2021 RMIT Scholarship recipient announced
We are delighted to announce Mohammad Sharif as the recipient of the 2021 Donald Cant Watts Corke RMIT Scholarship.
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.
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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.
We are delighted to announce Mohammad Sharif as the recipient of the 2021 Donald Cant Watts Corke RMIT Scholarship.
DCWC is pleased to announce it has been named as a finalist for the 2020 Project Management Achievements Awards in the government projects category.
DCWC provided services for three projects shortlisted for the AIA 2020 National Architecture Awards. Nominated across a variety of categories, the projects include: Monash University Chancellery, Melbourne University Ian Potter Southbank Centre and QUT Peter Coaldrake Education Precinct.
DCWC is pleased to announce its appointment as Quantity Surveyor for the Victorian Government’s Department of Transport (DOT) Workplace and Customer Service Centre.
Donald Cant Watts Corke (DCWC) is pleased to announce an extension of its 20 year association with the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research (WEHI), with a pledge to commit $100,000 over the next three years.
Modular. Prefab. Pre-built. Manufactured buildings. Industrialised housing. System built housing. Off-site construction. These, and other terms, are broadly applied in our industry, and often misunderstood. Some people will insist that they each have distinct meanings that should be applied very carefully to specific methods of delivery. Others will insist they are interchangeable, as no universal nomenclature exists.
Author: Sophie Kessler, DCWC National Proposal Coordinator
Even at the best of times, setting your business up to win the right work and understanding your client dynamics is challenging.
Modular, prefab, off-site construction, and many other names are used to describe factory-built buildings, and DfMA (Design for Manufacture and Assembly) is one increasingly popular collective, which seeks to focus on the technology-led benefits of the approach.
DCWC is extremely pleased to announce the following six promotions as of July 1st. DCWC is led by some of Australia’s most experienced professionals, who are all focused on working collaboratively with our clients to deliver outstanding results. We thank everyone for their dedication and consistent hard work, particularly during this challenging period. Congratulations to all.
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