The One Where Everyone Wins: A Mutually Beneficial Contracting Method

Shrinking budgets and growing to-do lists are all too common in the world of construction. Owners struggle to meet budgets and timelines while satisfying transparency goals. Traditional procurement models, such as price-based contracts; design, bid, and build; time and materials; and construction manager at-risk, typically don’t emphasize healthy relationships and partnerships between owners and contractors. […]

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