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Tiger One connects the approved plan, field-engineer evidence, contracts, budgets, assets and reporting record. Skyhawk brings real delivery from the field. Naya helps authorised project teams understand what needs attention next.
A large public programme can span central and field offices, packages, contractors, funding sources, assets and many reporting locations. When the DPP, field observations, financial records and management actions are disconnected, a Project Director sees risk too late. Tiger One is designed to turn those records into one governed operating picture.
The same delivery pattern can be configured for WASH, education facilities, roads and infrastructure, Haor-area works, climate resilience, housing support and nationwide public-service programmes. Each project retains its own approved scope, indicators, financial rules and approval chain.
Built for nationwide delivery
Tiger One is not limited to one type of asset or a single Project Management Unit. The same governed approach can connect national programmes with thousands of sites, project packages across road corridors, and climate-resilient infrastructure where the right management view must travel from headquarters to difficult-to-reach field locations.
For DPHE's PEDP4 work, Tiger One can keep WASH-block construction, water-source implementation, water-quality testing, contract and fund records connected across dispersed schools and communities. Field evidence and technical review give programme leadership a clearer view of what has been delivered, including in remote locations.
Read the PEDP4 DPHE case studyFor Roads and Highways Department operations, ONERHD is built on Tiger One and strengthened by Skyhawk and Naya. It connects the central reporting view with project, contract, land, asset and field context, so Chief Engineer and agency teams can move from a portfolio question to the responsible office, corridor, package or follow-up action.
Read the ONERHD case studyWhether the output is a school WASH block, a water point, a road corridor, a bridge or a coastal embankment, the platform keeps the approved baseline, field evidence, technical verification, finance and formal decision trail connected until handover and PCR.
What must stay connected
Costs, locations, BOQs, outputs, milestones, annual allocation and delivery responsibility need one controlled baseline.
Field teams need a practical route to report quantities, observations, issues and evidence where the work is happening.
Management needs to compare allocation, release, commitment, certified work, payment and expenditure with delivery progress.
Review, verification, escalation and formal approvals must remain visible, attributable and auditable.
The Tiger One family
Configure DPP data, project offices, locations, BOQs, budgets, releases, contracts, assets, forms, reports and controlled workflow in the same enterprise environment.
Give engineers and supervisors guided, location-aware forms for progress, inspection, issue, quality and handover evidence, including work in low-connectivity environments.
Help authorised users prepare a briefing, investigate variance, find the relevant record and draft a report narrative while centralising model, permission, audit and cost policy.
Progress with context
Compare approved cost, allocation, release, commitment, certified work, payment and expenditure according to the programme's configured financial source of truth.
Calculate progress from approved, weighted milestones or outputs after technical review, not from the number of field forms submitted.
See delayed packages, ageing issues, missing evidence, verification backlog and geographic variance early enough to assign a responsible next step.
Programme timeline
Tiger One can connect approved milestones, package schedules, field updates and variation decisions to an operational project timeline. A Project Director can then focus on dependencies and the workstreams that are changing the critical path.
Illustrative programme timeline only. Individual project dates, dependencies and status are configured from the approved project plan.
The Project Director's view
Tiger One is designed to let authorised leaders drill from the national programme view into a funding source, package, office, district, worksite, asset or field update. Naya can summarise the permitted record, but the underlying data and human approval remain visible.
Illustrative operational view only. No client data or performance figure is shown.
Portfolio drill-down
The same approved milestones can be grouped by administrative geography, implementing office, contract package, contractor, funding source or output. Monthly movement and cumulative delivery are visible together, so leaders can distinguish a slow month from a project that is genuinely behind plan.
Verified physical progress
Illustrative reporting pattern only. Values, locations and package names are not client data.
Skyhawk field activity feed
A headquarters team should not have to wait for a manually compiled report to understand field reality. Skyhawk can present the latest submitted photos and short videos as a live project activity feed, each connected to a location, site, package, engineer, progress update and technical review state. The same operating pattern applies to water supply, schools and public facilities, roads and bridges, and coastal-polder or embankment works.
Structure scope, locations, BOQ, cost, funding, annual targets, responsible offices and measurable outputs before routine reporting begins.
Engineers use Skyhawk to submit guided, location-based progress, issues, quantities and evidence from the places where delivery happens.
Technical reviewers validate submissions, so verified milestones and evidence inform the official physical-progress record.
Tiger One brings delivery, financial position, risk and delay into one management view; Naya helps authorised teams prepare the next briefing or action.
The PCR is assembled from the working record: baseline, variations, expenditure, outputs, assets, acceptance evidence and lessons learned.
Tiger One project delivery
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