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Lean IPD Strategies from the Trade Partner Perspective
Article | The Big Room
Early involvement of trade partners on a build using a Lean Integrated Project Delivery (LIPD) approach has the potential for major opportunity, explains Southland Industries’ Business Development Lead Andrew Rhodes.
Intentional Tech - Designing with a Purpose
Podcast | Engineered Systems
Getting stuck building within a timeframe or budget can often mask the real value of the project to the end user, says Jody Baldwin, Mid-Atlantic branch manager at Envise, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Southland Industries.
OC Pathways
Article | OC Pathways
The Orange County Department of Education's "OC Pathways"program connects students to more than 2,000 businesses around southern California, including Envise, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Southland Industries.
Southland Energy to Perform $11.6M Water Treatment Facility Retrofit for City of San Luis Obispo
San Luis Obispo, CA
Southland Energy today announced it has been awarded a comprehensive energy and infrastructure retrofit project for the City of San Luis Obispo’s water treatment facility.
How Lean Construction Methods are Shaping the Future
Article | Consulting-Specifying Engineer
Adopted as a response to customer and supply chain dissatisfaction with the building industry,
The Blueprint
Article | Engineered Systems
Building information modeling and lean principles have helped teams maximize production value while improving project coordination.
The Department of Energy’s $47M Investment Signals Impending Change for MEP Providers
Article | Consulting-Specifying Engineer
In April, the Department of Energy (DOE) announced the Buildings Energy Efficiency Frontiers & Innovation Technologies 2019 Funding Opportunityfor $47 million.
Learning How to Engineer Colleges, Universities Better
Article | Consulting-Specifying Engineer
College and university buildings are at the forefront of using emerging up-and-coming trends in their design, and with each structure comes its own set of challenges to analyze, study and overcome.
Santa Maria planning to add more sports fields, but project isn't a hit with everyone
Article | KEYT
To meet the demand of an active and healthy lifestyle, the Californian city of Santa Maria reached out to the local community and heard the need for their public parks to have more field space and increased field time with adequate lighting for soccer and other sports.