Forensic governance,
applied to six jobs.
Clients spend millions with vendors and have no real visibility into whether they got what they paid for. We build that visibility. Below are the six situations clients ring us about, what we examine in each, and the six teams who do the work.
Forensic governance.
Investigative-level scrutiny applied to the governance layer: contracts, invoices, estimates, SOPs, vendor performance. Nothing taken at face value. Everything traced back to source. Everything auditable.
Clients spend millions with vendors and have no real visibility into whether they got what they paid for. We build that visibility. Not governance as a box-ticking exercise, but the same rigour you would associate with forensic accounting, pointed at the way your programme is run.
Trace it to source
A number on a report is a claim until we can follow it back to the invoice, the contract clause or the site record it came from. We read the line items, not the summary.
Build the layer that's missing
Most programmes have delivery and they have finance. What sits between them, the standards, the SOPs, the live project data, usually doesn't exist. We build it.
Make vendors accountable
Vendor accountability is the product. Rates checked against the contract, performance measured against what was promised, findings put in writing where they can be acted on.
Leave an audit trail
Everything we do is transparent and auditable. You are left holding the register, the dashboard, the rebuilt estimate, not a consultant's slide deck.
What we actually build.
Most programmes have delivery, and they have finance. We govern change, vendors, risk, documentation and financials in one structure between them.
RFP and contract support
We help you buy properly in the first place: scope that can be priced, terms that can be enforced, and a paper trail that survives a challenge.
Bespoke estimating and knowledge tools
Built around how your programme actually prices work, so a quote can be tested against something other than the vendor's own maths.
Standardised SOPs and documentation
One way of doing the work across every site and every country, written down, so quality doesn't depend on who happened to be on site that week.
Dashboards and live project data
One current view of cost, progress and vendor performance, built from source data rather than from what was reported upward.
A full PMO structure
Change, communication, vendor, performance, risk, document and financial management governed in one structure rather than six spreadsheets.
Independent audit and review
Line-by-line examination of contracts, invoices and site records by people who did not do the work and have nothing to protect.
All of it comes back to the same thing: the people working in these buildings go home safe.
Evidence, not a slide deck.
Every job ends with something you hold and can show to somebody else. Here is what lands, job by job.
Multi-site delivery
- A site-by-site status record built from source, not from integrator self-reporting
- A written RACI naming who owns every handoff between contractors
- A standing risk and change register your delivery lead can hand to anyone
Independent review
- An audit file for every site reviewed, with the evidence attached to each finding
- A gap list scored by severity, with the standard each gap is measured against
- A sign-off record you could put in front of a regulator without rewriting it
Data
- One live dashboard answering the question leadership actually asks
- A documented lineage for every figure on it, back to the system it came from
- The reporting process written down and handed to your team, not retained by us
Procurement
- A priced, comparable RFP pack rather than six quotes in six shapes
- A bespoke estimate to test vendor pricing against
- A documented award rationale that survives challenge
Which team does which job.
Most jobs pull on two or three of these teams at once. You still deal with one person, and one team is answerable for the lot.
Six teams.
If one of these sounds like your week, a short call is usually enough for both of us to know whether we can help.
The platforms behind clean delivery.
We pick the tools that keep design, execution and cost data in lockstep, from field to boardroom.






