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Mike Sammond and Heather Dean on host Stephen Straub on Gwinnette Business Radio to discuss Gotham Building 's approach to construction project management, real estate, and the exciting developments in commercial real estate—especially the much-needed rezoning in Midtown South..

Topics include:
▪️The value of collaboration
▪️The importance of proactive planning
▪️Repurposing space to create safer, more vibrant communities

An accurate, detailed set of plans is the cornerstone of any successful project. Involve architects, designers, and specialized contractors (e.g., lighting and cabinet designers) early on to ensure every requirement is captured. The fewer assumptions and on-the-fly decisions you make, the more you mitigate unexpected costs and delays.

The construction industry is constantly evolving, and adopting expert planning and analysis is crucial to staying competitive.By embracing expert analysis and advanced technologies, stakeholders can achieve significant cost savings, time savings, and reduced re-work, leading to improved project outcomes and a more efficient, effective construction industry. The data clearly demonstrates that the benefits of expert planning are undeniable and offer a powerful tool for driving success in the construction sector.

An effective payment applications process is vital to the success of a construction project. It establishes a seamless workflow while fostering positive relationships between all stakeholders. The implementation of best practices becomes instrumental in boosting project efficiency.

The Design Review is an important process in the planning phase that provides an opportunity to assess and evaluate the design of a project to identify potential issues, clarify design intent, and ensure that the project meets the owner's requirements, budget, and schedule.

A bid package is an essential component in the construction and procurement process. It's a comprehensive set of documents that details the scope, schedule, terms and conditions of a proposed project. The package is given to prospective bidders, usually contractors, subcontractors, or suppliers, who then prepare a proposal or bid based on the provided information.