CONSTRUCTION

At BCI, construction is the centerpiece of our offerings. We have taken a different strategy than many other firms in our business, as our approach is to DO the physical construction rather than just manage it. This self-performing model makes us decidedly unique—in a sea of a look alike project management firms, BCI is the “self-performing” leader. We select our construction teams and manage them closely for maximum efficiency, maintaining the highest standards. In addition, our ability to plan, execute and manage large-scale projects is well documented; and our project managers bring best practices and lessons learned from thousands of projects.

BCI maintains a dedicated construction team in all our markets to coordinate directly with the project team and has full responsibility for overseeing and ensuring the success of all construction activities.

Constructability assessment / site selection BCI visits and reviews selected sites for constructability, analyzing cost, feasibility, access concerns, structural qualities and utilities planning prior to breaking ground.

Building permit package BCI will prepare a detailed design package to be included with the submittal of building permit applications to local municipalities.

Building permit filing & expediting BCI will file and expedite all applicable building permit applications.

Site facility construction; install AC power services In conjunction with the design and permitting process, BCI manages and expedites the installation of power service conduits per scope/site design.

Project management & reporting BCI oversees and manages all phases of the construction process, and on a routine (weekly/monthly) basis will issue a project status report providing an overall snapshot including budget, schedule and a forecast of upcoming critical issues. This report will also serve as chronological documentation for the project.

Additional construction services BCI provides include:

• Construction specification—Develop construction specifications for the project.
• Cost estimates—Site-specific cost estimates based on site acquisition data, A&E designs and construction estimating.
• Punch list—Records of non-conformance items detected during the construction process, all to be rectified prior to final site release.
• As-builts—As-built documents to record final site construction arrangements.
• Site acceptance—Following completion of all punch list items and as-built documents, our customer formally reviews and officially accepts the site.

We provide the leadership, resources and experience needed for the successful completion of your construction project, and will deliver in a manner that supports your business strategy.

MARKET CONSTRUCTION	FIELD ENGINEERING	CONSTRUCTION OFFICE STAFFING	ADDITIONAL CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
Pre-planning, implementation Site maps/directions to site Schedule performance Cost control/labor productivity Quality performance Schedule and manage subcontractors Labor relations Cost and schedule control Material control Orientation and training Inspections/compliance/ quality control	Develop and monitor detailed construction plan including manpower and equipment needs Assist with subcontractor negotiations and administration Building permit application support Quality control reports to ensure evidence of inspections and successful test completion Self-sufficient contractor site management Ensure corrective action taken for non-conformance conditions	Implementation of new hire physicals, drug testing, safety training and enforcemen Site foreman/tower foreman—coordinate the site labors and required equipment Office manager— correspondence, purchasing, material receiving, accounts payable and payroll/labor hour tracking Other staff, as needed In-house personnel / office support personnel	Tower erection and modification Coax lines and antenna installs Electrical and civil construction Foundations Rooftop cell site installations Road access Utility trenching Microwave installs Warehouse/kitting services Re-supply of commodity materials Pre-fabrication of assemblies Major equipment deliveries