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info@liongateconstruction.co.uk

REPORTING CONSULTANCY · UK COVERAGE

Dust Management Plan (AQDMP)

Set out measures to manage construction dust and its effect on neighbouring areas.

£750 + VATStarting price
1–2 weeksTypical preparation

Final scope, fee and programme are confirmed for your project.

Austin House Project
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UNDERSTAND YOUR REPORT

The detail behind
your next step.

Set out measures to manage construction dust and its effect on neighbouring areas.

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What is Dust Management Plan (AQDMP)?

A Dust Management Plan (DMP) is a document required by UK councils as a planning condition, usually before demolition or construction work begins. It identifies the dust-generating activities on a site — demolition, earthworks, construction and trackout — assesses the risk to neighbouring residents and properties, and sets out the mitigation measures that will be used, such as damping down, wheel washing, road sweeping and on-site monitoring. Some councils, particularly in London, call the same document an Air Quality Dust Management Plan (AQDMP) or ask for a Dust Risk Assessment; whatever the name, the purpose is the same. Dust controls are also commonly required as part of a wider Construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP).

Who prepares this report?

At Liongate, we specialize in preparing Dust Management Plans and AQDMPs with a team of expert consultants. They efficiently handle the development of dust and air quality reports and skillfully manage the discharge of the related planning conditions set by councils. Our consultants, experienced in construction planning and environmental management, ensure that each plan meets the council’s requirements and protects the surrounding community, facilitating a compliant and successful construction project.

FEE, PROGRAMME & COVERAGE

Know where
you stand.

A clear starting point for your report. Your quotation confirms the scope, final fee and preparation programme.

STARTING PRICE

£750 + VAT

The final fee reflects project complexity and the agreed requirements.

PREPARATION

1–2 weeks

Typical preparation, subject to the required project information. Any external review is separate.

COVERAGE

UK-wide

Consultants with experience supporting projects across UK council areas.

Send the project brief, relevant requirements and available drawings so the scope can be established.

Request your quotation

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Austin House Project

In Kingston upon Thames, our team at Liongate prepared the air quality and dust management documentation for the Austin House scheme, supporting the discharge of planning conditions with the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames (ref 22/00973/FUL).

Our reports assessed the dust risk from the works and set out site-specific mitigation and monitoring measures to protect neighbouring residents — giving the council the assurance it needed and allowing the project to move forward without delay.

Austin House Project

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THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE REPORTS

Meet your team.

Engineering knowledge and practical project experience across the UK, with a team you can speak to.

Charlie Abdullah

Founder & Civil Engineer
Taha Kasal — Civil Engineer & Construction Consultant at Liongate

Taha Kasal

Civil Engineer & Construction Consultant

Kuzey Gargun

Intern Engineer
322Projects completed
UK-wideReporting consultancy
Since 2016UK-wide experience

BEFORE YOU START

A clear brief.
A clear quotation.

What should I send with my enquiry?

Share the site address, project description, relevant requirements and available drawings. Tell us about your target dates.

What does the starting fee cover?

The starting fee is a guide. Your quotation sets out the deliverables, project inputs, final fee and any separate surveys or specialist work. Revision arrangements should also be confirmed in the quotation.

How is the programme agreed?

The typical preparation period is one to two weeks. The actual programme depends on scope, information availability and any required surveys. External review periods are separate.

LET’S REVIEW YOUR REQUIREMENTS

Tell us about
your project.

Send the site address, planning condition and available drawings. We’ll use your enquiry to establish the report scope and quotation.