From design, approvals, procurement, construction, MEP, joinery, finishing, testing/commissioning, and post-handover support, a turnkey fit-out provides your space from conception to handover through a single responsible partner. You receive a single contract, a single schedule, a single budget, and a space that is operationally ready from day one.
Consider a single team handling all aspects of design, procurement, delivery, and cost planning. This method reduces the blame game, gaps, and variations. Because there is only one responsible party making the calls, problems are resolved swiftly.
We can significantly accelerate things by integrating design, involving suppliers early on, and implementing parallel workflows. This implies that offices, restaurants, and retail establishments can open earlier and begin making money more quickly.
Budgets are immediately compared to market prices when the same team handles both design and construction. Early value engineering reduces costs and helps avoid rework.
We observe fewer defects when we use factory-controlled joinery, pre-qualified subcontractors, and well-coordinated mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) work. Specifications, mock-ups, and on-site workmanship are all in sync thanks to a single system for quality assurance and control.
Clients save a great deal of time on coordination when a dedicated turnkey team handles all the drawings, health and safety, and authority submissions (such as civil defense and landlord requirements).
Enforcing material submittals (such as low-VOC and FSC timber), efficient lighting and HVAC systems, and waste management—all of which support LEED, WELL, and Estidama goals—is considerably simpler when a single contractor oversees the entire process.
One program, one risk register, and one change control procedure are visible to all parties. Timelines are maintained and disagreements are lessened thanks to this clarity.
Discovery & Brief: goals, brand, personnel, and functional relationships
Concept & Cost Plan: high-level BOQ, mood boards, layouts, and VE options
IFC drawings, MEP coordination, and landlord/authority compliance comprise the detailed design.
Procurement: verified vendors, long-term lead monitoring, and prototypes
HSE, QA/QC, progress reporting, and client walkthroughs in construction and fit-out
Soft landings, MEP balancing, life safety testing, commissioning, and snagging
O&M manuals, warranties, training, and post-occupancy support are all part of handover and aftercare.
Workplaces that require tech integration, acoustic privacy, and phased occupancy
F&B/Retail, where quick roll-outs and brand standards are essential
High-end joinery and finishes in luxury and hospitality homes
Strict HSE/IAQ coordination is needed in healthcare and education.
Budgeting: Low variation percentages are maintained by early cost plans that are in line with the design.
Program: Compared to separate contracts, parallel design-procurement-build typically results in shorter fit-out times.
Risk: By locking long-lead items earlier, integrated teams can lessen supply-chain shocks.
Looking to create a healthier environment? Here’s what you need: Low-VOC paints and adhesives, boards that are free from formaldehyde, and carpets made from recycled materials.
For energy and lighting, consider using LED lights with smart controls, a task-ambient strategy, and plenty of natural daylight.
To improve indoor air quality, focus on good filtration systems, monitor CO₂ levels, and keep up with regular maintenance.
When it comes to waste, think about segregation, take-back programs, and circular options like modular partitions.
Portfolio Fit: Scalable and proven projects in your industry
EPDs, VOC certificates, and compliance records are required for submission.
Supply Chain: vetted subcontractors and internal joinery/MEP coordination
Experience with Approvals: Record of Landlord and Authority
Aftercare: Post-occupancy commissioning, SLAs, and warranties
Weeks 1–3: Concept + Brief + Budget
Weeks 4–6: Mock-ups, landlord submission, and detailed design
Weeks 7–14: MEP, site work, completions, and testing
Week 15: Documentation, handover, and snag closure
Complete Delivery: Design, approvals, construction, joinery, MEP, FF&E
Speed and Quality: Accelerated programs with strict QA/QC
Sustainability: LEED/WELL-aligned low-emitting materials and effective systems
Transparent Reporting: Stakeholder dashboards for programs, costs, risks, and HSE
CTA: Are you planning a fit-out for 2025? To obtain a baseline program and phased cost plan, schedule a free consultation.
We handle everything from concept design and approvals to procurement, construction, MEP, joinery, finishes, testing and commissioning, and finally, handover—all under one contract and one dedicated team.
Not usually. When we focus on early cost planning and incorporate value engineering, we can often minimize variations and lower lifecycle costs, all while speeding up delivery.
After drawings and long-lead items are locked, many offices can be accommodated in 12–16 weeks, depending on size and approvals. Complex scopes could take longer.
Clear program and cost reporting, a robust supply chain, a specialized portfolio, a proven history of authority approvals, and excellent aftercare.
A lot of people find that it makes getting approvals and keeping track of things much easier. A trustworthy turnkey contractor can quickly get on the same page with landlord guidelines.
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