This webinar will describe the value methodology, explain how this methodology can be used in various development phases of a construction project, and identify the benefits of value engineering and value analysis studies. Duration: 1 hour | PDHs: 1...
Join us for a site tour of the City of Portland Bureau of Environmental Services Columbia Boulevard Wastewater Treatment Plant (CBWTP) Secondary Treatment Expansion Program (STEP). Our first tour of the project focused on the completion of the new secondary clarifiers in October of 2024. This tour will focus on the new Solids Facility as it nears completion and begins startup.
The overall $500-million construction program provides CBWTP with two new secondary clarifiers, new return activated sludge pump station, new mixed liquor and return activated sludge piping, structural surface rehabilitation of the secondary treatment aeration basins, demolition of existing facilities to allow for new facilities, substantial subsurface soil improvements, main electrical substation replacement, new solids dewatering and thickening facility, new solids loadout facility, new steam boiler plant, new storage and operational support buildings, and temporary facilities to maintain plant operation during demolition and construction.
PPE required is pants, boots (sturdy close-toed shoes at a minimum – no high-top sneakers), hard hat, eye protection, and high vis vest. We will have to turn people away in shorts or open-toed shoes.
Directions and parking instructions will be sent to event attendees.
Optional Happy Hour after the tour:
Chill N Fill
5215 North Lombard Street, Portland, OR 97203
5001 N Columbia Blvd
Portland, OR 97203
United States
This webinar explains how to determine the project contingency based on risk. In addition, learn how a risk based contingency draw down plan can be used to effectively monitor the health of the project contingency during construction.
Duration: 1...
This webinar is designed to demystify the LEED process to remove the intimidation factor for specialty contractors and product professionals. Beginning with an overview of LEED and the different construction plans and procedures required...
Join CMAA North Texas for the City of Dallas Programs Update Luncheon, an engaging opportunity to learn about the latest capital improvement initiatives shaping the city. This event will feature guest speaker Jenny Nicewander, Director of the Office of Bond & Construction Management, who will share updates on bond-funded projects and provide valuable insight into upcoming construction and business opportunities with the City of Dallas.
Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of program priorities, project pipelines, and how to get involved in City-led work, while also connecting with fellow industry professionals. This luncheon is an excellent opportunity for anyone interested in expanding their presence and partnerships within the Dallas construction community.
When: June 18th | 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Where: J. Erik Jonsson Central Library – Community Showcase (1st Floor) | 1515 Young St. Dallas TX 75201
1515 Young St
Dallas, TX 75201
United States
The full set of the Focus19 on-demand conference sessions includes "Building Moral Muscle for the Individual and the Organization," "Lessons Learned from Generations of Women Construction & Program Managers," "A Case for an Inclusive Culture, and Why...
In this presentation, learn about innovative ways to manage the large amounts of information generated throughout the design and construction phases of a project, how this information is transitioned between phases and the value this information has...
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