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What a Civil Engineering Firm Reviews First on Projects
When people hear about a 2,000-home development in Texas, they picture new streets, model homes, and fast growth. However, none of that starts first. Long
Urban Engineering Solutions for Weather-Sensitive Streets
Weather can turn a normal street into a problem zone fast. One hard freeze, one heavy downpour, or one sudden storm can shut down roads,
Global Crane Failures and Construction Management Oversight
When a crane collapses, the images spread fast. News clips show twisted steel, damaged roads, and emergency crews rushing in. These events often happen far
Why Standards Are Rising for Licensed Land Surveyors Today
Texas keeps growing. Dallas grows even faster. New homes, apartments, stores, and roads appear every year. Because of this growth, the state is paying closer
Why Construction Surveyors Question ALTA Table A Requests (and How It Protects Your Project)
When an ALTA survey is in progress, requests for specific Table A items often come from lenders, attorneys, or project teams trying to meet closing
Why Public Projects Are Changing Stormwater Design Standards
When Greenville announced the start of its new SportsPark project, many people focused on the fields, trails, and spaces for families. However, this project also