The District defined project needs, evaluated priorities, and shaped a capital program that addressed safety and infrastructure improvements, upgrades, and electrical and plumbing system needs.

.Lansing Central School District transform an undersized elementary cafeteria into a secure, flexible multipurpose space that improves meal service, restores consistent schedules, and supports broader school programming.

The Ithaca City School District commissioned a multi‑phase energy study across 14 facilities to identify energy‑efficiency recommendations.

Infrastructure and learning‑environment issues were interpreted into a customized, filterable long‑range facility plan and tracking tool.

The phased reorganization and modernization of Greenport Union Free School District’s historic K–12 building improved safety and learning.

District saves on electricity and carbon emissions with 6,600 kW of rooftop and canopy PV

Completion of a comprehensive Building Condition Survey that brought large, multidisciplinary teams and frontline technicians together to guide capital planning and pre‑referendum decisions.

Tetra Tech played a central role in reimagining the Brentwood Union Free School District’s athletic-field upgrade as a broader campus enhancement that serves students and the community.

Tetra Tech converted the old Clinton County Municipal Airport hangar in Plattsburgh into the Conference Center for Champlain Valley Educational Services (CVES), creating a flexible, multiuse facility that brings many BOCES functions together in one location.

The Minisink Valley Central School District faced a critical challenge with its aging wastewater treatment plant, which was no longer able to meet campus demands and was at risk of failure.

A 1960‘s era 250-seat lecture hall in the core of Ithaca High School was no longer an effective use of space sixty years later. Instead, the District required flexible spaces for 60-80 people, equipped to support staff meetings, professional development and mid-sized groups of students.