation: Are They Operating Properly?

By Rudy Holesek, Contributing Columnist How is your equipment operating?  Or more accurately, how are you operating your equipment?  How do you know your equipment and systems…


Architectural and Design March 22, 2012

Important Things to Consider when Choosing an Architect

Charles Eames once said the designer who sells her client on experience is doomed to lose because there will always be another with greater experience;…


Construction, Landlord, Project Management, Relocation, Tenant Improvement March 20, 2012

Should Tenants Handle Construction and Relocation Themselves?

Design and construction of a new office space, no matter the size, is a complex process.  It is very time consuming and can be a full-time job…


Commercial Lease, Legal March 15, 2012

Green Leasing is not a Fad, it is the Future

by Brian Sahn, Esq., & Jared Newman, Contributing Columnists As the costs of energy-efficient retrofits and green practices trend downward, they are becoming more common,…


Construction March 13, 2012

Top 10 Ways to Avoid Owner Contributed Construction Schedule Overruns

For many Owners, undertaking a capital improvement project is not something they do all the time.  What is often viewed as Owners getting in their…


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