Delivering a successful industrial project in this dynamic market requires flexibility, creativity, and a keen understanding of this multi-faceted market sector.

Dave Knudson, Executive Vice President of Operations, shares in an article for Building Design & Construction Magazine’s Industrial Giants that while “a site may appear to be nearly perfect,” there are various considerations that can make or break the project. In some cases, he says, “[it] is not uncommon for client teams to create alternative plans, schedules, and cost models” to make the site work when faced with high competition for developable land.

Choate Construction Company takes industrial construction beyond the “big box” theory, promoting logistical, operational, and energy efficiencies to maximize production capacity in every industrial facility. Building smarter, Choate project teams work closely with ownership and key stakeholders to compile a holistic project scope and schedule, preemptively providing solutions to supply chain challenges, material shortages, and structural considerations with the help of the Virtual Design & Construction team.

Read the full article here: https://www.bdcnetwork.com/industrial-building-sector-construction-while-healthy-might-also-be-flattening.