About Us
What We Do
ATBOSE provides independent project oversight for infrastructure where failure carries institutional consequence.
We work on data centers, corporate headquarters, airports, trading floors, and technical facilities where schedule delays, budget overruns, or performance failures damage reputations and strand capital.
The practice was founded by a project management professional with twenty years of experience delivering complex infrastructure across twenty-one countries.
Why Independent Oversight Matters
Most projects involve architects protecting design intent, contractors maximizing construction margin, and consultants cross-selling adjacent services. Each party has legitimate commercial interests—but those interests don’t always align with yours.
ATBOSE provides project oversight without competing agendas. No design liability to defend. No construction profit to maximize. No additional services to sell. Success is measured exclusively by client outcomes: on-time delivery, budget adherence, operational performance as specified.
Background and Approach
The practice was founded by someone who spent 20 years managing complex infrastructure projects through firms including CBRE, Arcadis, JLL APAC, and OYO Group. That experience covered 21 countries across APAC, MENA, Europe, and Africa—data centers, trading floors, airports, government facilities, and specialized infrastructure.
The consistent pattern: projects fail predictably. Same mistakes. Same warning signs. Different geographies, same outcomes.
ATBOSE exists to apply that institutional memory to projects where failure carries consequences. We integrate commissioning logic from feasibility stage forward. We control risk through discipline, not optimism. Manufacturing adjacency reduces supply chain exposure. Delivery methodologies reflect hard-won lessons from complex infrastructure, not theoretical frameworks borrowed from software development.
The practice addresses commercial office expansions, data centers, government headquarters, trading floors, airports, and specialized facilities—environments where schedule slippage, technical shortfall, or handover failure carries institutional consequence.
Technical Competencies
Leadership brings direct experience with NEC contracting frameworks, Uptime Institute certification protocols, ASHRAE TC 9.9 thermal standards, and the operational realities of facilities that cannot afford commissioning defects discovered post-occupancy. These aren’t credentials for display—they’re the vocabulary required when projects cannot fail.
Structural Independence
We provide what multidisciplinary firms cannot: oversight unencumbered by design liability, construction profit incentive, or service-line cross-selling. Our commercial return correlates exclusively with client outcomes—on-time delivery, budget adherence, operational performance as specified.
Practice Foundation
Founded by practitioners with 20+ years delivering complex infrastructure across APAC, MENA, Europe, and Africa. Previous experience includes senior project management roles at CBRE (2012-2017), JLL APAC (2017-2019), Arcadis (2010-2012), and OYO Group (2019-2020), followed by campus development and specialized infrastructure delivery.
Experience includes $1.5B data centers, trading floor infrastructure, airport commercial programs, government facilities, and technical installations across twenty-one countries. Understanding of NEC contracting frameworks, Uptime Institute protocols, ASHRAE thermal standards, and commissioning requirements for mission-critical facilities.
ATBOSE provides independent oversight unencumbered by design liability, construction profit incentive, or service-line cross-selling. Our commercial return correlates exclusively with client outcome—on-time delivery, budget adherence, and operational performance.
Practice focus includes India, Singapore, ASEAN, with interest in MENA markets. Senior-level engagement throughout—no junior staff delegation.
We control risk through discipline, not optimism.

$18b+
Infrastructure Delivered

100+
Major Projects

25+
Years Experience

580000
Mission-Critical Sqft
Our Mission
To deliver commercial projects and mission-critical infrastructure where execution risk is commercially unacceptable.
Our Vision
our approach

Our Story
2008
(India)
GMR Delhi Airport
(Commercial)
PROJECT VALUE
$150M
SIZE
537,000 sqft
- Achievement: 12-month delivery with 24/7 operations

2010
(Singapore )
MOM Singapore HQ
(Government)
PROJECT VALUE
$73M
SIZE
320,000 sqft
- Achievement: Record 14-month government building delivery

2013
(Singapore )
Cisco Singapore HQ
(Commercial)
PROJECT VALUE
$15M
SIZE
40,000 sqft
- Achievement: Complex move management and integration

2014
(Singapore)
McGraw-Hill Singapore
(Commercial)
PROJECT VALUE
Confidential
SIZE
32,000 sqft
- Achievement: UK-US stakeholder coordination

2016
(Singapore )
Digital Loyang Data Center
(Data Center )
PROJECT VALUE
$1.5B
SIZE
177,000 sqft
- Achievement: 4 weeks ahead of schedule

2016
(Singapore )
Jump Trading Floor
(Commercial)
PROJECT VALUE
$15M
SIZE
40,000 sqft
- Achievement: 4-month aggressive delivery

2017
(Malaysia )
Intel KM6 Malaysia
(Commercial)
PROJECT VALUE
$2M
SIZE
65,000 sqft
- Achievement: 6-month turnaround with zero deviation

2018
(Singapore)
Equinix SG2 Expansion
(Data Center)
PROJECT VALUE
$4B
SIZE
363,302 sqft
- Achievement: Recovered 8-week delay in 8 months

2018
( South East Asia - Malaysia, Vietnam, Korea)
Intel Offices
(Commercial)
PROJECT VALUE
$400K
SIZE
25,000 sqft
Intel HQ expansion with tight budget controls and local team coordination.
- Achievement: On-time delivery with phased migration

2019
(Multiple)
OYO Hotels Asia
(Hospitality)
PROJECT VALUE
$50M+
SIZE
500,000+ sqft
- Achievement: Regional scalability and brand consistency

2020
(New Zealand)
Victoria University of Wellington
(Appointed as SPM Campus)
Mission Critical Labs, Seismic resistant Structures in consultation with BECA, Program Management for Jet LABS.
- Achievement: Managing Multi Nation Engineering teams

2022 - 2025
(Australia)
SKAO Radio Telescope
(Government)
PROJECT VALUE
$12B+
SIZE
N/A
World’s largest radio telescope infrastructure. 16-nation collaboration. 350,000m cables from India. 500km from civilization.
- Achievement: 30 years of planning → construction reality

2022 - 2025
(Australia)
SKAO Radio Telescope
(Government)
PROJECT VALUE
$12B+
SIZE
N/A
World’s largest radio telescope infrastructure. 16-nation collaboration. 350,000m cables from India. 500km from civilization.
- Achievement: 30 years of planning → construction reality

Our Founders
Mr. Kaushik Bose
Mr. Kaushik Bose
ATBOSE was founded by Kaushik Bose, a project and delivery leader whose career has unfolded across some of the world’s most complex infrastructure environments—inter-governmental programmes, hyperscale digital facilities, aviation assets, and large public-sector developments across APAC, Europe, and the Middle East.
Bose is known for being engaged at moments of maximum exposure. His work typically begins not at project launch, but when programmes are already under pressure, delayed, politically sensitive, or structurally misaligned. In these conditions, he brings clarity through disciplined governance, commissioning-led delivery, and unambiguous accountability.
Over more than two decades, he has advised sovereign clients, public authorities, and global corporations on assets where failure carries permanent operational and reputational consequences. His approach is forensic rather than performative, shaped by long experience inside institutions where process often multiplies faster than responsibility.
ATBOSE emerged from this body of work as a deliberately selective practice. Under Bose’s leadership, the firm integrates delivery, commissioning, and institutional memory to ensure that projects are not only built, but completed with integrity. The practice operates quietly, often in high-scrutiny environments, and prioritizes outcomes that endure beyond announcement cycles.Bose’s leadership is marked by restraint, judgment under pressure, and a long-term view of public trust. ATBOSE reflects that philosophy: complexity treated as responsibility, not inconvenience and delivery understood as a matter of consequence.