Planate Management Group

From the Philippines and Guam to remote atoll locations across the Pacific, Planate has supported engineering, infrastructure, and technical services in some of the region's most challenging environments.

Our work at Kwajalein Atoll under the Logistics Civil Augmentation Program (LOGCAP IV), where our team conducted facility condition assessments and evaluated infrastructure systems across nearly 1 million square feet of shipyard-related facilities. The work included structural, mechanical, electrical, fire protection, plumbing, HVAC, and drainage systems to help ensure facilities remained safe, reliable, and mission-ready.

Operating in remote locations requires more than technical expertise—it requires teams that can adapt, mobilize, and deliver where support is needed most.

We were pleased to attend and sponsor the recent ISOA Americas Conference, joining government, industry, and international development leaders to discuss opportunities and challenges across the Western Hemisphere.

Planate continues to support clients throughout the Americas, with project experience spanning CONUS, Latin America, and the Caribbean, as well as an established presence in Venezuela. Our work has included engineering, construction management, infrastructure modernization, disaster recovery, and mission-critical facility support across a diverse range of environments.

The conference provided a valuable opportunity to reconnect with partners, exchange perspectives, and engage in conversations about the future of infrastructure, security, and development throughout the region.

Construction Management is one of the ways Planate supports clients throughout the project lifecycle.

Our teams have provided Construction Management services across healthcare, defense, infrastructure, and government facilities in the United States and internationally. From active military installations and VA medical centers to critical infrastructure and mission-support facilities, we have worked in a wide range of environments where coordination, quality, safety, and schedule management are essential.

Over the years, that work has taken us across the Americas, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and the Indo-Pacific, supporting projects of varying size, complexity, and mission requirements.

For nearly two decades, Planate has supported projects across the Americas—from Guantanamo Bay and Honduras to Haiti and Peru.

Today, we're proud to continue expanding our presence throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, including our team in Venezuela. Our work has supported disaster recovery efforts, military and government infrastructure, healthcare facilities, and other mission-critical projects in some of the region's most complex environments. As we continue to grow, we remain committed to delivering innovative engineering, infrastructure, and technical solutions that help our clients succeed.

We're excited about the opportunities ahead and grateful to our clients, partners, and team members who make this work possible.

Planate is proud to sponsor the ISOA Americas Conference 2026.

Join Joel Sensenig, VP – Global Design Delivery, as we connect with industry leaders and international partners to discuss the future of infrastructure, engineering, and mission support across the Americas.

With extensive experience delivering engineering, design, construction management, and infrastructure solutions throughout the United States and across Latin America, Planate continues to support projects and partnerships throughout the region, including through our presence in Venezuela.

We look forward to strengthening relationships, sharing insights, and exploring opportunities that advance resilient infrastructure, security, and sustainable development across the Americas.

Planate was proud to be part of the recent U.S.-Taiwan delegation, joining leaders from government and industry in discussions focused on strengthening cooperation, innovation, and long-term partnership between the United States and Taiwan.

With our office in Taiwan and a strong presence across the Indo-Pacific, these conversations reflect our commitment to supporting infrastructure, engineering, and resilient development throughout the region.

We appreciate the opportunity to connect with partners, exchange ideas, and support the relationships that help drive growth and stability across the Indo-Pacific.

Planate attended the SAME Missouri River JETS 2026, connecting with industry leaders focused on the future of engineering, infrastructure, and mission support.

Planate continues to supports mission-critical projects worldwide—from planning and design to construction management, facility modernization, and resilient infrastructure solutions.

Thank you to everyone who connected with our team.

We're excited to share that Planate Management Group has been awarded a contract by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to provide Construction Management and Project Management services in support of the Electronic Health Record Modernization (EHRM) program at the Bay Pines VA Healthcare System in Florida.

As a veteran-founded company, supporting initiatives that improve care and services for veterans is especially meaningful to us. We are honored to contribute to a program that helps modernize healthcare infrastructure and supports those who have served.

A big thank you to the VA, our partners, and the entire Planate team for making this opportunity possible. We look forward to supporting this important mission.

The Philippines team attended the Asian Development Bank Transport Forum 2026 last week — joining conversations on sustainable transport, resilient infrastructure, and the future of mobility across Asia and the Pacific.

With our strong presence in the Indo-Pacific region and ongoing projects in the Philippines, these discussions reflect the work we continue to support across the region through engineering, infrastructure, and long-term development initiatives.

It was also great to reconnect with partners, meet new industry peers, and exchange ideas focused on building stronger and more connected communities.