Tendering

Tendering helps establish accurate pricing, confirm trade availability, and reduce uncertainty before construction starts. A structured tender process minimizes pricing gaps, clarifies inclusions and exclusions, and supports informed contractor selection aligned with project requirements.

Contractor bids are evaluated by reviewing scope coverage, pricing breakdowns, schedule assumptions, and compliance with the tender documents. Comparing bids on a like-for-like basis helps identify inconsistencies, omissions, or risk areas before selection.

Yes. Clients are kept informed throughout the tendering process and are involved in reviewing bid comparisons, key findings, and recommendations before any contracts are finalized. This ensures decisions align with project priorities and risk tolerance.

Proper tendering reduces risk by clarifying scope, aligning pricing assumptions, and confirming contractor capability before work begins. Addressing gaps early helps prevent disputes, change-driven costs, and delays once construction is underway.