Frequently Asked
Questions

Our service offering includes master planning, architecture and engineering, project management, construction supervision, third-party inspection and peer review, alongside structural assessment and related engineering services. The scope and deliverables are agreed around each project's requirements.

Yes. New Nordic Consultants Pvt. Ltd. is the Indian business associated with New Nordic UAE. The India website presents our local offering, while the UAE website provides information about the UAE business.

Yes. The offering covers planning and design support for new projects as well as inspection, assessment and engineering review for existing buildings. The appropriate starting point depends on the project stage and the question you need to resolve.

Our project portfolio will be added to the website in the future. The Projects page will be updated with selected assignments and a clear explanation of our contribution.

The scope should reflect the actual location, building use and available site information. Relevant considerations may include seasonal weather, observed water ingress and ground information. Conditions differ between regions and between sites, so the same assumptions should not be applied everywhere.

Yes. Share the affected locations, when the leakage occurs, photographs and details of previous repairs. This information helps define an appropriate investigation scope. A repair approach should follow an understanding of the issue rather than a repeat of an unsuccessful treatment.

Yes. The initial discussion should explain the proposed change and identify available information about the existing structure. The required review, investigation and design support can then be defined for the assignment.

Third-party inspection examines agreed elements of work or asset condition. Peer review examines defined design information and engineering assumptions. They answer different questions and can be requested separately or as complementary parts of an assignment.

Provide the location, building or development type, current stage, intended use and the main question you need to address. Available drawings, reports, photographs and a description of the required scope can help make the initial discussion more productive.

They are defined after reviewing the scope, available information, access requirements and any testing or specialist input required. The India website does not apply a single inspection duration or mobilisation promise to every assignment.