Technical support for housing and community programs
Oxalis helps public agencies and program teams with field verification, documentation, compliance, and sustainability planning. You work directly with the owners.
Government programs need technical work that holds up in the field
Oxalis supports public agencies, prime contractors, and program teams with certification, testing, documentation, and field coordination for housing and community projects.
Procurement facts
Oxalis Advisors is an Economically Disadvantaged Woman Owned Small Business. The firm combines direct owner involvement with practical experience across housing recovery, green building verification, energy compliance, and sustainability planning.
Core capabilities
Green building verification
Program coordination, inspections, testing, documentation, and certification closeout for ENERGY STAR, NGBS Green, FGBC, LEED, WaterSense, Indoor airPLUS, and DOE Zero Energy Ready Home projects.
Code and permit support
Energy code review, technical calculations, permit documentation, and clear responses to reviewer comments.
Program delivery support
Repeatable field and documentation workflows for housing recovery programs and portfolios with many sites.
Sustainability and funding
Performance planning, resilience support, grant research, and technical narratives tied to real program requirements.
Relevant experience
Oxalis has supported housing recovery and green building work in Alabama, Florida, and Louisiana. Current experience includes programs covering dozens of homes that require consistent field verification without losing sight of conditions at each property.
Questions
What types of government work can Oxalis support?
Oxalis can support green building verification, residential recovery programs, energy code work, sustainability planning, field inspections, testing, and the technical documentation that connects those tasks.
Can Oxalis support programs with many sites?
Yes. The team has experience coordinating repeatable verification and documentation across housing portfolios while tracking the needs of each home.
How should an agency or prime contractor start?
Share the program goals, locations, schedule, procurement path, and the technical requirements already known. An owner will review the fit and identify the next useful conversation.
Let’s make the next step clear.
Tell us what you’re building, where it is located, and which certification requirements you are working through.