Timor-Leste Resident Mission Refurbishment

Procon provided independent risk management services for the Asian Development Bank’s Resident Mission refurbishment in Dili, Timor-Leste—supporting cost, schedule, and stakeholder alignment throughout an international renovation program.

market

International


size

3,400 SF


COST

$351,000


Location

Dili, Timor-Leste


DETAILS

Managing risk within an international institutional project

The Timor-Leste Resident Mission refurbishment included major renovations to the main building and annex, encompassing roof and exterior wall repairs, interior architectural upgrades, and modernization of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, security, and IT systems.

Operating in an international context with multiple stakeholders and institutional oversight, the project required disciplined risk management to maintain alignment with Asian Development Bank standards and project objectives.

Procon provided structured cost verification, schedule analysis, and stakeholder coordination to support informed decision-making and mitigate delivery risk. By reviewing contractor proposals and supporting selection processes, our team helped maintain competitive procurement and protect budget and milestone targets.

The result was strengthened transparency, improved risk visibility, and controlled execution within a complex overseas project environment.

OUR ROLE

Cost Verification & Budget Alignment

Procon conducted independent cost verification to confirm alignment with project scope and institutional funding requirements, providing clear documentation to support executive decision-making.

Schedule Analysis & Risk Forecasting

Our team performed schedule analysis to identify potential delays and mitigation strategies, helping protect milestone targets and maintain forward momentum.

Stakeholder Coordination & Procurement Support

Procon supported contractor review and selection, facilitating structured communication among stakeholders and reinforcing competitive, transparent procurement practices.



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