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Government

Durham County Emergency Operations Center

Client

LeChase Construction

Project Owner

Durham County North Carolina

Location

Durham, North Carolina

Project Value

$40,000,000

Industry

Government

Account Executive(s)

Tom Thomas, Trey Wilson

Services Provided

Construction Logistics Animations
Presentation Coaching
Presentation Development
Renderings & Animations
Still Renderings
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Government

Durham County Emergency Operations Center

Client

LeChase Construction

Project Owner

Durham County North Carolina

Location

Durham, North Carolina

Project Value

$40,000,000

Industry

Government

Account Executive(s)

Tom Thomas, Trey Wilson

Services Provided

Construction Logistics Animations
Presentation Coaching
Presentation Development
Renderings & Animations
Still Renderings
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Project Overview

The Durham County Emergency Operations Center was a $40 million public safety facility in Durham, North Carolina, commissioned by Durham County. The project encompassed demolition of the existing EOC and construction of a new 2-story, 38,500 SF facility combining the Emergency Operations Center, Backup 911, and Sheriff's Call Center at 2422 Broad Street. The facility was designed to consolidate critical county emergency response functions under one roof and was slated to achieve LEED Gold Certification upon completion. The client engaged PRESWERX to support the pursuit with a presentation, presentation coaching, renderings, and animations.

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Client Challenges

The client was pursuing a critical public safety facility for a major North Carolina county, competing for a project that would house the county's most essential emergency response infrastructure. The pursuit carried several distinct challenges: 

  • Communicating a technically and operationally complex facility scope to a county owner with high standards for mission-critical design and construction. 

  • Visualizing a combined EOC, Backup 911, and Sheriff's Call Center in a way that demonstrated the client's understanding of the building's operational demands. 

  • Differentiating the team in a competitive public procurement for a highaccountability project where execution reliability and public safety credentials mattered most. 

  • Preparing presenters to deliver with the credibility and confidence a county government expects when selecting a builder for its emergency management infrastructure. 

The materials needed to convey a construction partner that understood both the technical scope and the public responsibility of the project.

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Scope of Work

PRESWERX built the selection presentation and provided coaching to prepare the client's team for the Durham County interview. Renderings visualized the new 2-story facility's exterior and key operational spaces, giving county reviewers a clear picture of how the combined EOC, Backup 911, and Sheriff's Call Center would be realized on the Broad Street site. Animations illustrated the facility's layout and operational logic, communicating how the building would function as integrated emergency response infrastructure. Coaching prepared the team's speakers to present a mission-critical public safety scope with the authority and precision Durham County's selection process demanded.

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PRESWERX Approach

PRESWERX recognized that an EOC selection is unlike most public works pursuits. The owner is not just choosing a contractor for a building. They are choosing a partner to build the infrastructure their community will depend on in an emergency. 

  • Developed renderings and animations that reflected both the facility's functional character and the quality standard expected for a LEED Gold public safety building. 

  • Built the presentation to connect the client's construction approach directly to the operational requirements of a combined EOC, Backup 911, and Call Center facility. 

  • Coached presenters to speak with authority about a high-accountability scope and to project the institutional confidence that a county government requires of this type of partner. 

The result was a presentation that positioned the client as a builder ready for the responsibility the project carried.

Results Delivered

PRESWERX delivered a complete pursuit package built to the demands of a highaccountability public safety selection. Each deliverable was calibrated for an owner whose primary concern was confidence in the construction partner's ability to deliver. 

  • Renderings gave Durham County reviewers a photorealistic view of the new facility, visualizing the combined EOC, Backup 911, and Sheriff's Call Center as a credible, well-designed public safety building. 

  • Animations communicated the facility's layout and operational integration in a format accessible to county decision-makers across technical and administrative backgrounds. 

  • Coaching prepared each presenter to speak to the scope with the precision and credibility a critical county infrastructure project demands. 

The client walked into the selection prepared to make a strong, trustworthy case for one of Durham County's most important public safety investments.

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