Property & Environment
Property & Environment (P&E) offers the full range of consultancy services to support asset owners in the provision of optimised ‘whole-of-life’ management of their vertical property portfolio. P&E also offers consultancy services in the broader environment space, including Resource Management, Land Management, Infrastructure (e.g. Water Services and Transport) and Climate Change (e.g. Carbon Neutral).
Asset Management
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Strategic Assessment Plans (SAMP).
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Assessment Management Frameworks/Policies.
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Asset Management Plans (AMP).
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Assessment Management Maturity Assessments (including the development of the resultant improvement programme).
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Development and implementation of Assessment Management data related systems, processes, hierarchies, and procedures.
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Assessment of asset performance including condition, criticality, and remaining useful life.
Planning
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Development of property plans to define medium to long-term property requirements.
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Aligning property portfolio and investment programmes to support strategic goals and outputs.
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Identifying property requirements to support your organisation both in its current state and through projected workforce changes.
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Development and implementation of property prioritisation approaches to ensure investment is both affordable and optimised.
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Property Department Organisational Design and implementation.
Project and Portfolio Delivery
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Property acquisition, planning, and procurement.
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Better business case development.
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Property-related portfolio, programme, and project management (P3M3) and PMO management.
Facilities Management
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Identification of the optimal system to ensure the built environment enables end user functionality, and that personnel are healthy and productive.
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Integration of asset management into FM service provision.
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Development, procurement, and transition of FM contracts.
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Assessment of incumbent FM service providers and current/prospective FM commercial models.
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Lease management.
Sustainability
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Adaptation, mitigation, and recovery planning.
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Business continuity planning (BCP) to identify the most important critical elements that could affect business continuity.
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Response management in response to the occurrence of a catastrophic disaster or emergency.
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Recovery management of the activities that continue beyond the emergency period to restore critical community functions and begin to manage stabilization efforts.
The Property & Environment Team
Tom Williams
Director / Senior Consultant
Gemma Goldsmith
Project
Coordinator
Audrey Collins
Business
Analyst
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Hayley Sandilands
Project
Coordinator
Chad Preece
Senior Programme Manager
Richard Shury
Project
Manager
Fiona Clark
Senior
Consultant
Simon Williams
Senior
Consultant