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Six Skills Required to Win Work Funded by the Infrastructure Act
Companies need to augment traditional skills with modern technologies and expertise to maximize their effectiveness.
By Nicholas Della Rosa and Nicholas Wolf
January 13, 2022
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by Nicholas Della Rosa
Nicholas Della Rosa is Microdesk’s Vice President of Infrastructure Services with extensive experience in supporting both public and private firms in the AECO industry. With nearly 18 years of experience at Microdesk and nine years in survey and engineering, he is experienced in providing technical support, training, and consulting on the use and implementation of CAD, BIM, GIS and other AECO technologies within the industry. Nicholas can be reached at info@microdesk.com or (800) 336-3375.
by Nicholas Wolf
Nicholas Wolf is Microdesk’s Vice President of Construction Services. He oversees all construction and VDC projects, and directly manages specific ongoing construction projects with government agencies and Fortune 500 companies. Prior to becoming Director of VDC, Nicholas spent time as both an AECO Project Manager and Construction Solutions Specialist with a background in Fire Protection Engineering, Mechanical Pre-Fabrication and VDC/BIM Management for mechanical contractors, construction managers and owners. Nicholas can be reached at info@microdesk.com or (800) 336-3375.
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