Suffolk's Fast Track

The new normal: faster construction and certainty regarding costs and schedules. Life science clients are demanding these things as the number and size of projects begins to grow again, according to Suffolk Construction VP Chuck Pappalardo.
Chuck will offer insights at Bisnow's 2nd Annual Boston Life Sciences Summit Friday, July 27 at the Boston Marriott Cambridge. (Don't miss it.) Some of the larger projects that Chuck has been involved with include: Boston Properties’ new $173M Broad Institute building to be completed Q1 ’14; UMass Medica l’s $300M, 515k SF Albert Sherman Center facility to be completed Q4 ’12; and BioMed’s $326M, 1M SF Center for Life Science in the LMA, including a tenant fit out for Children’s Hospital. Chuck tells us that with BIM, Suffolk has cut design and build time to about 17 months from 25.

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