How we work

Know the numbers before you commit.

We take a project from a need to a Council decision, then through construction and handover. Each stage ends with something you can act on.

Four stages

1. Define the need

A clear statement of the need, a space program or scope built with the people who will use it, the site checked for risks, and options compared with an early (Class D) cost estimate.

2. Council decision

One decision package: scope, cost range, schedule, delivery method, risks and funding options, in plain terms Council can defend.

3. Procure and build

The delivery method chosen, the RFP issued and evaluated, and the contracts managed, with regular cost and schedule reports.

4. Handover

Commissioning, deficiencies closed, records handed to your operations team and lessons learned recorded.

See which services support each stage.

A phased approach

We start with a small first phase on a fixed, agreed budget. It defines the scope, the cost range and the site risks. You commit to design and construction only once those numbers are known.

Example: on the Jamieson Road Fire Hall, Phase 1 delivered a Council-ready package in 16 weeks.

What Council gets

A scope the users recognize, with the options that were considered.
A cost range from an independent estimate, with site costs checked.
A schedule and a recommended delivery method.
The main risks and how they will be managed.
Funding options, including grants that fit the project.

Assurance

Insured

Professional liability and commercial general liability insurance. Certificates available on request.

WCB

WCB Alberta account in good standing. Letter available on request.

References

Client references available on request.

Capability statement

Email sig.pv [at] mexsig.ca to request it.

Planning a fire hall or a municipal capital project?

Call Sig directly. A first conversation about scope, budget and funding costs nothing. We reply within one business day.

Call 587.830.1371 Email Sig