Integrated Project Delivery
Why Integrated Project Delivery?
Too frequently, traditional construction delivery methods lead to misunderstandings between designers and builders, change orders, cost overruns, finger-pointing, and delays.
In contrast, Millig’s integrated project delivery approach makes room for all members of the team early in the design process to significantly reduce such issues.
As our engineers make design decisions, they seek synergies and invite feedback from owners, community stakeholders, Millig’s in-house construction management and project performance teams, and key trade partners.
Involving all stakeholders early allows us to refine design decisions and progressively minimize project risk because the people responsible for implementing solutions and optimizing project performance are gaining project knowledge and providing input throughout.
Integrated project delivery is the most collaborative, transparent, innovative delivery method. It’s also the most efficient. In fact, on average, IPD projects are delivered 20% faster than traditional construction delivery methods. Compare this to traditional delivery methods, which 70% of the time come in late and over budget.
Integrated Project Delivery Benefits
Reduced project complexity
Lower project cost
Shortened project delivery schedule
Greater efficiency
More quality control
Less risk for owners
A more enjoyable experience