Daniel Carty Mrics, Mciob Email & Phone Number

Derby, Gb

Midlands, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

Daniel is a versatile, solution-orientated construction professional with a wealth of proven project management knowledge and technical expertise, gained in the health and education sectors.He is an enthusiastic team player who has managed multi-disciplinary teams on a range of complex, high profile and challenging projects which have resulted in successful outcomes. Key roles and responsibilities in terms of service provision:- New business development & deal origination;- Project governance and leadership;- Procurement of frameworks and strategic advice; - Provision of procurement advice and risk management;- Procurement Strategy- Business case development - Project / Programme delivery and management- Technical Advisor- Employers Agent Key Projects and Commissions:- UCLH Phase 3: Cancer Centre, Competitive Dialogue (JCT)- Lambeth, Housing ALMO: Framework Procurement, Process Mapping, based on NEC3 - Camden Council: IESE Framework Hostels Project (JCT)- Mid Essex PCT: OBC, 3PD Procurement, Competitive Dialogue- Croydon Council: Professional Consultancy Framework

London, United Kingdom

I joined the London’s newly incorporated PFI team at its inception as a consultant. I was promptly promoted to Senior Consultant due to the specialist nature of the work undertaken. Project finance and PPP/PFI was still in its infancy during the early 00's. I was actively involved and responsible for the delivery of several PPP/PFI schemes; acting client side predominantly in the health sector, in a PM and Technical Advisor capacity. Responsibilities included the planning and formulation of options, conducting risk analysis, undertaking option appraisals, performing high-level cost studies to inform the preparation of a business case - the key document required to inform the investment decision and secure the project's funding. Responsible for the planning, coordination and preparation of all the procurement documentation (PIN/OJEU/PQQ/ITN/BAFO) to enable a project to be brought to market and a Private Sector Partner appointed. Responsible for the management of the bidder evaluation process, preparation of recommendation reports to facilitate the selection of a Preferred Partner. Conducting commercial negotiations, payment mechanism calibration and the fine tuning of Service Level Agreements to enable financial & commercial close.Key Projects and Commissions:- Lymington Hospital PFI- Northern Ireland Schools Framework- Bedford Elective Treatment Centre - Bedford Pathology Reprovision- Bedford Imaging OBC - Bedford Commuinty Hospital PFI

London, United Kingdom

Johannesburg Area, South Africa

Daniel joined EC Harris PTY Ltd. during 2Q96 shortly after meeting a Senior Partner, leading a group of delegates with the British Consultant's Bureau being hosted by the Consul General in Rosebank, Johannesburg.Significant experience and responsibility was gained in a relatively short space of time due to the diverse nature of the projects delivered. The opportunities were diverse and varied due to the volume of inward investment and the impetus of change due to a new political regime. Projects included: a PM role to fit out new premises for the Bank of America, working on a joint venture with Bass plc. to identify and fit out factory premises suitable to its requirements; and working with a government department to explore the cost and impact of alternative initiatives to displace crime from Johannesburg’s Central Business District.

Matlock, Derbyshire

In this role I was responsible for recording and reconciling surveyed water mains assets in specific regions (called DMAs) with the company’s mains records archives to ensure the correct information was recorded. This ambitious project entailed a complete audit of the mains records in the region. This exercise culminated in the preparation of a DMA map boundaries for the entire region and the preparation of a database to capture the asset information.I reported to a senior technician at Severn Trent.

Edgbaston & Milton Keynes

This was a fabulous opportunity for a construction undergraduate. I was selected by Wates Construction to participate in their graduate training programme for the duration of my sandwich year whilst I studied for my degree at Coventry University. The initial role was a trainee site engineer working with a team of three engineers. I was fortunate enough to be placed under the supervision of a senior engineer who really inspired me with his professionalism and work ethic (Howard I thank you). I worked on two projects: a 52,000m2 steel frame commercial building for Schucco International and a traditionally built, period commercial property on behalf of the Duchy of Cornwall. This entailed the preservation of the existing masonry façade and the introduction of a reinforced concrete frame, demolition of all other building elements and total rebuild. This project resulted in a very elegant period building which offered some wonderful challenges. I was responsible for establishing and maintaining horizontal and vertical control on both sites. Preserving the integrity of all datums and grid reference points needed for the duration of the construction phase. I was responsible for setting out roads, drainage pipe runs using lasers, setting out foundations, pile caps and levels for holding down bolts, supervising the installation of the structural steelwork frame, in-situ reinforced concrete, precast components, masonry, screed, curtain walling, formwork line and level and monitoring the level of a super flat floor which needed to be laid to within a tolerance of 3mm. There really is no substitute for practical experience and common sense. The quality and diverse nature of the experience gained on these projects, amongst others, have imparted very valuable lessons, which have served me very well throughout my career.

Master Of Science (Msc), Construction & Project Management, Distinction

The Faculty of the Built Envornment awarded Daniel a distinction for his dissertation which explored the impact on a construction.

Bsc (Hons), Construction Management