Authority Communication
Coordinate project-related requirements and responses with the relevant authority process.
UVC Service 02 · Coordination
One point of coordination between clients, consultants, contractors, developers and relevant authorities throughout the project process.
Service Overview
Authority coordination becomes difficult when requirements, drawings, comments and responsibilities are spread across different consultants, contractors, developers and project stakeholders.
UVC provides a central coordination point to help organise communication, submission status, comments, actions and follow-up so the project team has a clearer view of what is pending and who needs to respond.
Coordination of project parties, submission status, authority or developer comments, action tracking and follow-up. UVC does not replace the statutory role of authorities, developers, consultants or specialist contractors where their approval, design or certification is required.
Key Areas
The service is focused on communication and follow-up between the parties involved in moving a requirement toward resolution.
Coordinate project-related requirements and responses with the relevant authority process.
Bring consultant drawings, documents and technical responses into the required workflow.
Coordinate site and technical information needed from contractors and specialist teams.
Follow applicable developer requirements, comments and project submission needs.
Maintain a clearer view of submissions, responses, outstanding items and next actions.
Project Approach
A structured coordination process helps reduce uncertainty around responsibilities, outstanding information and the next action required from each party.
Confirm the parties, approvals and technical requirements involved.
Gather the drawings, documents and responses required from each party.
Connect submissions, technical actions and project responsibilities.
Follow responses, comments and outstanding items until the next stage is clear.
Common Questions
It is useful to begin as early as possible once the project scope, location and expected approval requirements are known, especially where several parties need to provide information or approvals.
Yes. Coordination between these project parties is a core part of the service where it is required for the agreed project scope.
Yes. Existing correspondence, comments and outstanding actions can be reviewed so the current position and next coordination steps can be identified.
Discuss Your Project
Share the project requirement with UVC and we can review the current stage, available information and next actions.