Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District
With the goal of delivering a high-quality facility condition assessment for Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD), the FOS team conducted data gathering at 21 campuses across almost 1.5M sf. The assessment included evaluation of classroom and lab spaces, building envelope, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, communications, and structural systems.
To further advance the project’s goals, SMMUSD subscribed to our FOScore® software platform and the FOS team linked facility condition assessment (FCA) records to the almost 1,700 QR-code tagged assets. This combined solution allows the school district to create and maintain a comprehensive physical asset database, identify and execute deferred maintenance projects with accurate cost data, and develop budgets for capital renewal and replacement.
FOScore®’s planning module is in use to help guide the development of actionable projects with accurate cost estimates. The result is a district-wide approach to capital improvement planning for deferred and future maintenance needs that prioritizes the needs of maintaining and operating existing facilities while recognizing the short- and long-term goals of the district.
Key Stats:
1.5 million sf
21 campuses
Located in Santa Monica, CA
Eighty percent of the lifecycle of a building is operations. With capital improvement planning, your organization can develop a plan to prioritize replacement of facility systems and components, and ultimately accomplish your goals. FOS develops multi-year capital improvement plans in partnership with our clients using data from facility condition assessments. Our plans enable prioritized deficiency correction and a platform to equitably distribute limited funding. Capital improvement planning narrows the guesswork and allows for the analysis of multiple funding scenarios which affect long-term renewal and deferred maintenance. Bolstered by our capital planning software solutions, strategic investment planning with FOS ensures dollars spent today reduce unnecessary expenditures tomorrow.