FACILITIES AND ASSET MANAGEMENT

DON’T SWEAT THE SMALL STUFF. WAIT. THERE IS NO SMALL STUFF.

In a world of constrained budgets, government managers must balance today’s investments with tomorrow’s returns to ensure facilities and other capital assets continue to meet the needs of government. Aging capital assets that exceed their effective service lives, increasing demand to reduce environmental impacts and conserve energy, and a federal workforce that must adopt best practices in capital asset management all pose daunting challenges. In addition, recent legislation and regulation have increased the management obligations and reporting requirements for government managers.

At LMI, we see facilities and asset management as critical to the performance of the federal government. We support civil agency, Department of Homeland Security, and Department of Defense managers in solving policy and management problems in public works, facilities, government installations, federal housing, environmental safety and occupational health (ESOH), and energy. We help them acquire, operate, sustain, and renew capital assets, reducing costs, improving efficiency, and managing more effectively.

LMI’s approach to facilities and asset management is advanced and unique. We focus on helping our clients employ their facilities and capital assets to measurably improve the delivery of agency missions and goals. We provide a comprehensive view of asset management that considers all stages of an asset’s life cycle, the organization’s supply chain, programmatic and mission requirements, management controls, ESOH and energy issues, and financial management to maximize the value of an agency’s investment.

With our deep institutional knowledge, breadth of in-house expertise, and long-standing relationships with the federal government, we help clients take effective action, achieve important outcomes, and deliver enduring value.

BE BOLD AND MIGHTY FORCES WILL COME TO YOUR AID.

LMI’s approach to facilities and asset management centers on the use of innovative methods and technologies and the application of commercial and federal best practices.

Our facilities staff works closely with our energy, environmental, safety, and health experts to ensure compliance and use of solutions that protect health and the environment.

We have a strong cadre of professional engineers, registered architects, registered environmental managers, certified safety professionals, and certified industrial hygienists, who lead our work supporting government managers.

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