Trade Coordination & Contracting

Clear contracts define scope boundaries, responsibilities, pricing, and schedule expectations before work starts. Proper contracting reduces disputes, clarifies inclusions, and ensures each trade understands how their work fits within the overall construction plan.

Trade overlap is controlled through detailed sequencing, look-ahead scheduling, and active coordination between trades. By aligning work areas, access requirements, and inspection stages, conflicts are addressed before crews are mobilized.

Trade selection is based on project requirements, experience, capacity, and compliance with site and regulatory standards. Contractors may be client-preferred or competitively selected depending on the project structure.

Well-coordinated trades reduce downtime, rework, and delays caused by misaligned scopes or sequencing issues. This leads to more predictable progress, fewer change orders, and better control over construction timelines and costs.