Bring the owner’s priorities into a shared implementation and reporting plan.
Develop the project schedule and coordination framework
Track progress, cost changes and outstanding decisions
Report issues and actions to the project owner
Design and detailed engineering
Coordinate the technical information needed for procurement and construction.
Review design requirements and consultant interfaces
Coordinate engineering deliverables and drawing schedules
Track changes and design decisions through the project
Procurement and construction support
Support informed contractor selection and site coordination.
Prepare or review bid requirements within scope
Support technical evaluation and EPC selection
Coordinate agreed quality checks, completion items and handover
When you need this
Start with the decision in front of you.
You are moving from sanction to construction
The owner needs a practical plan for consultants, contractors and milestones.
Design and site teams are losing alignment
Interfaces, variations and decisions need a clear owner.
Progress is slipping
You need visibility into causes, remaining work and realistic recovery actions.
How we work
A defined scope. A clear way forward.
01
Agree the brief
Define the decision, deliverables, project boundaries and responsibilities.
02
Review the project
Study the documents, speak with the project team and complete agreed site work.
03
Develop the assessment
Test assumptions, resolve information gaps and prepare the agreed outputs.
04
Close the loop
Discuss findings, respond to scoped queries and set out the next actions.
Scope & evidence
Make the evidence part of the brief.
Agree the information, outputs and review responsibilities before work starts.
Responsibility matrix
Named owners for design, procurement, contractor interfaces and project decisions.
Project controls
A consistent record of progress, variations, costs, quality observations and unresolved actions.
This is an owner-side mandate. Contractor obligations and statutory responsibilities remain with the parties named in the relevant contracts. Scope, authority and reporting lines are agreed before mobilisation.