Site setup for contractors and EPC teams
What has to be standing at mobilisation, and what is still worth something to you at close-out.

Who it is for
Contractors, EPC firms and project owners running live sites.
Site infrastructure is a procurement decision before it is a building one. What actually settles it is how much has to be on the ground at mobilisation, how much can follow as the programme ramps up, and how much comes back off the site when the job closes out.
The challenge
What makes this sector hard.
- 01
The site is live before the buildings are
Work starts on day one, but there is nowhere to run the project from, no welfare provision and nowhere to store anything of value.
- 02
Headcount moves constantly
The number of people on site changes through the programme, and fixed facilities are either oversized for months or undersized when it matters.
- 03
The site itself is temporary
Anything built permanently is written off at handover — a real cost on a project with a defined end date.
- Site facilities operational far sooner than built alternatives
- Capacity scaled by adding, linking or stacking units
- Units recovered at handover and redeployed to the next project
- Welfare, medical and messing provision covered by one supplier
Enquire
Tell us about the requirement.
Describe the site, the headcount and the timeline for your Construction Site requirement. The team will come back with a configuration and a quote.
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Next step
Tell us about your site.
Send the requirement and the team will come back with a configuration and a quote.


