Government & Public Sector
Work that is procured, inspected and documented to the letter
Infrastructure for ministries, authorities and public facilities, delivered against the specification as written and handed over with the evidence pack the process requires.
What this sector demands
The specification is the contract
Public procurement is judged against what was written, not against what would have been smarter. Where we think the specification is wrong we say so in writing before we price it, and then we build what was agreed.
Sign-off is a process, not a conversation
Handover runs through inspection, snagging, witness testing and formal acceptance, often with more than one authority involved. The documentation has to survive all of it.
These buildings are held for decades
A public facility is not refitted every three years. What we install has to be maintainable by whoever inherits it long after everyone who built it has moved on.
What we do here
Why CoreLink here
- We price and build against the specification as written, and we raise concerns before award rather than as a variation later
- Our documentation pack is assembled as we go, so inspection does not become a scramble at the end
- We are used to witness testing and phased acceptance across more than one authority
- We label and record to a scheme the next contractor can read without us
- We can hold the whole technology scope or integrate cleanly with the other packages on site
Standards and suppliers
We name the standard we build to, in writing. These are the ones this sector asks about most.
Suppliers we use in this sector







Projects in this sector
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Send us the specification
We will tell you what it commits you to, where it is ambiguous and what the evidence pack needs to contain, before anyone prices it


