Attena Creating visionary projects that respect and enhance their environment
Hands-on oversight for complex builds
Construction Management is a delivery model for projects with many moving parts—multiple trade packages, tight sequencing, and interfaces that can quickly cause delays if they’re not actively coordinated.
Attena Group’s role is to plan the build, procure and coordinate trades, manage site delivery, and keep program, safety and quality under control—with clear reporting so you can make decisions early, not late.
Design that stays buildable
Attena Group’s in-house architecture team develops a considered response for each site—starting with feasibility and moving through design, coordination and construction support. The goal is simple: make decisions early, resolve details properly, and keep the original intent intact as the project progresses.
When Construction Management is the right fit
- Multi-stage or multi-package builds (structure, services, façade, joinery, landscape)
- Tight sites and complex sequencing
- Projects where early procurement matters (lead times)
- Refurbishments/fit-outs where staging and coordination are critical
Office Phone
(02) 9344 4064
What we manage
- 1
Pre-construction (before site starts)
Construction methodology, staging, and site logistics Trade packaging strategy (what gets tendered together vs separately) Program planning and milestones Early risk identification and buildability input - 2
Procurement and trade engagement
Tender scopes and bid comparisons (apples-to-apples) Trade selection support and sequencing plan Long-lead item planning (so the program doesn’t stall) - 3
Site delivery and coordination
Day-to-day supervision and trade coordination Interface control (structure / services / waterproofing / joinery) Safety monitoring and site standards Quality checks at the right stages (not only at the end) - 4
Reporting and control
Progress updates against milestones Cost tracking and change management Issue resolution with clear options and implications - 5
Handover and close-out
Defect management and rectification coordination Practical completion support and tidy close-out
What we manage
Pre-construction (before site starts)
- Construction methodology, staging, and site logistics
- Trade packaging strategy (what gets tendered together vs separately)
- Program planning and milestones
- Early risk identification and buildability input
Procurement and trade engagement
- Tender scopes and bid comparisons (apples-to-apples)
- Trade selection support and sequencing plan
- Long-lead item planning (so the program doesn’t stall)
Site delivery and coordination
- Day-to-day supervision and trade coordination
- Interface control (structure / services / waterproofing / joinery)
- Safety monitoring and site standards
- Quality checks at the right stages (not only at the end)
Reporting and control
- Progress updates against milestones
- Cost tracking and change management
- Issue resolution with clear options and implications
Handover and close-out
- Defect management and rectification coordination
- Practical completion support and tidy close-out
typical deliverables
What you’ll receive
Deliverables vary by scope, but commonly include:
- Concept plans and design narrative
- Developed design drawings suitable for consultant coordination
- Approvals-ready drawing sets (DA and/or CC, where applicable)
- Construction clarification support during delivery (as agreed)
what we need from you
How to get the best result
- Your site address (or lot details) and any existing surveys/reports you have
- A clear brief (must-haves, nice-to-haves, timing, budget band)
- Examples of style/precedents you like (helps speed alignment)
FAQ's
Construction Management focuses on managing and coordinating delivery (often with more packaging flexibility and visibility across costs and sequencing). Design & Construct typically bundles design and construction under one contract and one delivery pathway.
Ideally before documentation is final—so methodology, staging, and procurement can be shaped early (especially where lead times and interfaces matter).
No. The best model depends on scope definition, risk tolerance, and how much flexibility you want during delivery. We’ll recommend the approach that fits the project, not a one-size solution.
Need Support?
Share your project type, suburb, and timeframe (and any drawings you have). We’ll come back with the most practical next step—what to lock in now, and what to stage.