A number beside every stage, not a surprise at tender.

A cost band from concept sketches, with the three or four drivers that move it. For the first budget conversation with a client.

• A cost range, not a single number, with the drivers named
• Trade-level allowances and what sits outside them
• The questions to resolve before the next stage

A trade-by-trade cost plan on developed design, with allowances named and a certainty profile. The check you run while you can still change the drawings.

• Trade-level cost plan with named allowances
• Elemental view for QS-literate readers
• Decision register and exclusions schedule
• Reconciles to the concept range if we did one

The number to take to tender. Priced on near-construction documents with engineering, so the tenders land against a plan, not a hope.

• Full trade breakdown with provisional sums and prime costs identified
• Elemental view and cost per square metre
• Tender-readiness notes: what is unpriceable as drawn
• Reconciliation to earlier stages

Tenders in hand, plan beside them. We show where each tender is thin, heavy or silent, and the questions to ask before you recommend one.

• Side-by-side of every tender against the cost plan
• Scope gaps and silent exclusions per tender
• Provisional sum and prime cost exposure
• A recommendation memo you can forward