Performed numerous costs analyses to determine the most financially feasible occupancy alternative comparing status quo / do nothing scenario with renovating, leasing or building elsewhere.  For the Department of State’s National Foreign Affairs Training Center in Arlington, Virginia, DoS identified a need to expand the capabilities of the federally-owned 72-acre campus.  In order to accommodate this expansion, DoS contemplated constructing additional classroom space.  Bolan Smart prepared a 30-year cost benefit analysis to contrast preliminary order of magnitude comparative costs between possible occupancy scenarios.

Other clients include:

• Veterans Administration Headquarter Building, Washington, DC;
• Department of Commerce Headquarter Building, Washington, DC;
• Library of Congress Logistics Warehouse Facility, Prince George’s County, Maryland;
• Prettyman Courthouse, Washington, DC;
• Strom Thurman Federal Center, Columbia, South Carolina;
• Environmental Protection Agency regional field campuses;
• Architect of the Capitol, Washington, DC;
• National Institute of Health for Building 31 on its main campus and for National Institute Health / National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Disease, both in Bethesda, Maryland; and
• Navy’s Potomac Annex, Washington, DC.