Red Bison Services is proud to support the U.S. Department of Agriculture through operations and maintenance work at the Southern Regional Research Center in New
Your facility has a job to do: support the people, activities, and priorities inside it. Keeping it ready means giving attention to the whole property, not just the most visible tasks or the most immediate needs.
Red Bison Services brings facility administration, interior and exterior upkeep, and building systems support together. The goal is straightforward: help you care for your property while keeping the work happening inside it in focus.
From the spaces your team occupies to the grounds surrounding your buildings, everyday care shapes how people experience your property. Those responsibilities deserve a clear place in your facility support scope.
Bring the interior, exterior, and administrative needs of your property into the same conversation. A whole-property perspective helps you define what needs attention without losing sight of how individual responsibilities fit together.
Services include:
The visible condition of a building is only part of the picture. Your facility support scope should also account for the equipment and building services behind the spaces people use.
Consider those responsibilities alongside your other property priorities. The aim is to make clear what support is needed, which systems are involved, and how those needs fit within the broader facility scope.
Capabilities include:
Multiple Buildings. One Facility Support Team.
RBS’s facility support team is equipped to manage large-acreage properties with multiple buildings, multiple tenants, and several hundred thousand square feet of building space.
We serve administrative, laboratory, manufacturing, agricultural, and industrial environments.
Comprehensive Support, Inside and Out
RBS combines building systems support, janitorial services, grounds maintenance, administration, and site management within one facility support offering.
Safety is integrated into how RBS plans and performs its work. Our safety program extends to employees, subcontractors, and vendors and incorporates both OSHA and USACE EM 385-1-1 standards.
Tell us about your property, the activities it supports, and the responsibilities you need help addressing.
Start with what matters most to your operation, whether that is your buildings, systems, grounds, or day-to-day facility needs.
