Services
What VSN delivers.
Services can be engaged individually or as a single integrated contract. Each is run to the same planning, reporting, quality and safety standards.
01General ContractingSingle-point responsibility for construction to an agreed design.
VSN takes full contractual responsibility for building the works described in the client’s design — programme, cost, quality, safety and the management of every trade on site.
View service02Design & BuildOne contract for technical design and construction.
VSN takes responsibility for completing the design and building it, giving the client a single point of accountability and earlier cost certainty.
View service03PreconstructionProgramme, cost and buildability resolved before work starts.
Early engagement where VSN advises on buildability, programme, logistics and cost while the design is still developing.
View service04Construction ManagementTrade packages contracted by the client, managed by VSN.
VSN manages the design interfaces, procurement and site delivery of trade packages that are contracted directly with the client.
View service05Civil WorksEarthworks, drainage, roads and external infrastructure.
Site preparation and infrastructure that every building depends on — from bulk earthworks to utility connections.
View service06Structural WorksFoundations, concrete frames, steel frames and transfer structures.
Delivery of the building’s structure — the part of the programme that sets the pace for everything that follows.
View service07MEP CoordinationMechanical, electrical and plumbing systems coordinated to install first time.
Coordination of building services design, installation and testing — the most interface-heavy part of any building.
View service08Fit-OutCategory A, Category B and specialist interiors.
Interior construction for commercial, hospitality and institutional buildings, coordinated with building services and operator requirements.
View service09Project PlanningProgrammes that are built, measured and maintained.
Development and control of construction programmes, from strategic planning through weekly look-aheads.
View service10ProcurementSupply chain selected, contracted and managed against the programme.
Procurement of subcontractors, suppliers and long-lead materials, timed to the programme and controlled against the budget.
View service11Quality ManagementInspection, testing and records from first pour to handover.
Systems that define, check and record the quality of work at every stage, so that quality is evidenced rather than assumed.
View service12Commissioning & HandoverSystems tested, documented and handed over to the people who will run them.
Testing, commissioning, training and documentation that allow the client to occupy and operate the building from day one.
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02Contract routes
Who holds what.
The right route depends on how complete the design is, how much risk the client wants to hold and how much visibility they need of each package.
| Route | Design responsibility | Construction | Contracts | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General contracting | Client | VSN | VSN holds all subcontracts | Design substantially complete |
| Design & build | VSN (after award) | VSN | VSN holds design and subcontracts | Early cost and programme certainty |
| Construction management | Client | VSN manages | Client holds trade contracts | Experienced clients wanting package visibility |
03FAQ
Questions clients ask
01
What construction services does VSN Constructions offer?
General contracting, design & build, preconstruction, construction management, civil works, structural works, MEP coordination, fit-out, project planning, procurement, quality management, and commissioning & handover. Services can be engaged individually or combined in a single contract.
02
What is the difference between general contracting and design & build?
Under general contracting, the client’s design team completes the design and VSN builds it, taking responsibility for programme, cost, quality and safety on site. Under design & build, VSN also takes responsibility for completing the technical design, giving the client one point of accountability and earlier cost certainty.
03
When should we involve a contractor in our project?
As early as possible — ideally at concept or early technical design. Early involvement lets the contractor advise on buildability, logistics, programme and cost while the design can still respond, which is when changes cost least.
04
How do you keep a construction project on programme?
Every project has a baseline programme with a defined critical path, weekly look-ahead programmes agreed with the site team, and monthly reviews against actual progress. Slippage is reported early with a recovery plan rather than absorbed into a revised baseline.
05
How will we know how our project is progressing?
You have a single Project Director as your point of contact, monthly progress reports covering programme, cost, quality, safety and risk, scheduled site visits, and milestone reviews. Inspection records and test certificates are available as the work proceeds.
06
How do I get a quote for my construction project?
Send a short brief through the Start a Project page. A Project Director reviews it, arranges a first conversation about the site, programme and constraints, and then sets out a recommended route, outline programme and next steps in writing.
Not sure which route fits?
Share what you know about the project. We will recommend a route and explain the trade-offs.