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National Structural Engineering is a highly experienced firm based in Houston, Texas, specializing in providing comprehensive structural engineering services for both residential and commercial projects. With over 25 years of industry leadership, founder Michael Skoller P.E. has engineered numerous notable structures, including the largest house in the state of Texas, and has contributed to various publications in the field. The firm maintains certifications with multiple institutions and associations, ensuring the highest standards of quality and expertise. Offering a wide range of services, National Structural Engineering excels in delivering full-service structural engineering documents and plans for foundation and framing in new and existing residential constructions. Additionally, the firm provides commercial structural engineering services for various types of structures, including businesses, restaurants, churches, and educational institutions. With a commitment to excellence, National Structural Engineering also offers construction review, expert witness investigation, and testimony, ensuring that projects adhere to the highest standards of structural integrity.Generated from the website

Latitudes Environmental is a leading environmental consulting firm based in Houston, Texas, specializing in a comprehensive range of services tailored to meet the unique needs of various organizations, from investors and developers to government entities. Their team of experienced professionals utilizes advanced technology to efficiently conduct thorough evaluations, ensuring clear communication and project accountability throughout the consulting process. Offering services such as environmental permits, due diligence, audits, and mold inspections, Latitudes Environmental is committed to providing practical solutions that help clients navigate complex regulatory landscapes while enhancing operational efficiency and sustainability efforts. With a focus on delivering customized, project-specific solutions, the firm aims to support clients in achieving their environmental goals, irrespective of their geographic location. Generated from the website

Houston Council of Engineering Companies originated in 1980 as The Association of Consulting Municipal Engineers of Metropolitan Houston as a non-profit business organization. In June 1999, ACME became the local chapter of the American Council of Engineering Companies. In July 2002, we became the Houston Council of Engineering Companies ( Houston-CEC ) to reflect our goals and our national affiliation. Originally created to address problems that private consulting engineers were having in getting timely plan reviews by local agencies and to discuss other problems faced by engineers involved in municipal/civil type work, we have expanded the scope of our purpose. Representing all sizes of consulting engineering firms, Houston-CEC represents a voice for the private consulting engineer. We are a forum for the interchange of ideas, a source of technical information and expertise and a political voice for engineering interests in the Houston metropolitan region involved with public works agencies to resolve problems and issues common to the industry. We work to advance the interests of the private practicing engineer as a whole in a way that no single firm can do on their own. The recently approved NPDES Guidelines for the City of Houston and Harris County had substantial input from our Drainage Committee, including the designs for Best Management Practices ( BMP ). Houston-CEC members have developed a reputation of high technical expertise and thus are routinely requested to review and make recommendations to our public agencies on a wide range of design criteria, guidelines, policies and regulations affecting many types of civil engineering projects. Preliminary engineering was provided by Houston-CEC member firms for the first 14 Neighborhoods to Standard for the City of Houston. Our Plan Review Committee was responsible for the "Express Plan Review Sheet" now being used by the County and City. Our Contracts Committee worked with both the City and County to revise the engineering fee curves in 1995 and is working this year ( 2001 ) to update them again.