We are excited to announce a major milestone in our mission to deliver exceptional architectural and engineering (A/E) services: our newly approved Mentor-Protégé Agreement with Veolia Nuclear Solutions Federal Services (VNSFS). This achievement represents a significant step in our ongoing commitment to excellence and growth in the federal sector.

Approved by the U.S. Small Business Administration, this partnership signifies a long-anticipated collaboration that will bring immense benefits to both Akana and VNSFS. The agreement empowers us to expand our A/E services within the federal marketplace, further solidifying our position as an industry leader.

Our history of collaboration with VNSFS on federal projects has been remarkable, spanning multiple states and yielding impressive results. Together, we’ve successfully completed a diverse range of projects, including A/E building design, roadway and civil engineering, substation modifications, campus planning, power analysis, arc flash, lightning protection, emergency power solutions, stormwater and wastewater management, and numerous electrical and HVAC modernizations. These achievements reflect the expertise and dedication both Akana and VNSFS bring to every project.

This Mentor-Protégé Agreement is the culmination of years of hard work and shared values, reinforcing our commitment to providing top-tier services to U.S. Department of Energy clients and other federal agencies.

Terry Hosaka, PMP, Executive Vice President of Sales at Akana, expressed his enthusiasm:
“This collaboration with Veolia Nuclear Solutions Federal Services is a significant step forward for Akana. Our shared experience and commitment to excellence have brought us to this exciting moment. We look forward to leveraging this Mentor-Protégé Agreement to expand our A/E services in the federal sector and continue to deliver exceptional value to our clients.”

This agreement marks a significant step forward in our mission to deliver outstanding A/E services, and we look forward to exploring new opportunities and challenges in the federal sector.