Framework · 54:36
// THE QUOTE
“some of these jobs have become so large that a traditional developer builder needs more expertise”
— Ian Boyd · Iron Maple Constructors
Explains why big local developers now bring in GCs as integrated partners — names the dynamic plainly; opens and lands as a complete thought.
Full episode at 54:36How to Start a GC on Relationships Alone: Iron Maple's Ian Boyd & Rene Cox on Risk, P3s, and the Atlantic Canada Construction Market ▸
THE LESSON THIS CLIP CARRIES
Building an integrated team with a sophisticated developer-builder (rather than traditional arm's-length GC) is a viable growth model as projects scale beyond one company's capacity.
“it becomes more of like an integrated team — sophisticated buyers of construction services”
THE CHAPTER IT LIVES IN
Canard waterfront project and developer-builder partnerships
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SOURCE: 54:36 of How to Start a GC on Relationships Alone: Iron Maple's Ian Boyd & Rene Cox on Risk, P3s, and the Atlantic Canada Construction Market