DMD Group
a Project Development Consulting Corporation
One Point of Project Coordination
Projects involve more than drawings and approvals. They require communication between owners, contractors, architects, engineers, consultants, vendors, and permitting authorities throughout the project.
DMD Group serves as a central point of coordination, helping organize project information, communicate questions and requirements, track outstanding items, and coordinate with the appropriate project participants as the project moves forward.
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Project Team Coordination
Coordinate communication and project information between owners, contractors, architects, engineers, consultants, vendors, and other project participants.
Design Coordination
Coordinate project information, questions, decisions, and requirements with the appropriate project professionals as the design and project documents develop.
Permitting Coordination
Coordinate permit requirements, applications, supporting documents, review comments, supplemental information, and revisions with the applicable permitting authorities.
Preconstruction Coordination
Coordinate project documents, bidding information, contractor questions, and outstanding requirements as the project prepares to move into construction.
Construction Support
Provide continued project coordination within the agreed scope as questions, field conditions, documentation, and revisions arise during construction.
Project Inquiries & Changes
Coordinate project inquiries, field questions, changes, and document revisions with the appropriate project participants as conditions develop.
Clear Communication Throughout the Project
Questions and changes are a normal part of project development and construction. DMD Group helps document and coordinate these items so they can be directed to the appropriate project participant and incorporated into the project record when required
OI — Owner's Inquiry
Questions or requested changes originating from the owner.
CFI — Contractor Field Inquiry
Questions or conditions identified by the contractor in the field.
RFI — Request for Information
Formal requests for clarification of project information.
FC — Field Change
Changes resulting from field conditions or project decisions.
Rev. — Revision
Revisions to drawings or project documents when required.
Project Development
Capturing existing conditions, developing project drawings, and organizing supporting information.
Project Documentation
Coordinating project professionals, permitting, preconstruction activities, and construction support.