Development Industries, Inc.

877-800-3452

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Development Industries, Inc. (DI) provides Turn-key development and construction management services including pro-forma development, budgeting, assistance, scheduling, direction of the architect and all consultants, city approvals, selection and management of the general contractor, administration of the lease work letter (including management of all Tenant-requested modifications), coordination with the Tenant’s interior improvements, and job cost accounting.----- SPECIALTIES: Large Scale Building Projects - Construction Management - Project Management - Design Management & QA-QC ----- FOCUS: Design-Build - Public-Private Partnership (PPP) - Owner Representation, and Risk Management. ----- DESCRIPTION: Development Industries, Inc. (DI) is a full-service Project Management and Design Management firm specializing in Construction Quality Control (CQC) and Quality Management (QM). Since 2001 DI continues to represent private and public owners, real estate developers and general contractors.  With a diverse portfolio of projects ranging from $50 Million to $500 Million in total construction costs. We attribute our success to upholding Quality Control for our clients and in managing any design challenge to ensure expedient resolutions are made, thus allowing owners and project teams to remain on schedule and on budget. ----- CURRENT AND PAST CLIENTS include both private and public sector entities such as; Clark Construction, The Blackstone Group, Opus Corporation, DMJM, Aecom, Universal Studios, The US Army Reserve, The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), GSA and the State of California. ----- FEATURED PROJECTS include The New $490 million Long Beach Courthouse (under construction) the first Public-Private Partnership (PPP) type for the State of California, and the landmark 1.2 million square foot Caltrans District 7 Headquarters building, a design-build and fast-track project located in downtown Los Angeles, California, designed by Pritzker Prize Architect Thom Mayne of Morphosis.