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Stake Center Locating Completes Recapitalization

Recapitalization at Stake Center Locating Intended to Accelerate Growth

November 26, 2019

Stake Center Locating says, after strong year, new capital structure will allow the company to explore growth opportunities

James Benson using Topcon MAGNET software

Housing Project at UC San Diego Gets Boost From High Tech Tools

Larry Trojak

September 1, 2019

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On many jobsites throughout the world, layout for a structure’s mechanicals is still done using a measuring tape, a string, and a lumber crayon. Not so for HPS Mechanical, which is well into its fourth year embracing layout technology based on a robotic total station.

Oregon DOT worker using geopositioning for automated machine guidance

Oregon DOT Adopts Rugged GNSS Tablets for Construction Use

May 15, 2019

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Oregon construction crews, biologists, geologists, roadway designers and wetlands workers have gained precise digital as-constructed measurements for state projects using rugged GNSS tablets in the field.

Surveyor's Footsteps: Surveys Provide the Canvas for Architect's Artistry

An accurate and quality survey is the foundation on which you will build your design.

Jeffrey Turner

March 1, 2018

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Where I have chosen to prepare the base plans, I feel that what I produce are the canvas upon which architects and engineers can practice their “art.”

Autofocus Technology Standard on New C-Series Total Stations

C-Series integrates seamlessly with Trimble field and office software

September 27, 2017

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Trimble’s C5 and C3 mechanical total stations are useful in cadastral surveys and topographic surveys.

Traversing The Law: Do Surveyors Commit Consumer Fraud?

How about we come up with solutions, before someone else does?

Jeffery N. Lucas, PLS, Esq.

December 2, 2014

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This year marks the 40th anniversary of POB Magazine. It just so happens that in June of this year I marked my 10th anniversary as a regular columnist for the magazine.

Labor Department Expands Davis-Bacon Act on Survey Crews

NSPS reports that the Department of Labor reversed 50 years of precedent and ruled that surveyors are subject to the Davis-Bacon Act.

May 16, 2013

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NSPS reports the Department of Labor ruled that members of survey crews are subject to the construction prevailing wage law.

POB

2020 May

In the May 2020 issue of POB, find out how mobile spatial imaging technology helped an international construction company to redefine the business of road and railway projects, discover new applications for mobile mapping and steadily drive them toward new opportunities.

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