MEETING and EXCEEDING EXPECTATIONS

For most businesses, the most important economic goal for a new facility is for the project cost to be at or below the projected budget. This undertaking is often based on an acceptable return on investment. If the project fails to meet the expectations, it may not be financially viable, and may never be built.

Companies spend millions of dollars a year placing projects "out for bid", only to write off the expense when the bids exceed the budget or the original estimate. GEM is able to avoid this common dilemma because of its "Build Different" process. GEM helps its clients meet budgetary constraints by:

• Getting involved early in the project where we can become a true partner and utilize our engineering staff to economize, design, shorten schedules and maximize value for the best possible results for the client.
• Value Engineering
• Making sure that the "time commitment" is met and the building is delivered when promised.
• Making sure that the project actually comes in on budget, as originally projected.
• Making sure that when the building is delivered, it is correct, and it fits.