Construction consultancy

Seven services. One clearer view of delivery.

Coordinated support for residential, commercial, industrial, institutional and infrastructure developments—from early feasibility to close-out. Scope, deliverables and responsibilities are agreed for each project.

Project managementCost consultancyTechnical coordination

Technical project coordination in a construction setting.

Our services

Support that meets the project where it is.

Choose a focused service or coordinate several disciplines under an agreed appointment. The right starting point depends on project stage, available information and the decisions to be made.

01 · Construction Project Management 02 · Project Consultation 03 · Quantity Surveying & Cost Consultancy 04 · Engineering & Technical Coordination 05 · Construction Supervision & Quality Assurance 06 · Procurement & Contract Administration 07 · Procurement & Development Advisory

Multi-storey residential construction in progress. — 01 / 07

Service 01

Construction Project Management

Structured project coordination from early definition through implementation, completion and handover. Scope, time, cost, quality, risk and stakeholder decisions are kept visible through practical project controls.

How this support can help

Project inception and feasibility coordination
Scope definition, project execution plans and work breakdown structures (WBS)
Baseline construction programmes and critical path method (CPM) scheduling
Stakeholder coordination and decision tracking
Progress monitoring, site reporting and change management
Project risk registers, mitigation ownership and review
Completion, handover and close-out coordination

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Construction professionals coordinating technical information. — 02 / 07

Service 02

Project Consultation

A structured first conversation to clarify project intent, current stage, site context, constraints, options and practical next steps. Consultation helps define the question and scope; regulated design, surveys and approvals remain with appropriately qualified practitioners.

How this support can help

Initial project briefing and needs assessment
Project type, location, intended use and delivery-stage review
Discussion of available drawings, reports and specifications
Identification of constraints, decisions, milestones and information gaps
Options for an agreed consultancy scope and next steps

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Technical project information used for construction cost planning. — 03 / 07

Service 03

Quantity Surveying & Cost Consultancy

Measurement and cost advice to support informed budgeting, procurement and financial control. Estimates and cost reports should be read alongside the project scope, design information, assumptions and market conditions.

How this support can help

Preliminary construction cost estimates and cost plans
Detailed bills of quantities (BOQs) and measurable work descriptions
Cost planning, budgeting and cost-to-complete monitoring
Tender analysis and procurement cost comparisons
Interim payment valuation support and variation assessments
Regular construction cost monitoring and reporting
Final account preparation support

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Ground investigation activity at a construction site. — 04 / 07

Service 04

Engineering & Technical Coordination

Coordination of technical information across disciplines so that design intent, site conditions, specifications and construction methods are considered together. Regulated design and certification remain with appropriately registered practitioners.

How this support can help

Civil and structural engineering coordination
Geotechnical investigation coordination and review of site information
Site investigation, ground conditions and foundation considerations
Reinforced-concrete and structural-steel interface coordination
Engineering drawing review and document coordination
Drainage, stormwater and constructability considerations
Coordination of inspections and materials testing

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Infrastructure construction activity at a work site. — 05 / 07

Service 05

Construction Supervision & Quality Assurance

Planned site observation and documented verification help teams identify quality issues early. Inspection frequency, acceptance criteria and testing are set by the contract documents and project requirements.

How this support can help

Site inspection plans and inspection and test plans (ITPs)
Reinforcement checks before concrete placement
Concrete sampling and compressive-strength testing coordination
Materials compliance verification against approved specifications
Workmanship inspection records and site quality reporting
Non-conformance reports (NCRs) and corrective-action monitoring
Defects and snag lists, practical-completion inspections

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Healthcare construction setting with coordinated building works. — 06 / 07

Service 06

Procurement & Contract Administration

Procurement coordination aligns scope, specifications, lead times, contractor capacity and contract deliverables. Payment certification is undertaken by authorised professionals as required.

How this support can help

Tender-document preparation and tender-evaluation coordination
Contractor prequalification and bid comparisons
Procurement schedules, material requisitions and lead-time tracking
Contract deliverables monitoring and contractual records
Variation registers, correspondence and decision logs
Payment-certification coordination by authorised professionals
Contractor performance reporting

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Solar installation project setting in Kenya. — 07 / 07

Service 07

Procurement & Development Advisory

Strategic support connects early development choices with scope, feasibility, procurement options, cost and delivery priorities. The agreed appointment defines the advisory scope and does not replace statutory approvals or regulated professional services.

How this support can help

Concept-stage project planning and brief development
Development feasibility and site due-diligence coordination
Procurement-route and package-strategy discussions
Tender sequencing, scope maturity and bid-comparison planning
Budget, funding requirements, lead times and delivery-risk review
Design-team coordination and regulatory-submission planning
Handover and post-construction support

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How the work connects

Six checkpoints that keep delivery visible.

Project controls are useful when they connect information rather than create paperwork for its own sake. A coordinated baseline gives the team a shared reference for decisions and changes.

Brief

Purpose, scope and constraints

Baseline

Cost, programme and risks

Design

Technical coordination and approvals

Procurement

Tenders, lead times and commitments

Delivery

Progress, quality and change control

Handover

Completion, records and open items

Professional responsibility

Regulated design, statutory submissions, certification and payment certification must be undertaken or approved by appropriately registered or authorised practitioners, as applicable. Coordination support does not replace those professional duties.