Choose your project approach

Whether you're embarking on your first project or have been in the business for decades, selecting a project approach that meets your needs is crucial.

Here are some important factors to consider to help you make an informed decision:

1. Evaluate your organization's experience, resources, and personnel that will be dedicated to the project. Do you require an external partner to share some or all of the project's    responsibilities?

2. Consider your level of interest and availability to be involved in the project.

3. Determine the amount of risk you are willing to undertake by defining the project's size before entering into a contract.

4. Consider the involvement of other stakeholders or end-users who will be impacted by the project. Should they be engaged, and if so, to what extent?

5. Identify any contractual requirements or restrictions. Are there any legal or self-imposed constraints? Can they be altered to select the most suitable option for your project?

6. Decide if you want to understand the contractual relationships and obligations among your general contractor, construction manager, and the contractors and suppliers working for them.

7. Verstraete.team offers the following collaboration options for both construction and wood projects:

• General contracting
• Construction management
• Design & Build
• Integral Project Approach
• Real estate development

8. Our concept.team and use of BIM strengthen our collaborations.