Selected Experience

Built for missions where the details cannot be separated from the outcome.

Across more than 1,000 completed federal and commercial projects, JS Global has helped clients plan, design, build, renovate, secure, and sustain facilities with demanding operational and technical requirements.

The Work Behind the Mission

Experience is demonstrated differently when confidentiality matters.

Many JS Global engagements involve secure environments, federal users, sensitive operations, controlled access, or client information that should not be presented as a conventional public portfolio.

The selected examples below describe the challenge, scope, and capabilities at a responsible level. Client identities, precise locations, operational details, and certain project photography are intentionally limited where disclosure could conflict with the trust placed in the team.

Project Highlights

Selected secure and mission-critical work.

01

Federal Agency Command Center

Architectural demolition, build-out, and finish work within an occupied secure facility, including a new SCIF, secure partitions, specialized doors and hardware, RF-shielded one-way glazing, specialty ceilings, raised access flooring, carpet, and painting.

02

Government Screening Facility

Architectural build-out within a newly erected secure facility, including wall partitions, threat-mitigation features, specialized doors and hardware, a dedicated ceiling system, privacy screens, bollards, and automatic operators.

03

Multi-Tenant SCIF Facility

General contracting for a three-story facility designed around ICD/ICS 705 requirements, with extensive demolition, rooftop air-handling replacement, fragment-retention film, multiple SCIF build-outs, access controls, monitoring, and specialized safety systems.

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05

Professional Building Renovations

Demolition and renovation across offices, an auditorium, SCIF rooms, and telecommunications spaces, coordinating architectural, electrical, mechanical, plumbing, sprinkler, acoustic, privacy-glazing, air-distribution, and balancing work in an occupied secure facility.

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06

International Embassy Renovation

Scope development, budgeting, design, and construction support for an existing embassy in Madagascar, delivered as a design-build partner to the prime contractor through a two-phase renovation and expansion that addressed remote logistics, procurement, manpower, and schedule.

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07

Secure Federal Mechanical Modernization

Custom air-handling replacement and a redundant control network across secure federal buildings, with JS Global self-performing 64% of the work.

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08

Standby Generator Yard on Historic Grounds

A 900-kW standby generator and screened yard designed and built on historic federal grounds, including resolution of an unmapped underground obstruction and six review rounds.

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09

Security Kiosk Replacement at Active Entrances

Two prefabricated security kiosks replaced at federal entrances, operational within 95 days with both entrances kept open.

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Capabilities in Practice

Connected expertise across the project lifecycle.

  1. 01

    Plan

    Existing conditions, mission objectives, stakeholders, accreditation, budget, schedule, access, logistics, and delivery constraints.

  2. 02

    Design

    Architecture, engineering, interiors, security integration, resilience, code coordination, documentation, and constructability.

  3. 03

    Build

    Preconstruction, project controls, construction management, self-performance, quality, safety, sequencing, and closeout.

  4. 04

    Secure

    SCIF requirements, force protection, forced-entry mitigation, perimeter systems, access control, privacy, and occupied operations.

  5. 05

    Integrate

    Design-build leadership that connects requirements, design decisions, procurement, construction, commissioning, and readiness.

Confidentiality by Design

Some of the strongest project experience is not meant to become marketing content.

01

Client and agency identities may be withheld.

02

Locations may be generalized where disclosure is unnecessary.

03

Photography may be limited, illustrative, or unavailable.

04

Security systems and operational details are described only at an appropriate level.

05

Additional relevant experience can be discussed through the proper procurement and confidentiality process.

Frequently Asked Questions

Understanding the project portfolio.

Why certain details are limited and how to discuss experience relevant to a new requirement.

01Why are some client names and locations not shown?
Many projects involve federal clients, secure environments, sensitive operations, or confidentiality obligations. JS Global shares enough information to demonstrate relevant capability without disclosing details that do not belong in a public portfolio.
02Can JS Global discuss additional relevant projects?
Yes. When appropriate, the team can discuss comparable experience through the procurement process and within the confidentiality boundaries applicable to the client and project.
03Does the portfolio include both design and construction work?
Yes. JS Global’s experience includes design, construction, renovation, self-performance, project management, and integrated design-build delivery across secure, federal, and mission-critical environments.
04Can JS Global work inside an occupied secure facility?
Yes. Several selected projects involved renovation and specialized installation within occupied secure environments where access, sequencing, safety, continuity, and coordination required deliberate planning.
Bring the Requirement Into Focus

What does the next project need to protect, enable, or deliver?

Share the mission, facility, delivery stage, security requirements, operating constraints, schedule, and primary sources of risk. JS Global will connect the right design, construction, and program leadership.

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