Construction Administration requirements vary depending on the project’s degree of complexity, its importance, political sensitivities, and contractor competence. From feasibility studies to developing and maintaining project schedules and budgets to construction contracts and change order administration, GLP provides the necessary level of attention and oversight for your project.   Contract and procurement management are core services that GLP provides at the onset of a project or program. Our experience includes upgrading contract documents, preparing requests for proposals, and participating in or facilitating contractor bid review and selection. We also assist in developing a contract/procurement strategy designed to capitalize on market condition advantages without compromising the overall project timetable. When these efforts occur during the early phases of a project’s life cycle, our team’s input can add tremendous value to the project.

Constructability Review

GLP will assesses the accuracy and completeness of construction plans and specifications and validates schedules and budgets. An effective constructability review looks for document completeness and inconsistencies, potential liability, coordination issues, and missed details.

Construction Scheduling

The GLP Team keeps projects on schedule. We develop schedules during design to determine the initial schedule, project duration, and critical project activities. We create schedules to monitor activities during construction, analyze changed conditions and delays, and evaluate their impact on project completion. Post-construction, we use schedules to facilitate project closeout and analyze claims that arise.

Cost Estimations & Change Order Management

From planning detailed design estimates to independent cost estimates and change order reviews during construction and closeout, the GLP team specializes in construction cost estimating. GLP also develops and manages the change order process for owners, contractors, and subcontractors, including labor rate compliance, change order metrics, and contract entitlement.