Residential Capability Statement - Hurley Palmer Flatt · 2016-09-08 · GEN160725 Residential...

Residential Capability Statement

GEN160725 Residential Capability Statement

Foreword

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We trust that this Capability Statement will clearly demonstrate that we have the experience and expertise to deliver world-class solutions for complex, residential developments.

We understand that residential projects have their own specific challenges, such as maximising the floor to ceiling heights within the apartments, avoiding, where possible, placing plant at roof level as often this is the most valuable space in the development from a sales value point of view. Dealing with servicing of retail units at the lower levels of the building, particularly A3 units where kitchen extract systems need to be accommodated.

In addition, defining the level of servicing for the apartments, including the provision of IT/AV/Security, which can become extensive and require space and possibly additional cooling within the apartments.

Finally, the logistics and planning required to ensure that the development has been tested, commissioned and completed without the need for operatives to have to return to the apartments or common areas cannot be underestimated.

Our team are experienced, enthusiastic and committed to engage with your team to drive out the very best solutions for the development, and where possible exceed the clients expectation. They are strong communicators, and are as comfortable to challenge as they are being challenged.

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Contents

Introduction ............................................................... 4

Group Facts ............................................................... 6

Project Experience .................................................. 10

Company Information ............................................. 26


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Introduction


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Introduction

A successful established companyEngineering consultants to the built environment with extensive successful project experience. We are the largest privately-owned engineering consultancy in the UK with two offices in London, together with offices in Surrey, Glasgow and significant recent expansion overseas.

Our design projects typically include residential, commercial offices, hotel and leisure and mission critical facilities for local, national and global clients. We work in both private and public sectors on projects including new-build, refurbishment and fit-outs.

We also have valuable experience in diverse and challenging sectors including hotels, schools and universities, museums, galleries, theatres and libraries, transportation, shopping centres and hospitals.

We regularly undertake individual and special projects for clients; we welcome complex challenges and our design and engineering teams relish the opportunity to excel.

We are delighted to be able to submit this capability statement for your consideration.

Services � Building Services Engineering

� Energy and Sustainability

� Structural and Civil Engineering

� IT, Security and Technology

� Critical Engineering

� Advanced Building Optimisation

� Building Information Modelling

� Commissioning Management

Sectors � Residential developments

� Hotels

� Offices and corporate headquarters

� Mission-critical facilities and data centres

� Manufacturing and engineering facilities

� Theatres, galleries and museums

� Transport facilities

� Hospitals, schools and universities

� Shopping centres and sports centres

� Mixed-use developments


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Group Facts


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Group Facts

Market Sectors

Key Services

Key Clients

� Independent private engineering group

� Largest independent multidisciplinary engineering business

� 100% management shareholders

� Established 1968

Our clients

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� 10 offices worldwide

� Over £5bn ($8bn) engineering projects delivered annually

� Working in over 50 countries in 15 sectors

� Six divisions with over 30 specialist services

TMT/ Datacentres

Energy andProcess/Industrial

Workplace/Corporate/End users

Development (Office/Resi/Retail)

Transport (Rail and Air)

Health, Education and Research/Pharma

Hotel and Leisure


Director Shareholder (100% Management)

Overallheadcount

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Hurley Palmer Flatt has been trading for 48 years

since 1968

Group Structure

Management Structure

Shareholders

Executive Board

Sales and Marketing

International Management Board

UK Management Board

Practice Meetings

Finance

HR/Operations/ITTechnical

Standards Board

Sales Meetings Regional Boards IMS Committee

Multi-disclipinary services

Ownership

Governance

Direction

Turnover

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Group Facts


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Group Facts

Office Locations

London HQ240 Blackfriars RoadLondon SE1 8NW

t: +44 (0)20 7429 3333Contact: James O’Byrne

PurleyNWS House1E High StreetPurley CR8 2AF

t: +44 (0)20 8763 5900Contact: Brian Brett

Glasgow204 West George StreetGlasgow G2 2PQ

t: +44 (0)141 465 1442Contact: Mark Arthur

Manchester*Hannan | Hurley Palmer FlattBeta House, Alphagate DriveManchester Road, DentonManchester M34 3SH

t: +44 (0)161 337 2200Contact: Paul Roche

New York*rda | Hurley Palmer Flatt19 West 44th StreetNew York NY 10036

t: +1 212 764 7272Contact: Paul Roche

Singapore545 Orchard Road #13-06Singapore 238882

t: +65 6736 7394Contact: Mark Simpson

SydneyLevel 1150 Pitt StreetSydney NSW 2000Australia

t: +61 (0)2 9112 9900Contact: Dan Pointon

DubaiDubai Knowledge VillageEIB 05EMC BuildingOffice 210DubaiUAE

t: +971 (0)50 1533549Contact: Marc Andrews

MumbaiL2, 294 CST RdOff Bandra-Kurla ComplexKalina, Santacruz (E)Mumbai 400098India

t: +91 (0)80 4180 0873Contact: Mark Simpson

* Associate offices: Manchester and New York


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Project Experience


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Size: 370,000ft2

� Prime, high-end 50 unit residential development with an 85,000ft² commercial office block

� Energy strategy – responding to Westminster’s Draft City Management Plan - targeting zero carbon by using a mixture of technologies

� Energy strategy - responding to Westminster’s Draft City Management Plan - targeting

� zero carbon by using a mixture of technologies

� Includes a cinema complex at basement level, and also a swimming pool with spa

� and gym facilities

� Separate restaurant/A3 and retail areas, three levels of basement

� Public realm is a key element of the planning submission

Project: Marble Arch TowerClient: Almacantar Ltd


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Size: 150,000ft2

� Mixed use development including offices, residential (75 units – both private and affordable), cinema and A3 retail

� The scheme is a new build, but with a partially retained façade

� Code for Sustainable Homes Level 5 targeted for residential units

Project: 202-222 Kings RoadClient: Cadogan Estates


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Size: 50 Storey Residential Tower

� Principal Tower is a new high end residential development on the borders of the City of London and Hackney

� The development will provide approximately 300 new residential apartments – at 175m it will be one of the tallest residential buildings in central London

� Code for Sustainable Homes Level 4 and Energy Strategy to achieve 25% improvement over building regulations

� Hurley Palmer Flatt were appointed to undertake the MEP, ESD, fire strategy and specialist lighting design, and have undertaken daylight and CFD studies

� The residential tower will be completed in 2018

� Significant affordable provision on site

Project: Principal TowerClient: Brookfield Office Properties


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Size: 40 Storey residential tower plus 85,000ft2 of commercial office space

� Hurley Palmer Flatt were appointed to develop the scheme to planning to provide a 40 storey high rise residential tower in Central London

� The scheme has a separate 85,000ft² office building and the creation of a new high-quality urban realm/amenity source at ground floor level to enhance community

� The proposals include high quality penthouses at the top of the residential tower and basement car park, swimming pool, and gymnasium

� The Grade A office space have been developed to offer flexible Cat A solution, with the potential for openable façades and exposed soffits

� Centralised CHP plant strategy serving both buildings

� High efficiency façade to minimise solar gain and reduce energy

Project: 145 City RoadClient: Rocket Investments


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Size: 695 apartments

� 695 apartments in seven residential blocks above landscaped podium

� Ground level parking for 168 coaches

� Energy centre (E.ON) serves multiple plots

� Situated east of Wembley Stadium on Wembley Park

� 206 Private Market Rent (PMR) apartments and 489 Discount Market Rent (DMR) apartments

� Highest block (Block G) has 24 residential floors

Project: Canada Court, WembleyClient: Quintain Plc


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� High specification residential development on a complex site

� The development is in an up-and-coming area of London which is likely to be the catalyst for other projects in the area

� Incorporates low energy systems to minimise carbon in use

� Achieves CSH Level 4

� Highly detailed and developed co-ordination to optimise area within the apartments and to maximise floor to ceiling heights

� System control capable of remote operation and monitoring

Project: 55 Apartments, 30 Lodge RoadClient: Regal Homes


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Size: 130,000ft2

� The project is broken down as 40,000ft2 commercial offices, 60,000ft2 residential, 10,000ft2 retail and 20,000ft2 basement

� The project is a mixed-use new building in the heart of Westminster, comprising office, residential and retail

� The façade design has been optimised to take advantage of beneficial solar gains, but also provide shade in summer

� The plant design has been optimised to suit reduced basement depth due to London Underground tunnels beneath the existing structure

� MEP systems have been designed to allow optimum floor-to-ceiling and maximise built area within restricted building height

� CHP plant is used to supply offices and residential spaces as part of a central energy centre

Project: 5 The StrandClient: Alchemi Group


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Size: 580,000ft2

� Mixed use scheme consisting of 40 storey residential tower and two commercial offices development also includes a museum/theatre

� Built over a common basement

� Utilises CHP for the residential element

� Targeting code Level 4 and BREEAM Excellent

Project: The StageClient: Shoreditch Development


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Size: 1.75 million ft2

� We recently secured a 1.75 million ft2 mixed use scheme at the Al Faisaliah Complex in Riyadh. The development comprises the refurbishment of an existing Retail Mall (Phase 1), a Sky Bridge Retail Mall (Phase 2) and brand new, high-end retail mall with 650 luxury apartments located above (Phase 3)

� Design and development of 650 high-end residential apartments (900,000ft2)

� Upgrade to high-end retail mall (400,000ft2)

� Creation of basement parking for up to 2,000 vehicles

� High efficiency façade to minimise solar gain and reduce energy and an ethos of energy efficiency adopted throughout the development

� Creation of a new high-quality urban realm/amenity source at ground and roof level

Project: Al Faisaliah Redevelopment, RiyadhClient: Al Khozama Management Company


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Size: 330,000ft2

� 444 unit residential led mixed-use development

� 15,300ft2 Category A and B offices

� 28,800ft2 A1/A3 use retail

� 600m2 railway station refurbishment

� 185,000ft2 multi-storey car park

� Energy strategy targeting over 10% carbon reduction via combined heat and power

Project: Guildford Station RedevelopmentClient: Solum Regeneration LP


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Size: 250,000ft2

� Comprehensive redevelopment of the Goods Yard site in Bishops Stortford comprising up to 682 residential units (Use Class C3), 607m2 of retail floorspace (Use Class A1/A3), 3,034m2 of hotel floorspace (Use Class C1), two multi-storey car parks and associated highways and landscaping works

� Masterplan for the major regeneration of the area between the Bishops Stortford railway station and the retail heart of the town centre

� The scheme is a mixed-use development including over 360 apartments, retail units, grade level car parking spaces and over 600 houses

� Scheme will be developed during Spring/Summer 2015, with a submittal for planning in September 2015

� Code for Sustainable Homes target – level 3/4 currently under review with renewable technology proposals

� The energy strategy has been developed to comply with the planning targets, while allowing for the phasing of the construction strategy

Project: Bishops StortfordClient: Solum Regeneration LP


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Size: 97 Residential and 30,000ft2 Mixed Use/Commercial

� A mixed-use residentially-led scheme in the heart of Clapham Old Town. Macaulay Walk carefully remodels existing buildings and adds a number of contemporary designs to create 98 residential units and 30,000ft2 of mixed-use/commercial studio floor space

� The £22 million development for Grainger plc is a collection of six 19th century warehouses, most of which have been retained and a number of contemporary residential and commercial buildings that clustered around a historic pedestrian route to Clapham Common

� The site was formerly a notable optical works, Ross & Co and is set over eleven buildings, many of which are retained industrial structures that make a positive contribution to the conservation area and other contemporary additions that are designed to complement this character

Project: Macaulay Walk MasterplanClient: Grainger plc


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Size: 28,000ft2

� Grade II listed building located in the Cheyne conservation area, previously used as a public house at basement and ground floor with private function rooms at first floor

� The remaining floors – from second to third, consisted of offices

� The refurbishment provides a new restaurant, five one-bedroom and one two-bedroom apartments

� Hurley Palmer Flatt were appointed to provide both MEPH and ESD services

Project: 195-197 Kings RoadClient: Martin’s Properties


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Size: 325,000ft2

� High-end residential redevelopment in prime West End location opposite the Ritz Hotel

� The building includes shell and core facilities for a five-star hotel, with spa facilities in the basement, ground floor retail units and provision for a gourmet restaurant

� The energy strategy is based around use of CHP and central energy centre supplying cooling and heating to all areas of the development

� Code for Sustainable Homes Level 4, and BREEAM ‘Excellent’

Project: 70-73 PiccadillyClient: Crosstree


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Size: 160,000ft2

� The Moxon Street development is located within the City of Westminster in Marylebone Village and is currently an undeveloped brownfield site

� The new development is a mixed used scheme including 65 private apartments, 20 affordable apartments, on-site public parking, a community market and amenity space

� Ground floor retail and two levels of basement sit under the building containing plant, car parking, refuse and bike storage

� The scheme involves an on-site energy centre

� The sustainable design will achieve BREEAM ‘Excellent’ and Code for Sustainable Homes Level 4

� A covered internal garden has been developed to create a year round usable courtyard with a roof structure which allows the space to ‘breathe’

Project: Moxon Street, London (formerly Marylebone Sq)Client: Ridgeford Properties Ltd


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Service Lines

Integration and excellenceWe provide a full range of specialist services:

� Building Services Engineering

� Energy and Sustainability

� Structural and Civil Engineering

� IT, AV, Security and Technology

� Critical Engineering

� Advanced Building Optimisation

� Building Information Modelling

� Commissioning Management

By integrating our expertise across disciplines, we serve all sectors for both new-build and refit/refurbishment. Our successful experience spans over 19 sectors internationally.

Sustainability is at the heart of all we do and our specialist energy and sustainability division work is closely integrated with our core engineering groups to ensure that our clients’ buildings consistently exceed their expectations.

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Building Services Engineering

Building services consultancyExperienced design engineers and sophisticated design tools enable us to provide leading edge solutions for our clients in:

� Mechanical, electrical, public health and fire protection engineering

� Specialist lighting design

� Lift and vertical transportation engineering

� Building Management Systems (BMS)

� Security design

� Fire engineering

� Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) modelling

� Acoustics services

Our specialists can provide advice suitable for any stage of a project. In addition to full design services, we can offer:

� Specialist surveys including due-diligence, condition and pre-acquisition

� Validation specifications

� Resident engineers

� Close out and commissioning engineering/ ’soft landings’

� Facilities management consultancy

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Energy and Sustainability

Sustainable DevelopmentOur consultancy services build in sustainability from initial concept and master planning to occupation of the building:

� Environmental masterplanning

� Development planning support

� Buildings regulations Part L compliance

� Microclimate analysis

� Daylight studies

� Thermal comfort studies

� Low and zero carbon strategy and design

� Green Building Certification, BREEAM, LEED, Ska, Estidama and Green Star

� Passive building design

� Sustainable construction

� Environmental auditing and carbon footprinting

� Material specifications

� Low energy lighting strategy

� Environmental Impact Assessment

� Financial and lifecycle analysis

Advanced Building OptimisationOur consultants use the latest computer modelling techniques to optimise building design using engineering knowledge applied to sustainable design:

� Site orientation and building massing studies

� Façade analysis and mapping

� Façade optimisation

� Fabric strategies

� Shaping massing for daylight and energy improvements

� 3D visualisation, including energy efficiency assessments

� Natural ventilation and comfort cooling

� Full Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) models, 2D or 3D

� Plume dispersion modelling

� Pedestrian comfort studies

Energy Management ServicesWe provide total environmental management services in existing buildings to provide energy efficiency, water, waste and carbon efficiency solutions, including:

� Energy audits

� Water and waste audits

� Condition surveys

� Due diligence surveys

� ESOS energy audits and ESOS lead assessors

� Investment grade proposals

� EUETs and EPR permitting

� Environmental working group and behavioural

� change programmes

� Energy reduction and energy efficiency programmes

� Client-side energy management

� Energy Performance Certification (EPCs and DECs)

� TM44 A/C inspections

� Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) solutions

� Energy and carbon monitoring, reporting and

� verification services

� Energy and environmental management systems (ISO50001 and ISO14001)

� Lifecycle costings


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IT, Security and Technology

Hurley Palmer Flatt consulting assists our clients to deal with today’s technology challenges. We can offer truly comprehensive solutions based on expertise across all elements of technology infrastructures, including ICT, audio visual and IP security solutions. We articulate the requirements of our clients and form comprehensive technology roadmaps that meet those requirements and continuously strive to exceed expectations.

We are vendor independent to ensure that any technology solution we recommend is always the most suitable for our clients’ individual needs. We offer holistic strategy with pragmatic solutions, and have extensive experience in delivering technology-based project solutions that in turn helps our clients fully realise the benefits that technology can offer.

We are a leader in the design, delivery and integration of smart ICT/AV technologies, including environmental and access control management systems for hotels, serviced apartments, large residential properties and offices.

Our expertise � Mobility, unified communications and networks

� ICT infrastructures

� Security and access controls traditional networked

� Landlord centralised integrated building services solutions

� Residential smart home automated systems

� Interactive hotel guest experience through design

� Workplace ICT user innovations

� Satellite distribution for commercial and residential schemes

� Telecommunications utility planning


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Structural and Civil Engineering

Structural Engineering Services � New build design

� Refurbishment of and adaptations to existing structures

� Existing building reporting:

ß Due diligence

ß Structural capacity analysis

ß Monitoring

ß Structural surveys

ß Feasibility studies

� Structural reviews

� Historic building restoration

Civil Engineering Services � Infrastructure design and co-ordination

� Sustainable urban drainage systems

� Flood Risk Assessments

� Highways masterplanning

� Swept Path Analysis

� Traffic assessment reporting

� Complex ground modelling

� Master drainage strategies

� Surface water management

� Surveys and capacity checks

� Drainage and highways design

� Hydraulics design

Speciality Structural Consulting � Plant replacement and upgrade strategies

� Physical condition assessment and reporting

� Upgrade and strengthening of existing structures to support specialist plant and equipment

� Working within critical environments


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Advanced Building Optimisation

Our Advanced Building Optimisation team combines long-standing engineering excellence with the most advanced optimisation tools and techniques.

We provide advice from the very early stages, in an iterative and collaborative way. We help set targets and translate client aspirations into a design brief. We work closely with the entire team to inform the design process. We empower the design team, ensuring our expertise in building performance and advanced engineering informs the design process from the early concept stages through to operation.

We look at buildings holistically and use state-of-the-art building physics tools combined with an in-depth understanding of the built environment to optimise design, be it in terms of energy performance, well-being or spatial integration of building services.

We undertake site specific climate and microclimate analysis and use this to inform building mass and façade treatment. We assess the building envelope performance from an energy and comfort standpoint to make sure the interior and exterior deliver the best possible environment to occupiers.

We use our extensive building services experience to help integrate the technical systems into the building efficiently, making sure they can be controlled and work to best serve the client and the occupier.


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Building Information Modelling

We have extensive experience utilising BIM collaborative software for previous projects. We understand that it may well be your intention to utilise BIM for the design and implementation of future projects.

We believe that the use of BIM on projects could yield significant benefits and we would welcome the opportunity to utilise it. The benefits to a project are threefold:

� Getting the design right, first time

� Risk management

� FM legacy

The use of BIM would provide you with a full digital model of the building and everything within it. The opportunities this presents are significant including:

� Simple space planning

� An interactive schedulable database of every component within the building

� Links to maintenance records and plans

� Full clash detection

� Structural and civil design models fully compatible with BIM technology

� Remote access for fault reporting

� A complete, interactive and editable O&M manual


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Critical Engineering

We work in many sectors where the engineering systems are critical to the continuing and successful operation of client facilities. These facilities include technology and data processing centres, financial trading, R&D centres and hospitals.

We strive to understand our client’s business needs to ensure that what we design aligns with their objectives. One question that is always asked is in the event that an M&E engineering component or system fails is ‘What is the impact, how does it affect our business, who am I answerable to?’ Difficult questions, even more difficult when other factors are incorporated, including the cost of energy as well as that of construction and operation.

Balancing resilience, cost and energy reduction are some of the key aspects that we grapple with on a daily basis for each critical engineering project. Our engineers think always in these terms and constantly the ‘what if’ question.

We have a number of specialist tools to help us on our way, these include:

� Failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA)

� Statistical single point of failure analysis (SPOF) using FaultTree+

� EUE and PUE modelling to predict exact energy and carbon usage

� Air and water flow CFD modelling both internally and externally

� Emissions assessments for compliance and certification for EUETS and IPPC

� Utility maps and schematics to aid negotiation with power and energy providers

� Assessment of different fuel sources for normal and standby running

Of course all of the above are wrapped into and integrated into our other engineering and consultancy offers, but we do pride ourselves in thinking differently

when it comes to critical engineering.


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Commissioning Management

It’s not all about taggingWith the start of engineering installations on site, we will be utilising our validation processes in order that we can accurately track and report progress and key commissioning issues to you. If the tag system is to work properly it is important to schedule every system and principal component of a system that will require commissioning and that in preparing progress reports, they align with that list so that we can flag up and record any issues or concerns and record the status of each and every system at any given time.

Microsoft SharePoint

Home pagesAs standard, the home page includes a summary of progress by virtue of a short term look ahead Gantt chart, short-term key commissioning actions together with a schedule of the user’s own actions and issues that have been allocated for resolution. It also includes a Newsfeed which, in effect, is the project diary where our engineers record what is happening on site.

Project mailboxEnables all of our engineers and our senior management have access to the most recent communication.

Document managementThe document management section comprise a series of folders to which the whole team can have access. If required it can incorporate revision control. In addition to access via SharePoint this document library can be viewed directly in the users MS Windows Explorer for easy access. This tool is linked to a feature designed to track the progress of important commissioning documentation.

Cx issues logThis is a live document where the team record the commissioning issues and can track progress for the various actions. It includes various significance criteria in order it can be filtered for the most relevant information. Reports are easily created from its associated dynamic access database. Issues have clear ownership and tasks can be synchronized with Outlook.

Factory testingThe co-ordination of factory test arrangements can prove difficult. We have simplified the process here by utilising a common document for all test arrangements and documentation to be recorded. Documentation is stored in the document management folder structure.

Asset registrationIt is important when developing the commission strategies and programme that we are clear on all of the equipment to be commissioned and during the process what the present status of the equipment is.

RASCI chartThis defines accountability and responsibility for key commissioning tasks.

ProgrammeThe programme page synchronises with Microsoft Project. This is where we schedule or monitor the progress of the works. Information can be displayed in several formats and tasks can be made to synchronise with Outlook.

All of these can be ‘followed’ so that email notifications of any change in status that you want are delivered as progress occurs.


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Company strengths and experience

Strengths � Privately owned independent MEP company

� Director-led hands on team throughout the projects

� Computer modelling a standard feature on all projects to prove and optimise design solutions

� Robust and proven delivery and track record in delivery of projects

� Experienced and passionate designers who are experienced in working in challenging environments

� The core team remains with the project throughout

� Experienced in delivering 3D design to support BIM

� Industry leading sector experience and market knowledge

� Experienced dedicated directors

� Directors and team with significant experience of complex and challenging engineering designs

� Experience and alignment with the client team

� Award-winning technical innovations in the industry

LoyaltySome 75 per cent of our turnover is generated through satisfied clients, some of whom have worked with us for over 40 years. We believe in a non-adversarial approach whilst allowing the team to push all boundaries of excellence.

Client focusWe ensure that each team member is a stakeholder in a client’s success, and as such we have developed an incentivisation scheme to ensure that our profit is shared by way of a performance bonus. As a forward thinking business, this enables us to ensure client focus. Our appraisal system is based around the delivery of excellence and direct qualitative client feedback.

ExperienceThrough our extensive experience of working on numerous projects, we have gained an appreciation of the specific and demanding business needs of leading organisations.

BUILDING SERVICES ENGINEERING

ENERGY AND SUSTAINABILITY

STRUCTURAL AND CIVIL ENGINEERING

IT, AV, SECURITY AND TECHNOLOGY

CRITICAL ENGINEERING

ADVANCED BUILDING OPTIMISATION

BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING

COMMISSIONING MANAGEMENT

London HQ240 Blackfriars RoadLondon SE1 8NW

t: +44 (0)20 7429 3333Contact: James O’Byrne

PurleyNWS House1E High StreetPurley CR8 2AF

t: +44 (0)20 8763 5900Contact: Brian Brett

Glasgow204 West George StreetGlasgow G2 2PQ

t: +44 (0)141 465 1442Contact: Mark Arthur

Manchester*Hannan | Hurley Palmer FlattBeta House, Alphagate DriveManchester Road, DentonManchester M34 3SH

t: +44 (0)161 337 2200Contact: Paul Roche

New York*rda | Hurley Palmer Flatt19 West 44th StreetNew York NY 10036

t: +1 212 764 7272Contact: Paul Roche

Singapore545 Orchard Road #13-06Singapore 238882

t: +65 6736 7394Contact: Mark Simpson

SydneyLevel 1150 Pitt StreetSydney NSW 2000Australia

t: +61 (0)2 9112 9900Contact: Dan Pointon

DubaiDubai Knowledge VillageEIB 05EMC BuildingOffice 210DubaiUAE

t: +971 (0)50 1533549Contact: Marc Andrews

MumbaiL2, 294 CST RdOff Bandra-Kurla ComplexKalina, Santacruz (E)Mumbai 400098India

t: +91 (0)80 4180 0873Contact: Mark Simpson

* Associate offices: Manchester and New York

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