Construction & Quality Management
Permanent site presence, quality control and schedule discipline through to handover.
Construction management for utility-scale and C&I projects: on-site supervision, quality assurance and control across factory and site acceptance, health and safety oversight, change management and the punchlist that closes the project.
The problems we get called for.
Quality problems found at commissioning are ten times more expensive than the same problems found at FAT.
Without permanent site presence, the contractor’s schedule becomes your schedule.
Change orders accumulate quietly and nobody reconciles them against the original scope.
If any of these are costing you time or money, keep reading.
What you get with us that you won't get elsewhere.
On site, not on call
Permanent construction management team representing the owner from works start to handover.
Quality checked where it is cheap to fix
FAT, SAT and production monitoring, so defects surface before they reach the site.
Closed properly
Punchlist, test reports and a handover dossier the operations team can actually use.
Milestones, documentation and site reporting are tracked in the OneDev Suite.
Selected mandates.
Technical due diligence and transaction advisory on two Spanish PV assets in construction phase
No project photoEPC contracting advisory and construction supervision for a 49.9 MW PV plant
No project photoEPC advisory and Owner's Engineer services for the Fjällskär 2 wind farm
Owner's engineering and construction supervision for 11 MWp of rooftop solar communities
Owner's Engineering
Independent technical office from design review to grid acceptance.
Procurement Advisory
Equipment benchmarking, tendering, factory acceptance and supply chain oversight.
PV & Wind Hybridisation
Adding storage to operating solar PV and wind assets: feasibility, regulatory route and contracts.
Energy Communities & Collective Self-Consumption
Turning a roof, an industrial estate or a port into shared generation that actually gets built.
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