Question 1

Single Point of Contact

Accepted Answer

One of the main reasons why Hawaiians love design-build construction is because of the single point of contact. The owner can easily stay connected and be kept in the know effortlessly since all the contractors, project managers, designers, and all other participating parties are grouped under one contract.

This type of construction management reduces the likelihood of miscommunication and instills confidence in the client that everyone under this umbrella is committed and focused on achieving your objectives.

Question 2

Streamlined Project Management

Accepted Answer

Design build works so seamlessly due in large part because of streamlined project management. By improving the performance of all aspects of construction, everything from planning, designing, building, and cleanup is optimized to operate at maximum efficiency.

Streamlined project management can be done by simplifying tasks, automation, or eliminating unnecessary steps using modern technology and techniques.

Question 3

Working as a Team

Accepted Answer

Team members working as part of the design build method help ensure professional collaboration. When members of a design build team work together in unison and in harmony to reach one goal under one vision, the project will see faster results that are cost-effective and made with fewer mistakes.

Question 4

Eliminating Bid Phase

Accepted Answer

Hawaiians tend to stay away from design bid build vs design build because design bid build can be more costly and time-consuming. The reason being is because the owner is required to go through one payment acquisition process for the designer, and a second one for the contractor.

These two separate acquisition processes can take a long time and collect additional administrative and legal fees. Design build on the other hand eliminates the bid phase and is another major benefit of choosing this route to build your home.

Question 5

Reduced Change Orders

Accepted Answer

The design-build method in Hawaii ensures all project stages and tasks have a quality control process in place to minimize change orders.

Such quality control processes include technical documentation, testing and inspection reports, the design process, specifications and engineering changes, and other procedures and processes in the contract requirements.

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