Authored by: Rimkus Forensics Marketing TeamPublished April 10, 2026. Updated April 30, 2026. A contractor bids a project based on certain assumptions: crews will have…
Authored by: Rimkus Forensics Marketing TeamPublished April 17, 2026. Updated April 30, 2026. A balcony has collapsed. Pieces of concrete, wood, or steel are on…
A New Jersey property manager reviewing a capital budget discovers the building missed last year’s benchmarking deadline. A warning letter from the New Jersey Board…
Appointments position the firm to meet rising demand for infrastructure, building performance and technical advisory services in key Canadian markets HOUSTON, TX – April 21,…
New position strengthens operational systems supporting forensic, built environment and life sciences services HOUSTON, TX – April 14, 2026 – Rimkus, a global leader in…
A roof begins leaking six months after a building is completed. The property owner discovers water damage spreading behind the walls, and repair estimates keep…
A commercial building project falls behind schedule. The contractor blames late design changes. The building owner says the contractor mismanaged the job. A subcontractor points…
Authored by Rimkus Forensic Services Marketing TeamPublished on April 13, 2026. Consider an electrical incident scenario: a maintenance worker is found unresponsive near an open…
Authored by: Rimkus Forensics Marketing Team Catastrophic failure analysis identifies why a structure failed at a scale disproportionate to its apparent cause, reconstructing engineering decisions,…
Authored by Rimkus Forensics Marketing TeamPublished April 10, 2026. Consider this: three independent investigators examine the same collapsed parking structure. One cites a connection design…
New York City’s Local Law 97 charges building owners $268 per metric ton of CO₂e (carbon dioxide equivalent) over their carbon limit. A mid-size office…