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This webinar provided an overview of role and responsibilities of Real Estate during the scoping and alternative formulation phase of the study process. Presenter John Wilburn (HQUSACE Realty Specialist) discussed why it is important to involve Real Estate team members early on in the scoping phase and outlined key scoping considerations related to Real Estate.

• PowerPoint Presentation
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• Q&A Summary

  Items are restricted to US Army Corps of Engineers, CAC required.