Facilities Management staff provides attractive, well-maintained, secure, clean, accessible, safe, well-planned and managed environments for Pierce County government through its Construction , Maintenance, Real Property and Security divisions and Administration functions.
View the Pierce County Facilities Management master list of properties managed.
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The Construction Management Division:
- Manages the construction of new facilities in addition to updating and remodeling existing facilities
- Oversees major building and systems upgrades
- Administers all aspects of project management from initial needs assessments, design & consultant selection, contracting, bidding and negotiations, to construction project management through completion and warranty issue resolution
- View Request For Proposals (RFPs) and vendor opportunities
- Current and upcoming projects
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The Maintenance Management Division:
- Manages preventative maintenance programs for major equipment and building components of County owned facilities
- Completes qualifying remodels for safety, efficiency and improved productivity
- Provides assistance and consulting services to building tenants for electrical, plumbing, carpentry, HVAC, remodeling and other tasks
- Ensures buildings meet safety, fire and disability code requirements
- Provides ground maintenance
- Manages food services, custodial, elevator maintenance and pest control contracts
- View Request For Proposals (RFPs) and vendor opportunities
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Security Management:
- Establishes and maintains security policies and procedures for employees and the public in County facilities
- Processes badging for contractors and non-employees
- Manages security contractors, holding them to high standards of training, responsiveness and accountability
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Pierce County Facilities Management creates and maintains clean, safe, optimally productive, people-focused environments for conducting the County's business.
The staff provides specific expertise to other Pierce County Departments, as needed, to maximize workplace comfort, safety and efficiency.
Pierce County Facilities Mangement provides public benefit through;
- Efficient, cost effective use of taxpayer funds
- Extending the useful life and functionality of County facilities
- Responsible stewardship of forestry resources
For Facilities Management record requests, please contact:
Sylvia Schnug (253) 798-7229
Facilities Management Office Address:
1102 Broadway
Columbia Bank Building , Suite 302
Tacoma, WA 98402
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