Clear the workload gap.
Documentation, reporting, tracking, estimating, and coordination structured around the result your team needs.
PROYCON helps contractors, architecture and engineering firms, developers, investors, and property professionals complete defined work products when schedules tighten, backlogs grow, or specialized capacity is needed.
Documentation, reporting, tracking, estimating, and coordination structured around the result your team needs.
Civil 3D drafting, structural review support, cost analysis, and visualization developed under a defined assignment.
Comparisons, trackers, concepts, and coordinated packages prepared for review, presentation, or the next project stage.
The service path changes by client type, but the operating model remains consistent: define the work product, assign the right capability, control the review process, and deliver an organized handoff.
Backlogs, bid deadlines, document control, project reporting, estimating needs, and temporary delivery gaps.
Architectural drawing production, Civil 3D production, redlines, drawing packages, technical coordination, calculation review support, and workload overflow.
Cost models, scenario comparisons, feasibility support, progress visibility, and concept materials for project decisions.
Property visualization, renovation-potential concepts, virtual staging, asset and inventory organization, visual catalogs, and presentation materials for listings and operations.
Each capability remains distinct so organizations can identify the exact deliverable they need. PROYCON manages scope, coordination, review path, version control, and final handoff under the direction of Jorge L. Hernandez.

Documentation, schedules, progress tracking, reporting, bid coordination, action logs, cost visibility, asset and inventory tracking, and organized project handoffs.

Surfaces, alignments, profiles, sections, corridors, grading models, plan-and-profile sheets, redlines, and quantity outputs based on client-provided criteria.

Calculation packages, concrete and steel member checks, assumption review, model review, redlines, technical comparisons, and drawing-calculation coordination for internal evaluation.

Cost models, bid leveling, cash-flow projections, budget-versus-actual analysis, forecast-to-complete, profitability scenarios, and decision dashboards.

Architectural drawing production, redlines, existing and proposed layouts, construction details, 3D models, renovation concepts, material boards, virtual staging, listing graphics, and presentation packages developed from client-provided criteria, source files, measurements, photographs, markups, and references.

Operational trackers, asset and inventory registers, visual catalogs, workflow templates, capability statements, proposal formatting, company presentations, project portfolios, service pages, and client-facing business materials.
Scope boundary: PROYCON provides project support, drafting, analysis, visualization, and internal technical review. Services requiring a U.S. professional license, professional seal, permit certification, architect-of-record role, engineer-of-record role, appraisal, tax advice, or audited financial opinion are not included unless separately performed under the responsible control of an appropriately licensed or credentialed U.S. professional.
The process is designed to protect scope, schedule, quality, and expectations—especially when work crosses technical disciplines or remote production teams.
We review the objective, project stage, source files, deadline, required output, and any professional-responsibility limits.
The proposal identifies deliverables, assumptions, exclusions, included revisions, schedule, fee, and acceptance criteria.
PROYCON coordinates the assigned capability, tracks open questions, controls versions, and communicates material scope issues.
The client receives the agreed files, revision record, assumptions, open items, and a clear handoff for the next decision or project stage.
Pricing is based on scope, complexity, source information, turnaround, review cycles, and professional-responsibility requirements. Technical and visualization work is quoted privately.
A report, tracker, takeoff, drawing package, model update, analysis, visualization, or presentation with a fixed scope and acceptance criteria.
A focused block of managed support to clear a backlog, meet a bid deadline, produce a package, or complete related outputs.
Weekly or monthly documentation, controls, reporting, estimating, coordination, or commercial analysis under an agreed cadence and workload limit.
Civil 3D, structural review support, architectural production, cost modeling, feasibility analysis, property visualization, or concept development priced around inputs, outputs, and review level.
PROYCON LLC is directed by Jorge L. Hernandez, a civil engineer with more than 15 years of experience in project management, project coordination, technical management, infrastructure, and construction operations.
Every assignment is structured and controlled under his direction. Client communication, scope definition, production follow-up, review coordination, document flow, and final handoff are managed through one accountable point—combining management perspective with practical understanding of field and project realities.
Every assignment identifies what PROYCON produces, what the client provides, and what remains under licensed-professional control.
Source files, assumptions, comments, revisions, and final outputs are organized to reduce ambiguity and rework.
Bilingual communication supports clearer coordination across clients, offices, field teams, and specialists.
Confidentiality, file access, portfolio permissions, and reuse rights are addressed at proposal or agreement stage.

Tell us what must be completed, the project stage, the deadline, and the files available. PROYCON will assess fit and recommend a practical scope.
Provide the target deliverable, current project stage, required timeline, and available source information. PROYCON will assess fit, identify missing inputs, define scope boundaries, and recommend the appropriate next step.