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        "text": "Full design-through-construction projects generally take from six to eighteen months or longer. Total project timing depends on design iterations, jurisdictional permit review cycles, utility installations, and supply chain schedules for specialized materials. You gain significant time efficiency during pre-construction because material procurement and trade scheduling occur while permits are under official review, preventing prolonged downtime between phases.",
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