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		+	* Building regulations.
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	* Competitive tender.		* Competitive tender.
	* Consultant’s proposals.		* Consultant’s proposals.
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	* Fee proposal.		* Fee proposal.
	* Form of tender.		* Form of tender.
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	* Request for proposals.		* Request for proposals.
	* Statement of need.		* Statement of need.

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−	A proposal is a plan, idea, suggestion or offer that is put forward by one party to another for consideration. It may form the basis of negotiations, or be ~~either~~ accepted or rejected.	+	A proposal is a plan, idea, suggestion or offer that is put forward by one party to another for consideration. It may form the basis of negotiations, and may be accepted or rejected.

−	In terms of construction, a proposal takes the form of a competitive bid that is put forward with the intention of winning business, for example, quotes from suppliers or subcontractors, concept designs from architects, tenders from contractors, detailed designs from specialist contractors, and so on.	+	In terms of construction, a proposal typically takes the form of a competitive bid that is put forward with the intention of winning business, for example, quotes from suppliers or subcontractors, concept designs from architects, tenders from contractors, detailed designs from specialist contractors, and so on.

	The process of selecting consultants might involve the preparation by the client of a 'request for proposals' (RFP) which is sent out to each prospective consultant. The request for proposals describes the nature of the project, the nature of the appointment and a description of the information required from the 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' (RFP) which is sent out to each prospective consultant. The request for proposals describes the nature of the project, the nature of the appointment and a description of the information required from the consultant. Consultants respond by submitting 'consultant's proposals' to the client.
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	For more information, see Consultant’s proposals.		For more information, see Consultant’s proposals.

−	~~A fee proposal is a proposal prepared by a consultant for a prospective client describing the services that the consultant proposes~~ to ~~undertake and the~~ fee ~~that will be charged. This may be in the form of a letter, or may be a more detailed document accompanied by a cover letter~~.	+	Consultants proposals may also be referred to as 'fee proposals'.

−	~~For more information~~, ~~see Fee proposal~~.	+	Seeking proposals from a contractor or other supplier (rather than a consultant) is generally referred to as a tender process. Typically this involves an invitation to tender issued by the client, and then bids submitted by contractors or other suppliers.

−	The phrase 'contractor's proposals' ~~generally refers~~ to documentation prepared by ~~tenderers~~ for design and build projects or on a traditional contract where the ~~tenderer~~ is to design discrete parts of the works. They are prepared in response to employer's requirements which provide a description of the client's requirements, including the specification for the building, the scope of services required and an allocation of risk for unknown items.	+	For more information see: Tender process.
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		+	The exact phrase 'contractor's proposals' may be used specifically to refer to documentation prepared by prospective contractors for design and build projects or on a traditional contract where the contractor is to design discrete parts of the works. They are prepared in response to employer's requirements which provide a description of the client's requirements, including the specification for the building, the scope of services required and an allocation of risk for unknown items.

	The contractor's proposals set out their proposals for designing and constructing the project, along with their price.		The contractor's proposals set out their proposals for designing and constructing the project, along with their price.

	For more information, see Contractor’s proposals.		For more information, see Contractor’s proposals.
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		+	The term proposals may also be used in relation to documentation submitted to obtain planning permission or building regulations approval, or any other form of design submission. Here the term 'proposal' is typically used to distinguish between existing and proposed designs.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

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A proposal is a plan, idea, suggestion or offer that is put forward by one party to another for consideration. It may form the basis of negotiations, or be either accepted or rejected.

In terms of construction, a proposal takes the form of a competitive bid that is put forward with the intention of winning business, for example, quotes from suppliers or subcontractors, concept designs from architects, tenders from contractors, detailed designs from specialist contractors, and so on.

The process of selecting consultants might involve the preparation by the client of a 'request for proposals' (RFP) which is sent out to each prospective consultant. The request for proposals describes the nature of the project, the nature of the appointment and a description of the information required from the consultant. Consultants respond by submitting 'consultant's proposals' to the client.

Consultant’s proposals might include the following:

* 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.
* Hourly rates to be applied to any work outside the proposed scope of services.
* Identification of any sub-consultants the candidate intends to use.

For more information, see Consultant’s proposals.

A fee proposal is a proposal prepared by a consultant for a prospective client describing the services that the consultant proposes to undertake and the fee that will be charged. This may be in the form of a letter, or may be a more detailed document accompanied by a cover letter.

For more information, see Fee proposal.

The phrase 'contractor's proposals' generally refers to documentation prepared by tenderers for design and build projects or on a traditional contract where the tenderer is to design discrete parts of the works. They are prepared in response to employer's requirements which provide a description of the client's requirements, including the specification for the building, the scope of services required and an allocation of risk for unknown items.

The contractor's proposals set out their proposals for designing and constructing the project, along with their price.

For more information, see Contractor’s proposals.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Competitive tender.
* Consultant’s proposals.
* Contractor’s proposals.
* Fee proposal.
* Form of tender.
* Provisional sum.
* Request for proposals.
* Statement of need.

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