Compliance plus engineering
Washington owners who may need an audit, cost-effective upgrade recommendations, and technical design support.
Independent public profile
P2S
P2S is an engineering and commissioning firm with a Seattle office and published support for Washington Clean Buildings compliance. Its public services connect benchmarking and energy audits with MEP engineering, commissioning, building tune-ups, modeling, and performance verification.
Clean Buildings and energy auditsCommissioningMEP engineering
Profile information checked July 24, 2026 using provider-published and public industry sources.
Location and reach
Seattle
Washington support from a Seattle office
Building types
Public contactBusiness contact information published by the provider.
At a glance
Where this provider may fit
Commissioning depth
New or existing facilities requiring independent systems verification and documented issue resolution.
Specialized facilities
Healthcare, campuses, public buildings, industrial, military, and other technically complex properties.
What the provider publishes
Services and experience, in practical terms
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Washington Clean Buildings energy audits
P2S identifies itself as a Washington State Commerce verified energy auditor able to perform Clean Buildings audits and recommend cost-effective efficiency measures.
View source: P2S Washington auditor notice ↗Commissioning and retro-commissioning
Published work includes new and existing building commissioning, monitoring-based commissioning, building tune-ups, functional testing, and performance tracking.
View source: P2S divisions and services ↗Energy studies and MEP engineering
P2S describes energy studies, central-plant optimization, modeling, infrastructure planning, and multidisciplinary engineering across specialized facilities.
View source: P2S divisions and services ↗Programs and specialties
Named in published materials
Washington Clean Buildings complianceWashington-verified energy auditorEnergy benchmarking and building tune-upsNew and existing building commissioningEnergy studies and modelingMEP engineering and central-plant optimization
Experience signals
Published examples worth knowing
American Lake medical-center commissioning
A Lakewood project describes HVAC and lighting commissioning, controls review, field verification, startup witnessing, and issue tracking for a Veterans Affairs facility renovation.
View source: Washington commissioning examples ↗Clark County systems commissioning
A Vancouver, Washington example covers HVAC, hot water, lighting controls, emergency power, and automation commissioning for two public-transportation buildings.
View source: P2S commissioning examples ↗A more useful first conversation
What to share when you reach out
A little context can help a provider respond with a more relevant scope, timeline, and next step.
- Describe whether the project is primarily a Clean Buildings audit, a commissioning assignment, an engineering design need, or a combined scope.
- Share the facility type, systems involved, available energy and controls data, and the compliance or capital deadline.
- Ask which disciplines are included, how recommendations will be costed, and how findings will be carried into implementation and verification.
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