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FEDA NEWS & VIEWS THE COVER FEATURES 18


What Goes into an Eff ective Design-Build Contract


TABLE OF CONTENTS


Building Strategic


Relationships Success in the


foodservice equipment and supplies industry doesn’t happen alone. Dealers rely on strategic partners to increase their competitiveness and expand their market. This issue of FEDA News & Views highlights some of those relationships and how dealers can use those resources and their expertise to take projects to completion.


11


Bid Work 101 for


Dealers With bid work becoming more competitive, these practices can give dealers the edge when submitting proposals.


20 14


VIEWS 04


Developing a Solid


Design-Build Strategy Foodservice equipment dealers navigate the complexities of providing exceptional design-build services.


Chairman’s Message By David Stafford


I06ndustry Insights By Kevin Clark


08


Mission Forward By Tracy Mulqueen


42


Chief Operator Changes in the Industry


46 OPERATORS


22


Manufacturer Showcase


From Problems to Profi ts: T e Importance of Project Management Technology


How better technology will determine the winners of the next major battle – brick and mortar projects.


32 38 ON THE MOVE


new feda members


Recent Promotions, Hires and Retirements at FEDA Member Companies


40 New FEDA Members Spring 2023 3


2023 FEDA Annual Conference


2023 Young Industry Leaders Events


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