Context
Creating an overview in the complex environment of tunnels Technical support in managing contract requirements
Our solution
- 01 Part of systems engineering team.
- 02 Creating structures to ensure traceability of requirements, and making it easier to find requirements
- 03 Project Management: Delivering contract for 5 different tunnels
- 04 Quality Management: Ensuring requirements do not interfere with each other
What Oxand delivered
Traceable requirement information
Information is traceable and findable
Multiple tunnel contracts delivered
Successful delivery of multiple contracts for 5 different tunnels
Questions about this reference
What was Oxand's role on the tunnel renovation programme?
Oxand sits in the systems engineering team, builds the structures that keep requirements traceable and findable, delivers the contract across five different tunnels as project management, and checks as quality management that requirements do not interfere with each other.
Why does requirement traceability matter in a renovation?
A renovation inherits the requirements of the existing structure and adds new ones on top. Traceability is what allows each requirement to be found, attributed and evidenced, rather than rediscovered during delivery.
What happens when requirements interfere with each other?
Two requirements can each be satisfiable on their own and impossible together. Checking for interference before delivery is what keeps that contradiction from surfacing on site, where it costs most to resolve.
How many tunnels does the programme cover?
Five, each with its own contract, delivered under the same requirement management structure.
What did the programme gain?
Information that is traceable and findable, and the successful delivery of the contracts across the five tunnels.