Evergreen Engineering - Industrial Construction Services

Evergreen Engineering offers construction management as an essential part of its operations. In 2002, Evergreen started its general contracting capacity to clients seeking a level of service beyond project management. We have completed numerous projects as a general contractor, ranging from small to large assignments with an average construction value of $10.5 million. During the construction phases, we are your partner from concept to completion.

Pre-Construction

Perform Value Engineering Analysis
Investigate Major Building Material Systems
Calculate Construction Budget Estimate
Coordinate Project Design with Architect
Develop Project Schedules
Review and Advise on Conditions of Construction
Develop Bidding Procedures and Bidder Selection Criteria
Assist in Public/Neighbor Relations Activities

Estimating Accuracy

Construction Estimator
Quantities and Cost

Safety

Coordinate Safety Plan with Owner’s Existing Plan
Provide Written Safety Manual
Create an Injury Free Mentality
Establish Protective Equipment and Work Attire
Provide and Post MSDS Sheets
Fall Protection and Housekeeping Plan
Restricted Work Authorizations or Permits

Scheduling

Monitor Subcontractor Productivity
Coordinate and Schedule Subcontractor Work
Monitor Construction Schedule Compliance
Monitor and Schedule Equipment and Material Deliveries

Bidding/Billing/Contracting Procedures

Evaluate Potential Subcontractors and Suppliers
Change Orders and Billing Cycles
Review Subcontractor and Supplier Invoices
Administer Contracts, Lien Waivers, and Other Pertinent Documentation

Quality of Construction

Aesthetics
Quality of Materials
Meeting Environmental Concerns

Start-up and Commissioning

Establish a Start-Up Team and Write Start-Up Procedures
Develop an Overall Equipment List
Lock Out / Tag Out Procedures
Training Schedule, Test and Balance

Project Close-out

Arrange and Distribute Close-out Documentation
Prepare and Review Final Punchlist
Conduct Project Walk-Through with Project Team

Construction Literature