Are Your Construction Process Reviews Headed Toward Results?

Construction Process Reviews: Get From Strategy to Results

Presented on October 21, 2025

Stephen Bacchetti, Principal, Construction Practice
Isabella Risucci, Senior Manager, Real Estate Practice

Construction projects represent significant investments for growing organizations. Companies often struggle to effectively manage cost, scheduling, and design risks when faced with common challenges such as unclear bidding processes, delayed timelines, and cost overruns—issues that can compound quickly in high-growth environments.

View our webcast, Construction Process Reviews: Get From Strategy to Results, in which we’ll discuss how construction process reviews provide clarity, surface critical risks, and help ensure capital projects deliver as intended.

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