Planning that gets sites started, and keeps them moving.
Construction programmes, Project Execution Plans, CMPs and site logistics, prepared by a team that has supported clients on more than 50 developments, from city-centre towers to hospitals and retail.
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Four services, one aim: a site that starts on time and runs to plan.
Construction Programmes
Tender, contract and working programmes with a critical path you can defend.
View service PEPsProject Execution Plans
One document that sets out how the project will be delivered, by whom and when.
View service CMPs & CEMPsCMPs and CEMPs
Construction Management and Construction Environmental Management Plans that discharge planning conditions.
View service LogisticsSite Logistics Plans
Phased logistics drawings that show how the site works at every stage.
View serviceDischarging a specific planning condition?
Send us the wording and we will tell you which report it needs.
Construction Traffic Management Plans
Routes, vehicle sizes, delivery times and traffic controls, set out to satisfy the highway authority.
View reportCLPConstruction Logistics Plans
Outline and detailed Construction Logistics Plans in line with Transport for London guidance.
View reportDustDust Management Plans
Dust and air quality management plans scaled to the risk of the site.
View reportCPPConstruction Phase Plans
CDM 2015 Construction Phase Plans written for the actual site, not a generic template.
View reportDCMPDemolition and Construction Management Plans
Plans that cover the demolition stage as well as the build, for sites with existing buildings.
View reportClear enough for site. Thorough enough for funders.
Every programme, plan and drawing is set out to be read quickly by the people who have to work to it. These are examples of the format.
3.2 Responsibility matrix
| Client | PM | PC | Design | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Programme | A | R | C | I |
| CMP discharge | I | A | R | C |
| Design change | A | R | C | R |
| Logistics plan | I | A | R | C |
Some of the 50+ developments our team has supported.
Schemes our team has led the planning, programming and preconstruction on, working within developer and contractor teams.
Bugsby's Way
Delivery strategy for a proposed multi-phase scheme built over the car park of a trading IKEA store, where parking had to stay live throughout.
Nine Elms Park
756 homes over a basement, with London Underground tunnels beneath, an old gas holder and a masterplan full of competing access rights.
St Michael's
Two towers of 23 and 20 storeys with a basement on a postage-stamp site between the bus station, the railway station and the tram line.
Westminster Tower
Conversion of a riverside office tower by Lambeth Bridge, stripping and reinstating the façade and adding new floors on top.
Lea Bridge Station
Three island sites around a very busy junction next to Lea Bridge station, including a new station entrance.
White City
Over 2,000 homes above a basement covering the whole site, with a new cantilevered bridge over the open-cut Central line near Wood Lane station.
Written by people who have stood on the sites.
Most planning documents are produced by people who will never have to work to them. Ours are written from site and preconstruction experience, so the sequence is buildable, the logistics fit the plot and the conditions get discharged.
- CMPs and CEMPs written to the council's own requirements, so they are approved without rounds of comments
- Programmes logic-linked to a real critical path, ready for funders and monitoring surveyors
- Building Safety Act gateways built into the plan for higher-risk buildings
- Fixed fees agreed before we start
From brief to approved document.
Brief
Send drawings, the planning decision notice and the condition wording. We confirm scope, fee and timescale in writing within one working day.
Draft
We prepare the programme, plan or drawings and flag the assumptions and risks we have made.
Review
We walk you through it, take comments from your team and revise.
Issue
You receive final native files and PDFs. For CMPs we stay on through council comments until the condition is discharged.
Guides from the team.
How the Building Safety Regulator, planning conditions and logistics rules are changing the way schemes are planned.
How the Building Safety Regulator has changed construction planning
Higher-risk buildings now have hard regulatory hold points before work starts, during construction and before occupation. Here is what that means for programmes, logistics and PEPs.
Read the guideBuilding Gateway 2 and Gateway 3 into your programme
A practical guide to showing the building control gateways in a construction programme, with realistic durations and the decisions that sit behind them.
Read the guideCMP, CEMP, DCMP or DCEMP: what is the difference?
Councils use a confusing mix of names for construction management documents. Here is what each one covers and how to tell which one your condition is asking for.
Read the guide