Monthly Update - June 2026

Owner

• Weekly Owner–Architect–Contractor (OAC) meetings continue to be held to review project progress, coordination items, schedule status, change management items, and outstanding action items.
• Colliers continues to monitor current pay applications, pending change order requests, contingency impacts, and federal funding compliance items, including ongoing de minimis waiver tracking.
• Schedule management remains a key focus. Colliers continues to request a fully progressed schedule from Benchmark that accurately reflects current field conditions, remaining logic, and the path to substantial and final completion.

Design & Engineering

• The design team continues to review contractor submittals, RFIs, procurement documentation, and technical clarifications, with continued focus on sequence-critical and long-lead items.
• Coordination remains ongoing for underground utilities, transformer/electrical service, water service, sprinkler entry, foundation penetrations, masonry inspection requirements, and related field conflicts.
• Concrete testing and early break results continue to be tracked with the contractor, testing agency, structural engineer, and design team to support timely advancement of steel erection and follow-on work.
• The Fire Department and City representatives continue to be consulted on relevant design and construction coordination items to confirm operational needs are being addressed during construction.

Construction Activities

• Structural steel erection is underway and is currently one of the primary visible construction activities on site. Steel sequencing continues by building area and requires close coordination with remaining concrete and foundation work.
• Remaining footings, foundation walls, anchor bolt survey work, backfill, utility penetrations, and slab preparation continue to be coordinated so they do not delay steel progress.
• Underground utility work and related coordination remain active around the transformer location, electrical service, water service, sprinkler entry, and other site utility items.
• Submittal and RFI priorities continue to include underground coordination, steel-related items, overhead door revisions, sprinkler/fire protection documentation, exterior materials, and other upcoming construction activities.
• Overall, the project continues to advance; however, continued attention is required on schedule recovery, steel/concrete coordination, timely RFI/submittal responses, utility resolution, and change order control.