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Environmental COI Topic: - Public-Private Partnership (P3) Opportunities for Fed Energy and Sustainability Projects. The Federal Government of the United States, as the country’s largest real property asset holder, oversees approximately 500-million ft2 of built environment. This vast portfolio, coupled with the government’s ambitious emissions reduction targets, presents a unique opportunity for public-private collaboration to achieve sustainability goals. This webinar delves into the untapped potential of Public-Private Partnerships (P3s) within federal facilities, emphasizing the myriad opportunities they offer for catalyzing sustainable transformations. Participants will gain insights from Subject Matter Experts who bring decades of combined experience in energy and sustainability project development and execution. They will shed light on the numerous prospects that P3s offer for energy and sustainability project development and execution. They will shed light on the numerous prospects that P3s offer for energy and sustainability projects within federal facilities. Join us to explore how these partnerships can drive sustainable change in the largest built-environment sector in the US.
POC : Craig Bryant
Topic: Our annual resilience seminar/workshop this year will focus on resilience programs in Oklahoma. The agenda is below:
1100 – Welcome, pledge of allegiance – Emelia Brooks-Sisco
1105 – Topic Introduction – Resiliency projects and initiatives in Oklahoma – Miro Kurka
1110 – 1140 – Oklahoma Emergency Management - Annie Vest (Director - OEM)
1140 – 1210 - Federal Flood Risk Management Standard (FFRMS) goals, data needs and how some of the federal Agencies have planned to implement it. FFRMS is now incorporating climate changes which will result in significant changes – Sarada Kalikivaya (AtkinsRealis)
1210 – 1230 – People get their lunch
1230 – 1300 – Oklahoma Comprehensive Water Plan – Tony Clyde (SWT) and Patrick Hogeboom (Michael-Baker)
1300 – 1320 – SAME Resilience Community of Interest Update – Patrick Hogeboom (SAME)
1320 – 1330 – Final remarks and announcements – Emelia
POC: Miro Kurka
Sponsor: Black & Veatch and Stantec
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Topic: Come join us for fun and friendship at Tulsa's annual Oktoberfest. We have 30 Tickets available so RSVP soon. Our table is 395 in the Paulaner Bier Stube Tent from 3:00 PM - 11:00 PM on Wednesday, Octobber 16, 2024. We can't wait to see everlyone do the Chicken Dance!!
POC: Emmet Reedy
1st Session "Motivation": June 13th (Tulsa) & 20th (OKC): 5:30pm-7:30 pm
2nd Session "Conflicts": Sept. 5th (Tulsa) & 12th (OKC): 5:30 - 7:30 pm
3rd Session "Self-awareness": Nov. 14th (Tulsa) & 21st (OKC): 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Please note: Up to 1 PDH will be made available and certificate printed at all technical SAME meetings. Presenters will be eligible to receive 3 PDHs. PDHs for some past meetings can be found on the Archives page.
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The Tulsa Post of the Society of American Military Engineers maintains more than 50 sustaining member firms and more than 350 individual members. Tulsa has also been home to the Tulsa District Corps of Engineers for more than 60 years! All of our meetings are open and anyone interested is encouraged to attended our meetings.
The mission of the Society of American Military Engineers is to promote and facilitate engineering support for national security by developing and enhancing relationships and competencies among uniformed services, public and private sector engineers.
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Tulsa, OK 74153 |
