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Each spring, Woodard & Curran offices celebrate Earth Day with volunteer events. Events focus on helping communities maintain and improve green spaces like local parks, walking trails, and roadside wetlands – it’s another way for us to uphold our commitment to the environment.
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Excellence in client service and commitment to the environment are central themes for the work we do. From asbestos and PCB remediation programs, to municipal infrastructure improvements, to systems and approaches that conserve and reuse water, the expertise of our engineers, scientists, and operations specialists is making a difference and allowing businesses to thrive and communities to flourish.

This dedication extends beyond the commitments we make to clients to the community at large, educating the next generation on environmental awareness and contributing to humanitarian causes.

The fact that our expertise is making a difference can be seen both in the high percentage of repeat business we enjoy and the awards many projects have received. From design awards for the redevelopment of contaminated properties and innovative design of treatment facilities to O&M excellence awards at the facilities we operate, our work is making a difference.






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One of the biggest challenges of any construction project is controlling costs. Change orders, unexpected expenses, and scheduling issues can all send costs spiraling higher. To combat this, many project owners turn to low-bid procurement in order to secure the lowest price. According to a recent survey conducted by professors in Colorado and Georgia with funding from the American Council of Engineering Companies and the American Public Works Association, that approach might be part of the problem.
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