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Execution Intelligence™

Execution Intelligence™

A project execution framework for developing, engineering, delivering and operating energy infrastructure.

The seven stages

  1. 01DEVELOP
  2. 02PLAN
  3. 03GOVERN
  4. 04PROCURE
  5. 05BUILD
  6. 06COMMISSION
  7. 07OPERATE
  1. 01

    DEVELOP

    Establishing whether a project is viable and defining what it is: site and technical feasibility, grid and evacuation assessment, commercial viability, approvals and scope.

    Scope of the stage
    • Opportunity identification
    • Technical and site feasibility
    • Grid and evacuation assessment
    • Commercial viability
    • Approvals
    • Risk assessment
    • Scope definition
    • Stakeholder coordination
    • Bid and proposal development
  2. 02

    PLAN

    Turning a defined project into an executable plan: execution strategy, schedule, engineering deliverables, procurement packages, cost baseline, quality requirements and controls.

    Scope of the stage
    • Execution strategy
    • Detailed schedule
    • Engineering and design deliverables
    • Procurement strategy
    • Package planning
    • Construction methodology
    • Organisation and responsibilities
    • Cost baseline
    • Milestones and controls
    • Quality requirements
    • Inspection requirements
    • Risks and mitigation
    • Reporting and monitoring
    • Client and stakeholder coordination
  3. 03

    GOVERN

    The control layer that keeps execution aligned with the approved plan, across schedule, cost, engineering, procurement, construction, quality, risk and reporting.

    Scope of the stage
    • Schedule progress
    • Cost and budget monitoring
    • Engineering deliverables and approvals
    • Procurement and material status
    • Construction progress
    • Quality and compliance
    • Risks, issues and corrective actions
    • Responsibility and accountability
    • Changes and deviations
    • Documentation and records
    • Project and management reviews
    • Milestones and critical path
    • Client and stakeholder reporting and coordination
  4. 04

    PROCURE

    The complete procurement cycle, from package strategy and vendor sourcing through evaluation, contract placement and inspection to delivery at site.

    Scope of the stage
    • Procurement planning
    • Package strategy
    • Vendor identification and sourcing
    • Technical specifications
    • RFQ and tendering
    • Technical evaluation
    • Commercial evaluation
    • Negotiation and commercial finalisation
    • Purchase order and contract placement
    • Vendor document management
    • Manufacturing follow-up
    • Inspection and quality checks
    • Logistics and dispatch
    • Material delivery and site coordination
  5. 05

    BUILD

    Site execution from mobilisation to pre-commissioning: civil, electrical, mechanical and structural works, installation and erection, contractor coordination, site quality and HSE.

    Scope of the stage
    • Mobilisation and readiness
    • Construction planning
    • Work-front management
    • Civil works
    • Electrical works
    • Mechanical works, where applicable
    • Structural works
    • Installation and erection
    • Contractor coordination
    • Site quality
    • Health, safety and environment
    • Progress monitoring
    • Site material management
    • Pre-commissioning
  6. 06

    COMMISSION

    Testing, energisation and verification through to handover: equipment, electrical, protection and control testing, system integration, punch-point closure and project close-out.

    Scope of the stage
    • Pre-commissioning checks
    • Equipment testing
    • Electrical testing
    • Protection and control testing
    • Functional testing
    • System integration
    • Energisation and trial operation support
    • Performance verification
    • Punch-point closure
    • Inspection coordination
    • Commissioning records
    • Handover documentation
    • Final acceptance and project close-out
  7. 07

    OPERATE

    Operations and maintenance across the life of the asset: preventive and corrective maintenance, performance and availability monitoring, spares, reporting and compliance support.

    Scope of the stage
    • O&M planning
    • Preventive maintenance
    • Corrective and breakdown maintenance
    • Asset performance monitoring
    • Availability and reliability monitoring
    • Inspection and condition assessment
    • Spares and inventory management
    • Performance reporting
    • Remote or digital monitoring, where applicable
    • Regulatory and statutory compliance support
    • Optimisation
    • Lifecycle maintenance planning
    • O&M records

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