Feasibility & ECI
Whether the site works commercially, and whether the design can be built for the number in the feasibility.
Construction input while the design is still moving.
By the time a set is issued for construction most of the cost is already committed by decisions made months earlier.
Step by step.
Site and documentation review
What the permit allows, what the documentation covers, and what is missing before anything can be priced.
Buildability and cost plan
Options priced against real trade rates, so the cost consequence of each design decision is visible.
Programme and staging strategy
Built from trade durations, with the staging and handover sequence set at the same time.
Long-lead procurement
Items identified and secured before they become the critical path.
Risk register
Authority constraints, ground conditions, services and access assessed and owned before award.
The output, in your hands.
- A cost range you can test a feasibility against
- A programme built from trade durations
- A staging strategy tied to titling and settlement
- A written risk register with owners
- A list of what documentation is still required
To start, we need this.
- Site address and title details
- Planning permit and endorsed plans, if issued
- Any architectural or engineering documentation
- Your target programme and settlement dates
Completed projects beyond those published here can be provided on request, with dwelling numbers, contract values and referees. Ask for the full list.
Tell us about the site.
Send the address, the documentation stage and the programme you are working to. We will tell you what we would need to price it, and who would run it.