Bridges 2010 Conference: San Fran, November 17-19

Posted by Steve Anderson on Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

“With more bridges being declared structurally deficient or obsolete, there is a need for immediate and novel engineering solutions in order to be well prepared for potential disasters and minimize future maintenance costs.”

Bridges 2010 Conference brings together municipalities, governments, designers, main contractors, and anyone interested in the bridge-building industry.

Topics and workshops include:

  • Future Proofing Your Infrastructure while Maximizing on Safety and Reliability
  • Innovative Design Techniques and Building Sustainable Bridges
  • Funding Major Infrastructure Projects and Achieving Delivery Expectations
  • Modern design techniques for bridges

Learn more at BridgesConference.com

Register for the conference

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