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Capabilities · Construction management

Buildings designed around the care they will deliver.

A hospital or clinic is a system of care before it is a building. We plan and manage construction projects for healthcare and institutional facilities, so the building that opens is the one the service needs, delivered on time and within budget.

Construction management

Construction management

We plan and manage construction for hospitals, clinics, diagnostic centres and other institutional buildings, as well as residential projects, from the first budget to the day the keys are handed over. Because we are healthcare operators by training, we start with the service the building must deliver (patient flow, infection control, equipment, staffing and maintenance) and hold design and construction to it.

For public owners we bring the discipline that government contracting demands: clear scopes, transparent procurement, documented progress, and work completed on time, within budget and to contractual requirements. Where a project needs heavy equipment, we can arrange its rental or leasing.

What we deliver

01

Project planning and budgets

Scope, schedule and a full cost plan, including equipment, commissioning and the first years of maintenance.

02

Design coordination

Architects and engineers held to a functional brief written around clinical services and patient flow.

03

Procurement and contracting

Transparent tendering, contractor selection and contracts that tie payment to verified progress.

04

Construction oversight

Site supervision, quality and safety checks, change control and regular progress reports.

05

Equipment and fit-out

Medical equipment planning and installation and, where needed, rental or leasing of heavy construction equipment.

06

Commissioning and handover

Testing, documentation, staff orientation and a maintenance plan, so the facility opens ready to run.

How a project runs

  1. Define

    The service, the site, the budget and the rules agreed and written down before design begins.

  2. Plan

    Design brief, schedule, cost plan and procurement strategy, approved by the owner.

  3. Build

    Contractors managed against schedule, budget, quality and safety, with every change controlled.

  4. Hand over

    Commissioning, documentation and training, then support through the first months of operation.

Who we work with

  • Ministries of health and public works
  • County, state and federal agencies in the United States
  • Hospital and clinic owners planning a new facility or an expansion
  • Investors in and developers of healthcare real estate
  • Development partners financing health infrastructure

What we design for

  • Facilities finished on time and within budget
  • Buildings that fit the clinical services they house
  • Transparent procurement and documented progress
  • Safe sites and compliant construction
  • A facility ready to operate and maintain from its first day

NAICS codes

From our capability statement. US agencies use NAICS codes to assess capabilities.

  • 236220Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
  • 23611XResidential Building Construction (code family)
  • 532412Construction, Mining, and Forestry Machinery and Equipment Rental and Leasing

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of projects do you manage?

Healthcare facilities (hospitals, clinics, diagnostic centres), other institutional and commercial buildings, and residential building projects, from a single renovation to a new campus.

How do you work with architects and contractors?

We plan the project and manage the architects, engineers and contractors who design and build it, under the contract structure each owner chooses. The scope of our role is set out in each engagement agreement.

Which NAICS codes apply to this work?

Commercial and institutional building construction (236220), residential building construction (the 23611X family) and construction equipment rental and leasing (532412). The full list is on our capability statement.

Not sure where to start?

Most clients begin with a short conversation and a focused assessment. Tell us about your organization and we will suggest the right first step.