Leed Certification

Developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) provides building owners, designers, contractors, operators and users a summarized context to identify and implement practical and measurable green building design, construction, operations and maintenance solutions.

The scope of work for a whole building approach includes:

  • Pre-Design & Schematic Design
    • Hosting a sustainability design workshop and necessary follow-up meetings with all members of the project team to develop strategies to accomplish all sustainability objectives.
    • Sustainable Building Policy Compliance and LEED Certification Workplan.
    • Work with the Architect throughout schematic design to ensure agreed upon sustainability strategies have been included in the schematic design report and project design.
    • LEED “Design Stage” Application Preparation and Submission
  • Design Development
    •  Design Development Progress Update
    • LEED Online Registration
    • Progress Report
    •  LEED “Design Stage” Application Preparation and Submission
  • Construction Documents
    •  Prepare sustainability specifications for inclusion in the design documents.
    • Construction Documents
    • Bid Documents Review
    • LEED Design Application Submission
    • Construction Documents Update Report
  • Construction Administration
    • Sustainability Construction Kick-off Workshop
    • Site Visits
    • Sustainability Reporting
    • Work with the project team to prepare all LEED construction application documentation
  •  Post Construction Services
    • LEED Construction Application Submission