Cost Consulting

WT is providing cost management services for the Midfield Satellite Concourse (“MSC”) South project at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). MSC South is an eight gate, two level, 150,000 SF terminal facility connected directly to the MSC North project, currently under construction.

The New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District (NASED) aims to create an exciting and vibrant new Aloha Stadium and surrounding district. The new multipurpose stadium will include a minimum of 25,000 seats and be designed to enhance the fan experience with a comprehensive array of amenities and support spaces to market new events, including various seating options, extensive concessions, and efficient facility circulation. Development of the surrounding district is expected to include residential market and housing options, hotels, office, retail, commercial, and entertainment uses, as well as an important anchor to the newly constructed transit-oriented development (TOD) system.

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WT Partnership are acting as cost advisors to the Trust. Our role has included working as part of the team which developed the PSC, providing capital and lifecycle costs, cash-flows and advice on programme on the PSC.

WT Partnership was engaged by the Department of Health (formerly the Department of Human Services) to provide full quantity surveying services through the master plan, feasibility, pre-contract, design, construction and post contract phases of the project.

WT Partnership, in joint venture, provided full cost management services through all phases of the project.

WT provided cost estimates and planning, quantity surveying and cost management services throughout the bid, design and construction stages, including insurance claim management and dispute resolution expert reports.

Senior Cost ManagerConnect

Vice-PresidentConnect

The Rouge hill GO Station improvements project will facilitate GO services and modernize the Port of Union Waterfront Trail. The Project and its improvements will also accommodate new service planned for the Lakeshore East line. This will half the existing 30-minute go to an electrified 15-minute service.