In our first Blog we look at the programme benefits of procuring a project via Construction Management (CM).
Programme Benefits of Construction Management
CM allows for acceleration of the programme, overlapping procurement, design and construction. Procured Trade Contractors can start works before the design is complete. This allows resolution of design issues without impacting the project critical path. This can save significant time and money and reduce the risk of delay and disruption.
In Design & Build or Traditional procurement, the design must be adequate to let the entire project to a single Main Contractor. CM allows earlier piecemeal procurement for the Customer on a trade by trade basis. Such procurement and commencement is subject to the Building Safety Act for higher-risk buildings.
CM promotes earlier involvement of Trade Contractors in the design and construction process. This in turn improves quality and promotes innovation. Their expertise and feedback on design allows for incorporating alternative solutions or methods. This can enhance the performance and efficiency of the project construction and occupation.
The Customer has increased flexibility and control over design and construction under CM. They can incorporate change into the design without renegotiating with a single contractor. Certain elements can left in abeyance without affecting the programme. The Customer can adapt to changing market conditions or user requirements. This enhances the quality and functionality of the development.
CM fosters a collaborative problem-solving culture. The Employer, Construction Manager, and Trade Contractors work as a team to deliver. This reduces disputes and claims, and enhances communication and coordination among the parties. This boosts the morale and productivity of the team, impacting the programme efficiency.
Summary
The programme benefits of Construction Management include:
Contact us to see how Scribe can apply the programme benefits of Construction Management to your project. Please comment below, and check out our other Blogs.
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