Planning the growth for the San Antonio metro area has paid off. Location, climate, industry support, education, infrastructure, and economics are just a few of the advantages driving the area’s projected population to top 4 million by 2050. To support the anticipated rise in airport traffic, San Antonio International (SAT) is undergoing a major expansion. The terminal development program will,...
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DEI is in Anser Advisory's DNA
Anser Advisory was founded in 2018 by merging three Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) firms. Since then, we have acquired a historically certified DBE in California, a certified Women-Owned Business Enterprise (WBE) in California, a certified Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) in Florida, and a certified WBE and LGBTQ+-owned business in Massachusetts. Team Anser now includes a total of ten...
Continue reading →Anser Advisory Acquisition of Digital Twin Leader, Gafcon Digital, Creates a Comprehensive Physical and Digital Building Lifecycle Support Offering
Anser Advisory, the 14th largest program management firm according to ENR, the second fastest growing AE firm according to Zweig Group, and an Energage Top Workplaces USA organization, is pleased to announce its acquisition of Gafcon Digital, the world’s leading software-agnostic systems digital model integrator for building and infrastructure owners. The combination of Anser Advisory’s broad...
Continue reading →Lessons Learned: How a constructability review can benefit your next project
Today’s complex construction projects undertaken by public agencies demand an experienced advocate to ensure the owner’s best interest in all aspects of the work. A constructability review—an independent, structured review of design documents by construction professionals— levels the playing field between project owners, contractors, vendors, and architects. The goal of a constructability review...
Continue reading →How a Constructability Review Can Save You Time, Money, and Headaches
A constructability review, conducted by construction professionals, helps level the playing field between project owners, contractors, etc. and saves time and money by uncovering issues that may affect construction. Benefits include reduced costs and schedule, a smoother construction process and fewer public relations and legal issues.
Continue reading →Unlocking Opportunities: Funding and Technical Assistance for Improving Water Infrastructure
For decades, the news about water infrastructure in the United States hasn’t been good. Development, treatment facilities, delivery systems, and restoration of natural systems have all been severely underfunded. But now, there is good news. There is a lot of funding available for infrastructure improvement, including water infrastructure.
Continue reading →Exploring Opportunities in Rail Construction: Insights from Industry Leaders
It’s OK, you’re allowed to brag a little! On Thursday, March 30, 2023, the Construction Management Association of America’s (CMAA) Southern California Chapter is hosting a virtual, educational seminar presented by Anser Advisory with guest speakers Kosta Mallakis, from the Port of Los Angeles, Francisco Aragon from the Port of Long Beach, and Kim Chan from Los Angeles Metro to help demystify and,
Continue reading →Fire Mitigation: A Four Phase Approach
Wildfires have become an increasingly devastating problem as our environment continues to change. Utilities are taking action to protect the lives and property of their customers along with critical grid assets.
Continue reading →Airport Planning, Design & Construction Symposium: 2023 PM/CM Track Highlights
Our PM/CM Track Team is looking forward to ensuring your winter ends on time by welcoming you to sunny Anaheim, California, on the first day of March 2023. Follow-up topics from previous popular symposium panels and new topics are lined up to bring you the latest in Project Management and Construction Management (PM/CM) best practices.
Continue reading →Water Resources: Planning and Management
By 2070 it’s estimated that 50 million people will call themselves Texans. They will all need water. So will the places they want to work. So will pools and golf courses. They will want to eat, too, and that requires water. There are other demands, including the environment. More than 480 current residents already participate in our regional water planning groups. That is quite a welcoming...
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