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As a facility manager, you balance the task of overseeing the maintenance of your facility with trying to maintain an allocated budget. On average, the roof on your facility is only about 10% of the total building cost, and as such, is easily forgotten about once a repair or replacement has been completed. That is until

Year after year, your facility’s roof system endures strong weather events such as thunderstorms, hail, rain, and snowfall that degrade your facility’s roof. While making emergency repairs may get you out of a jam, only relying on reactive maintenance practices can lead to future problems with your roof that can cost you in the long

2021 was an interesting year. We are now experiencing the residual economic landscape following the Covid-19 pandemic of the previous year and a half. While the economy is recovering, the growing demand for goods outpaces production, resulting in inflation and supply chain delays. As a result, many companies may have excess budget dollars for building

As a government purchaser, your time is valuable. Although most governments default to creating their own contracts by running their own competitive bidding process, they don’t have to. Cooperative purchasing is an established legal best practice that helps governments significantly shorten purchasing timelines and achieve cost savings, making your life easier as a government purchaser.