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JUNE 2023CONSTRUCTIONBUSINESSREVIEW.COM 19Facilities services are also important at this juncture. Failure to meet local and state building codes related to compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act can result in costly errors, as can a leaky roof or windows. Finding a partner who can address all these issues makes for a smoother journey.Manage AssetsThe return on construction investment is often found in the efficient, long-term performance of a facility. The Manage Assets step is designed around helping clients find the best solutions for their facility. Neglected parking lots across multiple facilities can be a costly expenditure for maintenance and repair, especially if repairs are simultaneously required. Additionally, the efficient design and performance of HVAC and similar systems can help save money, especially as facilities age and needs change.The future of engineering consulting requires the ability to identify and avoid potential challenges, while at the same time having the ability to swiftly respond to issues that arise. This versatility is at the heart of simplifying the client journey."Terracon's journey from a small Midwest geotechnical and materials testing firm to a large multi-disciplined consulting firm with more than 5,000 employee-owners in more than175 locations across the United States has been enabled, in part, to being open to self-examination and change," Anderson said. "It takes time and resources to go through the process but the end result with this rebrand has been a more partner-friendly and efficient project approach that lets the team go right to where the client is in their project lifecycle and focus on their needs.".The future of engineering consulting requires the ability to identify and avoid potential challenges, while at the same time having the ability to swiftly respond to issues that arise
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