Partnering is a continuous process of aligning organizations to achieve a mutual vision, reap economic benefits, improve working relationships, and prevent litigation. The process is designed to promote an environment for teamwork, problem solving, and attaining common goals. The parties, with the assistance of a facilitator, commit to establishing effective communications, building trust, and sustaining strategic relationships.

Partnering has a proven record of achieving realistic and measurable benefits for all stakeholders. The most highly touted benefits of partnering are on-time completion and within budget. Other benefits of partnering are more innovative solutions to problems, expeditious resolution of disputes, improved safety, and increased productivity. In addition, there are certain intangible benefits that include improved quality performance, customer satisfaction, enhanced business reputation, and a great working atmosphere.

CSR offers complete partnering services. This includes internal training, advance planning, workshop facilitation, and strategic implementation. With over 12 years of practical partnering experience, CSR has the knowledge and skills to make partnering a success for you. Our partnering facilitators and trainers are nationally recognized leaders and authors in this field. The book Partnering in Construction: A Practical Guide to Project Success, authored by Frank Carr is regarded as the best publication on the topic.
 

SUCCESSFUL PARTNERING PROJECTS


  • DZSP 21LLC and Naval Facilities Command (NAVFAC) Marianas - FEAD Partnering on Base Operations Support Services (BOS) Contract – Annex 1501; Territory of Guam (6/2010) (10/2009)
     

  • DZSP 21LLC; Naval Facilities Command (NAVFAC) Marianas; and Andersen AFB
    Partnering on Base Operations Support Services (BOS) Contract - Joint Region Marianas; Territory of Guam (6/2010) (10/2009)
     

  • P&S Construction; Naval Facilities Command (NAVFAC) Mid-Atlantic; and PWD Earle
    Partnering on Naval Weapons Station Earle – Gateway Project, Coltsneck, New Jersey (5/2010)
     

  • PIKE WOHLSEN Construction Company; Delaware National Guard; Army Reserve; and, Army Corps of Engineers
    Partnering on Newark Armed Forces Reserve Center BRAC; Newark, Delaware (4/2010)
     

  • Clayco Construction Corporation; Pennsylvania National Guard; Army Reserve; ACSIM; and, Army Corps of Engineers
    Partnering on Willow Grove Armed Forces Reserve Center BRAC; Willow Grove, Pennsylvania (3/2010)
     

  • Lobar Inc; Baker Corp.; STV; and, Army Corps of Engineers
    Partnering on Scranton Armed Forces Reserve Center BRAC; Scranton, Pennsylvania (1/2010)
     

  • Lobar Inc; Baker Corp.; STV; and, Army Corps of Engineers
    Partnering on Lewisburg/Bloomsburg Armed Forces Reserve Center BRAC; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (12/2009)
     

  • The Six-M Company; RK&K; and, Maryland State Highway Administration
    Partnering on Charles Street/I-695 Interstate Highway; Baltimore, Maryland (3/2009)
     

  • DZSP 21LLC; Naval Facilities Command (NAVFAC) Marianas; and Navy Region Marianas
    Partnering on Base Operations Support Services (BOSS) Contract; Territory of Guam (11/2009) (3/2009) (8/2008)
     

  • Harkins Builders; VOA; STV; and, Army Corps of Engineers
    Partnering on Bristol Armed Forces Reserve Center; Bristol, Pennsylvania (10/2009) (6/2009)
     

  • Holder Construction Company; Salisbury University; University of Maryland Capitol Projects; and, RCG Architects
    Partnering on Franklin P. Perdue School of Business; Salisbury University, Salisbury, Maryland (9/2009)
     

  • HITT Contracting; BKMA; and, the Veterans Administration
    Partnering on Martinsburg Veterans Administration Capital Region Readiness Center, Shepherdstown; West Virginia (5/2009)
     

  • Granger Construction; Neumann/Smith; Detroit Arsenal; and, Army Corps of Engineers
    Partnering on Detroit Arsenal Administration Building and Parking Garage; Warren, Michigan (4/2009)
     

  • Whiting-Turner Construction Company; FON Architects, Desman Associates, Becker Morgan; Salisbury University; and, University of Maryland Capitol Projects
    Partnering on East Campus Parking Facility; Salisbury University; Salisbury, Maryland (11/2008) (1/2008)
     

  • Archer Western; Butt Construction; Cannon Design; Air Force; and, Army Corps of Engineers
    Partnering on 711th Human Performance Wing Facility, Wright-Patterson AFB; Dayton, Ohio (5/2008)
     

  • Holder Construction Company; Salisbury University; and University of Maryland Capitol Projects
    Partnering on Perdue School of Business; Salisbury University; Salisbury, Maryland (12/2007)
     

  • Key Construction Company; City of Danville; and the Virginia DOT
    Partnering on Widening of Franklin Turnpike; Danville, Virginia (5/2007)
     

  • John C. Grimberg Construction Company; Architect of the Capitol; Library of Congress; and, Army Corps of Engineers
    Partnering on Library of Congress Book Storage Facility Modules 3 & 4; Annapolis, Maryland (10/2006)
     

  • Holder Construction Company; Ayers Saint Gross; Salisbury University; and University of Maryland Capitol Projects
    Partnering on Salisbury University (Maryland) Teacher Education and Technology Center; Salisbury, Maryland (9/2006) (3/2005)  
     

  • Skanska Construction Company; Cannon Design; The Universities at College Park; and University of Maryland Capitol Projects
    Partnering on University of Maryland Shady Grove Education Center Building III; Shady Grove, Maryland (6/2006)
     

  • Holder Construction Company; EYP; Bowie State University; and University of Maryland Capitol Projects
    Partnering on Bowie State University (Maryland) Fine and Performing Arts Center; Bowie, Maryland (6/2006)
     

  • Shirley Contracting Company; Potomac Crossing Consultants; and, Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT)
    Partnering on Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge Replacement, Telegraph Road Utilities; Alexandria, Virginia (11/2005)
     

  • Harkins Builders and Army Corps of Engineers
    Partnering on Army Reserve Center; Fort Meade, Maryland (1/2005)    
     

  • Diversified Technology Consultants and Army Corps of Engineers
    Partnering on Trenton Full Facility Restoration; Trenton, New Jersey (1/2004)    
     

  • Harkins Builders and Naval Facilities Command (NAVFAC)

  • Partnering on Replacement Family Housing; Andrew AF Base, Camp Springs, Maryland (12/2003)    
     

  • Paul Howard Construction Company and Naval Facilities Command (NAVFAC)Partnering on Hue City Range; Parris Island, South Carolina (12/2003)   
     

  • National Security Agency (NSA) and Army Corps of Engineers
    Partnering on Agency Construction Program; Fort Meade, Maryland (5/2003)
     

  • SIGAL Construction and Army Corps of Engineers
    Partnering on “T” Block; Fort Belvoir, Virginia (11/2003)
     

  • P.J. Dick Inc; and Army Corps of Engineers
    Partnering
    on HEC Complex; Fort Belvoir, Virginia (6/2003) (11/2002)
     

  • Diversified Technology Consultants and Army Corps of Engineers
    Partnering on U. S. Army Reserve Center; A.P. Hill, Virginia (11/2002)
     

  • Medtronic Inc and Delphion Inc
    Partnering on IDEA (IT) Project; Minneapolis, Minnesota (11/2002)
     

  • Davis Construction Corp and Army Corps of Engineers
    Partnering on McKinley Technology Senior High School; Washington, D.C. (11/2002) (9/2002)
     

  • Pioneer Contracting Company and Maryland State Highway Administration
    Partnering on Streetscape Project; Loch Raven, Maryland (11/2000)
     

  • Flippo Construction Company and Maryland State Highway Administration
    Partnering on Maryland Route 202 Ramp “E” Bridge; Cheverly, Maryland (10/2000)
     

  • National Institute of Health (NIH) and PEPCO Energy Services
    Partnering on National Institute of Health Cogeneration Powerplant Project; Bethesda, Maryland (8/2000)
     

  • Corman Construction Company and Maryland State Highway Administration
    Partnering on Maryland Route 4 over Western Branch Project; Upper Marlboro, Maryland (6/2000)

 

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