Commercial services
Discharge a planning condition
Conditions and requirements
Congratulations on obtaining permission or consent for your project — you’ve done the hard work already!
Conditions and requirements attached to planning permission and other types of consent come in all shapes and sizes. Some are simple and clearly set out, others are unfathomable jargon.
If you are experienced in commissioning programmes of archaeological and heritage work, we are ready and eager to offer site-specific and commercially competitive proposals to discharge your conditions.
Translating a condition into a programme of work
For those less experienced in discharging an archaeological or heritage condition, we can help you understand the technical scope, likely costs and programme, and guide you through the whole process. Whether we supported you during the planning process or not, we can pick up discussions with the local planning authority or government agencies and shape the condition / requirement into a project design.
Our advice is always impartial and directed to meeting your needs, not ours. We work to defined industry codes of conduct and technical standards, so you can be confident that our work is of the highest quality.
Ready to go?
Some of our clients are well-seasoned in the ways of managing and delivering programmes of archaeological and heritage work. Therefore, if you have a fully formed brief and you are seeking a competitive tender we would love to hear from you. With teams across four offices, working as one joined-up organisation, we will nominate the right person to be your single point of contact.
So, if you need a photographic record of your historic building before you begin renovations, need us to excavate a Roman villa before you build your new road, or have a great community project that needs our expertise, get in touch.
Ready to move your project forward?
Discuss your requirements with our team, for guidance you can trust and actions you can rely on.
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