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WSP

Overview

As one of the largest engineering and design firms in the United States, WSP continues to expand through rapid growth and strategic acquisitions, including the integration of TRC. With thousands of employees and an increasingly complex real estate portfolio, WSP required a partner capable of delivering seamless workplace transitions while adapting to evolving operational requirements. Although OMA’s relationship with WSP began in 2026, the partnership quickly developed through multiple successful projects involving office relocations, IT support, decommissioning, and specialized laboratory moves. Each engagement has strengthened collaboration, built trust, and positioned OMA as a reliable extension of WSP’s project team.

OMA’s Solution

OMA approached the engagement as a collaborative partnership rather than a transactional move. Working closely with WSP’s facilities, IT, and operational leadership, our team established clear communication channels, defined governance processes, and developed customized execution plans for each project phase. For highly technical environments, OMA conducted detailed site assessments and developed specialized move plans for sensitive laboratory equipment. When specialized certifications or equipment were required, we coordinated trusted third-party partners to ensure compliance, safety, and flawless execution without impacting project schedules.

 

Commercial office relocations

IT disconnect and reconnect services

Asset management and tracking

Installation and reconfiguration

FF&E logistics

Warehousing and storage

Vacated space management

eRecycling

Cost analysis and containment

Spotlight Project: Lexington, Kentucky

One of the partnership’s most notable successes occurred during a relocation project in Lexington, Kentucky.

Extensive planning before move day included inventory validation, scope confirmation, and detailed coordination with stakeholders, allowing the project team to begin with complete visibility into project requirements. Once on site, unexpected changes—including the removal of cubicles before the move—required immediate adjustments to the execution plan. Rather than delaying the project, OMA rapidly re-sequenced work, adapted field operations, and maintained momentum throughout the relocation.

Despite changing site conditions and weather-related challenges, the team:

  • Completed the project ahead of the original schedule.
  • Successfully decommissioned the existing space to landlord requirements.
  • Protected building finishes and minimized risk throughout execution.
  • Maintained safety and quality standards from start to finish

Results

OMA’s partnership with WSP has continued to expand through consistent project success and dependable execution.

Highlights

  • Successfully completed multiple relocation and decommissioning projects during the first year of partnership.
  • Built trusted relationships across WSP’s facilities, IT, and business teams.
  • Executed specialized laboratory equipment relocations safely and efficiently.
  • Adapted quickly to changing field conditions without impacting project outcomes.
  • Delivered projects ahead of schedule while maintaining exceptional quality standards.
  • Established a scalable partnership capable of supporting WSP’s continued national growth.
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Why It Matters

For organizations experiencing growth, acquisitions, or complex workplace transitions, success depends on more than logistics—it requires a partner who can navigate changing conditions, coordinate diverse stakeholders, and deliver consistent results. Through strategic planning, proactive communication, and execution excellence, OMA has become a trusted resource supporting WSP’s evolving workplace needs, helping ensure every relocation is completed safely, efficiently, and with minimal disruption to business operations.

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