We add Momentum

Step 1: Scope of Requirements

  • Define Project goals including timeline

  • Define budget parameters

  • Share existing progress and handover of contract management

  • Process relating to variations

  • Communication plan

Step 2: Planning and Identifying Required Resources

  • Team required - design, trades, consultants, review

  • Cost engineering

  • Deadlines for progressive requirements

  • Integration and staging

  • Milestones

Step 3: Select and Engage

  • Select and Approve any sub contractor quotes

  • Order any required materials

  • Ensure delivery to site is managed

Step 4: Monitoring of Program and Quality

  • Progress updates and report delays

  • Property access and monitoring

  • Property safety and security

  • Liaise with project team members and co-ordinate

Step 5: Completion

  • Provide review of supplier invoices

  • Documentation and explanation of use and maintenance

  • Notification of completion

  • Supervise Physical Handover

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Discovery

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Analysis

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Strategy Design

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Discovery · Analysis · Strategy Design ·

Structured Precision, Every Step

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    Discovery

    We initiate each engagement with a focused discovery phase.

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    Analysis

    Collected data is subjected to rigorous quantitative and qualitative analysis.

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    Strategy Design

    Insights inform a tailored strategy that addresses defined goals.

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    Implementation

    Approved strategies transition to implementation under disciplined governance.

Technology Integration

Where applicable Corduroy Projects uses Asana to manage tasks and projects, offering clients access to project development and live programs. The app allows updates and approvals to be managed live via a cloud based platform.

Asana

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  • “Mike's involvement was invaluable in delivering our project.”

    ‘Customer’

  • “I just didn't have the time or headspace to be able to meet all of the trades and follow up with them to ensure they completed what they quoted.”

    ‘Valued Client’

  • “I trust Mike implicitly to look after my property whilst I travel. I give him a brief of what needs to happen and he let's me know when it's complete.”

    ‘Procurement Owner’

  • "My spare time is precious and my downtime is scarce, I don't want to spend it maintaining my property or completing tasks that I am unavailable to complete efficiently".

    ‘Client’