Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance
TPM provides space assessment post-pandemic for state’s downtown offices
TPM is providing supplemental staffing, space assessment, and utilization services to assist the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) in supporting the Governor’s Future of Work initiative. The ultimate objective of this initiative is to operationalize downtown Boston area office spaces to support the new way of working post-COVID-19, including a focus on open office spaces, increased collaboration areas, reduced paper storage, and optimized shared public meeting/hearing space.
Project Overview
- Operationalize Governor’s directive to consolidate and downsize downtown Boston, MA office space by 50% through a hybrid work environment
- Project impacts approximately 20,000 people across the city
- Management of multiple projects simultaneously in developing restack/swing phasing schedules and overseeing moves to swing spaces, enabling the clearance of spaces for the start of construction
- Facilitating the installation of new and reuse furniture
- Tenant liaison support for agencies requiring additional help in getting the “leg work” done in areas of records reduction, furniture and equipment inventory, and consolidation/move planning
“Gilbane TPM has been a valuable and highly effective addition to our team. Your support has been prompt, on-point, meaningful and you provide excellent ideas and solutions to the teams.”
Belkis Roman
Director of Facilities and Infrastructure
Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs
Quick Stats
- Client:
- Location: Boston, MA
- Size: 20,000 People
20,000
person department
50%
reduction in office space
3,000+
work points
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