City of Los Angeles — Skyview Center Internal Renovation/Relocation

Chrysalis Global Nonprofit and Government provided Move Management and Logistical Planning/Coordination services for the City of Los Angeles as part of the Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) Skyview North Relocations — a key component of a $78 million facilities modernization program. This massive, multi-phased effort required extensive coordination among City departments, LAWA leadership, and Colliers International, the Skyview Facilities Manager. The relocations associated with the Skyview Internal Renovation represented the largest administrative move in the aviation industry for the 2024 calendar year. The relocation effort encompassed approximately 450 City and LAWA personnel across critical departments, including departments that could not suffer any operational downtime during the move process. Staff were transitioned from the Skyview North facility to more than six destination sites in the Westchester area — all while maintaining full operational continuity. Chrysalis delivered a comprehensive suite of government-grade relocation services, overcoming complicated logistical challenges ranging from specialized IT moves to the transport and installation of furniture, fixtures, and equipment. The Chrysalis team conducted rigorous pre-move inspections to ensure destination spaces met all operational requirements, addressing issues such as data connectivity, construction debris removal, and ADA/code compliance before occupancy. In the final stages, a natural disaster required last-minute phasing changes; through adaptive planning and decisive on-the-ground execution, Chrysalis maintained the project schedule without delays. Throughout the effort, Chrysalis maintained close engagement with city agencies, LAWA divisions, and contractors to ensure alignment, minimize service disruptions, and keep operations running smoothly. Leveraging structured project controls and disciplined logistics planning, Chrysalis delivered a safe, efficient relocation effort, positioning the City of Los Angeles for continued success in its ongoing modernization program.