The art of getting public construction done right.
For public agencies navigating construction and maintenance programs, having the right process in place makes all the difference. Dennis Downs has built his career on making those processes work — efficiently, transparently and in a way that gives clients real confidence in every step.
As an expert in Job Order Contracting, Dennis implements and manages JOC programs that help public agencies engage in construction and maintenance projects with speed and accountability.
- His superpower is process organization: the ability to bring structure and clarity to complex programs so clients can focus on outcomes rather than obstacles.
- The result is construction procurement that is faster, more auditable and built to serve the communities that depend on it.
- Dennis has earned the trust of some of California's most prominent public institutions and government agencies.
- He is an active member of the Center for JOC Excellence and the Project Management Institute.
- He has shared his expertise at the California Association of Public Procurement Officials Annual Conference and the California Counties Facilities Services Association Annual Conference presenting on proven JOC techniques and maximizing resources in challenging times.
- Outside of work, Dennis can be found on the trails on his mountain bike or following the latest in auto motorsports, always drawn to the precision and performance that great engineering makes possible.
Jaime delivers clear mechanical assessments to help clients make confident decisions.
His work consistently bridges technical detail with practical outcomes, supporting both short-term actions and long-term planning.
Led detailed evaluations of HVAC and mechanical systems across a wide range of facilities, identifying risks, performance gaps, and lifecycle considerations.
Translated complex technical findings into clear, decision-ready insights that support capital planning, budgeting, and stakeholder communication.
Worked closely with multidisciplinary teams to align mechanical assessments with broader facility, energy, and asset management strategies.