WHY SELECT PROJECT PARTNERS? Sample Clauses

WHY SELECT PROJECT PARTNERS?. Project Partners is a unique civil engineering firm that provides the exact services the City is seeking and provides these advantages: • Excellent, Highly Experienced Staff with Proven Municipal Expertise • Proven History of Capital Improvement Projects with Client References • Experts Who Keep Your City Safe and CalPERS Compliant • Cost-Effective Rates at a Fraction of Typical Consultant Rates While the City has the choice of firms to provide Civil Engineering support services, Project Partners stands out in its approach of utilizing its extensive arsenal of experienced public sector civil engineering professionals. In the last five years alone, we have been awarded and managed over 100 contracts in Public Works project management for public sector agencies. Some of these contracts are with cities Project Partners has been working with for 20 years or more. To that end, many of our engineers specialize in public works Capital Improvement Programs, project management, and technical engineering expertise. As evident from their resumes, Project Partners is able to present the City of Gardena our top candidates to select from with significant experience as Civil Engineers.
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