image: hero-project-delivery-hakanoa-monochromefile: hero-project-delivery-hakanoa-monochrome.webpslot: hero.civil-project-deliveryProject Delivery / CAPABILITY
Civil Project Delivery.
Complete Auckland civil packages, from methodology and site engineering through construction, quality records, stakeholder coordination and close-out.
Let's talk about your projectTHE CIVIL SCOPE
Practical delivery. Connected disciplines.
Livic can take responsibility for a complete civil package, from planning and methodology through construction, coordination, quality records and close-out.
Our delivery model keeps experienced people close to site and decision lines short.
Explore the capability
The specialist activities and project interfaces within Project Delivery.
image: delivery-packagefile: crew-4.jpgslot: explore-project-delivery.01.project-delivery-civil-package-deliveryComplete Civil Packages
A managed civil scope with planning, resources, engineering, quality and delivery coordinated through one accountable team.
image: delivery-methodfile: crew-5.jpgslot: explore-project-delivery.02.project-delivery-construction-methodologyConstruction Methodology
Buildable methodologies, sequencing, temporary-works interfaces and practical planning before civil construction starts.
image: qa-site-inspectionfile: quality-assurance.webpslot: explore-project-delivery.03.project-delivery-quality-assuranceQuality Assurance
ITPs, hold points, inspections, testing, records and practical close-out controls built around the civil work being delivered.
image: card-delivery-engineering-3481file: card-delivery-engineering-3481.webpslot: explore-project-delivery.04.project-delivery-site-engineeringSite Engineering
Set-out coordination, engineering support, technical queries, quality records and site-based problem solving for civil delivery.
image: deliveryfile: ECI.webpslot: explore-project-delivery.05.project-delivery-early-contractor-involvementEarly Contractor Involvement
Bring practical construction input into a project early, while design, programme and scope decisions can still be improved.
Preconstruction
Get clear on the scope, boundaries, assumptions and constraints. Review drawings and specifications together, identify key interfaces and make sure the proposed methodology is buildable.
Early contractor involvement
Bring construction experience into the project while scope, methodology and programme decisions can still be improved. Livic can review buildability, sequence and practical options with the client and design team.
Methodology & programming
Link the physical construction sequence to approvals, procurement, access, specialist inputs and inspection points. The programme should reflect how the job will actually be built.
Site engineering
Keep set-out, drawing control, technical queries, inspections and records close to site. Engineering support should help the crew make sound decisions, not just create more paperwork.
Construction management
Coordinate people, plant, suppliers and subcontractors around a clear daily plan. Review constraints early and keep changes visible to the right people.
Subcontractor coordination
Agree the scope and interfaces, check capability and communicate the required controls. Specialist partners are brought in for defined work where the package needs them.
QHSE
Quality, health, safety and environmental controls are part of the construction plan. They need to be practical, understood and supported by the information available on site.
Stakeholders
Give clients, service owners and affected neighbours useful information early. Access changes, interruptions and the next stage of work should not come as a surprise.
Commercial awareness
Record decisions, changes and constraints as they happen. Clear scope and timely communication help the project team deal with cost and time implications properly.
Handover & close-out
Agree the deliverables early, collect the records as the job progresses and close out defects in a controlled way. Handover is planned from the start.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Good questions.
Can Livic take responsibility for a complete civil package?
Yes. The agreed package can cover planning, resources, site delivery, engineering coordination, subcontractor interfaces, quality records and handover.
Can Livic work alongside a client-appointed designer?
Yes. Design responsibility and the process for technical queries, inspections and changes are agreed with the client and designer before construction.
When should we involve Livic?
Early enough to discuss access, sequencing, temporary works and delivery constraints. Initial drawings, a scope outline and the required timeframe are a useful starting point.
Related capabilities
The connected disciplines behind the work.
image: delivery-packagefile: crew-4.jpgslot: related-cap-project-delivery.01.project-delivery-civil-package-deliveryComplete Civil Packages
A managed civil scope with planning, resources, engineering, quality and delivery coordinated through one accountable team.
image: delivery-methodfile: crew-5.jpgslot: related-cap-project-delivery.02.project-delivery-construction-methodologyConstruction Methodology
Buildable methodologies, sequencing, temporary-works interfaces and practical planning before civil construction starts.
image: qa-site-inspectionfile: quality-assurance.webpslot: related-cap-project-delivery.03.project-delivery-quality-assuranceQuality Assurance
ITPs, hold points, inspections, testing, records and practical close-out controls built around the civil work being delivered.
image: card-delivery-engineering-3481file: card-delivery-engineering-3481.webpslot: related-cap-project-delivery.04.project-delivery-site-engineeringSite Engineering
Set-out coordination, engineering support, technical queries, quality records and site-based problem solving for civil delivery.
image: deliveryfile: ECI.webpslot: related-cap-project-delivery.05.project-delivery-early-contractor-involvementEarly Contractor Involvement
Bring practical construction input into a project early, while design, programme and scope decisions can still be improved.
Relevant project scopes
Explore the supplied project examples and the civil work involved.
image: hakanoa-djifile: hakanoa-drill-shot.webpslot: related-project-project-delivery.01.hakanoa-street-stormwaterHakanoa Street
Complex Auckland stormwater works, including pipelines, manholes, catchpits and deep excavations in a constrained urban environment.
image: army-bayfile: army-bay-3.jpgslot: related-project-project-delivery.02.army-bay-three-watersArmy Bay
Tank replacement, pipework and overflow connections, with demolition and reinstatement in a restricted-access environment.
image: solar-farmfile: solar-farm-2.jpgslot: related-project-project-delivery.03.solar-farm-civil-worksSolar Farm
Civil structures and earthworks for a completed solar farm project in East Coast Bays, Auckland.
A closer look
Straightforward information from the practical side of civil construction.
image: card-civil-package-footpath-closedfile: card-civil-package-footpath-closed.webpslot: related-insight-project-delivery.01.what-does-a-civil-package-includeCivil Package Scope of Work
A practical scope-of-work guide covering boundaries, planning, construction interfaces, quality records and civil-package close-out.
image: delivery-insight-informationfile: crew-8.jpgslot: related-insight-project-delivery.02.why-good-information-matters-on-siteWhy Good Information Matters on Site
Current drawings, clear decisions and records close to the work: practical information control without unnecessary layers.
image: technicalfile: technical-1.jpgslot: related-insight-project-delivery.03.what-is-a-ps3What Is a PS3?
What a construction producer statement does, what it does not do, and why supporting project records matter.
START A CONVERSATION
HAVE A PROJECT?
LET'S BUILD IT.
If you have civil work coming up in Auckland, talk to us early.
Talk to Livic enquiries@liviccivil.co.nz027 406 2789