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Engineering Value: Save Time, Money and Future Expense
The goal of Value Engineering is to help owners address their facility needs in the most efficient way possible. Starting early has the greatest benefit.
President's Letter: Value of Value Engineering
At Carl A. Nelson & Company, what we value most is helping customers address their business needs while saving them money, time and future expense
Spring 2020 wibi newsletters now online from Carl A. Nelson & Company
CANCO's quarterly newsletter for past, current and prospective industrial and healthcare clients has arrived in mailboxes, and also can be viewed online.
Decoding the Code: Combustible Storage 102
Nelson Design, Inc., architect Ellen McCulley, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB, resumes her discussion of International Fire Code rules for storage of high-piled combustibles.
Miller to head Nelson Plant Services
Matt Miller will transition from project manager role to manager of Nelson Plant Services
Decoding the Code: High-Piled Storage
Nelson Design Services, Inc., architect Ellen McCulley, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB, offers a guide to rules for high-piled combustibles storage.
Designed. Built. Done!
Design-Build gets the job done on-budget and on time more reliably than other, commonly available construction project delivery methods.
President's Letter | Fall 2019
Long-term employees have a stake in providing service second to none to our customers.
ADA Compliance in Industrial Facilities: Know the Facts
Addressing misconceptions about the application of accessibility requirements beyond commonly understood "public accommodations."
Hazardous Materials 103: High Hazard Occupancies
Part 3 of our Decoding the Code series on hazardous materials storage and handling.
Hazardous Materials 102: Control Areas
Part 2 of our Decoding the Code series on hazardous materials storage and handling.
Hazardous Materials 101
Part 1 of our Decoding the Code series on hazardous materials storage and handling.
Adding Wood Framed Structures to Metal Buildings
Proceed with caution when adding a wood framed structure to a metal building. Such modifications carry significant code compliance implications.