ROCKVILLE, Md., April 6, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- NIKA, a global provider of architecture, engineering, and facilities operations management solutions, recently announced that they had signed a lease for a 4,100 square foot office space at 100 West Olmos Drive in San Antonio, TX. The company, which is based in the Washington, DC metro area, has designated the San Antonio office as its Texas headquarters in response to growing opportunities in the region and across the country.
NIKA President and CEO Kabir Chaudhary commented, "We're thrilled to be opening our second office. Not only will it allow us to better serve clients and projects in the region, but it will also serve as a gateway location for efficient service on other projects across the Midwest and on the West Coast."
The facility will be occupied by NIKA's San Antonio-based employees and other NIKA employees traveling to the area to support their clients. The company anticipates that the office will also be used for client meetings and presentations as needed.
Said Chaudhary, "This new office reflects our belief that there is great opportunity to both grow and serve. As we persevere in our efforts to expand our client base, we will always look for ways to continually provide stellar service, regardless of where the client or project is located."
About NIKA
NIKA is revolutionizing how businesses and governments design, build and manage real property. By combining architecture, engineering, enterprise technology, and facilities operations management services all under one roof, we are able to provide a significant value-add to our clients. The services supplied by NIKA, coupled with our large network of suppliers and partners, means that clients can expect more options, better results and exceptional client service, enhancing operational excellence and readiness.
For more information about NIKA, please visit http://www.nikasolutions.com.
For further information, contact:
Stephen W. White
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(301) 770-3520
www.nikasolutions.com
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