With year-end planning in full swing, one of the inescapable must-dos is budgeting for the next year’s projects. In wastewater and stormwater management, this means including pipeline inspection as a line item. Many municipalities are under consent decrees to lessen or put an end to non-point source pollution, and this necessarily has a massive impact […]
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While many folks are shifting into late-summer/early fall activities such as back-to-school and looking forward to the start of football season, municipal public works and storm & wastewater management officials have other things on their minds. These professionals, whose performance over the next year may determine a great deal about the physical health, safety […]
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In this final entry in our Due Diligence series, we take a look at the importance of dealers and distributors in both the equipment purchase and service processes. Some contractors prefer to buy direct from the factory, and that has its advantages. But over the long haul, many find that developing a relationship with a […]
Due Diligence Series #4 Large capital expenditures carry that significant price tag up front, but cost of ownership doesn’t stop with acquisition. When making such a purchase, part of doing your due diligence is anticipating and researching total cost of ownership over the life of the product. Seeking Service Life The first consideration in determining […]
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Gearing Up for Year-End, Part 2: Budgeting and Equipment Acquisition
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by adminWith year-end planning in full swing, one of the inescapable must-dos is budgeting for the next year’s projects. In wastewater and stormwater management, this means including pipeline inspection as a line item. Many municipalities are under consent decrees to lessen or put an end to non-point source pollution, and this necessarily has a massive impact […]
Gearing Up for Year-End, Part 1: CIP Planning
/0 Comments/in Blog, Due diligence, Industry Trends, Maintenance and Support /by adminWhile many folks are shifting into late-summer/early fall activities such as back-to-school and looking forward to the start of football season, municipal public works and storm & wastewater management officials have other things on their minds. These professionals, whose performance over the next year may determine a great deal about the physical health, safety […]
Due Diligence: Dealers & Distributors
/0 Comments/in Blog, Due diligence, Purchasing /by Mary ShaferIn this final entry in our Due Diligence series, we take a look at the importance of dealers and distributors in both the equipment purchase and service processes. Some contractors prefer to buy direct from the factory, and that has its advantages. But over the long haul, many find that developing a relationship with a […]
Cost of Ownership: Downtime and Other Considerations
/0 Comments/in Blog, Due diligence, Maintenance and Support /by Mary ShaferDue Diligence Series #4 Large capital expenditures carry that significant price tag up front, but cost of ownership doesn’t stop with acquisition. When making such a purchase, part of doing your due diligence is anticipating and researching total cost of ownership over the life of the product. Seeking Service Life The first consideration in determining […]