Often, I see recommendations to conduct a feasibility study before starting construction. But does this really help identify a project’s weaknesses before work begins and reduce risks, or is it just an extra expense with no tangible results?
Hey, I used to view a feasibility study as just a formality, until we had one done through David Fields Consulting Services and identified weaknesses in the budget and logistics before we even got started weas we would have definitely missed otherwise. It’s not just an expense it’s a way to verify whether a project is even viable before investing a lot of money.
