Construction Management
A reliable, experienced construction manager makes the difference on any project, and CMIC provides that oversight from design through completion.
The Right Pro Overseeing Your Construction
CMIC provides construction management for commercial construction projects nationwide. Anyone who's visited a construction site knows it's busy night and day, involving multiple contractors and subcontractors, so having a reliable manager overseeing everything is crucial to keep everyone on the same page.
Scope like this is usually priced alongside our Lean Construction team, so estimating, permitting and field work all stay under one contract with one accountable point of contact.
Scope Of Work
What Is Included
Every line below is handled in house or by a pre-qualified trade partner under our contract, so nothing falls between scopes and nothing shows up later as an unexplained change order.
- Master Scheduling
- Weekly Look Ahead Coordination
- Budget Tracking & Cost Control
- Change Order Management
- Quality Control
- Safety Administration
- Risk Assessment
- Bid Analysis
- Design Review
- Field Reporting
- Final Inspections
- Closeout & Warranty
Our Approach
When the drawings still need work at this stage, our Value Engineering group resolves it before the budget is locked, which is the last point where a change is still free to make.
It All Starts with a Design
Traditionally, a construction project begins when you hire an architect to design the structure, whether through blueprints or 3D models. Working with a construction manager at this stage helps make sure your designs can actually be built, and CMIC is also an all-in-one design-build firm.
- Constructability reviewed while the drawings can still change
- Blueprints and 3D models checked against real field conditions
- Design-build option available when you want one accountable team
Getting Bids to Get the Job Done
Once the design is finalized, it's presented to multiple contractors for bidding, and it's ultimately up to you to decide who to work with. A construction manager helps sort through all the gathered information and analyze the costs, making it easier to choose the right partner.
- Bids gathered from pre-qualified contractors for every division
- Costs analyzed side by side so the comparison is straightforward
- Recommendation delivered with the decision left in your hands
It's Time to Start Building
Managers monitor workers' schedules and budgets once the project begins. Changes are difficult, though not impossible, to make at this stage, and any decision to change course puts schedules, costs, and blueprints up for review.
- Schedules and budgets monitored against the baseline every week
- Change requests priced with schedule impact before approval
- Safety administration and quality control enforced on site daily
Completion & Inspection
When work is done, you and your construction manager walk through the building together to confirm satisfaction with the result. This phase also includes final inspections for compliance with technical specifications, building codes, and quality standards.
- Owner walkthrough completed together before final acceptance
- Final inspections verified against codes and technical specifications
- Closeout documents, warranties, and manuals turned over at handoff
Construction Management for Any Project
The success of a commercial building project depends on collaboration between the general contractor, subcontractors, and owner, and construction managers are just as vital to the final product as engineers and architects. If your business is looking to build, contact CMIC to get started.
If you want a single team carrying the project from concept through closeout, start with Technology and we will build the rest of the package around it.
Projects We Have Delivered
A sample of completed construction management work from our field teams, from structure through final finishes, handed over ready to open.
View Full PortfolioFrequently Asked Questions
These are the questions owners, developers and facility teams ask most often before awarding construction management work. If your question is not covered here, our project team will answer it directly against your drawings, site conditions and target opening date.
What Does a Construction Manager Do for an Owner?
We act as your representative: build and track the budget and master schedule, procure and manage trades, run meetings and reporting, enforce safety and quality, and drive inspections and closeout.
Get a Real Budget
and Schedule
Tell Us The Site, The Square Footage And The Opening Date You Are Working Toward. A CMIC Project Lead Will Walk You Through Scope, Permitting, Cost Drivers And A Realistic Construction Schedule.