Tender ManagementProject Co-ordinationSpecification & BudgetsCost ConsultancyDilapidationsContract Administration & Cashflow

Managing a successful tender process ensures clear, inclusive submissions that reflect the design, the brief and the specification. It enables effective interrogation of each submission and clearly identifies anomalies and omissions. It further allows us to produce an in-depth analysis document to summarise each submission and provides clearly identifiable comparisons for each element of the…

As Project Co-ordinator our role is to co-ordinate activities, resources and information to ensure the smooth running of the works.  We implement a system of monitoring procedures by building networks of cooperation for implementation of the design. These procedures also enable us to preempt and prevent delays as well as avoiding unexpected costs. Optimum control…

We can create 2 types of specification and budget to inform your process. The first type is a high level specification and budget.  This estimated budget is produced once the concept design has been agreed and uses the fundamentals of the concept but requires some creative thought from our estimators. They will use their significant…

Our Cost Consultancy service enables you to benefit from our industry knowledge to ensure an optimal contract sum. The two primary elements applied to our negotiating approach are: Supply chain profit margin analysis. Value engineering to appropriately identify and realise cost reductions. We have a proven track record of delivering substantial savings to our clients…

Your existing lease is likely to include a dilapidations clause which will describe your legal obligation with regard to the general level of decoration and fitments before vacating your building.  This could include whether you need to replace the carpets, remove partitions or re-install lighting and ceilings back to an original Cat A specification.  It…

Once the tender process has provided an agreed main contractor it is vitally important that a formal contract of work is implemented, once signed it will protect you and your chosen contractor making sure that both parties are fully aware of their obligations. Ambiguity between either party can be a point of contention and will ultimately…