WHY INDEPENDENT MATTERS

Complex Schemes.
One Cost Position.

Mixed-use and regeneration schemes generate cost exposure across every asset class, tenure and funding stream. Reltic holds one clear, defensible commercial picture – for every stakeholder, at every stage.

Cost plans structured by asset class and funding stream
Quantities validated across multiple building typologies
Procurement strategy across multiple uses and interfaces
Cross-element variation tracking across the whole scheme
Cost reporting in the format each funder requires
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INDEPENDENT SCHEME-WIDE OVERSIGHT
Mixed-use schemes hide cost exposure across asset classes
THE PROBLEM

Mixed-use schemes hide cost exposure across asset classes.

Cost plans that work at scheme level can obscure exposure at asset level. Funders and grant bodies need costs attributed correctly. Contractors price the complexity – and if your quantities aren’t validated, they price the uncertainty too.

Scope boundaries between asset classes that aren't commercially defined
Cost exposure buried in enabling works, infrastructure or abnormals
Procurement that doesn't reflect the complexity of a multi-use scheme
Grant conditions requiring cost attribution that the cost plan doesn't support
Design changes in one element creating untracked cost impact across others
OUR WORK

Independent Commercial Management on Mixed-Use Developments

See how Reltic has held a defensible cost position across complex mixed-use and regeneration schemes – across multiple asset classes, tenures and funding streams throughout the UK.

WHEN TO ENGAGE

Before the Funding Package
Is Agreed, Not After.

The cost structure must be established before you commit.

On mixed-use and regeneration schemes, the cost structure needs to be established before the funding package is agreed – not after. That’s when independent commercial input determines what the scheme can actually carry. We can also support procurement, construction-phase cost control, and close-out.

Pre-Funding Engagement

Cost plans structured by asset class and funding stream before the package is agreed – so every funder and stakeholder sees the same defensible picture.

On-Site Commercial Control

Commercial position across asset classes becoming unclear on site? We step in and re-establish a single defensible cost position across the scheme.

HOW WE WORK

One Commercial Picture Across Every Asset Class.

 Mixed-use schemes need cost clarity at scheme level and asset level simultaneously. This is how we deliver both.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Mixed-Use Developments – Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about independent commercial management across mixed-use and regeneration schemes.

Can you produce cost plans attributed by asset class and funding stream?
Yes. That's standard for mixed-use and publicly funded schemes. We structure cost plans to reflect actual attribution - not just total scheme figures.
How do you manage cross-element variations?
We track cross-element cost impact as part of our variation management process. On mixed-use schemes, a structural change can affect fit-out costs, M&E and programme simultaneously. We model that before the change is instructed.
Multiple funders, different reporting requirements - can you support that?
Yes. We produce cost reporting in the format each funder requires - whether that's a lender's QS report, a grant body's cost attribution schedule, or an investor's monthly cost report.
When should we engage you on a mixed-use scheme?
Before the funding package is agreed. That's when the cost structure needs to be established - and when independent commercial input determines what the scheme can actually carry. The later we arrive, the less we can protect.
Can you work across publicly and privately funded components?
Yes. We handle cost attribution across multiple funding streams within a single scheme - ensuring each component is costed correctly and each funder sees the numbers relevant to them.