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Project documents & delivery

Prepare a clear request, work through project information, and build the outputs that move a project forward. Practical workflows for owners, consultants, contractors and the people receiving the finished asset.

5 ways to move forward

Practical guidesPrepare an RFPBuild an RFP from the decision, evidence, requirements and response structure that make bids comparable. Keep issued documents, clarification and changes connected to the project record.Practical guidesRespond to an RFPTurn an RFP into traceable requirements, questions, quantities and a commercial response. Keep the offer tied to the drawings, specifications and assumptions that support it.Practical guidesReview drawings and revisionsEstablish the current project set, compare drawing versions, reconcile specifications and record actionable findings with their evidence, owner and disposition.Practical guidesReconcile quantities and quoteTrace quantities to evidence, map scope to commercial lines and check the resulting quote for omissions, conflicts and assumptions before it is sent.Practical guidesConnect RFIs and handoverUse an evidence-linked project register for RFIs and submittals, then carry the governed records into a usable handover and asset information set.

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