BUILDING WITH ZWICK CONSTRUCTION
Delivery Methods
Zwick Construction excels at all delivery methods. We pride ourselves in offering a high quality service to every client with whom we work.
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If this is the first project you've built, we're here to educate you through each step of the process–from design to financing, permitting to construction, and operation.
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If you're a seasoned builder, we can get right to work taking your directions and providing budget validation, Value Engineering solutions, and timely estimates.
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There are many types of delivery methods. Learn more about the most common below:
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CM/GC & CMAR
CONSTRUCTION MANAGER/GENERAL CONTRACTOR
CONSTRUCTION MANAGER AT RISK
The most popular delivery method, CM/GC and Construction Manager at Risk models entail the contractor act as a consultant in the design process. The owner and contractor work together, along with the architect, to define a maximum budget amount, and the contractor accepts the risk for hitting the deadline and staying within that budget. The contractor manages the process, selects trade partners, and coordinates jobsite work-flow.
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Throughout the years, we have become expert construction managers/general contractors. Our work– made possible through open collaboration– has been recognized by both local and national organizations.
Design-Build
In this delivery method, Design-Build combines the construction and architecture/design team into a single contract. The contractor and architect form a partnership and work together from the start, meeting the client's needs. The contractor assumes the risk of the project.
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Check out some of our design-build projects:
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Specialized Manufacturing
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ARCHITECT
CONTRACTOR
TRADE PARTNERS
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ARCHITECT
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TRADE PARTNERS
General Contracting
In the General Contracting delivery method, the architect is chosen and works with the owner. Following completion of the design, the contractor is selected the build the project according to the designs and agreed-upon budget/timeline.
