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I think this may be due to having too many mid to large size jobs that require more time to complete, maybe? Are you actually projecting cashflow (...
could get the "shot in the dark" utility locators free. We used to refer to those guys as "spray and pray"?ÿ ?ÿ
Here in NE England we rarely get long periods of anything - although we can get 4 seasons in a day! I follow a few YouTube channels of photographer...
Folks in western Washington don't like to work in the snow; but we work in the rain, even if it's a cold, hard rain. ?ÿ I remember a day in the fiel...
@michigan-left It is poorly written.?ÿ I (and others) originally read "not less than 2/3 of the principals of the firm are licensees." as Michigan lic...
@michigan-left Thanks.?ÿ A few of our bigger engineering clients are getting a lot of RFI's from DTE Energy and, as always, I want a piece of the pie.
@williwaw The reason I took this job was the chance to work in utilities markets.?ÿ Add that that a lot of the gas and electric distribution network w...
Different project 90 minutes later (first one was Illinois, this is Texas)
FWIW...just got a construction RFP for a $2M gas transmission job and the client (an S&P100 firm) used "lathe" when describing the ROW & LOD s...
I'd like to think that the vast majority of my fellow professionals have the ability to use both stake and lath were necessary and not operate under s...
@norman-oklahoma?ÿ Around here: Lath - thin and at least 3' long Stake - thinker and under 3' long Lath is used more for LOD, septic areas in tall...
I used to go down to Tortola every year, but between Irma and Covid, we haven't been down in years.?ÿ Need to get back soon?ÿ?ÿ
@firestix It's for an HDD bored fiber crossing.?ÿ Our crew just wrapped up the land-side work over the weekend.?ÿ My only experience with the site is ...
"in contrast, this website is 99% helpful, useful information" @ me next time.?ÿ #1Percent ?ÿ ?ÿ
Any stone set marking a colonial patent, that is still there today, is my favorite
@firestix Your guess is as good as mine.?ÿ Someone else is running the project, I'm just copied because it's east of the Mississippi.