Our Design/Build model shifts some of the risks associated with new construction away from the client by assuming the responsibility for providing a project that is
on time, on schedule, and on budget.

Why should you have Goldridge Design-Build your next project?

Single Source Responsibility

Under this system, Goldridge is responsible for quality control, cost control, and timely delivery of the project. We qualify and hire the design team, then manage the entire design and construction process. This process includes budgeting, schematic design, final design, contract documents, scheduling, subcontractors, construction, and commissioning.

By managing the project team (owner, designer, contractor), we allow the client to focus on timely decision making, rather than having to invest time and money coordinating and negotiating the different design and construction contracts.

Cost Savings

Under the Design/Build system, all of the design and construction personnel are all on the same team working together, with the client's best interest in mind. Together this team - unique to each project - can offer continuous evaluations of the project, which is important to the value-engineering process.

The project team is able to communicate and coordinate better, without having to go thru multiple layers; these efforts prove to be valuable in the constructability and budget control of any project.

Time Savings

In Design/Build, the designers and builders are able to collaborate their efforts, which eliminate unnecessary time delays and ultimately shortening the construction project timeline. The design and construction process can happen simultaneously, shortening bidding periods and eliminating plan redesigns.

The time savings quickly turn to cost savings, which result in an accelerated delivery and occupancy of the project.

Quality / Risk Management

With Design/Build as a single-source solution for the delivery of a project, clients are guaranteed a project that is developed and constructed in the highest quality.

By contrast to the "traditional" method of construction, where the client provides the general contractor with drawings and warranting them free from error, the design-build process puts the risk with the design-builder.