Prior to the start of construction, mitigate risk by discovering and resolving potential problems, oversights or errors that could result in project delays, cost overruns or potential litigation.  Our review of the project information, contract documents, and budget provides a complete analysis outlining various factors that may impact the project cost and schedule.

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Our pre-construction plan and cost review includes an evaluation of the design documents including plans and specifications, project schedule, environmental assessments, soil reports, surveys, regulatory approvals as well as the budget and all other miscellaneous contract documents to verify the projects viability.

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Items requested for a plan and cost review include:

 

Design Documentation

• Project Plans and Specifications for the following disciplines:

  • Civil

  • Landscape

  • Architectural

  • Foundation

  • Structural

  • MEP

• Environmental – Phase I (Phase II if completed)

• Wetlands Determination

• Geotechnical (Soil Report)

• Design Professional Contracts/Agreements

 

Contractor Documentation:

• Construction Contract

• Project Schedules

• Itemized Cost Breakdown

 

Permitting Documentation:

• State and Local Permits

• Regulatory Approvals

• Zoning Approvals

• ALTA Survey

• Evidence of Utility Assurance

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As the design phase transitions into the start of construction, our in-house engineer will perform construction draw inspections to track progress and verify the work completed.

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