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P-REX offers urban and regional systems research services to public agencies, non-governmental organizations, and corporations. Our work can be structured to leverage MITs resources, providing clients with significantly reduced costs compared to traditional consulting firms. With many cities and governments facing budget shortfalls and huge maintenance backlogs for the public realms they currently manage, it has become increasingly important to define and choose more intelligent projects that will have bigger impacts on urban system sustainability. This requires systemic research. If you represent a forward-thinking group and would like to inquire about our research and design services please follow the links in the Request For Proposals below:

For clients: CURRENT

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For clients: FUTURE

evolution, 2000-2010

RFP #1:

Urban Stress Test: Systemic Landscape Efficiencies and Ecologies

Ideal Client Candidate Characteristics:

-Any public or private stakeholder with an abundance of disvalued location(s) in need of revisioning for ecological improvements, sustainability measures, economic development and new public realm opportunities.

Examples Include:

Watershed problems, brownfields, superfund sites, deindustrialized lands, foreclosed home developments, vacant and derelict properties, other waste sites.

Please submit your information HERE with the subject RFP#1.

P-REX

Alan Berger Directoraberger_mit.eduCase Brown Senior Research Associatecase_post.harvard.edu

RFP #2:

Where and What to Build: Intelligent Project Formulations

-Any public or private stakeholder with funding available for development, but unsure about where to most effectively apply those funds for the biggest public benefit or ecological improvement.

Apply to our "Intelligent Project Formulations" initiative and we can help match your future needs with intelligent and creative design interventions.

Please submit your information HERE with the subject RFP#1.

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