Sectors
Who KZ COM works for
The project roles KZ COM’s civil and telecommunications scope is built around, and the parts of the work each one usually needs.
Sectors
- Residential developersPit-and-pipe and lead-ins for lots and townhouses
- Builders & principal contractorsPackages sequenced around the main works
- Network delivery contractorsCivils, hauling and jointing crews
- Multi-dwelling & mixed-use projectsExternal civils, lead-ins and building pathways
- Project & asset managersLocating, potholing and pathway records
- Civil sites with live servicesNon-destructive exposure before excavation
- Engagement
- Subcontract packages or a single discipline
- Built to
- The issued design and the project specification
- Records
- Photos and as-built information at handover
By project role
Scope by sector
Each sector links to the capability pages most often engaged for that kind of project.
Residential developers
Subdivisions, townhouse and lot developments that need pit-and-pipe and lead-ins built to the network’s requirements, with as-built information to support handover.
Builders & principal contractors
Telecommunications and civil packages sequenced around your programme, from building entry and risers to reinstated surfaces that don’t hold up following trades.
Network delivery contractors
Field crews for civils, pathway proving, cable hauling and jointing scope, working to your network specification and documentation requirements.
Multi-dwelling & mixed-use projects
External civil works, lead-ins and building pathways for new and existing apartment buildings, coordinated with the builder or building manager and planned around residents.
Project & asset managers
Locating, potholing and exposure of existing pathways, with photo records and as-built information supplied at completion.
Civil sites with live services
Non-destructive excavation to expose services before excavation, design or construction proceeds, on telecommunications and other civil work.
Tender and project enquiries
Send the scope, the site location and your timing, or ask for the information your assessment needs.