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Spring is finally here! Time to enjoy the yellow daffodils, pink cherry blossoms, bright green grass… And neon orange traffic cones. Yeah, it’s construction season again, too. Depending on where you live, if you just survived a crazy season of winter weather and...

Standing Room Only The Women’s Business Enterprise National Council hosted an amazing conference this year in Nashville. With over 300 exhibitors and 4,000 attendees, women-owned businesses had direct access to diverse supplier personnel from large enterprise...

Orbital Project Management (OPM) is expanding our offerings to include energy infrastructure consulting services.   Working key projects the past few years, providing project and program management for everything from utility undergrounding to drone-assisted...

Welcome to Month Two of our Backyard Gardening series for 2023!   Indoor Seed Starting If you missed the official launch, it isn’t too late. You can access the seed selection article by subscribing to our monthly newsletter, The Nucleus, and reviewing the...

Spring is coming! Whether you plan to tackle major spring cleaning or launch into a home or garden renovation project, here are some safety basics that can protect you from unnecessary and potentially life-altering harm.   The Sky is Falling (Nope. Just you...

Diverse Talents Kelly Warren serves as Orbital Project Management’s Safety and Marketing Manager. As a licensed healthcare professional and BCSP-certified Safety Trained Supervisor in Construction, Kelly brings a broad understanding of risk, prevention, illness,...

CONGRATULATIONS to Elijah M. on his recent selection as the recipient of our weeklong STEM camp prize! Summer Just Got Cooler Elijah will spend an entire week this summer at the incredible AstroCamp facility in the mountains of Idyllwild, California. If you haven't...

Beginning as National Negro History Week in 1926, it developed into a month-long recognition in the late 1960s across the U.S. on college campuses. In 1976, President Gerald Ford formally recognized February as Black History Month. From social progress to science...

  One powerful strategy for reducing global carbon emissions is to utilize a local food supply. Transport of food products is a major producer of carbon emissions, so minimizing dependence on food that must be trucked into stores is an excellent place for...

This has been one crazy-weather winter for North America: Tornadoes tearing through the South Blizzards blanketing the Northeast Ghastly-negative windchills in the Midwest Bomb cyclone with flooding and mudslides on the West coast Fog causing massive pileups on...