
Construction and property development project consultants
Project Apōpō delivers construction and property development projects that leave a positive environmental legacy.
Our professional services experts will guide your development project on a sustainability leadership journey.
About
Project Apōpō's local Northland team delivers project solutions with a legacy of broader outcomes, like tangible environmental and social benefits.
Our Māori owned business is registered with Amotai, and has a track record of delivering construction and other projects with the support of Māori and tangata whenua organisations. Our carefully selected team members work collaboratively, are tikanga astute, and environmentally considerate in their project delivery.
Naturally, we also prioritise health and safety and are SiteWise Green registered.

Services



Project Management
Project Rescue
Planning & Stakeholder Engagement
Construction & Environment
Feel good about supporting local business as our Northland headquartered team delivers your project.
You'll have access to our clever team of experts to guide you on your project journey. We'll deliver your project to free up your business resources or boost the capacity of your in-house team.
Either way, you'll always be in control - using our client-accessible collaborative tools that keep you abreast of project developments 24/7.
Rescuing runaway projects
We'll maximise the value of what you've already achieved, while bringing the project back on track.
Our clients enjoy our team's support in returning to a stress free project environment, with the benefits of freeing up their company resources and boosting their corporate citizen status with environmental legacy actions linked to their project.
We'll help you develop your aspirations for your property, give you planning advice and navigate the resource consent process for your land development.
With our local knowledge, we're also experts in working with Māori and stakeholders in Northland to get your project across the line.
Contact us for all your resource consent planning needs to ensure the success of your next development project.
Projects
Team

Natalie Blandford
Managing Director and Senior Project Manager, MPMINZ, MWIN
PMP, BSc (Environmental), Dip Mgt
Natalie is a Senior Project Manager and Northland local with more than 17 years of experience working in consultancy, local government and central government organisations.
With a strong track record of managing projects for Northland organisations, and tribal affiliations to Ngai Tahu and Ngapuhi, Natalie particularly enjoys helping Māori organisations and commercial and residential developers to achieve their objectives.
Natalie founded Project Apōpō to provide her clients with a high-quality Northland option for environmentally considerate project management services.

Our clients are looking for a local procurement solution. Project Apōpō delivers the benefits of comprehensive local project delivery through collaborations with other Northland and Amotai registered professional services companies that share our environmental legacy values.
We deliver the following Northland based expertise:
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Project management
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Quantity surveying
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Project advisory
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Resource management planning
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Structural, civil, and geotechnical engineering
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Business environmental sustainability
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Health & Safety Management
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Policy planning
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Property development
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Stakeholder engagement
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Surveying
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Cultural advisory
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Landscape architecture
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Ecological assessment
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Geospatial solutions.

Linda Nel Haslar
Project Coordinator and Business Improvement Manager
Dip Production Management
Linda Nel is Kerikeri based, and has worked in senior management roles for over 14 years, including in planning, procurement and inventory.
Her specialist skills lie in supplier relationships, coordinating, planning and scheduling projects, budget forecasting and ISO quality systems.
Linda Nel enjoys supporting the project team to deliver environmental legacy actions as part of every project delivered.
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