Project Management:
As Project Managers, we serve as the owner's representative, dedicated to delivering projects on time, within or below budget, and meeting the owner's expectations and industry standards of quality. Our expertise lies in overseeing projects while always prioritizing the best interests of the owner. Our objective is to take on your challenges and ensure that we meet and exceed your expectations.
In this fast-paced world, we are here to offer our services, whether it's renovating your house or managing a new construction project. We work on your behalf, collaborating with designers, contractors, and other stakeholders to achieve the goals of your project.
"No task is too big or small."
However, we acknowledge that the dynamic nature of our environment may lead to unexpected changes. Even with meticulous planning, we understand that surprises are inevitable. We operate in the real world where opportunities arise at any given moment. With our expertise, we are prepared to adapt to changing circumstances, whether they are social, economic, political, or environmental, and we have the experience to overcome unforeseen challenges.
Owner Requirement Planning Phase
- Conduct client strategy sessions
- Develop a comprehensive design narrative
- Create Request for Proposal (RFP) or Request for Bids (RFB)
- Establish the project budget
- Develop the project schedule
- Participate in site inspections
- Conduct thorough due diligence
- Plan the project budget
Design Control Phase
- Collaborate with the design team
- Review and negotiate contract proposals
- Finalize contracts with architects and engineers
- Review and approve payment applications
- Maintain control over design aspects
Construction Phase
- Advise the client's internal project team
- Direct and coordinate the construction team's activities
- Review and evaluate contracts and cost proposals from general contractors
- Provide regular updates on project budget and schedule
- Prepare cash flow projections
- Facilitate value engineering processes
- Attend construction site meetings
- Attend meetings with general contractors and subcontractors
- Conduct weekly site inspections
- Resolve coordination issues in the field
- Conduct weekly project meetings
- Conduct periodic site tours
- Perform punch list walk-throughs
- Document weekly activities and action items
- Facilitate LEED certification processes