How to Define Meaningful Project Success Criteria
Completing a successful project is much more than coming in on time and under budget. While those two factors are great indicators of success, are they the only metrics that matter?
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We’ve all seen it: Misaligned project teams. Late-stage change orders. Multiple, last-minute re-draws. Cost escalations. Schedule extensions. Missed opportunities.
Traditional delivery methods are not solving these problems.
Not to mention the stress and frustration that poor planning, inadequate coordination, and missed scope items bring to the project team.
Put simply what is happening today is not working.
This new project delivery method ensures your project has clearly defined Project Success Criteria and team alignment, that meaningfully reduces your execution risk.
You only get to start your project once. MPC helps you start it right.
No hand-off,
All hands on.
You’ll have the same MPC operational team from initial concept through completion providing you with consistency and a more efficient and predictable building experience.
When timelines are tight and site conditions are complex, you need a highly collaborative approach to increase predictability and reduce risk. United Project is the right delivery method to achieve these objectives.
See how we recently reduced construction costs by 16%.
True Partnership
United Project is built on the foundation of trust, collaboration, and transparency.
We believe that building meaningful projects doesn’t have to be stressful, uncoordinated, or costly.
It starts with a deep understanding of your vision and a strong commitment to bringing your vision into reality.
If you’re ready to move forward using this proven approach to reduce your risk, let’s talk.
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If you would like to learn more about our United Project approach to defining a successful and collaborative team effort, please let us know.
Completing a successful project is much more than coming in on time and under budget. While those two factors are great indicators of success, are they the only metrics that matter?
What if I told you there is only one thing that separates a ‘successful’ construction project from an unsuccessful project? In conducting an audit of our last fifteen projects, spanning five years, we determined that collaboration among the project team
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Tell us about your vision and goals
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We’ll share our initial ideas
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We’ll provide a budget estimate
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