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Owners, This RFP Hack Enables Lasting Building Performance

A request for proposals is not just about selecting the right team; it’s the first chance to create buy-in for your new building’s goals.

by Candace Pearson

Here in Vermont, the rolling mountains can be deceptive. As you round the crest of a hill or outcrop, the glimpse of blue sky might make it feel like the summit is just ahead when in fact you’ve got miles of climbing to go.  

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Published September 7, 2016

Pearson, C. (2016, September 7). Owners, This RFP Hack Enables Lasting Building Performance. Retrieved from https://www.buildinggreen.com/feature-shorts/owners-rfp-hack-enables-lasting-building-performance

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