We have performed planning and programming services for over 1,000 court facilities nationwide. We work with both architectural firms and courts to improve the design and functionality of courthouses.
We team with government agencies and departments to plan space that supports their goals and mission. We believe in an agile, flexible approach to space layouts and strive to engage the government workforce in the planning process.
We perform workplace security and risk assessments. Our assessments analyze risk and threat, evaluate existing security, determine the gap in security needs, and provide recommendations to improve security and safety.
We help organizations develop effective telework strategies. We assist in transitioning your workforce, implementing productivity tools, and managing in a way that keeps teleworkers productive and connected.
We perform facility needs assessments, identify space improvement strategies, and prioritize projects across a real property portfolio to help optimize facility performance. Our tools can accommodate a portfolio from one building to a nationwide inventory.
We evaluate the capabilities of real property organizations, develop recommendations, and implement business process improvements. We also perform professional studies on a wide array of real property topics.
We develop custom applications for real property management and analysis. From advanced Excel spreadsheets to online applications, our custom apps and tools enable our clients to better understand and manage space and facilities.
We provide services to clients in the public and private sectors.
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