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Thomson Reuters | National Workplace and Facilities Relationship

National Reach.
Technical Depth.
One ASI Partner.

Construction, workplace transitions, technical site exits and facilities support. ASI connected the work across Thomson Reuters locations in the United States and Canada.

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U.S. & Canada

Workplace and facilities assignments

Technical Depth

Construction, systems and building closeout

One ASI Partner

Connected scopes and field follow-through

A Relationship Built Around
the Whole Workplace.

Thomson Reuters engaged ASI across a varied portfolio of office transitions and facilities assignments. The work connected furniture and moves to construction, electrical systems, server rooms, HVAC, roofing, restoration and site closeout.

Challenge

Different buildings, changing scopes and interconnected trades required a delivery partner able to carry each assignment from field planning to its required final condition. Physical moves, system removals and building restoration had to follow a coordinated sequence.

ASI Approach

Align assets, specialist trades, building requirements and follow-up work within each assignment. Connect site review and planning to field execution, relocation, technical removals and closeout.

Project Info

Client
Thomson Reuters
Reach
United States and Canada
Program
Workplace, construction and facilities delivery
Technical Scopes
Construction coordination, electrical and mechanical interfaces
Workplace Transitions
Furniture, relocation, storage and technical decommissioning
Building Support
Restoration, facilities service and closeout

The ASI Approach

The Site and the Assets.
One Coordinated Sequence.

  1. Assess

    Review the space, retained assets, technical systems and building requirements. Identify what stays, moves, changes or comes out.

  2. Plan

    Connect inventories and drawings to furniture handling, access, storage, specialist trades and the required final site condition.

  3. Coordinate

    Align construction, electrical, mechanical and workplace responsibilities. Carry tests, field changes and return visits into the sequence.

  4. Execute

    Manage the selected move, installation, technical removal, repair and restoration work around the needs of each building.

  5. Follow Through

    Connect completed tasks, remaining building obligations and service findings to closeout and the next facilities decision.

Los Angeles, CA

Construction Connected
to Workplace Change.

HVAC, electrical and coring joined framing, drywall soffits, painting and fire-sprinkler relay work.

A line-set pressure test required a work stoppage and return framing mobilization. ASI coordinated the changed sequence, protection and trade readiness. Related relocations connected two Los Angeles origins to a destination, including equipment teardown, movement, rebuilding and disposal.

Lake Oswego, OR

Office Decommissioning.
Technical Site Closeout.

The office decommission included approximately 22,000 square feet and shipment of electronics to Eagan.

Related technical closeout assignments extended into server-room electrical pullback, UPS and racks, data cabling, rooftop cooling and fire-suppression work.

Roof infills and sleeper-curb repairs followed equipment removal. Furniture, branding, e-waste and interior restoration formed part of the broader exit, connecting assets and remaining building obligations.

Lake Oswego office decommissioning showing cleared floor area and retained perimeter rooms

Lake Oswego, OR

Office decommissioning

Charlotte, NC

Two Buildings.
Three Suites.

ASI coordinated the exit of Suite 200 at 10715 Sikes Place and Suites 200 and 300 at 10720 Sikes Place.

Furniture and content removal connected to cleaning, branding removal, patching and priming, artwork handling and powered exterior-sign removal with electrical safe-off.

Kennedy Space Center Press-Site Office, FL

Facilities Follow-Through.

Facilities work included roofing, fire-protection engineering and deficiency correction, electrical repair and HVAC service. Sprinkler work connected a hydrant flow test and field survey to engineering calculations and the hydraulic calculation plate.

HVAC diagnosis and service restored cooling on an interim basis and identified the need for replacement planning. ASI connected immediate operating needs with the next facilities decision.

Kennedy Space Center press-site office roof work beside the elevated access walkway

Press-Site Office, FL

Roof work

Toronto, ON

Plans Connected
the Transition.

Floor 18 and 19 plans connected workplace inventory to furniture handling, storage, electrical, mechanical and field coordination.

Toronto remains a substantial individual project within the wider national relationship. The plans show how furniture locations, rooms, shared spaces and building infrastructure fit within the two-floor transition.

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McLean, VA and San Francisco, CA

Workplace Delivery
Across Locations.

McLean, VA

A move from the third floor to the first, fourth and sixth floors connected furniture decommissioning with workplace relocation.

San Francisco, CA

Glazed-office work and workplace changes added another set of site requirements to the wider relationship.

Connected Responsibilities

The Whole Project
Stayed in View.

Los Angeles shows construction sequencing. Lake Oswego demonstrates technical closeout. Charlotte and McLean show transitions across suites and floors, while the press-site office demonstrates facilities support. Together, these assignments connect construction, technical infrastructure, workplace assets and building turnover through one ASI relationship.

Construction, electrical and workplace coordination

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