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Chapter 4: Conclusions
Pages 22-24

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... The following major improvements to the SF 254 were recommended by respondents: Block 8: Expand the matrix to show the personnel strengths by discipline in each branch office. Add the following disciplines: environmental engineers; CADD operators/technicians; industrial hygienists; fire protection engineers; chemists; geotechnical engineers; biologists; and project managers.
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... Block 10: Add profile codes for hazardous and toxic waste remediation, asbestos abatement and design-build. Also consider adding some or all of the 200 series codes in ACASS.
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