Project Management
Dynamix ESG experts are your one call solution to help you repair today for a better tomorrow.
What We Do
We help you get set for success, we understand that planning, monitoring, and controlling are the components of a successful project. Our extensive experience and attention to detail allows our professionals to put your plan into practice with generations of expertise and project management capabilities. We strive to develop a complete understanding of our clients’ goals, working closely with vendors to expedite schedules, ensuring our projects are completed on time and within budget.
Bid Package Development
Scope of work, RFP/RFQ
Contractor Management
Selection, management, analysis
Records Management
Creation, receipt, maintenance, use and disposal
Materials Management
Sourcing, tracking, invoicing
Project Coordination
Evaluation, collaboration, assessment, identification, completion
Materials Tracking
Scheduling, forecasting
Vendor Management
Negotiation, selection, onboarding, payment
On-site Supervisors
Mentoring
Operational Consulting
Supervision, oversight, safety, documentation
Technical Consulting
Development, execution, recommendation, identification
Purchasing
Sourcing, contract negotiation, tracking, material verification
Common Issues We Solve
Many companies find themselves with the following problems that Dynamix ESG
is uniquely qualified to solve.
Incomplete Awareness of Current Asset Conditions
Do you know if you have a potential newsworthy event brewing in your backyard?
Do you have an abundance of small issues growing?
Lack of Experienced and Trained Well Supervision Staff
Are your employees capable of working in legacy operating conditions?
Do you know what needs to be done to meet today’s regulatory standards?
Insufficient Capability to Perform Significant Well Remediation
Would you need to hire an engineering group to help with the project?
Would you need to hire a construction company to complete the project?
Inadequate Well Logging and Documentation
Are your wells maintained to the set regulatory and safety standard?
Are all emergency protocols documented and do they meet minimum standards?