Proven results
Recoveries measured in millions — and zero de-obligations
Every engagement is built to maximize eligible reimbursement and survive later audit. Here is a closer look at the outcomes we have delivered for the public sector.
- Federal funds recovered
- $28M+
- Projects worksheets managed
- 100+
- De-obligations on closed projects
- 0
- Years of recovery experience
- 15+
Federal funds recovered
Projects worksheets managed
De-obligations on closed projects
Years of recovery experience
$23MCentral California
Merced County, California
DR-4683 / DR-4699 Winter Storms & Flooding
$23M recovered across 70+ project worksheets
Managed a county-wide FEMA Public Assistance portfolio spanning debris removal, emergency protective measures, and permanent repairs to roads and facilities — with zero de-obligations.
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$4.7MHudson County, NJ
Township of Weehawken, New Jersey
Coastal storm & flooding events
$4.7M reimbursed across 20 project worksheets
Delivered full FEMA PA grant management for a dense waterfront municipality, recovering costs for emergency response, debris, and waterfront infrastructure repair.
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Denied funds recoveredCalifornia Central Valley
Central Valley Rural Roads
Winter storm flooding — rural road network
Recovering funding for "impossible" rural road damage
A flagship case study in winning reimbursement for rural road damage that FEMA initially viewed as deferred maintenance — secured through alternative evidence, maintenance logs, and engineering documentation.
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$9B portfolioNew York City
NYC Transit & Ferry (Jeff Abraham)
Hurricane Sandy — DR-4085
$191.55M Staten Island Ferry grant within a $9B recovery portfolio
Leadership-level experience managing one of the largest transit recovery portfolios in the nation following Hurricane Sandy, including the $191.55M Staten Island Ferry grant — with zero audit findings.
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