Site study & BOQ
Relevant site inputs, scope review and an itemised project proposal before work begins.
Construction
One contract, one team, one point of accountability.
Design-and-build coordination brings architecture, engineering inputs, costing and construction planning into one proposed project scope. The responsible parties, drawings, BOQ, exclusions and handover terms should be identified in the project agreement.
Review the BOQ, specifications, exclusions, taxes and validity before work starts.
Identify the architects, engineers and other registered professionals responsible for the actual project.
One project manager owns your timeline from foundation to finish.
Every line below is written into your BOQ with the material brand and grade specified — so what you are quoted is what arrives on site.
The same four on every job, in the same order, with the same sign-off at the end of each. Nothing starts until the stage before it is closed.
Relevant site inputs, scope review and an itemised project proposal before work begins.
Applicable drawings and documents coordinated with the appropriate registered professional and local authority.
Project execution coordinated against the agreed drawings, scope and stage records.
Final review, documented snag closure and the project-specific handover information agreed in the contract.
Share the plot, drawings and intended scope. We can then explain the information needed for a project-specific site review and itemised proposal.
Plan with clarity
Discuss the project scope with our team and request an itemised proposal and proposed schedule for review.