Some of Our Services

 What we do...  

General Contracting services

• Project Management: Overseeing the entire construction process, ensuring that all tasks are completed in a timely manner.
• Subcontractor Coordination: Hiring and managing subcontractors (e.g., electricians, plumbers, painters) to handle specialized tasks.
• Permits and Inspections: Securing necessary permits and ensuring that the project complies with local building codes and regulations. They also arrange for inspections at different stages of construction.
• Budget Management: Developing and managing the project budget, including tracking costs and making adjustments to stay within the budget.
• Material Procurement: Sourcing and purchasing construction materials, ensuring they meet the project's specifications and are delivered on time.
• Scheduling: Creating a timeline for the project and coordinating the work of subcontractors to ensure that the project stays on track.
• Quality Control: Monitoring the work being done to ensure it meets the required standards and specifications.
• Safety Management: Ensuring that the construction site adheres to safety regulations, and that all workers are following safety protocols.
• Problem Solving: Addressing any issues or challenges that arise during the construction process, such as delays, unexpected costs, or design changes.

Fire life safety contracting services

1. Fire Alarm Systems: Installation, maintenance, and monitoring of fire alarm systems to detect fires early and alert occupants.
2. Sprinkler Systems: Design, installation, and maintenance of fire sprinkler systems to automatically control or extinguish fires.
3. Emergency Lighting and Exit Signs: Installation and maintenance of emergency lighting and illuminated exit signs to guide occupants safely out of a building in case of an emergency.
4. Fire Doors and Barriers: Installation and maintenance of fire-resistant doors, walls, and barriers to prevent the spread of fire and smoke.
5. Smoke Control Systems: Design and installation of systems that manage the movement of smoke in a building during a fire to enhance visibility and reduce toxic exposure.
6. System Monitoring and Response: 24/7 monitoring services to respond quickly to fire alarms and other emergency signals.

1. Building Maintenance:
   Routine Maintenance: Regular upkeep of building systems, including HVAC, plumbing, electrical systems, elevators, and other infrastructure.
   • Repairs: Addressing unexpected issues such as equipment failures, leaks, or structural damage.

1. Space Management:
   Space Planning: Optimizing the use of space within a facility, including office layouts, workstations, and common areas.
   • Move Management: Coordinating office moves, including space allocation and setup.

1. Health and Safety Management:
   Compliance: Ensuring that the facility complies with local, state, and federal safety regulations and building codes.
   • Emergency Preparedness: Developing and implementing emergency response plans, including fire drills, evacuation procedures, and disaster recovery.

1. Security Management:
   Access Control: Managing access to the facility through key cards, security personnel, and surveillance systems.
   • Surveillance: Monitoring the premises to prevent theft, vandalism, or other security breaches.

1. Environmental Management:
   Sustainability Initiatives: Implementing energy-saving measures, waste reduction, recycling programs, and green building practices.
   • Environmental Compliance: Ensuring the facility meets environmental regulations and standards.

1. Custodial Services:
   Cleaning and Sanitation: Daily cleaning of the facility, including offices, restrooms, and common areas.
   • Specialized Cleaning: Deep cleaning, disinfection, and other specialized cleaning services, particularly important in healthcare and food service environments.

1. Vendor Management:
   Contract Management: Negotiating and managing contracts with external vendors for services such as landscaping, waste disposal, and cleaning.
   • Service Level Agreements (SLAs): Ensuring vendors meet agreed-upon service levels and performance standards.

1. Technology and Systems Management:
   Building Automation Systems (BAS): Managing systems that control the building's environment, such as lighting, HVAC, and security systems.
   • IT Infrastructure Support: Coordinating with IT departments to ensure reliable connectivity, data center maintenance, and other technological needs.

1. Energy Management:
   Energy Audits: Conducting audits to identify areas where energy efficiency can be improved.
   • Utility Management: Monitoring and managing the facility's energy usage and utility costs.

1. Project Management:
   Renovations and Upgrades: Planning and overseeing building renovations, expansions, and other improvement projects.
   • Capital Planning: Long-term planning for major repairs, upgrades, or new construction.

1. Occupancy and Facility Planning:
   Workplace Optimization: Analyzing and planning for optimal use of space to support organizational goals.
   • Occupancy Tracking: Monitoring how spaces are used and making adjustments to accommodate changing needs.

1. Financial Management:
   Budgeting: Developing and managing the budget for facility operations, maintenance, and capital projects.
   • Cost Management: Tracking and controlling costs to ensure financial efficiency.

Direct & Indirect Supply Chain Services 

Inventory, Warehousing, Direct Sourcing and Procurement,

General and Specialized Procurement, Risk Mitigation, Supplier Management, Enhanced and Targeted KPI management  Statistical report building,  Supply Chain Auditing Services, Mergers and Acquisitions, Leakage and building bridges. 

Growing businesses that need support with minimal costs.

Indirect Supply Chain Categories

Site Maintenance; Construction, Electrical, Landscape, Janitorial, HVAC Services, CAPEX Analysis/Deployment and overall MRO

General Contracting on both Direct and Indirect

• Manufacturing
• Distribution
• Construction
• Health Care
• General Trade
• Real Estate