Owners and facility managers are often told that a construction manager will “handle everything.” Yet many projects still experience budget overruns, unclear electrical costs, and disputes that surface late — when they are most expensive to fix.

The reason is not poor execution. It is a misunderstanding of roles.

A construction manager and an electrical owner’s representative serve very different purposes. Understanding those differences is critical if you want accurate electrical pricing, clear accountability, and fewer surprises.

At iBidElectric, our role is not to replace a construction manager. It is to do something a construction manager is not designed to do: independently protect the owner’s interests when it comes to electrical scope, cost, and risk.

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