We understand your need to obtain clear and reliable verification, abating project risk; and ensure quality, safety, time, cost and sustainability issues are given the priority they require in conjunction with the projects’ technical design and construction issues.
As an organisation focused on outstanding results, Donald Cant Watts Corke understands your need to obtain clear and reliable verification, abating project risk.
To ensure your best outcomes, our methodology is contractually binding. Our expert consultants offer bespoke solutions tailored to your individual needs. Our services incorporate all project necessities. Quality, safety, time, cost and sustainability issues are given as much prevalence as the projects technical design and construction issues.
We provide:
Due diligence reports
Financial certification
Technical assessment reports
Progress reporting
Completion certification
Extension-of-time assessments
Quality assessments
Our Directors remain involved from inception to project completion ensuring continuity of service, security and the best possible outcomes.
Have an idea of how we might work together? Want to find out more about how we can deliver outstanding solutions to solve your complex problems? Our team is here to help you.
Donald Cant Watts Corke is a Supporting Partner of the Australian Institute of Project Management (AIPM) 2021 Project Management Achievement Awards, WA Chapter event on the evening of 30th November.
Henry Ashton, Associate Project Manager in our Melbourne office has been nominated in the Melbourne Airport Excellence Awards for Teamwork and Collaboration.
On Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Day 2021, DCWC were joined virtually by Dr. Tracy Putockzi, Laboratory Head, Personalised Oncology division at Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research (WEHI), to share her team’s research, using cutting-edge organoids technology, to uncover new and effective precision treatments for pancreatic cancer.
We are delighted to announce Lina Brikha as the recipient of the 2022 Donald Cant Watts Corke RMIT Scholarship.
Donald Cant Watts Corke has been announced as the financier’s certifier for the Spark Consortium which has been awarded the North East Link Primary Package PPP in Melbourne.
After recently undergoing the layout, design and ordering process for a new kitchen, I was struck by how the joinery industry is a microcosm – and a possible road map - for prefabrication more widely in the construction industry.
Alliancing is a complex form of procurement which aims to bind owners (usually government bodies) together with external parties such as consultant teams and contractors.
These external parties are referred to as Non-Owner Participants (NOPs).
How effective are project budgeting and cost estimating in major Australian projects? Thoughts that have recently been brought into question, as budget blowouts on major government projects continue to feature in the media [1].
Support Local. The concept of supporting local businesses has been well publicised over the past year in light of recovery efforts made by Australian businesses and governments as a way to stimulate the Australian economy back to its pre-pandemic successes.
DCWC is extremely pleased to announce several significant promotions in our national team as of July 1st. Congratulations to all on your new appointments!
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