VCC’s Newest Venture, CMSI, Aims to Offer Timely Information on Client Projects

 

How can construction management services navigate the complex landscape of client needs, ensuring the right mix of services are available precisely when needed? 

Don Davis, Executive VP at VCC, highlights the importance of offering a comprehensive suite of services tailored through their management venture, CMSI, to meet the unique demands of each project, enabling clients to make informed, timely decisions. 

“Our primary goal is to provide the information so our clients can make good decisions timely on a project, planning and reviewing cost forecasts, schedules, overall process of design and permitting process with cities, and then implementation of the field to make sure that the project is delivered at the quality that the client expects,” stated Davis. 

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