How We Work:
A Team Concept for Timely, Cost-Effective
Results
For any
church building project there will be
multiple people responsible to insure it
proceeds as planned. There needs to be a
proven system in place for coordinating
their efforts and the many requirements and
participants of the project. This is our
specialty at CityWorks.
CityWorks
uses a team approach for working closely
with owners, architects and contractors. The
outcome is greater cooperation, coordination
and on-time completion. Overall, this
results in fewer surprises - and lower
costs.
This team
management concept will help you retain
operational control and oversight. The
staff at CityWorks offers vast experience in
the construction industry, plus decades of
experience in architecture and construction
law. This broad range of expertise includes;
managing all facets of the project,
including design and construction. No matter
how complex or unusual your organization or
its needs, we’ve been there and done it.
Our
management approach relieves much of the
burden that would normally fall onto
members of your organization – tasks for
which they may have no training or
experience. These include entitlement
processing, budget development, master
planning, design coordination, value
engineering, government approval assistance,
contract negotiations and preparation,
construction supervision, project
administration, scheduling, quality control,
and legal services.
CityWorks
assembles the entire development team
and manages the project from beginning to
end. As is often needed in a donor-based
organization, we can integrate our resources
with the resources of the owner. That allows
you to take advantage of in-kind donations
and the qualified expertise that already
exists in your congregation.
Our entire
aim is to keep you on time and on budget –
even with our fees factored in. As you
consider your project plans and how to
insure it will succeed, we invite you to
contact us for a
conversation on how CityWorks can bring your
plans to fruition, and reduce the strain on
your existing resources.
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