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Construction Manager at Risk
We join early, hold a clear GMP, and own schedule and cost risk with the owner — from preconstruction through closeout, with superintendent-led field accountability. Led by Andrew Hwang.
Your Project. Our Responsibility.

Services

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We join early, hold a clear GMP, and own schedule and cost risk with the owner — from preconstruction through closeout, with superintendent-led field accountability. Led by Andrew Hwang.

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Quantity takeoffs, trade input, site logistics, constructability review, and a schedule that is honest about lead times — while drawings are still moving.

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We build the Guaranteed Maximum Price from trade pricing, name allowances and contingency, and call out long-lead items before commitment. After the GMP is set, cost and schedule are tracked against it and reported to the owner in writing — so risk is managed openly, not discovered late.

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We bid each trade package to qualified subcontractors, level scopes so nothing falls between trades, and buy out against the GMP line by line. Scope gaps get caught at buyout — not in the field.

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A superintendent on the site every working day, inspections planned ahead of the work, documented quality checks by phase, and a jobsite safety program that is actually run — not just filed.

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Punch lists worked to completion, as-builts, O&M manuals, owner training, and warranties delivered as one organized set — so the owner moves in with the documentation in hand.

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We partner with architects and engineers early, hold a target cost, and make the trade-offs in the open before they become change orders.

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We manage sitework coordination, structure, envelope, and interior build-out as a single point of responsibility.

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TI work lives and dies on coordination. We sequence noisy, dusty, and after-hours work so neighboring tenants keep operating.

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Selective demolition, structural infill, envelope repair, and new interiors — planned so unknown conditions are priced, not discovered on day forty.

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Slab flatness, dock equipment, fire and life safety, and a weather-tight shell that lets racking move in on time.