We’re Growing! CCS Facility Services is thrilled to announce the opening of our new branch in Arkansas. This expansion is part of our ongoing commitment to deliver top-notch cleaning and maintenance engineering solutions to commercial businesses and educational facilities across the United States. The new branch, located in Conway, Arkansas, just outside of Little Rock, offers a comprehensive range of commercial cleaning services, including day and night janitorial, carpet and floor cleaning, emergency restoration, window cleaning, and more, as well as expert facility engineering services to keep buildings safe and running smoothly. “Having the opportunity to extend our reach into the Midwest and Southeast is very exciting,” said Troy Coker, Chief Executive Officer. “CCS has always been committed to providing exceptional cleaning services that meet the unique needs of our clients, and with the opening of our new branch in Arkansas, we are excited to develop partnerships with this vibrant community and deliver our high-quality services to all types of businesses, universities, and school districts across the region.” Read more about this exciting development here: https://hubs.li/Q02H0d6V0 #CCSArkansas #BuiltToServe #ServiceHeart #ThankYou
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±107,612 SF CLASS A ADVANCED MANUFACTURINGING Strategically situated with freeway frontage on Interstate 80 in Davis, 3808 Faraday Avenue is positioned approximately 15 minutes west of Downtown Sacramento, 20 minutes southwest of the Sacramento International Airport, and 90 minutes east of the San Francisco Bay Area, ensuring excellent accessibility and freeway signage opportunities. A unique ±107,612 SF state of the art facility in the supply constrained Davis market. The property is conveniently located less than 3 miles east of University of California, Davis, which serves as a driving force for producing top employee talent in the region. As the largest employer in the city and renowned as a world-class research and development university, it set a record in the fiscal year 2021-22 by raising over $1 billion in external research funding, surpassing the previous year’s total by $103 million. Zoned as Planned Light Industrial/Business Park, the property is suited to accommodate advanced manufacturing, research and development, light industrial and distribution uses. Go to Featured Listing: https://lnkd.in/gp3F35E6 ----- For all available listings for April 2024 including industrial, office & new developments, go to https://lnkd.in/gBPiBeS4 #BuzzOates #IndustrialRealEstate #OfficeRealEstate #CommercialRealEstate
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Maintenance Woes Imperil Federal Facilities Footprint In K-12 schools, deferred maintenance often hampers the ability of teachers to instruct students effectively. In many commercial office buildings, the issue gets in the way of improving facilities to […] #transformfm #ifma #ashe
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