PUERTO RICO

PUERTO RICO

Let’s create a stronger, safer, and more resilient future for the Island.


Recognizing the importance of local perspectives and shared experiences, our Puerto Rico Region office proudly employs a diverse team of professionals from across the Island. Our experts in technical, regulatory, and planning disciplines support our partners, municipalities, and community members with resilience-focused services and solutions. 

IBTS in Puerto Rico


Who We Serve

IBTS is a trusted ally and advisor for: 


Government of Puerto Rico 

Municipalities

Solar and Storage Industry 

Nonprofit and Community-based Organizations 

Services


  • Project management (PMO) 
  • Federal grant management and compliance 
  • Community resilience 
  • Workforce training and development
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Expertise

Our multidiscipline professionals provide the expertise, qualifications, and capacity your projects require. Our team includes:


  • Certified Planners 
  • GIS Analysts 
  • Grants Administrators 
  • Market Research Analysts 
  • Professional Engineers 
  • Registered Architects 
  • Solar Quality Assurance Inspectors 

Our History


After Hurricanes Maria and Irma, IBTS immediately helped Puerto Rico’s municipalities determine next steps. 


As part of the FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) post-hurricane recovery effort, IBTS worked collaboratively with the International City/County Management Association (ICMA) and the University of Puerto Rico to carry out evaluations in 63 of Puerto Rico’s 78 municipalities. The assessments measured the impact of the hurricanes on local government services and determined what they needed to better serve their communities and rebuild with resilience. 


Our findings and recommendations informed the Governor's report to the United States Congress titled “Transformation and Innovation in the Face of Devastation: An Economic and Disaster Recovery Plan for Puerto Rico. 



In the years since the hurricanes, we have become an integral part of the Puerto Rico’s resilience and recovery efforts, including municipal and community planning efforts, solar inspections, workforce training programs, and research studies.  

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Clients


Interstate Renewable Energy Council (IREC) 

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 

NV5 

Puerto Rico Department of Housing 

Puerto Rico Energy Bureau 

Puerto Rico Planning Board 

Puerto Rico Municipalities  

Municipality of Caguas 

Municipality of Canóvanas 

Municipality of Cayey 

Municipality of Coamo 

Municipality of Isabela 

Municipality of Jayuya 

Municipality of Naguabo 

Municipality of Salinas

Communities  

Ceiba Carmelita (Vega Alta/ Vega Baja) 

El Tuque (Ponce) 

Juan Asencio (Aguas Buenas) 

Limón (Utuado) 

Montes Llanos (Ponce) 

Paso Palma (Utuado) 

Playita (San Juan) 

Tiburones (Ponce) 

Villa Borinquen (Vieques) 

Villa Cañona (Loíza) 

Work


Puerto Rico Planning Board FEMA HMGP Program Management

Interstate Renewable Energy Council (IREC) Puerto Rican Solar Industry Outreach

SolSmart Puerto Rico Technical Assistance

Enterprise Community Partners Keep Safe Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico Department of Housing (PRDOH) Workforce Training

Puerto Rico Department of Housing (PRDOH) Municipal Recovery Planning

Puerto Rico Department of Housing (PRDOH) Whole Community Resilience Planning

Tidal Basin Community Water and Energy Resiliency Facilities (CEWRI)

Puerto Rico Department of Housing (PRDOH) Resiliency Training

Related Pages


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Reach Out

Please use the following contact form to reach out to us with your inquiries and feedback.

Puerto Rico Page Contact Form

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