Pre Design Services

  • Prepare Construction Management plan.
  • Assist in the selection of the Architect and other design professionals (D.P’s).
  • Prepare master schedule for the project’s various phases and obtain owner’s approval.
  • Prepare milestone schedule for the design phase.
  • Prepare project and construction budget

Design Phase Services

  • Conduct a project conference (kick off-meeting).
  • Monitor design progress, coordinate and expedite the flow of information between the owner. D.P. and others.
  • Conduct periodic project meetings.
  • Review design documents.
  • Prepare master schedule for the whole project.
  • Prepare pre-bid construction schedule for inclusion with bid documents.
  • Prepare the construction cost estimate for each
    submittal of design drawings and specification
  • Prepare and distribute progress reports for the design phase and overall project
  • Prepare and distribute project cost report
  • Prepare and distribute a cash flow report

 

Bid and Award Phase Services

  • Pre-qualify potential bidders.
  • Call for bids.
  • Manage the bids stage process.
  • Conduct pre-bid conferences.
  • Receive and review all addenda prepared by the D.P.’s, distribute a copy of addenda to each bidder receiving documents.
  • Assist the owner in bid opening, evaluate and analyse the bids. Make the tender report.
  • Prepare and compile the contract documents and arrange for the contract signature.
  • Distribute schedule and cost reports comparing the actual bid award dates and prices with those sched­uled and budgeted.

Construction Phase Services

Project Management

  • Evaluate the site to identify construction constrains.
  • Discuss and coordinate build ability with the different trade contractors.
  • Facilitate site services if required / if not done by other contractors.
  • Plan the construction method. including on and off site activities.
  • Design the overall project organization structure.
  • Set health and safety requirements on site.
  • Agree, establish and manage a structure of planning and progress meetings
  • Review and answer correspondence with all concerned parties.
  • Contract administration by instructing contractors in all contract administration requirements.

Construction Phase Services

project supervision / quality assurance

  • Set a procedure of quality control in coordination with the supervision consultant.
  • Ensure that the contractors protect the work
  • Co-ordinate the work of different trade contractors through coordination meetings.
  • Set a site procedure for coordinating the site activities of the different trade contractors.
  • Keep a proper record of customized daily reports.
  • Keep a proper record of all quality control tests.

Claims Resolution

  • Control all documentation so that potential claim issues are clearly identified.
  • Support any claim with organized, complete information,
  • Facilitate the administration of critical contracts time limits for change order and claim submission, time extension requests. etc.
  • Support the client during negotiation phase of the settlement process as well as during mediation and when necessary.

Project Control / Budget and Time

  • Prepare and maintain the master construction sched­ule and be aware of the master procurement sched­ule of the different trade contractors.
  • Monitor budget costs of the project
  • Produce monthly reports to the client. giving forecast final costs and forecast completion date.
  • Obtain client’s approval to cost for the variations and
  • Check the quantities of executed work through a team of quantity surveyors,
  • Issue variation orders instructions, valuations, final accounts and payment certificates.
  • Issue certificates of extension of time, after obtaining client’s approval.

Planning & Control Services

Project Management

Documentation and Administration

  • Establish and manage a proper communication
  • Maintain records of meetings and all other activities.
  • Assemble contract documents and approve bonds. Issue completion certificates.
  • Maintain a site diary to record the progress of each contractor’s design and construction, delay, weather conditions, site visitor’s and other significant facts.
  • Produce monthly reports for the client, giving forecast final cost and forecast completion date.
  • Interrelating the project time objectives, activities dependencies and their durations as the frame work for developing general and detailed schedules.
  • Identifying, estimating, scheduling and locating all relevant resources.
  • Comparing actual usage against resource plans.
  • Derive the master procurement schedule from the master construction schedule.
  • Update both the master construction schedule and the master procurement schedule regularly.
  • Monitor progress on site, determine deficiencies, causes of  the delay and notify the concerned  Parties of this delay
  • Follow up and monitor the contractor’s log of the workshop drawings and material submittals.