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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: July 11, 2011
Corporate Profiles - MBP
MBP is a multi-disciplined construction consulting firm experienced in assisting clients in managing the construction process from initial budget, through design and construction, to successful project closeout. Based on the in-depth experience of the firm's professionals, in both the engineering and the performance aspects of construction, MBP provides cost-effective services in both construction management and the resolution of disputes. Construction management includes services such as cost estimating, value engineering, constructibility review, CPM scheduling and inspection. Dispute resolution services include claims consulting, delay, impact and damages analysis, expert testimony and litigation support. The firm is also active in many forms of Alternative Disputes Resolution (ADR).
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