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Criterion 3 Preconstruction

Pre-Construc.on

Preconstruc-on “A Detailed Approach”

Our self-preform experience make us keenly aware of the smallest details as we coordinate all
project func.ons—including es.ma.ng, value analysis, constructability reviews, project
opera.ons and management, scheduling, cost control, quality control, and safety. Our
heightened awareness leads to more efficient designs, increased budget confidence, fewer
change orders, decrease construc.on .mes, and higher quality.

Working in healthcare for over 20 years, Tri-City Electrical Contractors, Inc., has built solid
rela.onships with local engineers, architects, and subcontractors. These rela.onships create a
synergy between design team and contractor to provide cost effec.ve and crea.ve solu.ons to
ul.mately maintain budget, schedule, and quality for the owner.

To achieve these results, we must be ac.vely engaged in the project during both the
preconstruc.on and construc.on phases. This results in compreshensive understanding and
provides detailed planning, coordina.on, and direc.on necessary to create efficiencies in the
.me, cost, and quality.

Preconstruc-on Resources “Foundation for Success”

Preconstruc.on is one of Tri-City’s special.es; we devote substan.al resources and aGen.on
to this phase of a project. During the preconstruc.on process our job is to provide accurate
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cost and schedule evalua.ons and establish a plan for successful construc.on. Our pricing is
among the most accurate in the industry as a result of our preconstruc.on team digging into

the project details, addressing everything from budget, scheduling issues, phasing
requirements, and quality expecta.ons. With this level of aGen.on we can avoid surprises
later in the building process and ensure maximum value in the finished project.

We assign one of our senior level preconstruc.on members as a contact person to work in
conjunc.on with the design team, trade contactors, subcontractors, distributors, and safety
department. Once assigned they oversee the preconstruc.on effort un.l the project is fully
designed and contracted.

Our staff of es.mators, BIM/CAD modelling, prefabrica.on team, safety department, low
voltage division, fire alarm division, and purchasing department all play a role in seYng the
founda.on for delivering a project safely, on .me, and on budget while maintaining the
highest quality.

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