Delivery Methods

General Contracting

Proven
Project Delivery

Design-Bid-Build remains the most widely used construction delivery method in the United States. Using this approach, owners contract separately with the designer/engineer and the construction company.

As a general contractor, Shook Construction is an industry leader, propelled by our longevity and self-perform capabilities. Under this arrangement, we provide the 
materials, labor, equipment, and services to complete your project. We rely on our strong relationships with specialty trade partners to obtain competitive bids as we oversee project management, safety and quality, and scheduling to ensure all aspects of your project receive the attention they deserve.

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Design-Bid-Build
works best when three conditions are true:

1.

The scope is well defined.

2.

The risk is well-defined and predictable. 

3.

The project is relatively simple based on repeatable processes. 

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“Shook is a trusted partner for the Dayton Development Coalition, working with many of our clients to bring their vision for regional operations to life. Shook’s recent work on Sierra Nevada Corp.’s Dayton Airport hangars and the inaugural onMain building will shape our region’s economic future for decades. Their work has built some of our region’s most iconic locations, including the Wright Field Administration building, GM’s Moraine Assembly Plant, the Nutter Center, and many of the hospitals that care for people across the region, and the water treatment facilities that keep our drinking water safe.”

Jeffrey C. Hoagland, President & CEO, Dayton Development Coalition

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