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Hi, We are a steel building manufacturer and need a freelancer to do our MBS and Tekla designs for Engineering and fabrication. We are based in the united states. Thanks! https://www.google.com/search?gs_ssp=eJzj4tVP1zc0TKkoNEy2NEtTYDRgdGDwksxNLUnMyclMVkgqzcxJycxLV0jOzy1IzKsEADi3Dro&q=metallic+building+company&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS916US916&oq=metallic+&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j46i20i199i263i465i512j0i433i512l2j0i67j69i61j69i60j69i61.4919j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Design an automatic chicken coop door opener, to avoid those mechanical structures that are currently sold in the market, design a novel and unique product.

Quantity Surveying and Design Assist Project Study, Design of Solutions, plans and estimation Accurate QS, BOQ, RFQ,

I am looking for an innovative well designed curtain rod. I want a design that will stand out visually and must be functional. Bluetooth speaker and refillable liquid spray.

The challenge is to design a new and improved Step Stool than those in the market place. Pls note: Step Stools are different from Step Ladders. Step Stools usually have 2-Steps or 3-Steps, are lightweight, slim in profile, used inside the home, are usually kept in the kitchen or closet. Ladders often have more than 3 steps, are more heavy, used for big projects, and are stored in the garage or outdoor shed. Attached is a PDF showing some of step stools now selling in the market. The best selling ones are on the first page, and they are 1) lower cost, 2) basic & simple in design and construction (that's how they are low cost), 3) but they usually have boring white frame with black steps. The better designed step stools on page-2 are 1) stylish looking, 2) some are very slim (take up less storage space), 3) some have handles that extend to help balance the user to prevent falls, while others 4) include cut outs on the step to help user "lean" to keep balance, and still others 5) include trays to hold tools. A key concern with Step Stools is SAFETY. Many injuries occur due to poor quality/design/engineer or user lose their balance when over reaching. The winning design will help prevent falls and injuries.