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Case Study | Office Decommission And Asset Reuse

One Office Exit. Two Clear Asset Paths.

ASI connected the Seal Beach office exit to selected furniture reuse in San Diego, electrical safe-off, UPS removal, and battery recycling.

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Seal Beach office floor | Completed

Seal Beach Office Floor | Completed

The office was cleared while selected assets followed a separate reuse route.
2Asset routes
UPSRemoval and battery recycling
1Connected exit plan

Overview

Challenge

The site exit involved dense workstation areas, private offices, shared rooms, and technical equipment. Items selected for reuse needed a separate destination while the remaining suite was cleared.

ASI Approach

Separate assets for relocation from the decommission stream, coordinate electrical isolation before dismantling, and manage removal, containers, and final contents cleanout as one assignment.

Results

  • Selected cubicles routed to San Diego for reuse
  • Furniture power safely disconnected before removal
  • UPS equipment and batteries handled through a separate technical stream

Project Info

ClientKPMG
LocationSeal Beach, California
Origin3020 Old Ranch Parkway
Suite400
Reuse DestinationSan Diego, California
DeliveryDecommission and relocation

Plans And Project Scale

The Floor Plan Became The Routing Plan.

ASI used the fourth-floor layout to coordinate removal zones, furniture-power safe-off, selected reuse assets, technical equipment, and final clearance.
Fourth-floor office layout and removal context

Fourth-Floor Removal Context

The plan connected workplace dismantling, safe-off, recovery, and loadout.

The ASI Approach

Reuse, Technical Removal, And Clearance Stayed Connected.

01Clear The Furnished OfficeDismantle and remove furniture, cubicles, overheads, and remaining contents while coordinating bins, handling, and site supervision.
02Recover Selected AssetsRelocate selected cubicles to the KPMG San Diego location, preserving reusable assets within the broader decommission assignment.
03Make Furniture Power SafeCoordinate furniture-feed disconnection and safe-off. Remove low-voltage cabling from the furniture and coil it at the wall where specified.
04Remove UPS EquipmentDisconnect and remove the Emerson UPS equipment and coordinate battery recycling separately from general office contents.
05Carry Added RemovalsFold TV-pole and sign-plaque removal into the field package while keeping excluded building-system work outside the assignment.

The Outcome

Every Asset Followed The Right Exit Route.

The office floor was cleared, selected cubicles were preserved for reuse, and electrical and UPS work stayed connected to the removal sequence.

Reuse Separated From Disposal

Selected cubicles were routed to San Diego instead of entering the general removal stream.

Electrical Work Stayed Connected

Power disconnection was managed as part of the exit instead of a last-minute dependency.

UPS And Batteries Addressed

Technical equipment and battery recycling followed a dedicated handling path.

Added Items Carried Through

Later removal items were completed inside the broader closeout effort.

Field Execution

See The Workplace Before And After Release.

One Accountable Partner.

From Safe-Off Through Final Clearance.

ASI kept furniture reuse, electrical isolation, technical equipment, battery recycling, and office clearance connected.Download The KPMG Seal Beach Case Study

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