Development & Project Management
Project recovery. A clear plan for the work that remains.
When delivery becomes difficult, clients need a clear picture of what remains, what is preventing progress and who needs to act. We provide client-side project management support to help organise the remaining work and move the scheme towards completion.
Who it is for
Developers, investors and owners facing delivery difficulties on a live project, or needing additional client-side management during the closing stages of a scheme.
What it covers
- Current positionReviewing the current position and the available information.
- Outstanding workIdentifying the work and decisions that remain.
- Recovery actionsCoordinating the agreed recovery and completion actions.
- Programme, cost and riskReviewing programme, cost and risk information.
- ReportingReporting matters that need client or specialist action.
Contractual, design, certification and statutory responsibilities are agreed for each appointment rather than assumed.
How it works
- EstablishThe current position.
- AgreePriorities and responsibilities.
- CoordinateThe next actions.
- SupportProgress and completion reporting.
What you receive
- A proportionate position review
- Agreed action schedule
- Programme and review inputs
- Reporting appropriate to the appointment
Example
Client-side project management and completion support
At 603 Commercial Road, Limehouse, Baily Consult provided client-side project management support to Elite Group through delivery difficulties and helped bring the scheme to practical completion.
Common questions
Can you join a project already under construction?
Yes. The appointment starts with the available information and the support required at that stage.
Does this include a contractor replacement, insolvency or legal service?
Not automatically. Where those issues arise, the relevant advisers and responsibilities need to be identified separately.
How is this different from a stalled-scheme review?
This service addresses managing delivery and completion. A stalled-scheme viability review examines whether the underlying development case works and what alternatives are available.