The primary goal of the project was to complete tenant improvements for Department of State Consular Affairs (passport offices), Diplomatic Security, and the Department of Treasury – Internal Revenue Service at the James C. Corman Federal Building in Van Nuys, California. Related objectives were to make improvements to selected building components in order to reposition the asset for long-term use and provide a comfortable, sustainable, modern working environment for federal workers. The building consists of four floors, a basement level, and a rooftop penthouse. It shares an underground parking garage with an adjacent one-story U.S. Post Office building. The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) retained Interactive Resources, Inc. to prepare a Program Development Study (PDS) for interior remodeling and tenant improvement of the federal facility. The study encompasses program analysis, tenant space needs, building system upgrades, cost analysis, and project scheduling. The project was planned to attain LEED ‘Gold’ under the LEED Commercial Interiors rating system.