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Construction Management at Risk (CMAR) 18080 Collins Ave.
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15-08-02
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K. Project Management Services <br />City of Sunny Isles Beach | Request for Qualifications No. 15-08-02 <br />September 23, 2015 <br />Page 40 <br />Cost Control Example from <br />$239 Million Hospital. <br />CHALLENGE: Confirming accurate <br />purchase of specialized Medical and <br />Diagnostic Equipment. Specifications <br />were developed around a definitive piece <br />of equipment. The various manufacturers <br />are inconsistent across the board with <br />the fabrication and options provided. <br />The infrastructure (MEP/FP) design <br />requirements were generic and not well <br />defined. <br />SOLUTION: Hensel Phelps performed <br />intensive scope reviews with the bidders. <br />A review of the qualifications, questions, <br />and options was conducted <br />first with the Design Team, and second <br />with the Owner to determine the low, <br />qualified bidder (manufacturer) had <br />adequate pricing, along with a complete <br />scope of work to allow for reasonable <br />future decisions and development. This <br />minimized the User’s time spent reviewing <br />the equipment while ensuring we procured <br />the proper equipment at the best value. <br />This identified several RFIs to document <br />as necessary changes based on the final <br />selected equipment. <br />5. Construction Scheduling <br />Hensel Phelps’ plan to control the schedule <br />during the design and construction phases <br />of each project will be to use in-house <br />personnel, working at the jobsite, to develop <br />and maintain the critical path method (CPM) <br />schedule, including the production of all <br />CPM-related reports. All key members of <br />the staff, working in a team relationship, will <br />develop the initial CPM logic and establish <br />milestones. The CPM will then be used as a <br />planning and analysis tool for short interval <br />production schedules (SIPS), coordination <br />of changes, shifting work sequences in <br />response to production or delivery problems, <br />improving the utilization of limited resources, <br />as well as for monitoring planned versus <br />actual performance. <br />Hensel Phelps uses P6 as the platform to <br />develop its CPM schedule. Hensel Phelps <br />also uses Synchro as a planning tool to <br />integrate the schedule into the BIM model. <br />This schedule/model integration allows the <br />team the ability to plan resources based <br />on a spatial view of the project, plan site <br />logistics for difference phases of work, and <br />plan safety through different stages of the <br />project. <br />Hensel Phelps will provide full scheduling <br />services, beginning during the design phase <br />and following through to project completion. <br />The construction milestones must have early <br />agreement from all members of the project <br />team because of their impacts on project <br />cost. Initially, this schedule will be developed <br />in bar chart form and subsequently be <br />transposed to a Network Analysis System <br />(NAS) format for detailed analysis of the <br />overall project. The NAS, updated monthly <br />(or weekly during peak periods), is used to <br />plan and expedite the work. The NAS will be
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