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Persistent Infrastructure identity graph shows verified asset histories for all asset holders for audit and registry

New Economic Study Identifies a $300 Billion Infrastructure Identity Gap in the Built Environment

A Dallas-Based Infrastructure Identity Firm UMIP Inc. Explores the Economic Impact of Fragmented Asset Records
March 20, 2026

A newly released economic analysis from Dallas-based infrastructure identity firm UMIP Inc. examines how fragmented infrastructure documentation may be contributing to significant inefficiencies across the lifecycle of global infrastructure assets.


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Kebony Receives Texas Dept. of Insurance Approval for Cladding Products

TDI approval is a mark of quality, durability, and safety in Texas for cladding products
March 5, 2026

Kebony North America announced it has received approval from the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) for its Dually Modified wood cladding, according Kebony North America Director Andy Hehl.


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FM Global's testing standards improve insurability of solar-equipped roofs in storm-prone states like Florida.
Solar Insurance Markets

FM Global Begins Offering Solar Panel Certification for Hail, Fire Resistance

In Florida, known for carriers fleeing and denying coverage, the mutual insurer fills a gap
May 28, 2025

As insurers shy away from solar-equipped roofs, FM Global introduces a new certification system for fire and hail resistance — aiming to boost coverage, safety and resilience in severe weather zones.


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Registration Open for 2024 FGIA Southeast Region Virtual Meeting April 30

March 13, 2024

Those in the Southeast Region are encouraged to register now to participate in this one-day online event packed with important industry topics. The schedule is now available.


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Green MIP Reduction Program: HUD's Multifamily Game-Changer

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Daniel Overbey
September 4, 2020
Before being approved for a U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development multifamily loan, such as the HUD 223(f) loan, a borrower must have mortgage insurance
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Insurance issues during COVID-19

VIDEO: Insurance Issues Facing Contractors in the COVID-19 Pandemic

May 7, 2020

Brad Moody of the Moody Insurance Agency in Colorado addresses the insurance-related questions and concerns roofing contractors have about the COVID-19 pandemic.


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High Performance, Low Operating Costs

New digs provide an insurance company with needed additional space and increased energy efficiency.
Tracey Beckstrom
October 26, 2012

 Vermont Mutual Insurance Group was on a mission when searching for a new space to be constructed for its Claims Division department.  


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