RSA: What Differentiates Us From Antarctica

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What differentiates us from RSA:

1. Bench Strength – Being a larger firm, we have more resources to pull from to support any required tasking efforts requested by NAVFAC. We have all resources/disciplines within the company to support NAVFAC’s needs.
2. Breadth of Experience – We have broader and more diversified experience than RSA, especially with specialized work like BIM, Life Cycle Cost Analysis, Sustainability/LEED Certs.
3. Experience in Antarctica – Most of RSA’s experience in Antarctica is Dick Armstrong. If he is not going to be their lead, RSA will likely have limited Antarctica experience. We have a lot of experience on our team, including people who physically worked multiple seasons in Antarctica. We have also done capital facilities

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