Do you work as a subcontractor under main contractors?

Yes. Nash works under EPC and main contractors with full BOQ, shop drawings, method statements, and program-aligned mobilization.

Can you integrate with BMS and smart-building platforms?

Yes. We integrate access, lighting, HVAC, and metering systems under a unified operational view, with documented control logic.

How do you handle handover and snagging?

We close out with as-built drawings, test reports, asset registers, and warranty documents. Snags are tracked to closure with weekly status.

Can Nash maintain systems after handover?

Yes. Post-handover, many developers move the asset onto our facility maintenance programs for ongoing operational support.

Industries / Real Estate & Developers

Smart-building, MEP coordination, and handover-ready infrastructure.

Nash partners with developers and main contractors to deliver the ICT, low-current, and smart-building systems that turn a building into an asset that operates. We work inside the construction program — not against it.

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What's at stake in Real Estate & Developers

Handover pressure

Snagging, commissioning, and authority approvals concentrate at the end of a project where margin is most exposed.

MEP coordination

ICT and low-current systems share routes and risers with mechanical and electrical disciplines. Conflicts cost time.

Asset durability

Once handed over, systems must operate for years with minimal call-back. Build quality is everything.

Tenant-readiness

Office, residential, and retail tenants expect day-one connectivity and smart-building functionality.

Our delivery model for Real Estate & Developers

Shop drawings, BOQs, and method statements aligned with the main contractor's program.
Structured cabling, ELV, and low-current systems coordinated with MEP routing and risers.
Smart-building integration covering BMS, lighting, access, and energy monitoring.
Commissioning, testing, and authority approvals managed to handover dates.
Operational handover packs — as-built drawings, test reports, asset registers, and warranty schedules.