Commercial · Project delivery
Design-Build Delivery
One team from schematic design to commissioning. Our in-house mechanical engineers, BIM modelers, and field superintendents work off the same drawings — so what gets designed is what gets installed, and what gets installed is what gets balanced.
Overview
Built for facilities that can't be down.
Starting at Custom scope. Every commercial engagement runs through a dedicated project manager, not a residential dispatcher.
Delivery methods
Design-build, design-assist, GMP, IPD
Model detail
Revit MEP LOD 350
Engineering
In-house PE + associate PEs
Coordination
Weekly BIM 360 clash reviews
What's included
In every engagement.
- In-house mechanical engineering (PE-stamped)
- Full Revit MEP modeling to LOD 350
- Clash detection with architectural + structural
- Constructability review before pricing
- Guaranteed maximum price (GMP) delivery available
- Third-party commissioning coordination
- TAB (test, adjust, balance) by NEBB-certified partner
- Owner training + as-built turnover package
Engagement process
How the work actually gets done.
Programming
Two-week discovery: use cases, occupancy, load profile, budget window, schedule constraints, and any owner standards or brand books that govern MEP selection.
Schematic + budget
Two or three concept directions with rough-order-of-magnitude pricing. We recommend one, but the trade-offs are on the table before you commit.
Design development
Revit models, equipment schedules, and specification sections. Coordination meetings weekly with the design team through 90% CDs.
Build + commission
In-house install crews mobilize off the model. Third-party Cx witnesses functional testing. You get an as-built model, TAB report, and a full O&M package on turnover.
Systems we handle
Equipment scope.
Facility types
Where we work.
- Class A office
- Medical office buildings
- Ambulatory surgical centers
- Multifamily 50+
- Hospitality
- Life sciences
- Higher education
- Municipal + civic
FAQ
Questions from facility teams.
Ready when you are