Consultant's proposals for design and construction - Revision history

Editor at 17:32, 17 January 2022

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	If the request for proposals involves significant design work from the consultant, it is good practice for the client to offer payment for the work involved in preparing these designs. This will encourage the consultant to prepare their proposal more carefully, and will also demonstrate to them that the client is serious about the project and is likely to treat them fairly.		If the request for proposals involves significant design work from the consultant, it is good practice for the client to offer payment for the work involved in preparing these designs. This will encourage the consultant to prepare their proposal more carefully, and will also demonstrate to them that the client is serious about the project and is likely to treat them fairly.

−	= Related articles on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki~~ =	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

	* Appointing consultants.		* Appointing consultants.
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	* Consultant team.		* Consultant team.
	* Design competitions.		* Design competitions.
		+	* Development proposal DP.
	* Fees.		* Fees.
	* Fee proposals.		* Fee proposals.

Designing Buildings at 08:44, 11 October 2020

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	* Request for proposals.		* Request for proposals.

−	[[Category:Appointments]] [[Category:Design]]	+	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:DCN_Template]] [[Category:Appointments]] [[Category:Design]]

Editor at 15:52, 24 September 2018

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	The process of selecting consultants might involve the preparation by the client of a request for proposals to be sent out to each prospective consultant. Consultants respond by submitting consultant's proposals to the client.		The process of selecting consultants might involve the preparation by the client of a request for proposals to be sent out to each prospective consultant. Consultants respond by submitting consultant's proposals to the client.

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	The request for proposals might include:		The request for proposals might include:
−	*The strategic brief.	+
−	*The management structure.	+	* The strategic brief.
−	*The scope of consultant services required.	+	* The management structure.
−	*A description of how fees should be quoted and broken down against stages of the project.	+	* The scope of consultant services required.
−	*The project programme.	+	* A description of how fees should be quoted and broken down against stages of the project.
−	*The construction budget (without contingencies and VAT).	+	* The project programme.
−	*The intended method of procurement (or a request for options if the procurement route has not been chosen yet).	+	* The construction budget (without contingencies and VAT).
−	*The form of agreement and conditions of engagement (such as step-in rights, warranties and so on).	+	* The intended method of procurement (or a request for options if the procurement route has not been chosen yet).
−	*The level of professional indemnity insurance required.	+	* The form of agreement and conditions of engagement (such as step-in rights, warranties and so on).
−	*The selection criteria that will be used to identity the preferred candidate.	+	* The level of professional indemnity insurance required.
−	*The procedure that will be followed.	+	* The selection criteria that will be used to identity the preferred candidate.
−	*If Building Information Modelling (BIM) is being used, the Employer's Information Requirements (EIR).	+	* The procedure that will be followed.
		+	* If Building Information Modelling (BIM) is being used, the Employer's Information Requirements (EIR).

	It might request consultant's proposals including:		It might request consultant's proposals including:
−	*A list of key personnel to be allocated to the project, their role in the project, ~~CV's~~ of staff and a description of relevant experience on similar projects.	+
−	*Hourly rates to be applied to any work outside the proposed scope of services.	+	* A list of key personnel to be allocated to the project, their role in the project, CVs of staff and a description of relevant experience on similar projects.
−	*Identification of any sub-consultants the candidate intends to use.	+	* Hourly rates to be applied to any work outside the proposed scope of services.
−	*A broken-down payment and resource schedule with trigger dates against work stages.	+	* Identification of any sub-consultants the candidate intends to use.
−	*Evidence of professional indemnity insurance.	+	* A broken-down payment and resource schedule with trigger dates against work stages.
−	*If BIM is being used, a response to the employer’s information requirements, detailing their proposed approach, capability, capacity, competence, training needs and so on.	+	* Evidence of professional indemnity insurance.
−	*The hardware and software that will be used.	+	* If BIM is being used, a response to the employer’s information requirements, detailing their proposed approach, capability, capacity, competence, training needs and so on.
−	*A list of recently-completed commissions with referees and details of other consultants involved.	+	* The hardware and software that will be used.
−	*A statement of design intent based on the brief.	+	* A list of recently-completed commissions with referees and details of other consultants involved.
		+	* A statement of design intent based on the brief.

	If the request for proposals involves significant design work from the consultant, it is good practice for the client to offer payment for the work involved in preparing these designs. This will encourage the consultant to prepare their proposal more carefully, and will also demonstrate to them that the client is serious about the project and is likely to treat them fairly.		If the request for proposals involves significant design work from the consultant, it is good practice for the client to offer payment for the work involved in preparing these designs. This will encourage the consultant to prepare their proposal more carefully, and will also demonstrate to them that the client is serious about the project and is likely to treat them fairly.

−	= ~~Find out more~~ =	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

−	~~=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===~~	+	* Appointing consultants.
−	*Appointing consultants.	+	* Architect's fees.
−	*Architect's fees.	+	* Collaborative practices.
−	*Collaborative practices.	+	* Collateral warranties.
−	*Collateral warranties.	+	* Consultant team.
−	*Consultant team.	+	* Design competitions.
−	*Design competitions.	+	* Fees.
−	*Fees.	+	* Fee proposals.
−	*Fee proposals.	+	* Professional indemnity insurance.
−	*Professional indemnity insurance.	+	* Proposals.
−	*Request for proposals.	+	* Request for proposals.

−	[[Category:Appointments]]	+	[[Category:Appointments]] [[Category:Design]]
−	[[Category:Design]]	+

Designing Buildings: moved Consultant's proposals to Consultant's proposals for design and construction

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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*~~Appointments~~.	+	*Appointing consultants.
	*Architect's fees.		*Architect's fees.
	*Collaborative practices.		*Collaborative practices.

Designing Buildings at 06:57, 23 November 2014

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	*Appointments.		*Appointments.
	*Architect's fees.		*Architect's fees.
−	*Collaborative ~~cock~~	+	*Collaborative practices.
	*Collateral warranties.		*Collateral warranties.
	*Consultant team.		*Consultant team.

Joshcrook93 at 14:16, 22 November 2014

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	*Appointments.		*Appointments.
	*Architect's fees.		*Architect's fees.
−	*Collaborative ~~practices.~~	+	*Collaborative cock
	*Collateral warranties.		*Collateral warranties.
	*Consultant team.		*Consultant team.

Designing Buildings at 16:07, 3 October 2014

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	*The selection criteria that will be used to identity the preferred candidate.		*The selection criteria that will be used to identity the preferred candidate.
	*The procedure that will be followed.		*The procedure that will be followed.
		+	*If Building Information Modelling (BIM) is being used, the Employer's Information Requirements (EIR).

	It might request consultant's proposals including:		It might request consultant's proposals including:
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	*A broken-down payment and resource schedule with trigger dates against work stages.		*A broken-down payment and resource schedule with trigger dates against work stages.
	*Evidence of professional indemnity insurance.		*Evidence of professional indemnity insurance.
		+	*If BIM is being used, a response to the employer’s information requirements, detailing their proposed approach, capability, capacity, competence, training needs and so on.
	*The hardware and software that will be used.		*The hardware and software that will be used.
	*A list of recently-completed commissions with referees and details of other consultants involved.		*A list of recently-completed commissions with referees and details of other consultants involved.

Designing Buildings at 12:34, 7 August 2014

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	*Design competitions.		*Design competitions.
	*Fees.		*Fees.
		+	*Fee proposals.
	*Professional indemnity insurance.		*Professional indemnity insurance.
	*Request for proposals.		*Request for proposals.

−	~~[[Category:Design]]~~
	[[Category:Appointments]]		[[Category:Appointments]]
		+	[[Category:Design]]

Designing Buildings at 14:22, 29 January 2014

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	It might request consultant's proposals including:		It might request consultant's proposals including:
−	*A list of key personnel to be allocated to the project, their role in the project, ~~cvs~~ of staff and a description of relevant experience on similar projects.	+	*A list of key personnel to be allocated to the project, their role in the project, CV's of staff and a description of relevant experience on similar projects.
	*Hourly rates to be applied to any work outside the proposed scope of services.		*Hourly rates to be applied to any work outside the proposed scope of services.
	*Identification of any sub-consultants the candidate intends to use.		*Identification of any sub-consultants the candidate intends to use.
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	*Evidence of professional indemnity insurance.		*Evidence of professional indemnity insurance.
	*The hardware and software that will be used.		*The hardware and software that will be used.
−	*A list of recently-completed commissions with referees and ~~detailed~~ of other consultants involved.	+	*A list of recently-completed commissions with referees and details of other consultants involved.
	*A statement of design intent based on the brief.		*A statement of design intent based on the brief.

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	*Collateral warranties.		*Collateral warranties.
	*Consultant team.		*Consultant team.
		+	*Design competitions.
	*Fees.		*Fees.
	*Professional indemnity insurance.		*Professional indemnity insurance.