In the midst of the ongoing spread of COVID-19 and the incredible speed at which things are changing around us, CSRS is continually adapting our operations and business. We are closely following the developments of the COVID-19 public health emergency and the evolving federal, state, and local responses.
Learn more about how we've helped others realize their vision.
Hurricane Recovery, Facilities Improvements, and Funding Management Program
New Orleans, LA
Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA
Tax Plan for Facilities and Technology, Phases I, II, III, & IV
East Baton Rouge Parish, LA
Act 360 and Act 391 Statewide Facilities Improvement Program
Statewide, LA
“Throughout the program, CSRS has displayed professionalism and dedication. They were easy to contact and ready to work with us when workloads dictated a change in staffing or support levels. The individuals assigned to us always appeared knowledgeable and genuinely engaged on behalf of the program.”
Jamie M. Miller, Executive Director of Mississippi Department of Marine Resources, on CSRS’
Program Management services for Mississippi’s Coastal Impact Assistance Program (CIAP)
“I am confident that in the event of the next disaster, we have CSRS under contract to guide us before, during and after.”
Lona Hankins, Director of Capital Improvements, Recovery School District
“Throughout all the programs of work, CSRS, Inc. has displayed a professional and dedicated approach for AEDC. Their work product was outstanding and has received significant recognition from both AEDC and our economic development partners.”
Dwight D. Poirrier, Board Member, Ascension Economic Development Corporation
“Consistent with their reputation, the CSRS team worked extremely hard under a tight timeline while maintaining a high level of professionalism and producing an excellent work product.”
Russell L. Mosely, Developer, Long Farm Village,
on the planning and design of the re-alignment and extension of Antioch Road in Baton Rouge
Since March 14th, Louisiana has seen nearly 630,000 unemployment claims, accounting for almost 30% of the state’s workforce.[1] Now is […]
CSRS has been closely following the developments of the COVID-19 public health emergency and the evolving federal, state, and local […]
