Specifications include, but are not limited to: The CMGC performs a dual role,serving as both a construction manager and a general contractor. Here are the main duties and responsibilities of a CMGC: 1. Pre-construction services: The CMGC works closely with Kane County during the pre-construction phase. They provide valuable input and advice on constructability, cost estimating, scheduling, and overall project planning. This involvement allows the CMGC to collaborate on design development and value engineering, helping to optimize the project. 2. Risk management: As a Construction Manager at Risk, the CMGC takes on the responsibility for managing and mitigating risks associated with the project. They identify potential risks early on and work to minimize them through effective planning and proactive problem-solving. 3. Construction planning: The CMGC develops a comprehensive construction plan, including scheduling, resource allocation, and logistics. They coordinate with subcontractors and suppliers to ensure timely delivery of materials and services required for the project. The selected contractor is expected to provide a specified completion deadline and identify acceptable exceptions to meeting the deadline. 4. Bid package preparation: The CMGC assists in the preparation of bid packages for subcontractors, trade contractors, and suppliers. They solicit and evaluate bidsto make informed decisions about the best contractors to hire for the project.
