Tag: city
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Trump grantmaking order heightens uncertainty for city funding
Dive Brief: The Trump administration issued an executive order this month intended to streamline and strengthen oversight and coordination of the federal discretionary grantmaking process. The order directs federal agencies to review grant awards to ensure they meet the administration’s “priorities and the national interest” and assess their progress each year. It will also simplify…
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What Your City Wants Paving Contractors To Know About Public Works
If you work in the blacktop industry long enough, you may eventually find yourself exploring some money making opportunities beyond the confines of the private commercial properties market. The good news is that there are usually a lot of different types of jobs that you can bid on in the public sector. While it is…
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Mace wins City of London ‘green’ tower job
Mace said that the building is “set to become one of the greenest tall buildings in London”. Sustainability features include energy-efficient mechanical systems, extensive urban greening, natural ventilation and 440 cycle parking spaces, including an automated cycle hub for visitors. View the original article and our Inspiration here
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Best Stone Countertop Repair Launches in Kansas City
Kansas City, MO — Homeowners and businesses in the Kansas City metro area now have access to premier stone countertop restoration services, thanks to Best Stone Countertop Repair & Restore. Located in Olathe, KS, this trusted local provider brings unparalleled expertise in repairing, sealing, and restoring natural and engineered stone surfaces, reviving their beauty and…
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City of London Corporation exec appointed CIOB vice president
The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has appointed Ola Obadara FCIOB as its vice president for the 2025/26 term. She is the first Black woman to assume the role since CIOB’s establishment in 1834. Obadara is the group director for property projects at the City of London Corporation and brings a wealth of experience from…
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Why Clean Rugs Matter in a Health-Conscious City
In today’s world, where health is top of mind for just about everyone, we’re constantly bombarded with advice: eat clean, filter your water, breathe purified air. But here’s something many people overlook—your rug might be working against all of that. Yes, that plush, colorful floor covering could be harboring dust, bacteria, allergens, and toxins that…
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Bristol City Council is looking for a Senior Building Safety Manager to drive resident safety
Bristol City Council has announced an exciting opportunity for a skilled professional to take on the role of Senior Building Safety Manager, based in Bristol. The full-time, permanent position plays a pivotal part in ensuring the safety of high-rise, multi-occupied residential buildings across the city. View the original article and our Inspiration here
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Jersey City “Bunny Mansion” Renovation: A Duplex Transformed
In the often-unpredictable landscape of New Jersey real estate, Carol and Jon discovered what appeared to be their ideal first home in Jersey City: a stately 1926 detached house. The catch, however, lay in its configuration as a two-family duplex. Their vision, a single-family dwelling tailored for themselves and their growing retinue of beloved rabbits…
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Why New Siding Is Key to Boosting Kansas City Curb Appeal
If you’ve ever driven past a home and thought, “Wow, that place looks amazing,” chances are the siding had something to do with it. While landscaping and paint get a lot of attention, siding is the unsung hero of curb appeal, and for Kansas City homeowners, it can make or break a home’s first impression.…