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I just found it at a local library and put it on hold.

Thanks. These all sound like viable approaches. I appreciate your ideas.

@oldestguy That makes sense. I'm a young engineer and don't have personal relationships with any contractors. Maybe I can get someone in my firm to make an introduction.

I am a civil engineer who periodically has to prepare cost estimates for earthwork. I can calculate the volume of soil for placement and removal, and I know how to do the unit cost calculations from RS Means, but I am at a complete loss as to how to select the appropriate machinery for the job...

@sreid: Really? It has zero reviews and is in its first edition.

The storage requirements for Highly Hazardous materials are covered in section 415 of the IBC, and grouped into classifications of H-1 through H-5. It is not clear to me whether or not these requirements are cumulative. If not, the requirements for H-3 and H-4 certainly seem to be less...

My civil engineering group produces (among other things) operations and maintenance manuals for wastewater treatment plants. Most of these products are 3-ring binders, but we're starting (finally) to produce "Interactive Electronic Technical Manuals". The problem is, we're doing this from...

I know this is an old thread, but since the contractors appear to have followed the bedding/backfill spec, can the engineer still hold them at fault for the deflected pipe?