In practice, this phase includes:

• analysis of the property or project

• critical review of existing quotes and proposals

• identification of technical, budgetary and organisational risks

• clear and prioritised recommendations

• structured feedback (discussion + written summary)

At the end of this phase, the project is clarified and decisions can be made on a sound basis.

In practice, this phase includes:

• a single point of contact

• structured exchanges with contractors

• remote monitoring of project progress

• decision support and arbitration

• clear and understandable reporting

 Objective: maintain clear visibility and real control over the project, from a distance.

In practice, this phase may include:

• scheduled site visits

• visual checks on project progress

• identification of potential discrepancies

• structured reporting of key points of attention

• clear and actionable site reports

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 Objective: ensure consistency between agreed decisions and on-site execution.