Design-Build Construction for Ohio's Public Owners
In-house engineering, architecture, and project management on one team — pre-bid through cooperative purchasing, so schools, municipalities, and counties get the right scope at a better price.
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How Prodigy Changes the Way Your Project Gets Built
At Prodigy, we wear all the hats. Our in-house engineers, architects, and project managers design your project and then manage it, so the person who drew the plan is the same person on site when a question comes up. Small problems get solved with one phone call instead of a change order.
We buy the material ourselves, so pre-construction planning has to be exact — and that discipline is why our projects run smoother from budget to punch list. Whether it's a roof, an HVAC replacement, a renovation, or an addition, you get a condition-based design built to your budget, a contractor lineup selected while the numbers are still being set, and a single accountable team from start to finish.
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Three Bids, One Price: How the “Basis of Design” Quietly Narrows Competition on School HVAC Projects
Public owners see three sealed bids and reasonably assume the market has spoken. But on most plan-and-spec projects, the single largest line, the specified equipment, was decided before pricing ever existed, and it rides through all three bids untouched. Prodigy's in-house engineers put the application out to competing manufacturers, buy the equipment directly, and bid the labor on its own, so every dollar in the budget number is actually competed.
How Ohio Schools Choose the Right Commercial Roofing System
EPDM, TPO, PVC, metal, and mod-bit — matched to Ohio's climate, school budgets, and the maintenance crew's Tuesday afternoons.Most roofing specs are written by engineers who don't work in schools — which is how districts end up paying premiums for systems whose hidden maintenance costs surface years later. This guide walks through how Ohio's extreme freeze-thaw cycling should drive system selection, why two "30-year warranties" can differ by six figures in upkeep, and how EPDM, TPO, PVC, standing seam metal, and modified bitumen each earn their place — section by section, not one-size-fits-all…