1. Concept & configuration

Confirm decision roles, walk the site, and stress-test the layout against real movement of vehicles and plant, staff and management areas, parking, and mains services (water, wastewater, power). The goal is a credible configuration before detailed design commits cost.

2. Schematic design

Architecture leads; structural and coordinated MEP follow per package. On campuses or phased sites, parallel threads avoid one facility unnecessarily blocking another. After issued schematics we run agreed value-engineering and cost checks so feedback lands without freezing unrelated workstreams.

3. Detailed design & approvals

Working drawings, specifications, and manuals incorporate comments and aim for association compliance before municipal routes. Multi-building programmes often advance facility-by-facility or phase-by-phase so reviews stay smaller and better controlled than a single monolithic drop.

4. Tendering & award

Tender documentation reflects how the asset will run — temperature regimes, hazardous interfaces, structure, and risk-appropriate contingencies. When we lead the tender pack, drawings sit with BOQ and technical specifications; we support technical evaluation and award recommendations with you, weighting quality, specialisation, and relevant experience.

5. Supervision & site delivery

Site work follows the approved drawings, budget, and programme: documented inspections, QA evidence, safety oversight, and civil / architectural / MEP interfaces. Lead engineers stay engaged with resident teams where the appointment includes Engineering Association–style supervision.

6. Commissioning & handover

Commissioning and testing are recorded; as-builts, O&M manuals, warranties, and acceptance certificates are compiled for operations per the building contract. After completion, defect and warranty mechanics are governed solely by your agreement.