Development and site strategy
Constraints, options and stakeholder decisions before design commitment.
Development owns the option frame and the decision brief; it does not silently convert assumptions into engineering facts.
VELA is a fictional renewable-infrastructure company created as a multi-page GIVSITE design demonstration.
Services are organized as connected owners of decisions, artefacts and evidence - not as interchangeable feature cards.
Constraints, options and stakeholder decisions before design commitment.
Development owns the option frame and the decision brief; it does not silently convert assumptions into engineering facts.
Interfaces, studies, protection, controls and acceptance boundaries.
The discipline owns the interface assumptions and study record; acceptance remains explicit with the relevant fictional stakeholder role.
Coordination, procurement interfaces, construction evidence and testing.
Delivery owns coordination and readiness gates; it does not erase the specialist owner behind a technical acceptance.
Procedures, maintenance information, change control and learning.
Operations owns the current operating basis and change record while retaining the origin of specialist assumptions.
The operating record carries assumptions forward, names acceptance boundaries and leaves an evidence trail that survives a handover.