state: Arkansas

The following is meant to provide helpful information to school district facility managers, administrators, and maintenance technicians to prepare school buildings to REOPEN after an extended period of shutdown.

Performance Services has published K-12 Facilities Guidelines for school districts to use during COVID-19.

The NEED Project has developed distance learning resources for teachers and parents to keep students thinking, inquiring, and exploring!

All ongoing projects and building monitoring remain active with precautions in place according to OSHA and CDC guidelines. Our team members are working remotely and can be reached as normal.

We're actively working to help our customers put their buildings to rest if they are unoccupied during COVID-19.

Arkansas Tech University recieved a rebate check from Entergy for $424,630.62 on Friday, October 18, for an energy savings project at the Russellville campus completed by Performance Services.

Join Performance Services at the Hot Springs Convention Center on October 7-9 for the ASPMA Conference.

Participate in the Energy Star Treasure Hunt to uncover hidden energy savings opportunities in your facilities!

Performance Services has named Maryanne McMahon as an education planning consultant. Maryanne will work closely with the architectural group and school customers to define programming requirements for educational facility studies and capital improvement projects.

June 18-21 - Hot Springs Convention Center Performance Services is attending and exhibiting at the first annual ADE Summit on June 18-21 at the Hot Springs Convention Center. The theme for this year is “Education, Collaboration, Transformation." Performance Services is committed to serving Arkansas K-12 schools, creating optimal learning environments that...

Performance Services is recognized as the top trade ally network provider by Lockheed Martin Energy for the company's efforts in assisting Northern Indiana Public Service Company (NIPSCO) customers to save 162,000 therms of energy -- the equivalent of greenhouse gas emissions from 939,742 pounds of burned coal.