Join Intellis Labs at Edu-Tech Facilities 2025: How AI Is Reshaping K-12 Capital Planning

From college campuses and hospitals to corporate offices and public buildings, facilities shape how people learn, heal, and work. Yet, many organizations still rely on outdated methods for managing and planning these spaces — leaving them vulnerable to rising costs, inefficiencies, and mounting deferred maintenance.

If you run a Monitoring-Based Commissioning (MBCx) firm, you've probably noticed a shift in client expectations. More and more owners are asking about Facility Condition Assessments (FCAs)—not just performance monitoring.

Every building tells a story. The question is—do you know what yours is saying? A Facility Condition Assessment (FCA) is a tool that helps building owners, asset managers, and capital planners read that story clearly.

Imagine leading your organization's most critical renovations, expansions, and infrastructure upgrades—not with spreadsheets and guesswork, but with complete clarity and total control.

Facilities managers and capital planners face mounting pressure to do more with less. Aging infrastructure, tight budgets, and rising expectations demand smarter solutions. That's where strategic capital planning comes in. At Intellis Labs, we are transforming how organizations manage physical assets and invest in the future.

Managing and maintaining healthcare infrastructure at the federal level requires precision, foresight, and robust data. That's why the Office of Construction & Facilities Management (CFM) invests in independent Facility Condition Assessments (FCA) to evaluate the physical and technical health of Medical Centers.

University facilities play a critical role in shaping student success. From classrooms and libraries to dorms and labs, the condition of campus facilities has a direct impact on student health, behavior, engagement, and academic achievement. For higher education, investing in facilities management isn't just about maintenance—it's about creating environments that foster student success and well-being.

When it comes to AEC (Architecture, Engineering, and Construction) projects, success hinges on having a clear understanding of the buildings or infrastructure being worked on. Whether it's a university renovating its science labs, a healthcare facility expanding its outpatient center, or a school district upgrading aging systems, one thing is always true:

For organizations with multiple locations, keeping up with the condition of your facilities while planning for growth can feel like navigating uncharted waters. You know you need a Capital Improvement Plan (CIP), but without the right tools and data, that plan is based more on guesswork than strategy.