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Under this delivery method, the contractor is usually selected based on their qualifications alone (although the contractor’s fee may be part of the consideration). The contractor may be selected before, at the same time as, or after the architect is selected. The contractor is usually heavily involved in the design process, working with the owner and architect to create the best possible project for the owner within their budget. Proponents of this delivery method believe that this collaboration helps the owner to get the best possible value for their dollar and reduces the owner’s risk. Under the CM@Risk delivery method, the general contractor holds the subcontractor contracts and works under a guaranteed maximum price (GMP) that is established once construction documents are completed.

Under this delivery method, the owner selects the architect and contractor as a team rather than making two separate selections. Proponents of this delivery method believe that it provides an assurance that the architect and contractor will work well together (since they chose to partner with each other). In many ways, this delivery method is similar to a CM@Risk contract after the selection is made.

Unified’s emergency response team can provide service technicians 24x7x365, on-call services to address your facilities and occupants’ needs. Dispatched technicians perform thorough inspections, preventative maintenance, and repair of building systems in order to maximize operating efficiencies.

Unified Building Group’s Facilities Management division is responsible for the overall physical development, preventive and life cycle maintenance for your entire real estate portfolio.