Phoenix Sky Harbor Remote Make Facility

Project: Phoenix Sky Harbor Remote Make Facility
City, State: Phoenix, Arizona
Size:
Construction Type: Improvements
Notes: Working with the General Contractor Hunt Austin Aviation Builders continues to be an honor for our company.
Client Referral:

ROC: 279772, 279773

Logistics

Butler has state of the art manufacturing facilities across North America, so you can expect on-time deliveries of building components.

Manufacturing

Butler offers over 100 years of manufacturing experience and is the world’s leading producer of building systems solutions. Their processes assure order accuracy and speed in support of faster deliveries.

Design Assist/Value Engineering

Our credibility and reputation within the construction community, subcontractors, architects, engineering and municipalities go a long way to assuring the quality of our in-place product.

Detailing

Doing things right the first time. This is our goal in communicating your building requirements with Butler. Butler coordinates with us to ensure your building details are engineered and manufactured right the first time.

Erection

Once plans are approved by the owner, designer, builder and regulatory agencies, we will coordinate with the other non-Fleming West trades to create a smooth, efficient and safe work environment on-site.

Pricing

The most influence over cost and timing occurs before construction begins. Through the efforts of the entire team in the early stages, costs and schedule will become fixed as the scope is finalized.

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