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The Brookbanks Transition Team bridges that space between an outline planning permission and commencement of on-site works; we call it the most critical time in the development process.

It is this part of the development cycle where development programmes can be challenged or delayed and margins can be eroded. During these times of transition, careful management and review of information is fundamental to great outcomes for project owners.

Our specialist team is on hand to support our clients through land sales and purchases, to achieve timely and cost effective on site delivery. Key services include:

🎯 Production of Sales Packs

🎯 Foundation recommendations and review

🎯 Site technical reviews for site acquisitions and sale

🎯 Providing a strategic review of utility delivery for the Site

Get in touch with the team to find out more:

Senior Consultant – Utilities

Adam Melia

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Danny Lloyd-Jones, Associate Utilities Director at Brookbanks
Associate Utilities Director

Danny Lloyd-Jones

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Dr Richard Boyle, Technical Director at Brookbanks
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Dr Richard Boyle

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