If you are seeking independent engineering or project advisory support, we welcome an initial discussion to understand your requirements and determine whether Lenex is the right fit.

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You may either call directly on 0467 551 856 or submit an enquiry using the form below.

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There is no obligation — the purpose is to clarify objectives, scope, governance context, and next steps.

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What this discussion is for

This page is intended for advisory-led engagements, including:

• Owner’s Engineer and independent technical advisor roles

• Engineering and infrastructure due diligence

• Technical assurance and governance support

• Development of technical scopes and requirements

• Tender and bid evaluation support

• Transaction, interface, and major project advisory

• Risk identification and mitigation for complex infrastructure decisions

If you require delivery-focused engineering services (design, inspections, or certifications), please refer to our Engineering Services stream.

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How we approach advisory engagements

Lenex provides independent, governance-aware advice that supports confident decision-making.

Our advisory roles are defined by:

• Clear separation from delivery and construction interests

• Well-defined scope, responsibilities, and outputs

• Professional judgement grounded in real project experience

• Direct engagement with senior stakeholders

We operate where independence, clarity, and accountability matter most.

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What happens next

After you make contact:

1. We review the information provided or discuss your requirement by phone

2. We may suggest a short introductory discussion to clarify scope and objectives

3. Where appropriate, we outline a recommended advisory approach and engagement structure

All enquiries are handled directly and confidentially.

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Information that helps us respond effectively

Providing the following (where available) helps us respond efficiently:

• Project type and location

• Nature of the advisory support sought

• Governance or probity considerations

• Timeframes or decision milestones

• Whether the scope is defined or still forming

A fully developed brief is not required — clarity can be established through discussion.

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