Breathing Safely: A Look at Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Across Federal Agencies and Defense
Explore the intricate web of regulations and groundbreaking initiatives spearheaded by federal agencies, the Department of Defense, the construction industry, and environmental consulting firms to ensure optimal indoor air quality (IAQ) and safeguard public health. Collaborative strategies and policies that ensure safe air in military and federal buildings, promote occupant…
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The Logistics Behind Industrial Real Estate Construction
Industrial real estate refers to properties that are specifically designed and utilized for industrial purposes. These properties are used for activities such as manufacturing, warehousing, distribution, research and development, and other industrial activities. Industrial real estate construction is a crucial component of the commercial real estate market and plays a…
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Environmental Assessment & Remediation for Defense Department Buildings & Properties
Managing the environmental safety and compliance of government buildings and property is a complex job. The Department of Defense, for example, has hundreds of thousands of buildings and other structures in its portfolio, many of them decades old. The ongoing work of remediation and repair requires diligent assessment and mitigation…
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For Environmental Safety During Renovation and Construction, California Higher Ed Relies on Omega Experience
When a private college in Los Angeles underwent renovations to buildings in 2012, the projects went far beyond a facelift. Built in 1914, Occidental College’s buildings had sustained damage from countless California earthquakes. The structures contained hazardous materials including lead paint and asbestos within its building materials such as insulation,…
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Managing Disturbed Asbestos for Renovation and Demolition Projects
Decades since it was identified as a serious health risk, the threat of disturbed asbestos is still far from remote. Thousands of commercial products used asbestos well into the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, and many buildings still contain some of the most dangerous types. It’s a hazard that construction managers…
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