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QUANTITY SURVEYING
A Quantity Surveyor plays a vital role in controlling and managing the costs of your project from start to finish. Our expertise ensures your budget is carefully monitored, risks are reduced, and financial decisions are made with confidence.
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By offering a range of tailored services, we adapt our approach to suit your specific brief and project requirements, helping you achieve a successful outcome.
CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION
A Contract Administrator manages the building contract between the Employer (Client) and the Contractor. Also referred to as the Employer’s Agent under certain forms of contract, the role ensures the agreement is properly administered and executed in accordance with its terms.
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From procurement and tendering through to project completion, the Contract Administrator oversees the contractual process, chairs progress meetings, issues formal instructions, manages variations and extensions of time, and certifies practical completion.
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By providing professional and impartial contract management, a Contract Administrator protects your interests, reduces risk, and helps ensure your project is delivered smoothly and in line with the agreed contract.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
At its core, construction project management involves the planning, coordination, and delivery of a project from inception through to completion. It ensures that time, cost, quality, and risk are effectively managed to achieve a successful outcome.
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Working from your initial brief, we lead and coordinate the design team, oversee the preparation and issue of tender documentation, manage the appointment of a suitable contractor, and guide the project through construction to completion, ensuring it is delivered efficiently, professionally, and in line with your objectives.
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PRINCIPAL DESIGNER - CONSTRUCTION DESIGN & MANAGEMENT (CDM)
Under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM 2015), a Principal Designer is appointed to plan, manage, and coordinate health and safety during the pre-construction (design) phase of a project.
Their role is to identify and manage foreseeable risks, ensure designers comply with their duties, and prepare key health and safety information before work begins.
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The Principal Designer liaises with the client, design team, and Principal Contractor to promote a safe and compliant project.
This includes submitting F10 notifications where required, preparing Pre-Construction Information, and ensuring a Health and Safety File is completed at project handover.
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MONITORING SURVEYOR
A Monitoring Surveyor is appointed to protect the interests of funders, investors, developers, and other stakeholders with a financial interest in a construction project.
Acting independently, they oversee progress, costs, and compliance to reduce financial risk and ensure funds are released appropriately.
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From reviewing project viability and budgets before contract award to monitoring construction progress, approving drawdowns, and confirming Practical Completion, the Monitoring Surveyor provides clear reporting and professional oversight — safeguarding the investment from inception to completion.
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