In March of 2024, RPM participated in a think tank session with U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, who is also slated to become the future chair of the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness (USICH). This critical conversation focused on collaborative efforts to address homelessness in the Phoenix region, specifically exploring successful approaches that can be implemented on a national scale through the USDA and USICH.

Bremerton has contracted with RPM, a firm with expertise in rapidly responding to homelessness issues by creating plans and designing various shelter models for communities across the western United States. For Bremerton, RPM has reviewed local area needs to help understand which type of shelter can best address the impacts of homelessness on the local community.

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RPM Team has successfully managed and implemented homeless navigation centers that have helped thousands of people transition from homelessness to stable housing. We make a point to incorporate principles of trauma-informed design to enhance the experience of the clients, reduce stress, and cultivate an environment of mutual trust and support. We actively embrace input and advice from stakeholders with firsthand lived experience with homelessness to ensure that the final design will enhance the supportive housing program.

RPM Team awarded contract by City of Manteca to develop a comprehensive plan to address and alleviate homelessness and prepare a five-year Homelessness Action Plan (HAP).

Pre-engineered buildings (PEBs) are a viable solution for sanctuary spaces and worship. They offer many advantages over traditional construction and can be delivered rapidly with a lower cost. RPM Team is experienced guiding congregations in their growth with pre engineered buildings.

Pre-engineered and prefabricated structures have gained popularity in recent years for a variety of applications and uses. RPM Team is at the forefront, utilizing the benefits of prefab to accelerate construction efforts for homeless solutions, affordable housing, and medical and military facilities, all at a more affordable cost. However, there are still some misconceptions surrounding the industry that can deter people from considering pre-engineered construction as a viable option for their project’s needs. Let’s debunk three common misconceptions about pre-engineered structures and shed light on their true potential.

Pre-engineered and prefabricated structures have gained popularity in recent years for a variety of applications and uses. RPM Team is at the forefront, utilizing the benefits of prefab to accelerate construction efforts for homeless solutions, affordable housing, and medical and military facilities, all at a more affordable cost. However, there are still some misconceptions surrounding the industry that can deter people from considering pre-engineered construction as a viable option for their project’s needs. Let’s debunk three common misconceptions about pre-engineered structures and shed light on their true potential.

The global construction industry has a significant impact on the environment, accounting for approximately 39% of global energy-related carbon emissions. One solution at the heart of RPM Team’s efforts is pre-engineered and modular construction, which offers many benefits regarding sustainability, environmental protection, and ecological responsibility.

When it comes to building a structure, it's essential to use the most reliable and secure construction methods available. Not all construction methods are created equal when it comes to safety, and at RPM Team, safety is a top priority for every project we work on. Panelized design and construction have emerged as a superior method for metal stud framing and drywall installation.

RPM Team is defined by three divisions - Engineering, Structures, and Homeless Solutions. Focusing and defining our three market sectors allows us to streamline our operations and provide even more specialized services to our clients while leveraging our existing expertise and knowledge.

When general contractors set out to find structural engineers or special project architects for large-scale projects, they need someone who is accessible, flexible, and efficient.

After recent projects, RPM Team has been able to form a relationship with CalTrans. The relationship recently led CalTrans to reach out specifically to RPM Team.