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KLMK Group forms strategic alliance with Taylor Construction Management

KLMK Group forms strategic alliance with Taylor Construction Management

KLMK's expertise in the capital delivery process and TCM's global platform combine to provide an integrated solution with an unparalleled impact for health care related industries.


By Posted by Tim Gregorski, Senior Editor | August 24, 2012

KLMK Group, a provider of facilities solutions solely dedicated to healthcare is joining forces with Taylor Construction Management (TCM), a third party project management firm. KLMK's expertise in the capital delivery process and TCM's global platform combine to provide an integrated solution with an unparalleled impact for health care related industries.

TCM's Houston based team will partner with KLMK to address challenges related to shared client's capital facility needs. From concept to completion, both firms offer unique services throughout the healthcare facility development spectrum. In addition to healthcare, TCM's quantifiable project management services offer customized solutions for the higher education and life science (biotechnology, biopharma and pharmaceutical) industries both domestically and internationally. +

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