Instrumental in Cazador earning an $11.6 million dollar firm-fixed-price contract award providing office furniture and equipment for a Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) 133 Project in Alexandria, Virginia. Provided turnkey federal and commercial solutions for furniture, fixtures, and equipment, initial outfitting, and transition management. Coordinated designed and implemented of strategic and tactical plans, management oversight, and design and execution efforts ensuring smooth relocation of client-specific facilities, BRAC moves, and office build-out and relocations. Direct involvement enabled clients to successfully transition from one location to another without jeopardizing service delivery. Supervised operational and functional
Andres Construction Services is a family-owned construction company which employs about one hundred employees. The company focuses on negotiated work on multi-family apartments, retirement communities, adaptive re-use complexes, private schools and universities, office buildings, and churches. During Mr. Whittle’s lecture, he focused on a handful of projects Andres Construction has worked on in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. These buildings include the SO.7 Shops and Lofts, The
Firstly, to select a general contractor the city of Edmonton sent out a tender to six pre-qualified companies as an invitation to bid. The Pre-Qualified bidders according to the Canadian public tender service MERX (2016) were: Acciona / Pacer Joint Venture, Ferovial Agroman Canada, Inc / Surespan Construction Ltd., Flatiron Constructors Canada Limited, Graham Infrastructure LP, Kiewit Management Co., and PCL Construction Management Inc. After an extensive bidding process, the city of Edmonton chose Acciona Pacer Joint Venture (APJV) as the general contractor for the project (CBC, 2016).
Beyond the limitations of the actual plan, another shortcoming of pursuing this opportunity on Revere Street are the serious implications associated with Alexander’s “do-it-yourself” approach. By not outsourcing responsibilities to experts, he may be avoiding the explicit employment costs, but he is likely to pay more for doing the job himself later. For example, hiring a general contractor would ensure that the building is constructed to code, would be more efficient because the GC would know how to best handle subcontractors and manage the overall project, both of which would help expedite the process
Professional Building Maintenance Corporation versus the School Board of the County of Spotsylvania is a 2012 case decided by the Virginia Supreme Court. The appellant, Professional Building Maintenance Corporation, challenged the School Board of the County of Spotsylvania on several issues including the use of “Best Value” as the method of procurement. To understand the case, one needs to understand why “best value” came about in Virginia, what was the definition of “best value”, and what laws governed “best value” procurements.
We have brought together an outstanding team of construction professionals to deliver a successful project to Menorah Medical Center and HCA. Our team will provide you will accurate estimates, quality
Customers must use the internet to fill out an online form to address their complaints or service needs. These forms are processed by employees in your department. Currently the turnaround time on any given form is between four to eight hours. This creates a number of other customer complaints. Project Call Center is designed to reduce this turnaround time by 75% by creating and staffing a call center in Tampa. Building acquisition, building renovations, building fit out, IT system upgrades, and hiring and training of staff are estimated to cost $8.5 million dollars. This $8.5 million dollars can be paid evenly in any two quarters in the next year. In addition, seven new employees will need to be hired at $40,000 burdened labor costs per year to staff the call center. Management of this project could easily be done with the current in-house staff. Most of the work of this project would be outsourced and will have minimal impact on day-to-operations.
industry is large enough for many sellers. CMI’s foray into this industry is new, however; in order to develop clientele, CMI should cultivate several segments (namely, the large engineering contractors, consulting engineers, and independent contractors), in addition to a media blitz
Over the course of her career, she has instructed individuals through the Regional Alliance for Small Contractors and the South Jersey Building Contractors Association. She has also delivered a presentation before the Joint Toll Bridge Commission and participated in a range of industry trade
New Mexico’s Labor Department could have presented and enforced a more precise deadline, and consequences on unfulfilled requirements, established security of information contract.
The Mace Group Ltd was formed in 1990 by a small team of construction professionals in London, United Kingdom. It has over 4,000 employees. The company has three strategic sectors serving clients in the private, public and infrastructure sectors and five strategic hubs in Europe, Middle East & North Africa, the Americas, Asia Pacific and Sub-Sahara Africa that service over 70 countries. By the end of 2013, there were 214 operations directors, 82 directors and yearly turnover was 2.5 billion dollars. Today Mace is an international consultancy and construction company, offering integrated services across the full property and infrastructure life cycle. In North America area, Mace provides project management, cost consultancy and facilities management services across the country. It has regional hubs in New York, Newark, Atlanta, Chicago and San Francisco. In Engineering News Record’s Top 250 Global Contractors List for 2014, Mace has been ranked 10th in the list of top 20 non-U.S firms in international construction management and programme management fees, 9th in the list of the top 20 non-U.S. firms in total global construction management and programme management fees and 166th in the overall list of top 250 international contractors.
With the results of interviewing the senior estimator in GLY Construction, from our perspective, we have a couple of points that we want to illustrate towards how GLY Construction allocate their home-office overhead cost (See Table 1) to construction projects. Moreover, it is obvious that each construction company has its point of view to think about how the allocation of this cost should be done.
A basic definition for the procurement is “the way the building is realised” and “involves assembling and organising the skills and services of a team of construction professionals”. (the Construction Round Table, 1995). More precisely, the construction industry describes procurement as “a system that establishes the roles and relationships which make up a project organisation”; hence the overall organisation and communication structure for the management, administration and control of a project is established by the procurement system. (D.C.H Coles, 2010)
In this research paper I will discuss the process of contracting out, issues of cost, credibility, accountability, and quality and quantity of services. My discussion will also include reasons for contracting out, opposition, and advantages and problems of contracting out.
*the City's requirements that a percentage of the project be done by local and minority talent hamstrung BAE to deliver. They were forced to hire subcontractors resulting in longer times and higher costs.
As Intel’s facilities organization worked to transition the entire structure of how we contracted and executed construction projects on Intel’s Ronler Acres campus, I made countless judgement calls. One in particular stands out. I needed to decide if we would use cost based incentives as part of the contracting strategy and execution processes, and if we decided to use them, how it would