Define the brief
Establish the intended use, site conditions, project stage and package boundaries. Confirm the client, consultant and specialist responsibilities.
Output: agreed scope and information requirements.
03 / Delivery approach
Make the interfaces clear.
Keep the site informed.
A proposed delivery framework for defining scope, coordinating the structure and agreeing the evidence needed at handover.
Coordinate the structure
Bring foundations, frame, floors, envelope and services into coordinated review. Resolve drawing status, openings and interfaces before procurement.
Output: coordinated information and a decision register.
Plan procurement & fabrication
Confirm material schedules, supplier responsibilities, fabrication information and inspection requirements against the approved project documents.
Output: package schedules and agreed inspection points.
Sequence the site works
Align temporary works, concrete operations, lifting and erection with access, adjacent activities and the construction programme.
Output: reviewed method statements and site control records.
Inspect & hand over
Assemble the inspections, test records, as-built information and outstanding-item list required by the contract. Agree acceptance with the responsible parties.
Output: documented handover against the agreed scope.
Project-specific assurance
Requirements come
before promises.
Engineering design, loads, fire requirements and acceptance criteria are established for the actual project. A construction-method description is not a design approval or a performance guarantee.
Request relevant project references and the applicable contracting-entity credentials from SEED during prequalification.
Start with the scope
What are you planning to build?
Share the project stage, structural scope and location. The team will help establish the next conversation.