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within the firm’s areas of specialty real estate. DigitalMonitoring Products (DMP) announced that Doug Rieman will
return to his position as Texas Regional SalesManager. He will be responsible for developing new sales and providing on-going services to DMP authorized dealers throughoutTexas. The Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI) is developing a
method to incorporate criteria specific to individual state departments of trans- portation into the PCI Plant Certification Program. It will provide added assur- ance to specifiers and owners of transportation projects that their requirements are beingmet through the use of an enhanced PCI Plant Certification Program. The city of Sudbury, Canada, has selected Nova Bus to retrofit its current
bus fleet with the ITS4mobility Intelligent Transportation System, which will then be factory-installed on subsequent Nova LFS vehicles delivered as part of a multi-year agreement. Jean-Pierre Baracat, Vice President of Business Development, said this agreement is indicative of a growing trend in the public transit industry. “(The systems) are powerful tools to optimize information use and communication with vehicles in service, in order to provide top service to users and ease fleetmanagement for transit
authorities.They are a core compo- nent of the future of public transit.” The 25th anniversary of Chance Management Advisors (CMA) was
April
2.The company, under the leadership ofBarbaraChance, provides solu- tions for clients through customized consulting services in the areas of parking, transportation, and access management. Its primary clients are universities, medical centers, governments, developers, downtowns/ business organizations, and special event centers. CMA focuses on parking and transportation plan- ning,management, operations and finance.
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Principals Become Sole Owners of Parking Consulting
FirmGraelic Charles Ignatz and Bryan Redlin, principal
owners of Graelic, have acquired the minority interest associated with their parking consulting firm. They will maintain their roles as principal owners. The acquisition was completed in Octo- ber 2008. “We’re pleased to become sole owners of the
firm,” Ignatz said. “We plan to retain our Cleve- land offices as headquarters and our office in Gig Harbor, WA. We also have opened an office in Akron, OH. From our strategic locations, Graelic will continue to maintain and expand its client base both nationally and internationally.” Redlin, who manages Graelic’s office in
Washington, has been associated with the firm since 1986. Ignatz, who joined the firm in 1988, manages its Cleveland and Akron offices. Both aremembers of the International Parking Institute, National ParkingAssociation, the Parking Con- sultants Council and other industry organizations.
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