External technical PM/CM for water and infrastructure projects
We act as external technical project and construction manager on water, sewerage and infrastructure projects, strengthening the client’s in-house team on planning, risk and reporting.
We support the technical departments of municipalities, utilities and contracting authorities on water, sewerage and infrastructure projects: in planning, risk management and reporting to management and funding bodies.
The client gains a clear monthly view of progress, risks and key decisions, better documentation for auditors and funding bodies, and reduced exposure to claims, additional works and delays.
Scope
Service framework
- Baseline schedule with milestones and critical dates
- Standardised site diaries
- Monthly owner’s technical reports to management
- Risk register covering technical, time and cost risks, with periodic review
- Technical memos on unforeseen conditions: findings, failures, changes of scope
- Alignment of reports with RRF or EU funding requirements, where needed
Who it is for
For bodies delivering water and infrastructure projects.
Municipalities and utilities
Bodies with limited technical staff that need support on water and sewerage projects.
Funded projects
Contracting authorities delivering water and sewerage projects under the RRF or other EU or national programmes.
Force-account works
Bodies implementing works by force account that need technical coordination.
Networks and assets
Bodies that want to pilot a structured asset-management approach for their networks and infrastructure.
How we work
Initial brief
The project, its phase, its funding and what the technical department needs.
PM/CM framework
Engagement tier, schedule, risk register and reporting format, matched to the size of the project.
Monitoring
Diaries, monthly reports and technical memos on unforeseen conditions.
Review
Periodic review of risks and programme, and documentation for funding audits.
Deliverables
What you receive
- Baseline schedule with milestones and critical dates
- Monthly reports on progress, risks and key decisions
- Standardised site diaries
- Risk register, periodically updated
- Technical memos on unforeseen conditions
The five disciplines
- 01Existing buildings: structural assessment, redesign and repairAssessment to the Greek retrofit code (KAN.EPE / EC8-3), vertical extensions, changes of use, damage repair and strengthening. Every decision rests on site inspection, testing and a documented analysis model.
- 02Technical due diligence (DDR) and investment planningFor buyers, investors and clients based abroad: legal status, condition, remediation cost and what the property can actually become, before capital is committed.
- 03Architectural design and deliveryFrom brief and concept to permit and construction: homes, hospitality and renovations, designed together with the structure and the project budget.
- 04Drone and LiDAR surveys of large sites and buildingsDrone photogrammetry, handheld SLAM LiDAR and RTK for plots, estates, hotel complexes and buildings. Faster, more complete capture of geometric data, delivered as orthophotos, point clouds and drawings in the national grid (GGRS87).
- 05Buildability, planning status and permit dossiersWhat can be built, and on what terms: plot compliance, building terms, town plans and land readjustment, forestry, archaeology and shoreline constraints, plus the complete dossier for the permitting authorities.