Your single source for

INTEGRATED CANNABIS FACILITY SERVICES

At DAG, we lead your cultivation facility from vision to reality—guiding every phase from planning and design to procurement, construction, and commissioning. As your single-source partner, we focus on long-term performance and short-term efficiency, reducing cost, delays, and friction at every step 


PHASE 01

FOUNDATIONAL PLANNING

Build Smart from the Start

Every successful facility begins with a clear plan. DAG helps you define what’s possible and what’s practical—providing feasibility studies, early-stage budgets, and schematic designs to ensure your site, scope, and strategy are aligned.

We reduce risks, eliminate design flaws, and ensure your operation is primed for efficiency, compliance, and future expansion.

Due Diligence to ensure your facility location can support your operation

  • Utilities (water, sewer, and irrigation)
  • Stormwater Management/ Floodplains
  • Grading/Minimum building finished floors
  • Vehicular Access Points, Vehicular Circulation
  • Buffers & Setbacks
  • Zoning and Land Use regulations
  • Applicable special planning district or zoning code requirements

An inexpensive schematic set of drawings that give you a thorough understanding of your operation, budget, and yield.

Conceptual Design Plans

  • Site Plans
  • Space Plans
  • Equipment Layouts
  • Master Plans

Yield Projections
Preliminary Detailed Budget

  • Design and Engineering Costs (soft costs)
  • Construction Cost (hard costs)
  • Good, Better, Best Systems and Equipment

PHASE 02

INTEGRATED

PRE-CONSTRUCTION

Where Planning Becomes Buildable

This is where the vision takes shape. DAG leads the coordination of design, engineering, equipment, and systems—integrating all stakeholders to ensure every detail is aligned in the final set of permitted construction documents.

With deep experience in facility systems, cultivation workflows, and regulatory compliance, we help you avoid costly disconnects between design and reality.

Key Focus Areas:

  • Systems Integration
  • Team & Vendor Coordination
  • Permitting & Regulatory Alignment
  • Construction Documentation

PHASE 03

CONSTRUCTION

On Site. On Schedule. On Point.

From groundbreaking to commissioning, DAG manages every aspect of your facility’s construction with clarity and control. We organize teams, coordinate vendors, and keep the project moving—so you’re not just building a structure, you’re building operational readiness.

Our goal? A facility that’s grow-ready on day one.

  • Coordinate project kick-off meeting with client, tenant, owner’s representative, design team, and key vendors
  • Confirm and finalize team members and responsibilities
  • Identify procedures, submittal process, and areas of responsibility
  • Establish weekly meeting schedule and format
  • Establish project submittal, RFI, and change tracking systems
  • Prepare project team directory
  • Establish sign off procedure
  • Establish accounting procedures and payment schedule
  • Obtain any pending required approvals from landowner and regulatory agencies

  • Procure and track engineered details, manufacturing, shipping and delivery of all specialized materials and equipment
  • Engage and contract with all associated trade contractors and material suppliers
  • Log, track, and manage the procurement of all required material and equipment to ensure uninterrupted construction schedule
  • Plan and manage the shipping, delivery, unloading, placement, and storage of material and equipment to the project site


  • Conduct weekly construction Owner-Architect-Contractor (OAC) coordination and progress meetings
  • Oversee and monitor design installation for operational efficiency
    Review, monitor, and modify master construction schedule to ensure overall compliance
  • Monitor and document RFI timing and responses
  • Monitor and document submittal timing and response
  • Monitor and document change order requests
  • Monitor timing and coordination of any client vendors as it relates to master schedule
  • Coordinate occupancy and commissioning of systems and equipment
  • Supervise construction through an on-site Superintendent



  • Procure certificate of occupancy from the authority having jurisdiction
  • Provide closeout manuals
  • Provide guarantees and warranties
  • Provide operations and maintenance manuals
  • Provide material safety sheets as required
  • Provide copies of permits and inspection logs
  • Provide “record set” construction documents
  • Provide final release of lien