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Find out if your business is eligible to recover costs for personal protective equipment (PPE) or for rebates to help with fixed costs, such as property tax and energy bills.
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The Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) has updated a specification establishing minimum performance requirements for self-adhering flashing surrounding common exterior fenestration products.
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The National Glass Association (NGA) has announced it will host its 25th annual Building Envelope Contractors (BEC) Conference in person March 21-23, 2021 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. This plan is contingent on pandemic restrictions being enforced by the hotel and the City of Las Vegas regarding in-person gatherings.
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The City of Ottawa’s Planning Committee has approved design guidelines to help keep birds from colliding with buildings. Bird-safe design features have been scientifically proven to lessen the risk of collisions, reducing bird injuries and deaths.
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The Thunder Cut, from Salem Fabrication Supplies, is a new generation series of stainless-steel body core drills. These premium, high-speed, self-dressing diamond core drills are produced in multiple working lengths for both manual and automated (CNC) machinery from a variety of equipment manufacturers. This series has accomplished, at minimum, 2x the process speeds of any product on the market today. Additionally, with their specific bond design, the Thunder Cut core drills have achieved 3x-5x the life expectancy of the standard drills resulting in reduced maintenance and replacement costs. Contact Salem today to learn more. GO BEYOND THE EDGE.
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Pandemic response expert Suzanne Bernier rejoins Glass Talk to tell us what we’ve learned in six months of pandemic about the virus, how it spreads and what businesses should do to combat it. We touch on some of the controversies around masks and lockdowns and whether surfaces are primary vectors for COVID-19. Suzanne looks ahead to the winter and the prospects for a vaccine – and the news is not all good.
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