Pre-start review
Confirm drawings, scope boundaries, quantities, site conditions, access, programme requirements and outstanding information before mobilisation.
General Contracting · Lebanon
Yehya Group provides general contracting capability for defined construction and refurbishment scopes in Lebanon, combining site execution with procurement, subcontractor coordination, quality follow-up and completion management.
Scope
Contracting is managed around what has to be built, what information is approved, what must arrive on site and which trades depend on one another.
Confirm drawings, scope boundaries, quantities, site conditions, access, programme requirements and outstanding information before mobilisation.
Plan purchases, technical approvals, supplier lead times, deliveries and storage around the construction sequence.
Package and coordinate specialist trades, responsibilities, work fronts, dependencies and quality expectations.
Organize labour, supervision, sequencing, temporary requirements and daily execution for the contracted works.
Track inspections, rectification, snagging and outstanding works through agreed completion criteria.
Compile relevant records, warranties, manuals, testing information and closeout documents for the contracted scope.
Working method
Execution performs better when scope, approvals, procurement and sequencing are linked before resources reach the work front.
Review contract scope, design information, quantities, exclusions, programme and site constraints.
Set work sequence, procurement priorities, subcontract packages and required approvals.
Deliver the works while controlling interfaces, quality, changes, materials and daily site requirements.
Close snags, testing, documentation and outstanding items against the agreed completion standard.
Typical outputs
The visible result is the completed work. The supporting controls are what keep procurement, site activity, quality and closeout aligned.
Clear construction packages, boundaries and responsibilities for execution.
Materials, suppliers, approvals, lead times and planned delivery dates.
Sequence of work, key milestones, dependencies and short-term priorities.
Trade responsibilities, work-front releases, interface actions and completion obligations.
Relevant inspections, tests, corrective actions and snag closure for the contracted scope.
Required warranties, manuals, records and handover documents applicable to the works.
General contracting appointments are defined by the project contract, approved scope and applicable statutory requirements. Specialist works are coordinated through qualified subcontractors and suppliers as required.
When to engage us
The contracting approach can suit a full defined construction scope, refurbishment package or selected trade / work package depending on project needs.
When approved designs and scope require coordinated procurement, subcontracting and site execution.
When existing conditions, phased work and integration with retained systems need disciplined site control.
When a clearly bounded package requires one contracting responsibility for procurement, coordination, execution and completion.
Connected capabilities
Questions
The scope can include new construction, refurbishment, fit-out or defined construction packages depending on project requirements, available design information, contractual structure and the specialist trades involved.
Yes. Construction can proceed from client- or consultant-issued information, subject to scope review, clarification of responsibilities, required approvals and resolution of information needed for execution.
Yes, within the contracted scope. Procurement, subcontractor interfaces, material approvals, deliveries and completion responsibilities are coordinated against the construction sequence.
Yes, where the client wants an integrated structure and the roles are contractually clear. General contracting can also be appointed independently under an external consultant or project manager.
Send the project location, drawings or available scope, current stage and intended programme so the contracting requirement can be reviewed.