Construction Management
Construction Management is a discipline and management system specifically created to promote the successful execution of construction projects where the construction manager acts as the owner's principal agent.
Our construction management team can support owners with a proven strategy to deliver the best possible projects on time and within budget. Our construction manager can help owners reach sound decisions for general project characteristics and performance requirements.
Our construction manager is licensed in the states of Idaho and Oregon and can assist with the following:
- Site analysis and selection
- Conduct value engineering and enhance the project design and construction quality
- Optimum flexibility in contracting and procurement
- Coordination with ongoing activities and other public and community concerns to minimize interruptions to you.
- Prepare costs estimates and to obtain optimum use of available funds.
- Development of a preliminary budget and comprehensive master schedules that incorporate the pre design, design, pre construction, construction and post construction phases of the project. We can create, distribute, evaluate and update CPM schedules for contractors through the construction process.
- Assist with permitting and licensing
- Manage project costs controls and accounting
- Assistance in reviewing and analyzing bids and selecting contractors
- Review design in process to assure constructibility with minimal changes and fewer problems in the field.
- Conduct pre-bid conferences to clarify the project's needs and assure responsive bids.
- Deliver timely and clear reports to you concerning the construction process.
- Manage procurement of materials
- Supervise and manage the physical construction of the facility.
- Manage the change order process to anticipate difficulties, resolve issues early, and keep the work flowing.
- Administer progress payments to assure that work milestones are being met and that all current expenses are paid in a timely manner.
- Assure that the contractor provides a safe work place, both for the project workers and for individuals that continue to use the facility.
- Coordinate the final stages of construction, including contractors' punch lists and similar tasks that must be completed, often in a very compressed time period, before your project is closed out.
- Obtain occupancy permits