GENERAL CONTRACTING

The project management process employed by RG is intended to be a one entity solution to the Owner. RG assembles an experienced and qualified team to take each project from inception through completion, in a safe, efficient and cost-effective manner.

As a general contractor for industrial construction projects RG’s services include:

• Ensuring safety is our priority

• Creating and managing the construction schedule

• Organizing and managing the job site

• Hiring and managing subcontractors

• Contracting suppliers and vendors

• Providing field management and labor

On projects requiring this level of project management, RG Construction Services usually submits a bid or a proposal, which outlines the project’s scheduling, cost, and labor details. Often, creating these proposals demands significant effort from the contractor, requiring detailed cost estimates from the project specifications. In making these cost estimates, the contractor considers bills for materials, equipment rental, labor, and time.

TA-35-0086 LEFFF Facility

This project involved includes utility infrastructure upgrades, reconfiguration of the interior building layout within the area of work, minimal site work, demolition of existing infrastructure, but does not include work involving the reconfiguration of the building’s structural components.  The primary scope for phase 1 is modifications to the electrical services, HVAC equipment, mechanical piping, telecommunications, access control, non-loadbearing architectural walls, new finishes and related structural supports as necessary for the installation of the utilities.  Fire sprinkler and fire alarm upgrades are also included.  RG Construction was also awarded Option 1 under this project adding additional scope for architectural, structural, civil, electrical, and mechanical installations which included process piping.  This project was issued under the General Construction MATOC contract.

Sigma Addition Design/Build

RG was the prime contractor providing design and construction for a modern radiological addition to the existing SIGMA facility of approximately 4,400 square feet to include a Finishing area of approximately 2,400 square feet, a Final Inspection area of approximately 1,200 square feet and approximately 800 square feet of support space.  In addition, RG self-performed all of the electrical associated with the new building including connecting into an existing service. During the civil design portion of the scope of work it was discovered that steam line that was to be flipped so it was not under the new addition exceeded pressure safety requirements and therefore had to be redesigned to include a vault with and expansion chamber that could be visually inspected.  Due to the poor existing soil conditions outlined in the Geo-technical report along with the seismic fault line requirements RG’s team had to change the footing design from a normal spread footing to a pier foundation.  This project was delayed due to COVID restrictions.