US-based Hy-Vee has cut construction costs for new and remodeled stores by more than 25% over the last six years, Supermarket News reports. The grocery retailer has worked with Hy-Vee Weitz, its in-house construction and general contractor company, to streamline the construction process and as a result has reduced its schedule from 11 months to around eight and a half. Jeff Markey, Assistant Vice President of Engineering/Construction at Hy-Vee, said: “We're seeing the fruit of these labors, not just in the pre-construction side but in the construction side as well.”
September 27, 2011
HY-VEE REDUCES REMODELING COSTS
US-based Hy-Vee has cut construction costs for new and remodeled stores by more than 25% over the last six years, Supermarket News reports. The grocery retailer has worked with Hy-Vee Weitz, its in-house construction and general contractor company, to streamline the construction process and as a result has reduced its schedule from 11 months to around eight and a half. Jeff Markey, Assistant Vice President of Engineering/Construction at Hy-Vee, said: “We're seeing the fruit of these labors, not just in the pre-construction side but in the construction side as well.”
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