For delivery teams
Engineering that responds at construction pace
We help close decisions, coordinate changes and turn installed work into traceable technical documentation.
On site, programme, interfaces and timely information matter. We set responsibilities, response times and deliverables in the proposal.
What you can outsource
- Resolve changes and inconsistencies between design and installation.
- Review quantities and coordinate disciplines.
- Prepare agreed as‑built and legalisation documents.
- Resolve external networks, connections and crossings during construction.
- Support temporary installations such as tower cranes.
What you receive
Deliverables that fit the way your team works
- Technical reports and solutions within scope.
- Coordinated drawings and models.
- Quantities and as‑built documentation.
- Agreed projects and legalisation documents.
Areas of support
Engineering you can add to the project
MEP building-services engineering
We provide MEP engineering from feasibility and design through construction coordination and final documents, as an integrated service or by discipline.
02Air conditioning and HVAC
The project coordinates thermal demand, ventilation, indoor air quality, generation and distribution with architecture, electricity and controls.
03Electrical installations
The electrical solution starts from expected loads, distribution, protection and coordination with other services.
04Fire safety
We integrate escape, compartmentation and protection systems with layout, building services and intended use.
05Tower cranes
More than 2,900 projects over 30 years support our experience in tower-crane siting, calculation, documentation and legalisation.
06BIM and digital coordination
We use BIM to coordinate disciplines, anticipate clashes and keep drawings and models consistent during design and construction.
07Urban infrastructure services
We design water, foul and surface-water drainage, power, lighting and telecommunications networks according to the site and agreed scope.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can you work on a project that has already started?
Yes. We first review existing information, settled decisions and outstanding issues, then propose a scope that avoids duplicating work.
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