TransSolutions works with architectural/engineering firms, transportation planning firms, airport authorities, airlines, and governmental entities to develop feasible, cost-effective designs and operational policies for transportation facilities. Our consulting services combine an interdisciplinary approach with leading-edge technology to provide our clients with better decision-making information, thus allowing them to improve operational efficiency, forecast infrastructure requirements, enhance the level of customer service, and reduce costs.
Our understanding of airport planning and airline operating policies makes us uniquely qualified to collaborate successfully with architects/engineers, planners, and operations staff.
Computer simulation and statistical analyses are used to assess the levels of customer service for proposed airport system design or operation plans. Our analyses also include animations that provide a computer-generated, moving picture of the system in operation. Graphical user interfaces can be added to the modeling tools to allow planners to evaluate a variety of scenarios and to determine the impact of changes in procedures or demand.
TransSolutions, based in Fort Worth, Texas, is a women-owned business and is certified as a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise by the North Central Texas Regional Certification Agency (NCTRCA) as well as other certification agencies around the country. The firm has completed hundreds of analyses for airport authorities, airlines, and civil aviation administrations, successfully evaluating transportation infrastructure projects at 49 of the 50 largest airports in the North America.
Specialties
computer simulation, airport planning, pedestrian flow, circulation analysis and pedestrian flow, process improvement consulting, baggage handling systems analysis
TransSolutions Activity on LinkedIn
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TransSolutions Both of our Managing Principals, Belinda Hargrove and Gloria Bender, will be attending the TRB Annual Conference in Washington, DC next week -- January 22-25.
