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Innovation in the Water Industry

Advances in water technology are key to building smart cities and strong communities. CDM Smith North America Unit President Tony Bouchard shares insights into the exciting developments taking place in the water industry. Learn about four areas of revolutionary water innovation

CDM Smith Design-Build Project Named WateReuse 2016 Industrial Project of the Year

J.R. Simplot Company's process water treatment and return plant in Caldwell, Idaho, was named WateReuse's 2016 Industrial Project of the Year. This innovative facility raises the bar for water reuse in food industries by reclaiming 1.7 million gallons per day, equivalent to drinking water standards, for safe reuse in potato product manufacturing. Learn more about the Simplot project

Breaking Ground and Barriers with Virtual Design and Construction

CDM Smith's VDC Director, Russ Tamblyn, discusses the value of VDC in the architectural, engineering and construction industry. Read the interview

Thought Leadership

Five Questions to Answer Before Investing in a Tablet for Field Work

file under: Program Management

Our big-data expert, Amol Daxikar, provides five questions to consider before investing in tablets for field work. Learn more
Mapping a Smarter Future with Technology

file under: Program Management, United States, Government, Federal Government, North America, Water

The path to building a smarter utility starts with establishing clear goals and considering how technology can help get you there. Ask these four key questions to start building your technology roadmap. Learn more
How Will New Tech Take Your Operations to the Next Level?

file under: 3D/4D Design, Chemicals, Design-Build, Facilities, Federal Government, Food and Beverage, Government, Industrial, Metals and Mining, Oil and Gas, Power, Sustainability

David Neitz, CDM Smith Chief Information Officer, discusses CDM Smith's reinvigorated approach to technology, how dramatcially reduced technology costs are changing the infrastructure game, and the big collaboration advancements around the corner. Learn more
10 Steps to Disaster Preparedness

file under: Emergency Response, Environment, Facilities, Federal Government, Government, Integrated Resources Management, Sustainability, Program Management

Disasters affect millions of people each year on a personal, business, local community or national level. The golden rule for successful disaster management at all levels is to increase awareness, develop actions plans and practice them. Learn more
What’s the best delivery method for your next big project?

file under: Design-Build

Choosing from the menu of alternative delivery choices is a complex task. But finding innovative ways to obtain better value for your infrastructure investment becomes easier as you build more projects in your portfolio. Each alternative delivery method offers a different set of benefits when compared to traditional design-bid-build. Learn more
Combining Remedies for Complex Superfund Sites

file under: Bioremediation, Environment, Federal Government, Sustainability

With many of the smaller and simpler hazardous waste Superfund cleanups having achieved their objectives, what remain are very large or complex cleanups, where a single remedial technology alone cannot achieve restoration. Combined remedies leverage multiple technologies to achieve a common remedial goal on complex Superfund sites. Learn more
The Path to Coal Ash Compliance

file under: Chemicals, Environment, Facilities, Federal Government, Food and Beverage, Industrial, Metals and Mining, Oil and Gas, Power, United States

On April 17, 2015, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency published the final Coal Combustion Residual rule, which becomes effective October 19, 2015. This infographic helps coal-fired power plant owners and operators navigate the rule's technical requirements for the safe disposal of CCR, commonly known as coal ash. Learn more
Stories that Matter: Getting Back to Business in Libby

file under: Emergency Response, Environment, Federal Government, North America, Sustainability

CDM Smith helps Libby, Montana, recover from devastating contamination and get back to business. Learn more