RCP is the leading provider of project management and strategic advisory services to New Zealand’s property and construction industry. We bring an independent, proactive and collaborative approach to complex challenges. Our independence from project and design consultants, contractors and sub- contractors places us in a unique position to add value to our Clients as we provide unbiased and conflict free leadership and strategic advice without being distracted by competing interests. Our unique combination of 25 years' practical end-to-end project delivery experience, coupled with our in-house multi-disciplinary expertise, means there are very few challenges we have not seen or applied our skills to - we bring this intellectual property to bear in our service delivery, positively informing and aligning strategic intent and setting the foundation for success. At RCP, we believe it is our responsibility to use the resources, skill and experience we have as a business to support the communities we live and work in, utilising our capability to make meaningful social, cultural and environmental improvements as part of the built environment. RCP prides itself on its professional, solutions focussed approach and with proven project management systems which provide for innovation and certainty of outcome. Our success is based on maintaining respected partnerships with clients, consultants, contractors and suppliers. We take the time to understand the needs of our clients, tailoring our service to align with what is important to them, meaning we add value when it counts. We are 100% locally owned and managed with a technical staff of over 170 project managers nationwide - meaning we provide a depth of resource capacity and capability and, have the ability to harness this capability, experience and knowledge from the business as whole to the benefit of our projects.
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Here's everything you need to know about what we've been doing to develop Parliament's new buildings. To find out find out more about the Future Accommodation Strategy, check out: https://lnkd.in/gD4E6yGu
Glen Hughes, South Island Infrastructure Lead at RCP, has an interest in understanding how the infrastructure response to natural events shape communities. In this article, he examines New Zealand's recently released Climate Change Strategy and reflects on whether it’s truly asking the right questions for the future.
What a difference a year makes! The last of the façade panels were installed in August, with fitout fast underway. Congratulations to Naylor Love, the subcontractors and the Project Team on achieving this milestone! RCP are proud to partner with Ngāi Tahu Property and ACC Investments providing Project Management and Engineer to the Contract Services for the ACC Ōtepoti development. Project Team: Ngāi Tahu Property, ACC New Zealand, WARREN AND MAHONEY, ENGCO Consulting Engineers, Cosgroves Ltd, Smith Crane & Construction Ltd, Naylor Love, RCP, Aukaha, SLR Consulting, Dunedin City Council RCP Project Team: Matt Allen, Bruce Goodger, Blair Collie, Dougal Braid Thanks to our local Senior Project Manager and Drone Operator Hamish Miller for the images – get in touch with Hamish for your project images!
Recently, RCP came together in Tāmaki Makaurau for our 2024 conference, Growing for Tomorrow, embodying our commitment to progress, adaptability, and sustainability. From embracing diversity and shifting demographics to using digital tools and AI to transform the construction industry, these conversations reinforced our commitment to being trusted advisors, reducing our environmental impact, and building a sustainable future. The day was a great success, with insightful presentations, valuable networking opportunities, and seamless teamwork throughout. Our speakers shared thought-provoking ideas that will help shape how we deliver services and engage with our broader community. It was an invaluable opportunity to connect with industry peers and experts, leaving us inspired and ready to collaborate as we move forward. #RCP #TāmakiMakaurau #collaboration #conference
‘Ake Ake Ake – A Forever Language’ This phrase embodies the resilience, adaptability, and endurance of te reo Māori. It reflects the commitment of New Zealanders to embrace and learn te reo Māori, ensuring its vitality long into the future. In the spirit of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, we would like to share highlights from RCP's 2024 conference last week. In collaboration with Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei, our Tāmaki Makaurau team had the privilege of warmly welcoming our guests with a pōwhiri. Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei guided us through this significant and heartfelt process, setting the tone for a day of collaboration. We were fortunate to hear from Dane Tumahai, who shared the powerful history of Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei in Tāmaki Makaurau. He spoke about how the iwi has not only preserved its heritage but has grown into a thriving, forward-thinking community, excelling in areas of cultural, economic, and social development. Additionally, we heard from our own team members, Jo Lee, Kyle Clapperton, and Molika Touch, who shared their personal cultural journeys, highlighting the importance of respecting Māori culture and the opportunity to contribute to the preservation of Māori heritage through our projects, alongside stories of their own cultural heritage and experiences. Tihei mauri ora!
RCP are thrilled to be working alongside the Parihaka Papakāinga Trust on this important project. Our team is providing strategic advice, project management, and support to help address critical infrastructure needs. Together with the Parihaka Papakāinga Trust and key partners, we’re focusing on improving essential services like water supply, wastewater, and stormwater management. This project is key to supporting future growth and development in this historic and vibrant community, and we’re excited to play a part in making it happen. #infrastructure #rcp #community
Another huge congratulations to Milly Perkins and the entire team behind Papa Hou picking up the 2024 Collaboration award at the 2024 NZ Institute of Building awards last night. 👏
The 2024 Collaboration | Kotahitanga Award Category supported by the BCTF - Building and Construction Training Fund was taken out by the team behind the Papa Hou project. Most of the categories at the NZ Building People Awards are for individuals but this category acknowledges that behind impressive projects are collaborative and innovative teams. The Papa Hou team includes: Matt Eglen – Architect, Architectus, Tim Harman - Project Manager, Cook Brothers Construction (CBC), Josie Ogden Schroeder – CEO, The Kind Foundation, Milly Perkins - Client Project Manager, RCP, Lisa Renton - Quantity Surveyor, Rhodes + Associates, and glenn whitney - Site Manager, Cook Brothers Construction (CBC) Construction. The Papa Hou Project team maintained a strong focus and commitment to the benefit and impacts this project would have on the community despite working within a very limited budget. Their driving force fostered a strong team bond and a sense of shared responsibility, leading to highly collaborative solutions when issues arose. The Kind Foundation CEO Josie Ogden Schroeder was clear from the start that being involved in this project was not about winning awards but upon seeing the team’s dedication and passion for the project she relented on that original position! Congratulations to this passionate and committed team! You will find further citation information about all winners of the 2024 NZ Building People awards on our website at the end of the evening. #NZBuildingPeople24 https://lnkd.in/ge_R8J4B
Congratulations to our Client, the Kind Foundation, and the Papa Hou Project winning in the Social Impact Award Category at the Infrastructure New Zealand Building Nations 2024 Impact Awards. We are incredibly proud to have been part of the highly collaborative project team to deliver our project, programme and contract management services on what is a transformative redevelopment - enabling the Foundation to amplify their impact on youth and the broader Ōtautahi Christchurch community. An amazing achievement from all involved Josie Ogden Schroeder Milly Perkins #BuildingNations #infrastructure #socialimpact #socialprocurement #NewZealand
Social Impact Award Winner: The Kind Foundation for Papa Hou The Kind Foundation and Papa Hou were chosen as the winner due to the achievement of positive social outcomes for a range of communities in Ōtautahi, Christchurch. The strong leadership, meaningful partnership with iwi and the positivity of designers, contractors and Papa Hou community tenants contributed to a project and facility with heart and innovative approaches. The judges were impressed with the focus on connected infrastructure and the clearly articulated social procurement principles which integrated community values into infrastructure design and delivery from the get go. Congratulations!
Congratulations to our good friends at Ahi restaurant (in Commercial Bay) for winning 'Restaurant of the Year' at the 2024 Cuisine Good Food Awards.
Campbell Jensen, RCP's Head of Public Advisory, offers his thoughts on how prioritising projects within New Zealand's infrastructure project pipeline will help to unlock the delivery challenge for all stakeholders. #buildingnations