Fast-Tracking Enterprise AI

Fast-Tracking Enterprise AI: 6 Elements for Success

Join two industry experts for an insightful session where they’ll take you “under the hood” and share their journey of rapidly integrating artificial intelligence at HNTB without lengthy delays. Gabe Olsen, Service Delivery Manager, and Adam Horn...

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AI Call to Action

AI Call to Action: The Speed Era

Since the emergence of construction management as a formal practice in the 1970s, the industry has seen incremental technological advancements—from the adoption of personal computers to project scheduling tools—but few have fundamentally changed the...

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Construct with Confidence

Construct with Confidence: Mastering the Paper Trail

Join this panel of industry experts, including senior attorneys from California-based law firm Monteleone and McCrory, LLP, to learn new methods and techniques for document management. Attendees will walk away with practical knowledge and...

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Construction Standard of Care

Construction Standard of Care: Why Should I Care?

The presentation will provide an in-depth overview of the standard of care and explore how it influences the decision-making process from pre-construction planning through project execution and post-construction assessments. Presenters will also...

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Construction Dive

House Passes Bill that Could Fast-Track AI Infrastructure Projects

The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed a bipartisan bill to modernize the National Environmental Policy Act and fast-track federal approval of U.S. infrastructure projects, according to a press release from Rep. Jared Golden (D-Maine), one of the bill’s co-sponsors. 

The Standardizing Permitting and Expediting Economic Development (SPEED) Act seeks to limit the number of federal actions that can trigger NEPA project reviews in an attempt to accelerate the permitting process, according to the bill’s summary. The SPEED Act passed the House in a 221-196 vote.  

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