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Government

Osceola County Correction Facility Utility and Infrastructure

Client

The A.D. Morgan Corporation

Project Owner

Osceola County

Location

Kissimmee, Florida

Project Value

$15,000,000

Industry

Government

Account Executive(s)

Joshua Harden, Tom Thomas

Services Provided

Presentation Coaching
Presentation Development
Proposal Development
Renderings & Animations
Videography
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Government

Osceola County Correction Facility Utility and Infrastructure

Client

The A.D. Morgan Corporation

Project Owner

Osceola County

Location

Kissimmee, Florida

Project Value

$15,000,000

Industry

Government

Account Executive(s)

Joshua Harden, Tom Thomas

Services Provided

Presentation Coaching
Presentation Development
Proposal Development
Renderings & Animations
Videography
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Project Overview

The Osceola County Correction Facility Utility and Infrastructure project was a $15 million public construction initiative in Kissimmee, Florida, focused on modernizing the critical utility systems and core infrastructure of the county's primary correctional complex. The scope involved significant building systems work across an active detention facility, requiring careful coordination to sustain uninterrupted operations throughout the construction process. Osceola County procured the project through a competitive public selection process, and the client pursued the engagement as a general contractor with a strong record in institutional construction. PRESWERX supported the pursuit with a full-service proposal, presentation, and media package built to communicate the team's technical depth and differentiate their approach.

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Client Challenges

Competing for a public correctional infrastructure contract demanded more than technical qualifications: the team needed to translate a complex, systems-heavy scope into a story that would resonate with a county evaluation panel. The key challenges included:

  • Communicating utility and infrastructure upgrades as a cohesive, visually compelling narrative for a non-technical review board

  • Differentiating the team's qualifications and methodology in a competitive public procurement environment

  • Conveying the phasing and logistics of systems work within an operational correctional facility

  • Preparing the full team for a high-stakes live interview under competitive selection conditions

Together, these challenges called for a pursuit strategy built around clarity, visual impact, and interview readiness.

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Scope of Work

PRESWERX delivered a comprehensive pursuit package calibrated to the demands of a public correctional infrastructure bid. The written proposal structured the project's technical scope into a clear, evaluable narrative aligned with Osceola County's selection criteria, making a complex systems story accessible without sacrificing credibility. Renderings gave the evaluation panel a concrete visual reference for the proposed infrastructure improvements within the active facility. Animations illustrated sequencing and construction approach in ways that static imagery could not capture. A professionally produced film reinforced the team's identity and qualifications. Presentation coaching rounded out the package, preparing the client's team to deliver a focused, confident performance in the live interview.

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PRESWERX Approach

PRESWERX treated this pursuit as a strategic communications challenge, recognizing that the technical strength of the team's approach would only matter if it could be clearly understood by a public evaluation panel. The team organized every deliverable around a single goal: making a technically dense infrastructure scope feel clear, credible, and well-managed.

  • Structured the proposal narrative around the county's evaluation criteria, prioritizing clarity and accessibility without diluting the team's technical depth

  • Produced renderings and animations that visualized infrastructure improvements and construction phasing within an active facility, giving reviewers a concrete frame of reference

  • Coached the client team through structured presentation rehearsals, tightening delivery and building the confidence needed to perform under competitive conditions

The result was a pursuit package that positioned the team as organized, capable, and fully prepared at every stage of the selection process.

Results Delivered

PRESWERX produced a complete, polished pursuit package that held the team to a high standard across every deliverable, from the written proposal through the live interview. Each element was built to serve the evaluation panel and reinforce the client team's readiness.

  • The proposal and supporting narrative organized a technically complex infrastructure scope into a clear, evaluable story, removing ambiguity and keeping reviewers focused on the team's strengths

  • Renderings and animations gave the evaluation panel a vivid, accessible visual reference for systems work within an active correctional facility, building confidence in the team's planning and approach

  • Presentation coaching sharpened the team's delivery and message consistency, ensuring every member communicated their role and the project's scope with precision and composure

The client entered the selection process fully prepared, backed by a cohesive pursuit package that communicated technical competence, operational awareness, and a team ready to perform.

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