Meet and greet SCS professionals at the 2023 Florida Public Works Expo, April 18-20, at the Jacksonville River City Downtown Hotel and the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center.
The Florida Public Works Expo attracts hundreds of Public Works professionals from the State of Florida and the Southeast, providing a great opportunity to network with your peers, boost your motivation, and gain powerful new tools for success! You will also have the opportunity to attend a variety of Technical Sessions designed to sharpen your skills, maximize production, and keep you on the cutting edge of emerging technologies and products. Be sure to visit the Trade Show and acquire new tools, tips, and techniques from the leading suppliers and manufacturers in your industry!
There are many great reasons to attend the Expo, including:
The event is hosted by the Florida Chapter of the American Public Works Association.
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Environmental assessments are part of the City’s environmental management plan to protect the health and welfare of citizens when implementing infrastructure projects.
MIAMI, FL. – SCS Engineers is working with the City of Miami by providing professional environmental engineering services on public infrastructure projects. The SCS project team, led by Eduardo Smith, Vice President at SCS Engineers, and a Registered Professional Engineer in Florida.
SCS Engineers provides sustainable environmental consulting and engineering services to the City of Miami including design, construction documents, construction administration and various reports for environmental engineering related projects. SCS Engineers is one of the leading environmental consulting and construction firms in the nation. SCS has extensive experience in all facets of environmental management including air and water regulatory compliance and permitting in the state of Florida.
“The City of Miami continues to deliver significant project accomplishments of the hundreds of projects under development in the Capital Improvement Plan,” said Eduardo Smith. “SCS professionals have a positive history working with the City, its citizens, and Florida regulatory agencies on public and private projects because we help the State meet tougher environmental regulatory policy standards.”
