What Keeps Me Up at Night: Cost Estimating – 2025
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Caddell Construction Commemorates 40th Anniversary
Caddell Construction is celebrating 40 years in business, commemorating when John Caddell filed the company’s Articles of Incorporation on January 27, 1983.
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Combatting the Fentanyl Crisis in the Corrections Industry
By Alexander Sappok Fentanyl has caused more deadly overdoses in recent years than any other opioid, and it has increasingly
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The Future of Justice Architecture (Is in Good Hands)
Youth, as has been misspoken, is wasted on the young. If that is indeed true, the topic of this musing is a waste of ink and certainly your time to read it.
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North Carolina County Courthouse Project Forges Forward
Silling Architects is serving as the Architect of Record for the design and construction of a new courthouse to be located in Concord. Built over 45 years ago, the existing courthouse was constructed at a time when the county population was approximately 80,000.
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Chicago Area In-Patient Treatment Center Aims to Raise the Bar
A recently debuted vital venue in Joliet, Ill., has drawn attention for all the right reasons, as it aspires to embrace the notion that a secure environment can also be a restorative setting focused on wellbeing.
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Physical Security Forecast Predicts Top 2023 Industry Trends
Genetec Inc., a leading technology provider of unified security, public safety, operations, and business intelligence solutions, has shared its top predictions for the physical security industry in 2023.
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New Hampshire DOC Program Placing Inmates on a Better Path
The New Hampshire Department of Correction’s Correctional Facility for Women announced the launching of a new program that is inspiring residents to be their best selves.
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The Future of Corrections is Data-Informed
“Real-time data” may sound like a business buzzword. But it is more than just buzz.
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A New Approach to Juvenile Detention in San Diego
The February 2022 opening of the County of San Diego Youth Transition Campus (Phase I) represented a major shift in the design of juvenile detention facilities, as well as the development of a one-of-a-kind, national model.
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