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In recognition of good internal procedures, or to meet the requirement of funding bodies, many agencies undertake detailed project appraisals to support decision-making.
As necessary, the appraisal may cover:
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market feasibility - can the need for the project be soundly established and potential users identified and quantified?
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financial feasibility - what are the costs of the project and will the prospective revenue flows enable it to be sustainable?
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economic appraisal - what will the benefits be and can they justify the resources required?
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option appraisal - will different configurations of the project produce a result that is more effective or represents better value-for-money?
From its core resources and through its network of specialists, Fraser Associates can deliver skills and experience to appraise a wide range of physical and soft projects, including:
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strategic sites and developments.
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technology infrastructures.
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transport infrastructures and services.
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tourism attractions.
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business development interventions.
The experience of our team in project appraisal includes:
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guidance on project appraisal and funding eligibility: ONE NorthEast.
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Scottish Semiconductor Technology and Innovation Centre: Scottish Enterprise.
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International Centre for Life: project development and funding appraisal: TWDC.
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Forth and Clyde Canal Reinstatement (Millennium Link): Appraisal of Economic Impacts: British Waterways.
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Stirling Further Education Centre: PFI and ERDF Project Financing: Falkirk College.
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appraisal of competing business infrastructure proposals: Government Office for the North East.
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Re-Direct adult guidance gateway feasibility study, Renfrewshire Enterprise.