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WT Partnership are assisting the Hawaii Department of Accounting and General Services (“DAGS”) and the facilities operator, The Hawaii Department of Public Safety (“DPS”), in managing the OCCC project’s planning and procurement effort. Our role includes providing ongoing advice and guidance on project delivery and financing options which is currently envisaged to be an alternate delivery mechanism involving design / construction / financing and maintenance for the development.

WT is providing cost management services for the Midfield Satellite Concourse (“MSC”) South project at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). MSC South is an eight gate, two level, 150,000 SF terminal facility connected directly to the MSC North project, currently under construction.

WT provided P3 Advisory, Cost Consulting Program Management, Transaction Management, Project Management and Stakeholder Management services to UTSA.

The New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District project entails the remediation and construction of a world-class mixed-use development across 100 acres. Central to the plan will be delivery of a new build stadium for approximately 40,000 seats alongside complimentary commercial developments including hotels, restaurants, retail, public realm, as well as connectivity to a newly constructed transit-oriented development (TOD) node.

WT Partnership provided P3 Advisory on the proposal.

WT Partnership is providing Lenders Technical Advisory services for the $1.4bn I-75 Modernization Project.

WT has been engaged to provide end-to-end design review cost consultancy services for the Federal Way Elementary School District's facility improvement. The levy, which passed in 2012, has three primary goals. First to rebuilding Federal Way High School which shall improve the public school district facilities. Second is to improve 19 elementary school playgrounds across the district of Federal Way - providing state of the art recreational facilities supporting child developer and finally improve the security of the entire district by providing security cameras district-wide.

Client: DLR Contract Value: $35-50 Million USD Services: Cost Learn more

The project will add physical spaces such as, administrative offices, restrooms and a new cafeteria. MEP systems and a new gas line will be installed as a component to the cafeteria’s kitchen and boiler system.

Lake Washington School District secured payment for the most urgent projects that were recommended by the District’s Long-Term Facilities Planning Task Force.