Items Tagged with 'infrastructure'

Engineered Systems News' guest columnist Gabe Hampton, APPA Chair and Director of Building Systems Maintenance at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, digs into the necessity of campus mechanical upgrades.

Headquartered in Warren, Michigan, Conquest Flamebar specializes in code-compliant, fire-rated architectural and engineered duct systems for infrastructure projects across a variety of industries.

This partnership marks Redwood's seventeenth platform investment, highlighting the company’s ongoing growth and commitment to expansion.  

When there is an infrastructure need, like a central air equipment failure, why not step back and assess how well was this equipment performing before it failed, asks Howard McKew, P.E. ASHRAE.

The American Gas Association shared an open letter with President Trump, his administration and Members of the 119th Congress last week outlining five important steps the industry can collaborate on to unleash America’s full energy potential, drive the economy and jobs of the future and protect our national security.

This facility will support the continued rollout of Granite’s EASE Comfortâ product, which allows homeowners to replace their residential HVAC systems with no upfront cost as part of a long-term, recurring revenue contract.  

Non-governmental organizations were the driving force behind the majority of NEPA-related challenges, initiating 72% of all lawsuits.

ResearchAndMarkets.com analysis shows how the impact of construction delays on U.S. factories by South Korean firms have been softened by strong demand for infrastructure and data centers.

Upgrades at three buildings in the West Branch Local School District in Beloit, Ohio, are expected to save the district more than $200,000 a year in energy and operational costs.