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Project Management Services A7

Technical supervision: quality and quantities under the owner's control

Supervision exists so that the owner pays for work that was actually done, and done properly. We supervise with certified experts and record every control step.

How it is bought

Format
A standalone Managed Service, or inside a PMC contract
Fee
Monthly team rate
Who it is for
Owners with their own team but a gap in one competence
Projects
3 projects

We reply within 1 business day. A commercial proposal follows within 5 business days of the scoping meeting.

In substance

What this service is

Technical supervision is delivered by Engineering Services — the consortium company holding certified technical experts and laboratory testing access. Supervision is continuous rather than acceptance-driven: before work (incoming inspection), during it (in-process control) and at acceptance.

When you need this service

Covered works are closed without certification

Reinforcement, waterproofing, foundations and buried services are covered without a certificate — the defect appears after handover.

Materials bypass incoming inspection

Compliance with design, certificates and data sheets are not checked before use.

Certified quantities are inflated

Nothing sits between the claimed and the actual quantity; the overpayment is discovered during an audit.

Defects surface at acceptance

Faults accumulate and emerge before handover, when correction is at its most expensive.

An investor or lender needs an independent view

The owner or financing institution requires a quality assessment that does not depend on the contractor.

What we do

Incoming inspection

Verification of materials, products and equipment against the design, with certificate and data sheet checks.

In-process control

Control of construction methods, geometry and compliance with design and codes as work proceeds.

Covered-works certification

Certificates issued before works are closed, with photographic records.

Laboratory testing

Material and structural testing arranged and supervised through an accredited laboratory.

Quantity verification

Actual quantities measured and reconciled against certificates before signature.

As-built control

Verification that as-built documentation and site logs reflect what was actually built.

Deliverables

Deliverables

The specific documents, reports and management products that remain with the client.

  • Incoming, in-process and acceptance inspection logs
  • Covered-works certificates with photographic records
  • Laboratory test reports
  • Measured quantity statements
  • Non-conformance register and closure status
  • Statement on the quality of executed works
  • Verified as-built documentation set

Client outcomes

Defects are caught as they happen

Correction during execution costs a fraction of correction after handover.

Payment matches reality

Quantity verification before certificate signature removes overpayment.

Documented quality

Every control step is recorded — the owner's protection in disputes and at acceptance.

Ready for acceptance

The commission receives the asset with a complete and reliable documentation set.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Not answered here? Write to us and we will respond on your case.

In Kazakhstani and Russian practice the terms are used interchangeably. Substantively both describe control of compliance between executed work, the design, the codes and the certified quantities, carried out in the owner's interest.

Certified experts from Engineering Services, a company within the INVECON consortium. For the client it remains one contract and one point of accountability.

Yes — supervision is a standalone Managed Service. Many clients start here and later extend the scope to project controls or the full Technical Customer role.

Yes. We work across Kazakhstan and Central Asia; for assets outside Astana we deploy either a visiting or a permanently site-based team.

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Shall we discuss your project?

Tell us about the asset and the current stage — we will propose a working format and team composition. A commercial proposal follows within five business days of the meeting.

We reply within 1 business day. A commercial proposal follows within 5 business days of the scoping meeting.