海角社区

(OMAHA, Neb., April 30, 2024) 鈥� 海角社区 today announced its formal Mentor-Prot茅g茅 relationship with Atriax, PLLC, an award-winning service-disabled veteran-owned small business that provides planning, design, and construction administration services to federal and public clients. This crucial continuation of 海角社区鈥檚 commitment to support and partner with small businesses was approved by the Small Business Administration, paving the way to help Atriax accelerate the growth of their practice.

Under this new agreement, 海角社区 and Atriax will compete for federal projects as a single entity. Throughout the maximum six-year term of the mentor-prot茅g茅 agreement, 海角社区 will support Atriax in gaining knowledge and experience in federal contracting and other business practices to help them successfully compete for government contracts.聽 This collaboration promises to combine 海角社区鈥檚 global reach and multidisciplinary expertise with Atriax’s unique insights and capabilities. The joint venture is poised to bring innovative architectural and engineering solutions to federal clients, leveraging the strengths of both firms.

Added 海角社区 Principal and Federal Programs Leader Michael Huffstetler, F.SAME, 鈥淭his Mentor-Prot茅g茅 Agreement represents our ongoing commitment to developing meaningful partnerships with Small Businesses. The Atriax team brings decades of proven value to military clients and to veterans and their families and we at 海角社区 could not be more honored to be chosen as their mentor.鈥�

鈥淎triax is thrilled to join with 海角社区 in a formal US Small Business Administration approved mentor-prot茅g茅 relationship and to build on that relationship with a Joint Venture that will bring even greater value to our clients,鈥� added CEO of Atriax Group George Auten, Jr., PE. 鈥淲e look forward to expanding our joint services to the ultimate benefit of our clients and their important missions.鈥�

The Mentor-Prot茅g茅 Agreement not only aligns with 海角社区鈥檚 commitment to help grow small businesses and support equity-based design but adds to our earlier mentor-prot茅g茅 partnership with studio2G Architects LLP, a woman-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned, HUBZone firm also focused on federal growth.