Construction planning in West London
From Ealing to Richmond upon Thames, we prepare the programmes, PEPs, CMPs, CEMPs and logistics plans that projects in West London need before and during construction.
What we prepare
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 servicePlanning a project in West London
Most London schemes need a Construction Logistics Plan in line with Transport for London guidance, as well as the borough's own Construction Management Plan pro forma or Code of Construction Practice.
We plan for CLOCS standards, Direct Vision Standard compliant lorries, booked delivery slots, suspended bays and licences for hoarding and scaffold on the highway.
Sites often have no laydown at all, so deliveries are planned just in time and the logistics change with each phase.
We cover all of West London
Every town, village and rural site across West London and its neighbouring areas. Some of the places where we see the most development activity include:
- Ealing
- Hounslow
- Hillingdon
- Hammersmith and Fulham
- Richmond upon Thames
Not listed? We still cover it. Tell us where the site is when you get in touch.
Projects we plan
- HousingPlot sequencing matched to sales release and cash flow
- Apartments & HRBsGateway 2 approval before work starts, and Gateway 3 before occupation
- SchoolsSummer, half-term and holiday works windows
- CommercialShell and core, Cat A and Cat B fit-out sequencing
- HealthcareLive clinical environments and infection control
- IndustrialSteel frame and cladding lead times
Elsewhere in London
Our team's work in West London
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.
Richmond College
Redevelopment of the former Richmond College site.
Former Greggs Bakery
A tight former bakery site in a residential street, planned so homes could be completed and occupied while work continued.
Brook Green
A high-end refurbishment behind a very narrow entrance, where getting materials in shaped the whole strategy.