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GATEWAY PARK CENTER 19-01-01 TGSV Enterprises, Inc. Page 7 STAKEHOLDER MANAGEMENT One of the most critical aspects of proper project management is doing what is necessary to develop and manage relationships with all individuals that the project impacts. By successfully managing all the stake holders in a project we will be able to better control scope issues, ensure the project requirements are aligned, understand the team’s tolerance for risks and mitigate any issues that may delay the project. TGSV has 5 key components in our stake holder management program to ensure project success: 1. Involvement by ALL project members in the entire process. 2. Identifying each member’s expectations of each other and assigning measurable results for the tasks required. 3. Clear and precise communication. 4. Identifying ALL project stakeholders early in the project. 5. Analyzing each Stakeholders Relationship to the Project i. Identify what is relevant for them ii. Identify their impact from and to the project iii. Identify what aspects of the project will affect them positively/negatively QUALITY ASSURANCE AND CONTROL PLAN Our team has developed a quality control management system that ensures constant quality review of the work and also of the contract documents. Features of quality control system include: • Assignable checklists for ALL trades for every phase of their work. • Inspection and acceptance of work with TGSV and Trade Contractor prior to commencement, prior to coverage of work, and at completion. • Verification of As-Built Conditions • Verification of Utility Availability/Locations • Verification of Code Requirements • Verification of Construction Phasing Requirements • Verification of Project Program • Coordination of Disciplines & Sub-consultants • BIM Collaboration with Architect, Sub-consultants, and Trade contractors Adherence to the above procedures during design and construction has proven to be an effective system for early detection of potential problems and identification of variables affecting project quality, preventing unnecessary time delays and cost overruns.