The NewsFlash – June 30, 2009

Online version of BCA's NewsFlash newsletter

Second Quarter Edition of The Checklist Published

The latest issue of The Checklist is now available for your reading pleasure. Check out the 2009 Second Quarter edition which follows a Commissioning & LEED® theme. Highlights include Industry Leader Q&A regarding LEED v3 and a case study on one of the largest LEED Platinum buildings in the U.S. The Checklist also includes news about the upcoming BCA Expo, chapter and committee updates, and more.

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RFQ from the City of Charlotte, NC

The City of Charlotte is issuing a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for building commissioning services for various projects. Work may involve newly constructed facilities as well as renovation projects.

Responses are due no later than 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, July 21, 2009.

Details on this RFQ are posted on our Solicitations page (member log-in required).

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Save the Date

Education, Energy and Government is the theme for this year's BCA Convention and Exposition. This year the Expo will address government opportunities in commissioning as well as on-going commissioning efforts from Big 10 universities. It will also feature hands-on building tours on the campus of Ohio State University.

2009 BCA Convention and Exposition
October 18–19, 2009
Columbus, OH

Join us beginning at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, October 18 for the BCA's Annual Meeting and Dinner followed by the all-day educational program and building tours on October 19.

Luncheon keynote speaker will be Helen Kessler, AIA, a USGBC Board Member and commissioning advocate.

See The Checklist for more details.

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