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Project management support, prepared remotely

Contract correspondence, technical submissions, programmes, reports and registers, plus specifications, contract health checks and bills of quantities.

Documents we prepare and review

It can be a full documentation package or a single critical submittal. At Nota every piece of work is reviewed by at least two specialists: one prepares it and the other checks it independently. Gaps and risks are found before the file reaches the other party.

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  1. Project management documentation

    Your remote project office. You share the contract, drawings, programme and correspondence; we prepare or review what has to be written, check it against the contract and hand it back ready to issue under your own letterhead, whichever party you represent.

  2. Contract correspondence

    Contractual correspondence between the project parties: notices of claim within the contractual time bar, variations, instructions and replies, backed by contemporary records.

    Letters, Notices under 20.1 / 20.2, Variations, Claims

  3. Technical submissions

    Material submittals with clause-by-clause compliance statements, method statements and ITPs written for the site conditions you describe, shop drawing transmittals, and RFIs that ask one clear question. For the Engineer, we review submittals and method statements against the specification and draft RFI responses.

    Material submittals, Method statements, Transmittals, RFIs

  4. Programmes and reports

    Detailed work programmes and look-aheads, reviews of the Contractor's programme for the Engineer, and regular progress reports for any party.

    Programmes, Progress reports, MS Project

  5. Document control

    Submittal, RFI and correspondence registers kept current, with every item tracked until it is closed.

    Registers, Status tracking, Monthly summary

  6. Technical specifications

    Civil, architectural, electrical and mechanical specifications written to the project standards, with clear materials, workmanship and testing requirements.

    Particular specifications, Materials and workmanship, Testing requirements

  7. Contract health check

    An independent review of the contract documents: gaps, conflicts between conditions, specification and drawings, risky clauses and time bars, summarised in a clear report.

    Third-party review, Risk register, Time-bar summary

  8. Bills of quantities

    Quantity take-off from the drawings and a structured bill of quantities for tender, valuation or variation pricing.

    Quantity take-off, BOQ preparation, Variation pricing

Civil, architectural, electrical and mechanical documentation

Many RFIs and submittals sit where civil, architectural, electrical and mechanical work meet. We write and review them knowing what each discipline looks for.

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Civil and structural

Concrete, formwork, earthworks, piling and steel structures.

  • Concrete mix and rebar submittals
  • Pour and formwork method statements
  • Structural RFIs
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Architectural

Finishes, façades, doors and hardware, waterproofing and fit-out.

  • Finish and façade submittals
  • Mock-up and sample records
  • Shop drawing transmittals
MV and LV switchgear room

Electrical

MV/LV distribution, generators, UPS, lighting, fire alarm and ELV systems.

  • Equipment submittals
  • Installation and testing method statements
  • FAT / SAT records
Mechanical ductwork and pipework installed under a ceiling

Mechanical

HVAC, plumbing and drainage, fire fighting and medical gases.

  • Equipment and material submittals
  • Installation method statements
  • Commissioning records

Electrical submittals written by electrical engineers

Switchgear, transformers, busbar trunking, UPS and generators: we read the type test reports and the single-line diagram before we write a word of the submittal.

MV and LV switchgear room
MV/LV switchgear and switch rooms
Power transformer in an outdoor substation
Transformers and substations
Distribution board with circuit breakers
Distribution boards and final circuits

Choose the level of support

Ongoing remote support

We act as your project's document office month by month: correspondence, submittals, RFIs, reports and registers.

A package for a project phase

A defined set of documents, for example all method statements and material submittals for mobilisation or a new work package.

Single documents on demand

One urgent notice, submittal or method statement, prepared to your deadline.

How an engagement runs

  1. NDA and brief

    We sign your NDA and agree the scope, timing and way of working.

  2. Review

    We review the contracts, specifications, programmes and correspondence and identify the risks.

  3. Prepare

    We prepare the documents. Every piece of work goes through a second technical check before it is delivered.

  4. Issue and track

    You issue under your own letterhead; we keep the registers and follow open items and documents until they are closed.

Common questions

Do you only work on FIDIC contracts?

No. FIDIC is our specialism, but we work under any construction contract: public works, private and Employer-specific contracts, in Türkiye and abroad.

Do you come to site?

Not as a rule. We work remotely from what you share: contract, drawings, specification, programme, site photos and correspondence. Your team keeps control of the site; we take the paperwork off them. Only when it is needed, and as agreed with you, we attend important meetings on site.

Which contracts do you work with?

Mainly the FIDIC 1999 and 2017 suites. We have also worked under U.S. government contracts (USACE).

Can you start with something small?

Yes. You can start with one submittal or one notice and move to ongoing remote support later.

Which countries do you work in?

Any country. We work from Istanbul and support contractors wherever the project is, as long as the documents are in English or Turkish.

In which languages do you work?

English and Turkish.

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Not sure which level of support you need?

Send a short note about the project and we will propose a starting point.

No obligation. Tell us the contract and the problem; we tell you honestly whether we can help.

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