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The Civil Infrastructure Cost Savings Guide was developed for engineers working on transportation-related civil infrastructure projects. Learn how to reduce costs and environmental impact, using two innovative products. https://lnkd.in/g6W66nNp

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Every Civil engineer in the infrastructure sector should aim to build something that next generation of experts would look at and contemplate the depth of knowledge invested in the structure.

Water and wastewater assets along with roads are the 2 biggest assets to a community. While I have had the privilege of working with asset owners and civil engineers in the water/wastewater segment, I now have the incredible opportunity to work with public works professionals and civil engineers in the roadway sector. Extending the life of assets and improving the return on investments made are 2 things most municipalities are looking to accomplish today. It’s quite expensive to remove and replace assets versus rehabilitating them or taking preservation measures. How are you as an asset owner or civil engineer doing with your road infrastructure? Where do you see opportunities for improvements? Reach out and let’s connect and have a conversation. I welcome the opportunity to listen and learn about your experiences. In the meantime, checkout the technology tool, known as Reclamite in the attached pdf. Perhaps it’s a tool you can add to your infrastructure management toolbox. CORRECTIVE ASPHALT MATERIALS, LLC #infrastructure #roads #roadsafety #ROI #sustainability #Reclamite #CorrectiveAsphaltMaterials #assetmanagement

Calling all Civil Engineers! Dive into our latest case study from a recent webinar where we tackled a challenging project – providing a large underground detention system within contaminated soils at a rail terminal in Chicago.  #civilengineering #stormwatermanagement #construction

The choice of materials directly affects the performance, longevity, and costs of stormwater detention systems. A thorough understanding of available materials options empowers civil engineers to design stormwater detention systems that are efficient, cost-effective, and easy to maintain.   In this webinar, Contech engineers will give engineers the information they need to evaluate and select the best detention material for use on various sites. https://lnkd.in/ekPkPv63

Discover the future of soil stabilization with our 𝐝𝐮𝐬𝐭𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐬 method, showcasing a groundbreaking comparison with traditional techniques. Ideal for project managers and civil engineers seeking efficient, eco-friendly solutions. #SoilStabilization #DustlessTechnology #ConstructionInnovation #CivilEngineering #EcoFriendlyConstruction #ProjectManagement #SustainableBuilding"

Great piece from Ryan Thomas MCIWEM C.WEM in New Civil Engineer about the issues landowners can face if they are responsible for maintaining infrastructure and watercourses. Read more here 👇 https://lnkd.in/eXQaU3uW #floodrisk #environment #watermanagement

Do you manage vital infrastructure? Are you a civil engineer working to help your client sustain critical infrastructure assets? No matter your role within infrastructure asset management, it is imperative to conduct due diligence on solutions offered in the marketplace. Some considerations… -What 3rd Party Test data is available for the solution? -What are the real world results that the technology has produced? -What is the total life cycle cost of the material or technology? -How does it address your current challenges or anticipated challenges? Remember, not all solutions are created equal even though they may be listed as equals in a specification. Do your homework and save yourself headaches down the road. Check out some important info below about asphalt rejuvenators 👇👇👇 #infrastructure #preservation #lifecyclecost #assetmanagement #roads #maltenes

Keeping our roads safe and functional requires innovative solutions, especially in times of tightening budgets. Check out New Civil Engineer's latest article featuring insights from our Highways Sector Director, Andrew Denman. Despite recent funding injections, Denman stresses the importance of adaptable solutions: "The benefit of an organisation like Amey is that we’re not wedded to one product or one solution. I think where products work well or where they fail depends on how they’re applied or where they’re applied." From JCB Pothole Pro to thermal road repair, Amey has a matrix of products ready to tackle various challenges. But what truly matters is understanding our clients' parameters—whether it's budget, quality, or sustainability. Read the full article for insights into the evolving landscape of road maintenance and how Amey is leading the change: https://bit.ly/3x5WayD #RoadMaintenance #Infrastructure #Innovation