Carmen group led the establishment of DC’s first significant use of TIF financing for the comprehensive multi-use development that has led to the revitalization of downtown Washington.
Carmen Group created an unprecedented concept and worked through non-traditional channels to establish a $1 billion captive insurance fund to indemnify New York City and the contractors who rushed to clean the ground zero site from health care claims.
Carmen Group led the strategic funding campaign to establish the nation’s first federally supported initiative to develop the design concepts, features, and specifications for an all-risks ready emergency care facility.
Carmen Group developed an innovative, staged financing approach to break through procedural gridlock and coordinate Nevada, Arizona, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), the Central Federal Lands Highway Division (CFLHD), the Bureau of Reclamation (BOR), the Western Area Power Administration (WAPA) and the National Park Service (NPS).
Carmen Group has helped the developer advance the project through multiple rounds of authorizations and a changing city administration to the final preliminary stage of city council approval, including securing the largest TIF/Pilot financing in city history.
Carmen Group has worked with MWRD for over two decades, stewarding a $3 billion project that protects Chicago from flooding and Lake Michigan from pollution with 112 miles of tunnels 300 feet under ground.
Carmen Group advocated for the developer after a flawed municipal bidding procedure and secured compensation for all effort expended.
Carmen Group secured all eligible funding and negotiated an unprecedented below-market-rate $160 million loan to help the devastated institution survive and rebuild.
Fifteen years ago, Carmen Group helped the City of Napa avert a “concreting” plan that narrowly addressed flooding. Since then we have secured over $100 million in federal support and worked with the Corp of Engineers to establish the national “Living River” model for greening environmental assets and optimizing economic development.

Blocked proposed cuts in graduate medical education and eliminated proposal to reduce hospital-based outpatient clinic reimbursement.

The federal government responds to intensified requirements for emergency care and underwrites the design for the nation’s first all-risks ready emergency room.

One of the District of Columbia’s largest community redevelopment projects will transform the area’s Southwest Waterfront and provide long-awaited retail, residential and housing improvements.

A federally funded captive insurance fund indemnifies the City of New York and the private contractors who rushed to assist at Ground Zero and worked for over a year without coverage for related health claims.