MAAS Companies, Inc.

Today we recognize World Humanitarian Day! We are paying tribute to the real-life heroes who have committed their lives to helping others in the most extreme circumstances throughout the world. This year's campaign focuses on what drives humanitarians to continue to save and protect lives despite conflict, insecurity, lack of access and risks linked to COVID-19.

Thank you to all Front-line Staff, Doctors, Nurses, First Responders, Caregivers, Businesses, Service Employees and Essential Workers.

is a global campaign that celebrates humanitarians with a special “Thank You” to the people who have committed their lives to helping others.

Over the course of a year marked by profound and ongoing change, our administrative personnel have been with us every step of the way with invaluable support.

David DeSpain, Mary Bell, Norma Diaz

Here’s to you, CHEERS!

May Peace, Joy, Health and Happiness be yours during this Holiday Season and throughout the New Year!

Taking a short break from our regular hours at the office to help raise funds to support our veterans as sponsors of the annual Fullerton College Veterans Golf Classic. To all you veterans out there, we salute and thank you for your service to our great country!

For more information on the services provided by the Fullerton College Veterans Resource Center please visit: https://veterans.fullcoll.edu/

Today MAAS Companies celebrates employees Norma Diaz, David DeSpain and Mary Bell!

Thanks for everything you do to help keep things running smoothly!

Join our Webinar: Overcoming Social Distance

As an organization with operational and client facing teams positioned in disparate locations, we at MAAS Companies leverage technology to mitigate barriers and achieve results. Having successfully partnered with, and consulted for, districts since 1987, we understand that unique situations call for adaptive solutions. Join us as we share and discuss which tools we use and why.

Learn more & register: https://maasco.com/2020/04/webinar-overcoming-social-distance/

We're headed to the 74th annual TASBO Conference in Houston next week. Swing by our booth #413 to learn more about services and software. With another year of continuous development under our belts, there's lots to be excited about.

See you there!

For more information, please visit: www.maasco.com

Project Coordinator Wanted:

Construction Project Coordinator needed in the North County San Diego Area. Applicants are required to have knowledge of RFI’s, Submittals, PCO’s and Contracts. Previous experience with Educational Bond Construction preferred. Workplace environment is fun and fast paced.

Please submit applications to [email protected], include “Construction Project Coordinator” in subject line.

For more information on opportunities witn MAAS, please visit: https://maasco.com/careers

Yesterday was an exciting day for College of the Desert. The College held its annual “State of the College” event and hosted more than 160 supporters of the College to a luncheon and presentation. The presentation by Dr. Kinnamon highlighted new facilities, special programs and remarkable students at COD. The MAAS program management team at COD worked tirelessly to ensure everything at the College was ready for the event; even under an aggressive timeline. We were proud to be in attendance and thrilled to continue a what has been a wonderful working relationship with the college.

For more: http://www.codfoundation.org/soc

Riverside Art Museum served as the venue for the “Yes for Measure A” campaign kick-off hosted by members of Riverside Community College District board and administration. Measure A comes up for vote in March and, if passed, will be essential in supporting the continued vitality of Moreno Valley, Norco and Riverside City Colleges. In addition to facilities improvements/updates, funds generated by Measure A will be used to improve support services offered to students and veterans.

Voters, keep an eye out for vote-by-mail ballots in early February. If you vote at the polls, Election Day is March 3!

For more on Measure A: https://www.yes4measurea.org/

The first columns and beams are up for the New Science, Engineering, and Mathematics (New SEM) Building at Cypress College. These activities follow nine laborious months of re-rerouting existing utilities and building foundation work. The assembly of structural steel components will continue for the remainder of 2019 into early 2020. This project is funded by NOCCCD’s Bond Measure J, a $574 million ballot measure passed by North County residents. MAAS is proud to work alongside NOCCCD on the Program Management of this bond measure.

Wrapping up another thought-provoking conference and trade show in Las Vegas.