Valuation for public purpose and public accountability.
Complex public-sector assignments require disciplined scope, standards-aware analysis, and reporting that can support acquisition, stewardship, litigation, funding, and public decisions.
The work is structured around the outcome it must support.
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Federal and agency assignments
Oscar Mike has experience with complex valuation work involving the Department of Defense, the Department of the Air Force, and other public-sector stakeholders.
Acquisition and disposition support
Property and property-right valuation
Decision-ready appraisal and consulting
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Public land and conservation
Land, easements, conservation interests, and public-purpose transactions often require careful treatment of property rights, highest and best use, and project-specific requirements.
Conservation easements
Public land interests
Agricultural and timber properties
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UASFLA / Yellow Book
Where the Uniform Appraisal Standards for Federal Land Acquisitions apply, the scope and reporting process must respond to those requirements from the beginning.
Standards-aware scoping
Property-right analysis
Review-ready reporting
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Infrastructure and public decisions
Infrastructure, public facilities, and community-impacting real estate decisions benefit from independent analysis that communicates assumptions, market evidence, and risk clearly.
Infrastructure support
Special-use public facilities
Litigation and appraisal review
Mission and standards
Complex public work deserves more than a generic commercial appraisal.
Assignments are structured around the governing standard, the public decision, the property rights involved, and the level of documentation required for review.
Start with the public decision the valuation must support.
Tell us about the agency or stakeholder, property interest, intended use, applicable standard, and schedule so we can help define the right assignment.