Brief & technical review
Drawings, BOQ, quantities, materials, delivery dates and RFI clarifications.
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From brief to handover.
Six reviewable stages to keep technical and commercial decisions aligned. Scope and responsibilities are agreed for each project.
Proposal & responsibilities
Price basis, inclusions, exclusions, milestones and each party’s responsibilities.
Samples & production release
Material boards, mock-ups, drawings and approval records.
Production & quality coordination
Factory status, accepted samples and evidence-backed checkpoints.
Delivery & handover
Packaging, shipping, customs, site readiness and agreed acceptance criteria.
After-sales coordination
Issue records, assessment with the manufacturer and contractual corrective action.
Supply, freight, customs, import, installation and acceptance depend on the project proposal. The partner relationship does not automatically include all services.
Inspect against what was approved.
Use drawings, samples and approval records as the quality baseline. Keep checkpoint evidence and change records for traceability.
Programme and warranty.
Timing follows review of drawings, quantities, materials, approvals and factory capacity. A service-life planning target is not an unconditional warranty.
YOUR NEXT PROJECT
Start with a clear brief.
Drawings, quantities, materials and target delivery help focus the project conversation.