Tate Construction Company recently provided commercial permit coordination services for PetNet Solutions’ Albuquerque operation at the UNM Comprehensive Cancer Center.
The project involved coordination between PetNet Solutions, facility representatives, trade contractors, project documentation, and the applicable permitting authority. Tate Construction was brought in to help organize the permitting process and provide the general contractor coordination necessary to keep the application moving forward.
Commercial permitting can involve considerably more than submitting an application.
Depending on the project, information may need to be coordinated between the tenant or end user, property or facility representatives, trade contractors, design professionals, and regulatory agencies. Drawings, contractor information, project documentation, and responses to permitting requirements all need to remain aligned as the application progresses.
For the PetNet Solutions project, Tate Construction served as a central point of coordination during that process.
Our role included reviewing available project and permit documentation, coordinating information between the parties involved, preparing and submitting the permit application, responding to administrative requirements, and helping guide the project through the permitting process.
Permitting can become a significant project-management responsibility even when the underlying construction scope is relatively focused.
For a business owner, commercial tenant, property owner, or specialty contractor, navigating that process can take attention away from their primary responsibilities. When several organizations are involved, having one party responsible for coordinating the permitting effort can help keep information organized and identify what is needed to move the process to the next step.
That type of problem-solving is an important part of Tate Construction Company’s approach to commercial construction.
Our role as a general contractor is not limited to managing work in the field. Commercial projects also require planning, documentation, communication, contractor coordination, and an understanding of the processes that occur before and around construction.
The PetNet Solutions project at the UNM Comprehensive Cancer Center represents another step in the continued growth of Tate Construction Company’s commercial work in Albuquerque.
In addition to commercial construction and tenant improvements, Tate Construction can assist businesses, property owners, tenants, and trade contractors with preconstruction planning, permit coordination, contractor coordination, and construction management.
Each commercial project presents a different set of challenges. Sometimes the need begins with a complete tenant improvement or renovation. Other times, a client simply needs an experienced general contractor who can step into an existing project, understand what is required, coordinate the parties involved, and establish a practical path forward.
That is the role Tate Construction was able to provide for PetNet Solutions.
If your Albuquerque-area commercial project requires general contractor involvement, permit coordination, preconstruction planning, tenant improvements, or construction management, contact Tate Construction Company to discuss the project and determine the best path forward.
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