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Matthew Hannaway
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Integrated controls. Better outcomes.  

When cost, schedule, scope, and risk are managed in isolation, it is impossible to see the full picture. Decisions are made with outdated or incomplete information, issues stay hidden until they're difficult to fix, and by the time problems surface, they're far more costly to resolve.

Integrated controls change that by creating a single, trusted view of performance that helps teams identify emerging risks, make better decisions, and act before small issues become major problems. Projects with robust controls are 250% more likely to hit their objectives. That's not a marginal gain, it is the difference between a project that drifts and one that delivers.

Whether you need to establish integrated project controls at the outset or transform your existing controls to be more effective, our team is here to help. We implement the governance, processes, digital capability, and insight that paves the way for project success from start to finish. We integrate controls with design and construction with a singular goal in mind: strengthening your project performance.


Capabilities

  • Integrated project controls setup and transformation

  • Baseline development 

  • Schedule management  

  • CAPEX, OPEX, and lifecycle estimating

  • Cost control

  • Risk management

  • Change control

  • Performance reporting and assurance 

  • Document and data management

  • Digital controls

What sets us apart
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Digital capability built around your needs

We start with the information your teams need to make better decisions, then build the processes, governance, and digital environment to support it.

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Baselines grounded in reality

Using the industry’s largest cost and performance dataset, we develop credible baselines, test assumptions, and benchmark performance against comparable projects.

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Joined-up teams, stronger performance

We work across functions and teams to align controls with your objectives. That joined-up approach gives clearer insight, tighter control, and better performance.

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Local knowledge. Global perspective.

Our teams understand local delivery environments while drawing on global best practice, industry-leading benchmarks, and experience from some of the world's most complex capital projects.

Turning data into performance

Complex projects generate enormous amounts of data. The challenge is not just collecting it; it’s turning it into insight that teams can trust and act on.

By connecting live and historic data and embedding controls across functions, we help teams see what’s affecting performance, where risk is building, and what needs attention. That means more reliable baselines, earlier warning, and better decisions at the right time.

This is not just about reporting. It’s about establishing the governance, controls, and consistent ways of working that enable clients, delivery partners, and project teams to perform at their best. Our approach enables forward looking decision making, with assurance and repeatable management information.

Flexible, adaptable and scalable approach

Our approach to controls enables the flexibility to be led either by integrated process or by discipline, and scaled to support projects, programs, and portfolios of any size and complexity.

An integrated process–led approach drives collaboration between the control’s disciplines and interfacing functions. A discipline-led approach focuses on major scope, cost, planning, or risk management discipline deliverables, which are then underpinned and aligned through interfaces.

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