A huge thank you to our incredible community of clients, consultants, and contractors across Aotearoa for everything we’ve accomplished together in 2024! Our last day for the year is Friday, 20th December, and we’ll be back on Monday, 13th January to kick off 2025. From all of us at RCP we wish you a safe, joyful, and well-deserved holiday season. Ngā mihi nui o te Kirihimete me te Tau Hou.
RCP
Construction
Providing independent project management & advisory services to NZ's property, infrastructure & construction industry.
About us
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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http://www.rcp.co.nz
External link for RCP
- Industry
- Construction
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- Auckland
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1996
- Specialties
- Project Management, Infrastructure Management, Design Management , Portfolio Management, Strategic & Development Advisory, Engineer to the Contract, Contract Administration, Business Case Development, Programme and Programme Management, Fitout Management , Procurement & Procurement Management, Client Representation, Stakeholder Management & Facilitation, Project Governance & Project Directorship, Consent Strategy, Management and Implementation, Due Diligence & Feasibility Investigation, and MSQA Support
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Updates
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A big congratulations to Mark Simento, Jack Edmonds, and Aidan Wills for joining the Auckland and Canterbury committees of The Infrastructure Collective! We are thrilled to see them take on these key roles and contribute to the growth and development of the next generation of infrastructure leaders. At RCP, we are proud to support The Infrastructure Collective’s mentoring programme, which connects experienced industry leaders with emerging talent in the infrastructure sector. This initiative plays a vital role in shaping the future of the industry by providing guidance, insights, and opportunities to up-and-coming professionals. We’re excited to see the positive impact that Mark, Jack, and Aidan will have in their new positions and look forward to being a part of future events! #InfrastructureLeadership #Mentoring #RCP #TheInfrastructureCollective
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Exciting update for 2025!
Exciting news for Tauranga City! The Civic Whare, Exhibition & Museum (CWEM) project has been approved to start next year, as part of the city-defining Te Manawataki o Te Papa development. This new 6,000m² building will sit alongside the Community Hub & Library project, already underway. Regarded as the heartbeat of Tauranga, this project will play a vital role in shaping the region's cultural and civic landscape. LT McGuinness is thrilled to be part of the fantastic team bringing this project to life for Tauranga. Tauranga City Council Willis Bond WARREN AND MAHONEY Dunning Thornton Beca RCP
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Celebrating another productive year onsite for One New Zealand Stadium at Te Kaha with the roof structure build now past the half way mark and the roof and cladding works now commenced! RCP are proud to be a part of this dedicated project team, who remain on track to deliver the stadium in April 2026.
Roof construction has passed the halfway mark at One New Zealand Stadium at Te Kaha. Check out the latest drone video with a close-up look at the progress on the $683 million construction project, and hear from BESIX Watpac Project Director Adrian Jones. More on Newsline: https://lnkd.in/gtHM8s-4
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Last week, RCP celebrated the formal opening of its offices in Vancouver, marking a significant milestone as RCP expands internationally.. “Vancouver is the ideal place for us to take our first international steps, with Canada and New Zealand both facing similar social and horizontal infrastructure challenges,” says RCP Executive Director, Cristean Monreal. “We are excited to bring RCP’s consultancy and leadership offering to a new market.” Hon Todd McClay, New Zealand's Minister for Trade, officially opened the new office. The opening event was a fantastic opportunity to connect with industry leaders and build new relationships in Canada. The opening ceremony began with a traditional welcome from Tsleil-Waututh First Nations Elected Councillor Charlene Aleck. In response to her acknowledgment, RCP were proud to offer a karakia, reflecting the shared values of our cultures. “We are proud to be partnering with leading Secwépemc knowledge holder Dr. Garry Gottfriedson, who is helping us grow our capability to engage with First Nations peoples,” says Bevan Judge, RCP’s Director of Canadian Operations. “We still have a lot to learn from First Nations peoples, but we feel we have built a genuine foundation to add real and immediate value in this area.” RCP British Columbia opened for business in April 2024, and was formally opened in November 2024, providing a strong foundation as we embark on this exciting new chapter in Canada. Read more here - https://lnkd.in/gQQr6yF2
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Dolomite Point Redevelopment Complete! We’re proud to celebrate the transformation of Dolomite Point into a world-class destination. With the green-roofed Experience Centre owned by Ngāti Waewae with connection to the iconic Pancake Rocks, this project harmonises nature, culture, and innovation. The project also included major parking, pedestrian, and highway safety improvements, water and power upgrades, pedestrian and cycle pathways, landscaping, and a stunning new multi-media visitor exhibition, the ‘Paparoa Experience’. A true testament to collaboration and sustainable development on New Zealand’s stunning West Coast. Department of Conservation (DOC) Sheppard & Rout Architects Naylor Love #Sustainability #NewZealand #DolomitePoint #RCP
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New Zealand has a long journey ahead to address the infrastructure challenges and opportunities we need to unlock economic prosperity for our country. It was great to have a chat with Under-Secretary Simon Court today about how the public and private sector can work together to address these and build a stronger Aotearoa.
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As a country prone to earthquakes, Aotearoa New Zealand faces significant danger from unreinforced masonry (URM). The Kaikōura Earthquake of 2016 was a stark reminder of just how vulnerable our cities are, particularly Wellington, where many URM structures still stand unstrengthened. Despite further lessons learned from Christchurch’s devastation in 2011, many buildings remain unrepaired, leaving lives at risk. RCP's, Mike Jeffery, who was part of the critical response efforts after both the 2011 Christchurch Earthquake and Kaikōura, as well as supporting the response in Nepal, has a clear message: tomorrow is too late. Waiting for the next disaster will not only cost lives but also heritage and massive financial losses. This article is the first in a series that shares insights from those working on the front lines to address New Zealand’s earthquake-prone building stock. Read the full article below.
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Our RCP Wellington team have been working with Wellington City Council on Te Matapihi ki te Ao Nui | Wellington Central Library since Concept Design commencement in 2021. Last Saturday, they celebrated Whanāu Day hosted by LT McGuinness Ltd. This was a chance to recognise the wider communities that it takes to deliver major construction projects.
It's not often you can show your whanāu your workplace. Especially when it's a live construction environment. Last Saturday, LT McGuinness Ltd. hosted Whanāu Day at Te Matapihi ki te Ao Nui | Wellington Central Library, bringing together the families of those contributing to this landmark Wellington City Council seismic strengthening and refurbishment project. Excavators, candy floss, cranes, ice creams, flat-bed trucks, and freshly made falafel (thanks Ali) 🏗️🍦. The event celebrated the diverse teams it takes, working together to deliver major construction projects. With over 200 workers on-site daily, showing families where ‘Mum’ or ‘Dad’ works truly brings this project to life. There is pride in this mahi. As construction progresses rapidly, we’re excited to reopen to the public in Q1 2026. A big shoutout to the incredible team making this possible: Wellington City Council, RCP, LT McGuinness Ltd. Athfield Architects Ltd, Aurecon (Services + Structure), NDY (Acoustics), Fire HQ Limited (Fire Engineering), Rider Levett Bucknall RLB (Quantity Surveyor), along with subcontractors MJH Structural Engineers, Ward Demolition Ltd, Aquaheat Facility Services Ltd, NME Group, and many more.
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100 years old, 100 more to go… The renowned and historic Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery re-opened its doors last week after a transformative revitalisation—25 years in the making. RCP were proud to be a part of protecting this vital piece of Whanganui and Aotearoa history. Working with council, iwi, and our delivery partners, the gallery has now been seismically strengthened, expanded, and cultural narratives are now woven throughout. #RCP #Community #Art #Whanganui
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