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Office refurbishment
& commercial contracts.

For property owners, occupiers and professional teams planning work to an office or commercial property, a clear scope and a well-considered programme are the foundations of a useful contractor appointment.

KBM Construction and Property Services concentrates on contractual and project work. We welcome enquiries for office refurbishment, commercial building work and invitations to tender across Central London.

Discuss a commercial project or tender

The right appointment
for the brief.

KBM Design and Build was created alongside KBM Construction and Property Services to focus on high-end residential and commercial spaces. It carries out the building work for those commissions, bringing construction and interior fit-out together.

KBM Construction and Property Services focuses on contract-led and project work. At the enquiry stage, we clarify which company would be engaged, its scope and its responsibilities, so that the proposed appointment is clear to the client and professional team.

Explore design-led commercial interiors

Offices & workplaces.

Refurbishment may involve changes to layout, partitions, ceilings, lighting, fitted storage and internal finishes, with building services coordinated around the proposed use. The scope follows the premises, the design information and the needs of the people using the space.

Access, working hours and any continued occupation need to be understood early. Where a phased approach is proposed, its practical implications are reviewed before a programme is agreed.

Commercial property.

We welcome discussions about refurbishment and building work for commercial premises, whether the requirement is a defined package or a wider project. Interfaces with existing services, retained finishes and works by others are considered as part of the scope.

Landlord requirements, site restrictions and the professional team’s information help establish what is required and how the work can be planned.

Tender enquiries.

A useful tender starts with a shared understanding of the information issued. Send the available package and return date so we can assess the scope, the submission requirements and our availability to respond.

Any qualifications, exclusions or information still required should be visible in the proposal, allowing the client and their advisers to assess it on a clear basis.

What to include
with an enquiry.

For an initial discussion, the location, outline scope and proposed timing are enough to begin. For a tender review, please include the information available below.

  • Project address, intended use and a brief description of the works.
  • Current drawings, specification and a schedule of works or pricing document, where prepared.
  • Proposed start and completion dates, including any phased handovers.
  • Access arrangements, occupation, working-hour restrictions and relevant landlord requirements.
  • Tender return date, submission instructions, proposed contract terms and any contractor assessment requirements.
  • The client or practice contact responsible for queries and further information.

Following review, we will confirm whether we can take the enquiry forward, identify any further information needed and agree the next steps with your team.

Prepare a tender enquiry

Working with
a design team?

Where the brief is led by an architect or interior designer, clear responsibilities and a shared understanding of the design are central to our approach. We welcome an introduction while the project is taking shape as well as at tender stage.

Explore our approach to collaboration