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BAMI-I (Buried Asset Management Institute-International)
公用事业
West Lafayette，Indiana 1,248 位关注者
Underground Infrastructure Understood!
关于我们
The Buried Asset Management Institute – International (BAMI-I) is a non-profit corporation whose main purpose is to educate and assist those who have an interest in applying best buried asset management practices to extend the life and efficiency of their assets. Although BAMI-I has been mainly focused on water and wastewater systems, the principles of asset management apply to all different types of buried assets including for instance gas distribution pipes, electric cables.
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https://bami-i.com/
BAMI-I (Buried Asset Management Institute-International) 的外部链接
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- 公用事业
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- 2-10 人
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- West Lafayette，Indiana
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- 非营利机构
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- 2003
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550 Stadium Mall Dr
US，Indiana，West Lafayette，47907
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BAMI-I (Buried Asset Management Institute-International) 转发了
What every Project Owner, Designer, and Contractor Needs to Know About Utilities on their Projects. Don't miss the 24th UESI - Utility Engineering and Surveying Institute and BAMI-I (Buried Asset Management Institute-International) Utility Investigation School being hosted at our Kiewit Lone Tree (Denver), CO offices. We are expecting to have a full house December 9-13th! Register today! https://lnkd.in/g2bXVnUk See y'all soon. #SUE #Utilities Thank you to the Sponsors, Iowa State University, Purdue University, Subsurface Utility Engineering Association, Lamb-Star Engineering, T2 Utility Engineers, ImpulseRadar, AECOM, ClearLine, ASOCIACION LAMSTT, and Kiewit
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Thank you, Ross Waugh, for your continued contributions and for making the long journey to join us for the second time! Your insights and dedication to the industry are always greatly appreciated. It’s inspiring to see how your conversations, like the one with Heather Himmelberger, continue to shape meaningful discussions. Looking forward to seeing you again in 2025!
Ross Waugh really enjoyed his time at the 2nd Annual BAMI-I (Buried Asset Management Institute-International) Congress last week. The long travel from NZ to America is always well worth Ross' enjoyment of meeting colleagues, sharing insights and industry practice developments, and at being among the many wonderful people who work in this industry. Here are his takeaways as both a participant and a speaker: Heather Himmelberger and Ross Waugh were able to have a conversation for an hour based on the theme 'the infinite loop' that incorporated looking back to look forward and projecting what is ahead to inform decisions now.?? During the conversation they covered: — The total cost of assets over their lifecycle, and how that can impact on decision making. — The advantages of incremental investment in smoothing tariff's and maintaining resources and expertise. — Labour resource scarcity and resilience - there is a big growth in demand for engineers in the USA, projected to be an additional 13% per year until 2031, and a third of roles unfilled each year (which is a similar situation in both Australia and New Zealand.) — The issue of funding public health infrastructure in small, rural, remote and deprived communities with previous state and federal funding being free grants, meaning communities are reluctant to fund new infrastructure or required upgrades themselves. ??Well done to Tom Iseley, Wei Liao and BAMI-I (Buried Asset Management Institute-International) who put this conference together and continue to run it every year, you deserve all the applause for your hard work in providing incredible value and connection to our industry. Looking forward to what 2025 will bring for all of us!
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Savanna Speciale, thank you for being such an integral part of the panel discussion at the 2nd Global Buried Asset Management Congress! Your insights into innovative decarbonization strategies and critical infrastructure management truly enriched the conversation and left a lasting impact on everyone in attendance. It’s inspiring to see the passion and expertise you bring to addressing these challenges. On behalf of BAMI-I, we’re deeply grateful for your participation and for representing Carbon Solutions, LLC so powerfully. This kind of collaboration is exactly what drives meaningful progress in our industry. We hope to see you at future events as we continue to tackle these important issues together!
Expert at managing commodity origination and cross-trade finance transactions across the supply chain for refined products, crude oil, h2, vectors, CCUS, RNG, waste circularity and decarbonization solutions.
It was an honor to participate in a panel at the 2nd Global Buried Asset Management Congress this past week, where we discussed innovative decarbonization strategies and solutions for managing critical infrastructure that supports our communities. Thank you to John Norton, Jr., P.E. for moderating the discussion between Michael Peters, Cory Kreutzer, Greg Zoeller and myself and to BAMI-I (Buried Asset Management Institute-International) , Wei Liao and Tom Iseley for hosting such a valuable forum to address the challenges and opportunities in buried asset management. It’s inspiring to see how collaboration and education are driving progress across the industry and I enjoyed participating on behalf of Carbon Solutions, LLC!
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Khem Aryal, thank you so much for your kind words and for recognizing the collaborative spirit of the BAMI-I Congress! It was truly inspiring to see so many brilliant minds like yourself coming together to advance buried asset management. Achieving comprehensive underground asset management is indeed a team effort, and we’re grateful for the contributions and insights shared by everyone, including you. Looking forward to continuing this journey together!
It was a fantastic opportunity to connect with industry leaders in the field of buried asset management. Achieving comprehensive underground asset management is clearly a collaborative team effort. Nothing feels more inspiring than being surrounded by such brilliant minds like Tom Isley, Wei Liao, John Norton, Jr., P.E. , Olugbenga S. IBIKUNLE (Ph.D., P.Eng., CRL, MBA), Ali Nayeri, Johnson Raju and all asset management experts BAMI-I (Buried Asset Management Institute-International) BrainDrip, llc. #GBAMC #AssetManagement #Utilities
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"Is not just an event"—wow, that’s so true! It’s incredibly encouraging to see how the BAMI-I Congress inspires collaboration and innovation in such an impactful way. Thank you Mahjee? for being part of our journey!
The BAMI-I (Buried Asset Management Institute-International) congress is not just an event; it’s a movement towards advancing the buried asset management and water asset management industry and beyond. This year's congress, held at the Omni Severin Hotel in Indianapolis, Indiana showcased a wealth of knowledge transfer for the enhancement of delivering first-class water and waster water management systems for customers all over the world. Sharing a snapshot of the speaker line-up. All are encouraged to attend to learn more about protecting one our critical resources.... Water. The Mahjee? team attended and engaged with pillars in the industry. We stepped away from this conference with a deeper understanding of the needs and requirements of the industry. Looking forward to next year. #water #wastewater #bami-i #congress
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Josh, thank you so much for your thoughtful post and for being such an important part of the panel! We’re thrilled to hear how much value you found in the discussions at the BAMI-I Congress. Your point about states requiring asset management plans to access funding is incredibly timely and important—it perfectly aligns with our commitment to outreach and education. That’s also why we host the important event, GBAMC, to further these crucial discussions and initiatives. Together, with voices like yours, we’re making strides toward stronger, more resilient utilities for communities everywhere. It was truly an honor to have you on board. Let’s keep the conversation going!
It was an honor to be a part of such an esteemed panel at the BAMI-I (Buried Asset Management Institute-International) Congress in Indianapolis this weekend. Amidst a room of engineers and asset management professionals it was interesting to hear that asset management challenges in the utility sector are universal and not dependent on the size of the utility. There's still such a disconnect between the wet utilities and asset management. The gap is starting to close, but only because of outreach and education from groups like BAMI-I and rural water associations. It also helps that states are beginning to require asset management plans in order to tap into funds! Thank you to my fellow panelists for your great insight and conversation! Megan Casey Glover leticia eberly Ross Waugh
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Day 2 of the Global Buried Asset Management Congress (GBAMC) is underway! It is filled with insightful presentations and engaging discussions. Attendees are gaining valuable knowledge on topics ranging from pipeline rehabilitation to sustainable financing. Review the agenda here - https://lnkd.in/gUmKTebN #GBAMC2024 #AssetManagement #Innovation #Learning #Day2
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GBAMC 2024: Day 1 Highlights Relive a moment from Day 1 of the Global Buried Asset Management Congress (GBAMC) with this clip from Dr. Olugbenga Ibikunle's keynote address. Stay tuned for more updates from the event! #GBAMC2024 #AssetManagement #WaterInfrastructure #Innovation
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The Global Buried Asset Management Congress (GBAMC) is in full swing! We’re thrilled to see such engaged and enthusiastic participants connecting, sharing insights, and exploring the latest trends in asset management. From informative sessions led by industry leaders to dynamic networking opportunities, this congress is proving to be a true hub of innovation and collaboration. As we dive deeper into the theme of “New Horizons in Buried Asset Management,” we’re inspired by the meaningful discussions and connections being made. Thank you to everyone who has joined us so far—let’s continue to learn, network, and shape the future together! #GBAMC #AssetManagement #Innovation #Networking #Collaboration
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