What information is needed to start a DPR or consultancy brief?
Share the site location, project objective, available surveys, land or utility information, design standards, programme and the authority or client format required for submission.

01 · Archies Engineers
Archies Engineers leads design and DPR work inside the ACE network: highways, buildings, industrial plants and water resources, with the testing and survey data already in the room.
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Most consultancy is a document factory. Ours is a closed loop: survey and laboratory data feed the design; the design feeds the BOQ; inspection and testing follow the same assumptions. Archies Engineers prepares DPRs, structural and infrastructure designs, and turnkey advisory so clients are not translating between three firms that have never shared a drawing register.
The assignment can begin with a feasibility question or a live construction problem. The team reviews the brief, site constraints, land and utility information, existing surveys, applicable authority requirements and the intended procurement route. From there, the scope may cover reconnaissance, options and concept development, preliminary and detailed civil or structural design, quantities, estimates, tender documentation, bid clarifications, PMC support, construction-stage technical responses and handover records. The exact package is agreed against the employer's requirements and the authority's submission format before design work starts.


Highways · Buildings · Industrial plants · Water resources
Share the site location, project objective, available surveys, land or utility information, design standards, programme and the authority or client format required for submission.
Yes. The integrated model is designed so that survey control, material results and design assumptions can be reviewed together instead of being translated between disconnected vendors.
No. Turnkey advisory is scoped to the agreed engineering, coordination and delivery-support role. Principal-contractor duties, statutory approvals and construction liabilities remain with the parties named in the contract.
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Tell us the package, the plant, or the plot. We will tell you which part of the network should sit in the room — and what we need from you on day one.