Individuals

NMM can assist individuals in the building of new residential assets or in the improvement of existing residences. Our expertise is in driving the acquisition process from concept (eg: Architects drawings) to completion for

new residential houses
building improvements to existing residences
landscape works

NMM offers to

assess the needs identified in the Development Application approval and undertake all tasks leading to the issue of the Construction Certificate
identify gaps in the concept and prepare comprehensive specifications for the final product including material specifications, electro-mechanical specifications and services specifications for works such as climate control, security, data transmission and audio-video systems
accurately scope the work and prepare contract documents to enable contractors to price the work
carry out engineering investigations
prepare estimates for comparison
invite quotations from potential contractors and evaluate responses including contractor capability, competitiveness and value for money
negotiate with contractors and produce contracts that clearly identify outcomes, performance and responsibilities
monitor contracts and supervise contract works
report on progress of work and certify contract payments
communicate with contractors to ensure compliance with contract conditions, quality and time aspects.

NMM will consult and seek your approvals of the various elements at all stages. NMM's service will enable you to continue with your work-life balance during the acquisition phase without any interruptions or additional demands on your valuable time.

Procurement

Definition :

"Procurement is the acquisition of goods and/or services at the best possible total cost of ownership in the right quantity and quality at the right time in the right place for the direct benefit or use by governments, corporations or individuals generally via a contract. Simple procurement may involve repeat purchasing. Complex procurement could involve finding long term partners or even 'co-destiny' suppliers that might commit one organisation to another" - Wikipedia