Through this traditional method of project delivery, a single contract for construction is drafted. First, design guidelines are established and finalized between an architect and the company’s internal team. The contract then goes up for bidding among various subcontractors. Construction takes place after the bid has been won by the most suitable party.

This particular process is a collaborative approach to construction that first calls for the owner of the facility to establish a conceptual building plan. From here, a construction team works with an engineer during the design and construction phases. With the absence of a bidding process, competitive pricing may be slightly inhibited, but cooperation and communication are both greatly increased. This method is great for unique, hands-on projects.

With the design-build option, a single point of contact is established between you and the contracting firm. Dynamix becomes that point of contact to handle both the design and construction duties for your entire project.

The owner, engineer and the builder/construction manager collaborate to create a plan that will reinforce project goals with the integrated project delivery method. Shared risk & reward, one multi-party contract and the utilization of building information modeling are other targeted aspects of this method. Interests of each team member are aligned to achieve these common goals. This project delivery strategy is great for large, more complex projects that require the input of multiple parties.