The proof
is in the
package.

Scope

120,000 sq ft steel building with interior finishes and a consolidated material schedule.

Material packages supplied

Structural steel, roof and wall systems, doors, windows, fasteners, lighting, plumbing, and interior finish packages.

Challenge

The developer needed to hold a tight industrial budget while coordinating a high-volume shell package across multiple suppliers.

Outcome

One coordinated sourcing program combined engineered steel, finish materials, inspection, freight, customs, and jobsite delivery into a clearer procurement path.

Scope

156-unit apartment complex with repeatable unit interiors and common-area specifications.

Material packages supplied

Kitchens, cabinets, flooring, tile, windows, doors, plumbing fixtures, lighting, hardware, and furniture packages.

Challenge

The project required consistency across hundreds of unit-level selections without sacrificing the design standard or site schedule.

Outcome

Factory-direct purchasing created repeatable room sets, consolidated shipments, and a single accountable project manager across the package.

Scope

85-room hotel with custom furniture, guestroom finishes, public-area millwork, and FF&E.

Material packages supplied

Custom casegoods, upholstery, lighting, flooring, tile, plumbing fixtures, hardware, and guestroom accessories.

Challenge

A high-touch hospitality program needed custom details, reliable quality, and clear delivery sequencing across guestroom and public-area scopes.

Outcome

Sample approval, in-production inspections, final verification, and room-by-room packing protected the design intent through delivery.