By MUST Development
Before construction, the contractor reads the drawings and the lease, prices the work, and names the risks.
During permitting, the contractor tracks comments and keeps the building’s rules in the schedule.
During construction, the contractor hires and coordinates the trades, watches quality, and reports cost and schedule.
At the end, the contractor runs the punch list, the inspections, and the document handover.
That is the role. It is not a guarantee of a city approval date or a fixed price before the scope exists.