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New construction — General contractor
Supply the proposed use, plans and specification, together with available site and ground information. Clarify whether the enquiry is for a shell, a fully finished building or selected packages. Distinguish construction cost from design, land, utility and authority-related expenditure.
Service scope
Construction of a new building from a defined design and specification, including the agreed structure, envelope and completion packages. Site investigation, utility connections, professional design and statutory approvals are explicit interfaces rather than assumed inclusions.
What is normally included
- Construction against issued project information
- Coordination of the agreed building packages
- Inspection and handover records within scope
What is not included
- Unverified site suitability
- Design, land purchase or utility charges assumed in a construction-only offer
Typical tasks
- Review issued drawings and specification
- Confirm site and ground information
- Plan the construction package sequence
- Coordinate agreed inspections and interfaces
- Complete specified commissioning and handover
What to include in your brief
- Building use and dimensions
- Drawing and specification stage
- Site and ground reports
- Utility and access information
- Shell or turnkey completion requirements
Choosing the right professional
Compare offers against one specification and an inclusion schedule. Ask which design details, utility interfaces and commissioning records are included and which remain the responsibility of the client or another professional.
Important considerations
- Site constraints can make generic area-based estimates unreliable
- Incomplete specifications can lead to materially different tenders
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