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−	~~A tender is a submission made by a contractor in response to an invitation to tender. It makes an offer for the supply of goods or services. Tender documents are prepared to seek offers~~.	+	[[File:PurchaseOrderSticky.jpg]]

−	~~Tender~~ documents ~~may be prepared for a range of contracts, such as equipment supply, the main construction contract (including design by the contractor), demolition, enabling works, etc.~~	+	= What are tender documents? =

−	Ideally, tender documents should be broken down into a series of packages (even if there will only be one main contract) each with its own design drawings and specifications suitable to be issued by the main contractor to potential sub-contractors. This makes the tender easier for the contractor to price and easier for the client to compare with other tenderers.	+	A tender is a submission made by a supplier in response to an invitation to tender. It makes an offer for the supply of goods or services. Tender documents are prepared to seek offers from potential suppliers. Tender documents may be prepared for a range of contracts, such as equipment supply, the main construction contract (including design by the contractor), demolition, enabling works, and so on.
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		+	= Why should tender documents be broken down into packages? =
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		+	Ideally, tender documents should be broken down into a series of packages (even if there will only be one main contract) each with its own design drawings and specifications suitable to be issued by the tier 1 supplier (often the main contractor) to potential sub-contractors. This makes the tender easier for the contractor to compile and price and easier for the client to compare with other tenderers.

	It is important, when this is done, to ensure that the interfaces between packages are properly identified and clearly allocated to one package or another. Having too many packages increases the number of interfaces and so the potential problems. The cost plan (pre-tender estimate) should also be re-assembled package by package to allow easy appraisal of tenders received.		It is important, when this is done, to ensure that the interfaces between packages are properly identified and clearly allocated to one package or another. Having too many packages increases the number of interfaces and so the potential problems. The cost plan (pre-tender estimate) should also be re-assembled package by package to allow easy appraisal of tenders received.

−	~~See also: Common mistakes in construction tenders.~~	+	= What should tender documents include? =

−	Tenders documents ~~may~~ include:	+	Tenders documents will vary depending on the nature, size and complexity of the contract, but tender documents for the main construction contract will typically include:

	* A letter of invitation to tender.		* A letter of invitation to tender.
−	* The form of tender.	+	* The form of tender (a formal acknowledgement that the tenderer understands and accepts the terms and conditions of the tender documents and any other requirements that are stipulated). For more information see: Form of tender.
−	* Preliminaries: including pre-construction information and site waste management plan (if required).	+	* Preliminaries: including pre-construction information and site waste management plan (if required). Preliminaries provide a description of a project that allows the contractor to assess costs which, whilst they do not form a part of any of the package of works required by the contract, are required by the method and circumstances of the works. For more information see: Preliminaries.
−	* The [[Construction_contracts\|form of contract]], contract conditions and amendments. ~~This might include a model enabling amendment for building~~ information ~~modelling (BIM), making a BIM protocol a contractual document~~.	+	* The [[Construction_contracts\|form of contract]], contract conditions and amendments. For more information see: [[Form_of_contract\|Form of contract]].
−	* A tender pricing document (or contract sum analysis on design and build projects).	+	* A tender pricing document (or contract sum analysis on design and build projects). This sets out the way in which the client wishes to review the breakdown of the overall tender prices provided.For more information see: Tender pricing document.
−	* Employer's information requirements for BIM.	+	* Employer's information requirements for BIM. Defining the information that will be required by the client from suppliers for the development of the project and for the operation of the completed built asset. For more information see: Employer's information requirements
	* Design drawings, and perhaps an existing building information model.		* Design drawings, and perhaps an existing building information model.
−	* Specifications.	+	* Specifications describing the products, materials, and work required.
−	* Tender return slip.	+	* Tender return slip. A label that is fixed to the tender for it to be returned to the tenderer. It will usually state that it is not to be opened before a certain time and date. The return slip can also include the title of the contract, the return address, a tender checklist and instructions for the tenderer.

	Copies of the tender documentation should be kept for records.		Copies of the tender documentation should be kept for records.

−	See also: ~~Things to avoid when tendering.~~	+	See also:

−	~~It is good practice~~ to ~~send relevant documents direct to sub-contractors named~~ in ~~bills of quantities and to tell tendering contractors that this has been done, so they know they do not have to~~.	+	* Things to avoid when tendering.
		+	* Common mistakes in construction tenders.

	NB: On construction management contracts, tender documentation for trade contracts might include the construction manager's master programme.		NB: On construction management contracts, tender documentation for trade contracts might include the construction manager's master programme.
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		+	It is good practice to send relevant documents direct to sub-contractors named in bills of quantities and to tell tendering contractors that this has been done, so they know they do not have to.

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	NB: On construction management contracts, tender documentation for trade contracts might include the construction manager's master programme.		NB: On construction management contracts, tender documentation for trade contracts might include the construction manager's master programme.

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−	A tender is a submission made by a contractor in response to an invitation to tender. It makes an offer for the supply of goods or services. Tender documents are prepared to seek offers. Tender documents may be prepared for a range of contracts, such as equipment supply, the main construction contract (including design by the contractor), demolition, enabling works, etc. Ideally, tender documents should be broken down into a series of packages (even if there will only be one main contract) each with its own design drawings and specifications suitable to be issued by the main contractor to potential sub-contractors~~. Jack Crutchley a large contractor would tender to this~~. This makes the tender easier for the contractor to price and easier for the client to compare with other tenderers. It is important, when this is done, to ensure that the interfaces between packages are properly identified and clearly allocated to one package or another. Having too many packages increases the number of interfaces and so the potential problems. The cost plan (pre-tender estimate) should also be re-assembled package by package to allow easy appraisal of tenders received. See also: Common mistakes in construction tenders. ~~hi jake has a big peen~~ Tenders documents may include: * A letter of invitation to tender. * The form of tender. * Preliminaries: including pre-construction information and site waste management plan (if required). * The [[File:DBWCTA_C_link_ITT_template.png\|link=~~Construction_contracts~~]] = Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki = * Invitation to tender for construction contracts * Form of tender * Typical tender process for construction projects * Specification for construction * Tender pricing document * How to prepare tender documents * Tender processes for construction contracts * Construction contract * Preliminaries in construction * Design drawings * Bill of quantities BOQ * Construction contract conditions * Main contract. * Employer's information requirements EIR * Contract documents for construction * Pre-construction information * RFx. * Tender submission. * Tender works programme * Pre qualification questionnaires and PAS 91. * Pre-tender estimate for contracts * Construction work packaging * Bid writer = External references = * [http://www.cpic.org.uk/ CPIC] the Construction Project Information Committee, responsible for providing best practice guidance on the content, form and preparation of construction production information.	+	A tender is a submission made by a contractor in response to an invitation to tender. It makes an offer for the supply of goods or services. Tender documents are prepared to seek offers.
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		+	Tender documents may be prepared for a range of contracts, such as equipment supply, the main construction contract (including design by the contractor), demolition, enabling works, etc.
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		+	Ideally, tender documents should be broken down into a series of packages (even if there will only be one main contract) each with its own design drawings and specifications suitable to be issued by the main contractor to potential sub-contractors. This makes the tender easier for the contractor to price and easier for the client to compare with other tenderers.
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		+	It is important, when this is done, to ensure that the interfaces between packages are properly identified and clearly allocated to one package or another. Having too many packages increases the number of interfaces and so the potential problems. The cost plan (pre-tender estimate) should also be re-assembled package by package to allow easy appraisal of tenders received.
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		+	See also: Common mistakes in construction tenders.
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		+	Tenders documents may include:
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		+	* A letter of invitation to tender.
		+	* The form of tender.
		+	* Preliminaries: including pre-construction information and site waste management plan (if required).
		+	* The [[Construction_contracts\|form of contract]], contract conditions and amendments. This might include a model enabling amendment for building information modelling (BIM), making a BIM protocol a contractual document.
		+	* A tender pricing document (or contract sum analysis on design and build projects).
		+	* Employer's information requirements for BIM.
		+	* Design drawings, and perhaps an existing building information model.
		+	* Specifications.
		+	* Tender return slip.
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		+	Copies of the tender documentation should be kept for records.
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		+	See also: Things to avoid when tendering.
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		+	It is good practice to send relevant documents direct to sub-contractors named in bills of quantities and to tell tendering contractors that this has been done, so they know they do not have to.
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		+	NB: On construction management contracts, tender documentation for trade contracts might include the construction manager's master programme.
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		+	[[File:DBWCTA_C_link_ITT_template.png\|link=https://hubs.la/H0NmHFq0]]
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		+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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		+	* Invitation to tender for construction contracts
		+	* Form of tender
		+	* Typical tender process for construction projects
		+	* Specification for construction
		+	* Tender pricing document
		+	* How to prepare tender documents
		+	* Tender processes for construction contracts
		+	* Construction contract
		+	* Preliminaries in construction
		+	* Design drawings
		+	* Bill of quantities BOQ
		+	* Construction contract conditions
		+	* Main contract.
		+	* Employer's information requirements EIR
		+	* Contract documents for construction
		+	* Pre-construction information
		+	* RFx.
		+	* Tender submission.
		+	* Tender works programme
		+	* Pre qualification questionnaires and PAS 91.
		+	* Pre-tender estimate for contracts
		+	* Construction work packaging
		+	* Bid writer
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		+	= External references =
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		+	* [http://www.cpic.org.uk/ CPIC] the Construction Project Information Committee, responsible for providing best practice guidance on the content, form and preparation of construction production information.

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−	A tender is a submission made by a contractor in response to an invitation to tender. It makes an offer for the supply of goods or services. Tender documents are prepared to seek offers. Tender documents may be prepared for a range of contracts, such as equipment supply, the main construction contract (including design by the contractor), demolition, enabling works, etc. Ideally, tender documents should be broken down into a series of packages (even if there will only be one main contract) each with its own design drawings and specifications suitable to be issued by the main contractor to potential sub-contractors. This makes the tender easier for the contractor to price and easier for the client to compare with other tenderers. It is important, when this is done, to ensure that the interfaces between packages are properly identified and clearly allocated to one package or another. Having too many packages increases the number of interfaces and so the potential problems. The cost plan (pre-tender estimate) should also be re-assembled package by package to allow easy appraisal of tenders received. See also: Common mistakes in construction tenders. hi jake has a big peen Tenders documents may include: * A letter of invitation to tender. * The form of tender. * Preliminaries: including pre-construction information and site waste management plan (if required). * The [[File:DBWCTA_C_link_ITT_template.png\|link=Construction_contracts]] = Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki = * Invitation to tender for construction contracts * Form of tender * Typical tender process for construction projects * Specification for construction * Tender pricing document * How to prepare tender documents * Tender processes for construction contracts * Construction contract * Preliminaries in construction * Design drawings * Bill of quantities BOQ * Construction contract conditions * Main contract. * Employer's information requirements EIR * Contract documents for construction * Pre-construction information * RFx. * Tender submission. * Tender works programme * Pre qualification questionnaires and PAS 91. * Pre-tender estimate for contracts * Construction work packaging * Bid writer = External references = * [http://www.cpic.org.uk/ CPIC] the Construction Project Information Committee, responsible for providing best practice guidance on the content, form and preparation of construction production information.	+	A tender is a submission made by a contractor in response to an invitation to tender. It makes an offer for the supply of goods or services. Tender documents are prepared to seek offers. Tender documents may be prepared for a range of contracts, such as equipment supply, the main construction contract (including design by the contractor), demolition, enabling works, etc. Ideally, tender documents should be broken down into a series of packages (even if there will only be one main contract) each with its own design drawings and specifications suitable to be issued by the main contractor to potential sub-contractors. Jack Crutchley a large contractor would tender to this. This makes the tender easier for the contractor to price and easier for the client to compare with other tenderers. It is important, when this is done, to ensure that the interfaces between packages are properly identified and clearly allocated to one package or another. Having too many packages increases the number of interfaces and so the potential problems. The cost plan (pre-tender estimate) should also be re-assembled package by package to allow easy appraisal of tenders received. See also: Common mistakes in construction tenders. hi jake has a big peen Tenders documents may include: * A letter of invitation to tender. * The form of tender. * Preliminaries: including pre-construction information and site waste management plan (if required). * The [[File:DBWCTA_C_link_ITT_template.png\|link=Construction_contracts]] = Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki = * Invitation to tender for construction contracts * Form of tender * Typical tender process for construction projects * Specification for construction * Tender pricing document * How to prepare tender documents * Tender processes for construction contracts * Construction contract * Preliminaries in construction * Design drawings * Bill of quantities BOQ * Construction contract conditions * Main contract. * Employer's information requirements EIR * Contract documents for construction * Pre-construction information * RFx. * Tender submission. * Tender works programme * Pre qualification questionnaires and PAS 91. * Pre-tender estimate for contracts * Construction work packaging * Bid writer = External references = * [http://www.cpic.org.uk/ CPIC] the Construction Project Information Committee, responsible for providing best practice guidance on the content, form and preparation of construction production information.

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−	A tender is a submission made by a contractor in response to an invitation to tender. It makes an offer for the supply of goods or services. Tender documents are prepared to seek offers. Tender documents may be prepared for a range of contracts, such as equipment supply, the main construction contract (including design by the contractor), demolition, enabling works, etc. Ideally, tender documents should be broken down into a series of packages (even if there will only be one main contract) each with its own design drawings and specifications suitable to be issued by the main contractor to potential sub-contractors~~. Jack Crutchley a large contractor would tender to this~~. This makes the tender easier for the contractor to price and easier for the client to compare with other tenderers. It is important, when this is done, to ensure that the interfaces between packages are properly identified and clearly allocated to one package or another. Having too many packages increases the number of interfaces and so the potential problems. The cost plan (pre-tender estimate) should also be re-assembled package by package to allow easy appraisal of tenders received. See also: Common mistakes in construction tenders. hi jake has a big peen Tenders documents may include: * A letter of invitation to tender. * The form of tender. * Preliminaries: including pre-construction information and site waste management plan (if required). * The [[File:DBWCTA_C_link_ITT_template.png\|link=Construction_contracts]] = Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki = * Invitation to tender for construction contracts * Form of tender * Typical tender process for construction projects * Specification for construction * Tender pricing document * How to prepare tender documents * Tender processes for construction contracts * Construction contract * Preliminaries in construction * Design drawings * Bill of quantities BOQ * Construction contract conditions * Main contract. * Employer's information requirements EIR * Contract documents for construction * Pre-construction information * RFx. * Tender submission. * Tender works programme * Pre qualification questionnaires and PAS 91. * Pre-tender estimate for contracts * Construction work packaging * Bid writer = External references = * [http://www.cpic.org.uk/ CPIC] the Construction Project Information Committee, responsible for providing best practice guidance on the content, form and preparation of construction production information.	+	A tender is a submission made by a contractor in response to an invitation to tender. It makes an offer for the supply of goods or services. Tender documents are prepared to seek offers. Tender documents may be prepared for a range of contracts, such as equipment supply, the main construction contract (including design by the contractor), demolition, enabling works, etc. Ideally, tender documents should be broken down into a series of packages (even if there will only be one main contract) each with its own design drawings and specifications suitable to be issued by the main contractor to potential sub-contractors. This makes the tender easier for the contractor to price and easier for the client to compare with other tenderers. It is important, when this is done, to ensure that the interfaces between packages are properly identified and clearly allocated to one package or another. Having too many packages increases the number of interfaces and so the potential problems. The cost plan (pre-tender estimate) should also be re-assembled package by package to allow easy appraisal of tenders received. See also: Common mistakes in construction tenders. hi jake has a big peen Tenders documents may include: * A letter of invitation to tender. * The form of tender. * Preliminaries: including pre-construction information and site waste management plan (if required). * The [[File:DBWCTA_C_link_ITT_template.png\|link=Construction_contracts]] = Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki = * Invitation to tender for construction contracts * Form of tender * Typical tender process for construction projects * Specification for construction * Tender pricing document * How to prepare tender documents * Tender processes for construction contracts * Construction contract * Preliminaries in construction * Design drawings * Bill of quantities BOQ * Construction contract conditions * Main contract. * Employer's information requirements EIR * Contract documents for construction * Pre-construction information * RFx. * Tender submission. * Tender works programme * Pre qualification questionnaires and PAS 91. * Pre-tender estimate for contracts * Construction work packaging * Bid writer = External references = * [http://www.cpic.org.uk/ CPIC] the Construction Project Information Committee, responsible for providing best practice guidance on the content, form and preparation of construction production information.

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−	A tender is a submission made by a contractor in response to an invitation to tender. It makes an offer for the supply of goods or services. Tender documents are prepared to seek offers. Tender documents may be prepared for a range of contracts, such as equipment supply, the main construction contract (including design by the contractor), demolition, enabling works, etc. Ideally, tender documents should be broken down into a series of packages (even if there will only be one main contract) each with its own design drawings and specifications suitable to be issued by the main contractor to potential sub-contractors. This makes the tender easier for the contractor to price and easier for the client to compare with other tenderers. It is important, when this is done, to ensure that the interfaces between packages are properly identified and clearly allocated to one package or another. Having too many packages increases the number of interfaces and so the potential problems. The cost plan (pre-tender estimate) should also be re-assembled package by package to allow easy appraisal of tenders received. See also: Common mistakes in construction tenders. hi jake has a big peen Tenders documents may include: * A letter of invitation to tender. * The form of tender. * Preliminaries: including pre-construction information and site waste management plan (if required). * The [[Construction_contracts\|form of contract]], contract conditions and amendments. This might include a model enabling amendment for building information modelling (BIM), making a BIM protocol a contractual document. * A tender pricing document (or contract sum analysis on design and build projects). * Employer's information requirements for BIM. * Design drawings, and perhaps an existing building information model. * Specifications. * Tender return slip. Copies of the tender documentation should be kept for records. See also: Things to avoid when tendering. It is good practice to send relevant documents direct to sub-contractors named in bills of quantities and to tell tendering contractors that this has been done, so they know they do not have to. NB: On construction management contracts, tender documentation for trade contracts might include the construction manager's master programme. [[File:DBWCTA_C_link_ITT_template.png\|link=~~https://hubs.la/H0NmHFq0~~]] = Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki = * Invitation to tender for construction contracts * Form of tender * Typical tender process for construction projects * Specification for construction * Tender pricing document * How to prepare tender documents * Tender processes for construction contracts * Construction contract * Preliminaries in construction * Design drawings * Bill of quantities BOQ * Construction contract conditions * Main contract. * Employer's information requirements EIR * Contract documents for construction * Pre-construction information * RFx. * Tender submission. * Tender works programme * Pre qualification questionnaires and PAS 91. * Pre-tender estimate for contracts * Construction work packaging * Bid writer = External references = * [http://www.cpic.org.uk/ CPIC] the Construction Project Information Committee, responsible for providing best practice guidance on the content, form and preparation of construction production information.	+	A tender is a submission made by a contractor in response to an invitation to tender. It makes an offer for the supply of goods or services. Tender documents are prepared to seek offers. Tender documents may be prepared for a range of contracts, such as equipment supply, the main construction contract (including design by the contractor), demolition, enabling works, etc. Ideally, tender documents should be broken down into a series of packages (even if there will only be one main contract) each with its own design drawings and specifications suitable to be issued by the main contractor to potential sub-contractors. Jack Crutchley a large contractor would tender to this. This makes the tender easier for the contractor to price and easier for the client to compare with other tenderers. It is important, when this is done, to ensure that the interfaces between packages are properly identified and clearly allocated to one package or another. Having too many packages increases the number of interfaces and so the potential problems. The cost plan (pre-tender estimate) should also be re-assembled package by package to allow easy appraisal of tenders received. See also: Common mistakes in construction tenders. hi jake has a big peen Tenders documents may include: * A letter of invitation to tender. * The form of tender. * Preliminaries: including pre-construction information and site waste management plan (if required). * The [[File:DBWCTA_C_link_ITT_template.png\|link=Construction_contracts]] = Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki = * Invitation to tender for construction contracts * Form of tender * Typical tender process for construction projects * Specification for construction * Tender pricing document * How to prepare tender documents * Tender processes for construction contracts * Construction contract * Preliminaries in construction * Design drawings * Bill of quantities BOQ * Construction contract conditions * Main contract. * Employer's information requirements EIR * Contract documents for construction * Pre-construction information * RFx. * Tender submission. * Tender works programme * Pre qualification questionnaires and PAS 91. * Pre-tender estimate for contracts * Construction work packaging * Bid writer = External references = * [http://www.cpic.org.uk/ CPIC] the Construction Project Information Committee, responsible for providing best practice guidance on the content, form and preparation of construction production information.

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−	A tender is a submission made by a contractor in response to an invitation to tender. It makes an offer for the supply of goods or services. Tender documents are prepared to seek offers. Tender documents may be prepared for a range of contracts, such as equipment supply, the main construction contract (including design by the contractor), demolition, enabling works, etc. Ideally, tender documents should be broken down into a series of packages (even if there will only be one main contract) each with its own design drawings and specifications suitable to be issued by the main contractor to potential sub-contractors~~. Jack Crutchley a large contractor would tender to this~~. This makes the tender easier for the contractor to price and easier for the client to compare with other tenderers. It is important, when this is done, to ensure that the interfaces between packages are properly identified and clearly allocated to one package or another. Having too many packages increases the number of interfaces and so the potential problems. The cost plan (pre-tender estimate) should also be re-assembled package by package to allow easy appraisal of tenders received. See also: Common mistakes in construction tenders. hi jake has a big peen Tenders documents may include: * A letter of invitation to tender. * The form of tender. * Preliminaries: including pre-construction information and site waste management plan (if required). * The [[File:DBWCTA_C_link_ITT_template.png\|link=~~Construction_contracts~~]] = Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki = * Invitation to tender for construction contracts * Form of tender * Typical tender process for construction projects * Specification for construction * Tender pricing document * How to prepare tender documents * Tender processes for construction contracts * Construction contract * Preliminaries in construction * Design drawings * Bill of quantities BOQ * Construction contract conditions * Main contract. * Employer's information requirements EIR * Contract documents for construction * Pre-construction information * RFx. * Tender submission. * Tender works programme * Pre qualification questionnaires and PAS 91. * Pre-tender estimate for contracts * Construction work packaging * Bid writer = External references = * [http://www.cpic.org.uk/ CPIC] the Construction Project Information Committee, responsible for providing best practice guidance on the content, form and preparation of construction production information.	+	A tender is a submission made by a contractor in response to an invitation to tender. It makes an offer for the supply of goods or services. Tender documents are prepared to seek offers. Tender documents may be prepared for a range of contracts, such as equipment supply, the main construction contract (including design by the contractor), demolition, enabling works, etc. Ideally, tender documents should be broken down into a series of packages (even if there will only be one main contract) each with its own design drawings and specifications suitable to be issued by the main contractor to potential sub-contractors. This makes the tender easier for the contractor to price and easier for the client to compare with other tenderers. It is important, when this is done, to ensure that the interfaces between packages are properly identified and clearly allocated to one package or another. Having too many packages increases the number of interfaces and so the potential problems. The cost plan (pre-tender estimate) should also be re-assembled package by package to allow easy appraisal of tenders received. See also: Common mistakes in construction tenders. hi jake has a big peen Tenders documents may include: * A letter of invitation to tender. * The form of tender. * Preliminaries: including pre-construction information and site waste management plan (if required). * The [[Construction_contracts\|form of contract]], contract conditions and amendments. This might include a model enabling amendment for building information modelling (BIM), making a BIM protocol a contractual document. * A tender pricing document (or contract sum analysis on design and build projects). * Employer's information requirements for BIM. * Design drawings, and perhaps an existing building information model. * Specifications. * Tender return slip. Copies of the tender documentation should be kept for records. See also: Things to avoid when tendering. It is good practice to send relevant documents direct to sub-contractors named in bills of quantities and to tell tendering contractors that this has been done, so they know they do not have to. NB: On construction management contracts, tender documentation for trade contracts might include the construction manager's master programme. [[File:DBWCTA_C_link_ITT_template.png\|link=https://hubs.la/H0NmHFq0]] = Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki = * Invitation to tender for construction contracts * Form of tender * Typical tender process for construction projects * Specification for construction * Tender pricing document * How to prepare tender documents * Tender processes for construction contracts * Construction contract * Preliminaries in construction * Design drawings * Bill of quantities BOQ * Construction contract conditions * Main contract. * Employer's information requirements EIR * Contract documents for construction * Pre-construction information * RFx. * Tender submission. * Tender works programme * Pre qualification questionnaires and PAS 91. * Pre-tender estimate for contracts * Construction work packaging * Bid writer = External references = * [http://www.cpic.org.uk/ CPIC] the Construction Project Information Committee, responsible for providing best practice guidance on the content, form and preparation of construction production information.

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−	A tender is a submission made by a contractor in response to an invitation to tender. It makes an offer for the supply of goods or services. Tender documents are prepared to seek offers. Tender documents may be prepared for a range of contracts, such as equipment supply, the main construction contract (including design by the contractor), demolition, enabling works, etc. Ideally, tender documents should be broken down into a series of packages (even if there will only be one main contract) each with its own design drawings and specifications suitable to be issued by the main contractor to potential sub-contractors. Jack Crutchley a large contractor would tender to this ~~he also has a small cock~~. This makes the tender easier for the contractor to price and easier for the client to compare with other tenderers. It is important, when this is done, to ensure that the interfaces between packages are properly identified and clearly allocated to one package or another. Having too many packages increases the number of interfaces and so the potential problems. The cost plan (pre-tender estimate) should also be re-assembled package by package to allow easy appraisal of tenders received. See also: Common mistakes in construction tenders. hi jake has a big peen Tenders documents may include: * A letter of invitation to tender. * The form of tender. * Preliminaries: including pre-construction information and site waste management plan (if required). * The [[File:DBWCTA_C_link_ITT_template.png\|link=Construction_contracts]] = Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki = * Invitation to tender for construction contracts * Form of tender * Typical tender process for construction projects * Specification for construction * Tender pricing document * How to prepare tender documents * Tender processes for construction contracts * Construction contract * Preliminaries in construction * Design drawings * Bill of quantities BOQ * Construction contract conditions * Main contract. * Employer's information requirements EIR * Contract documents for construction * Pre-construction information * RFx. * Tender submission. * Tender works programme * Pre qualification questionnaires and PAS 91. * Pre-tender estimate for contracts * Construction work packaging * Bid writer = External references = * [http://www.cpic.org.uk/ CPIC] the Construction Project Information Committee, responsible for providing best practice guidance on the content, form and preparation of construction production information.	+	A tender is a submission made by a contractor in response to an invitation to tender. It makes an offer for the supply of goods or services. Tender documents are prepared to seek offers. Tender documents may be prepared for a range of contracts, such as equipment supply, the main construction contract (including design by the contractor), demolition, enabling works, etc. Ideally, tender documents should be broken down into a series of packages (even if there will only be one main contract) each with its own design drawings and specifications suitable to be issued by the main contractor to potential sub-contractors. Jack Crutchley a large contractor would tender to this. This makes the tender easier for the contractor to price and easier for the client to compare with other tenderers. It is important, when this is done, to ensure that the interfaces between packages are properly identified and clearly allocated to one package or another. Having too many packages increases the number of interfaces and so the potential problems. The cost plan (pre-tender estimate) should also be re-assembled package by package to allow easy appraisal of tenders received. See also: Common mistakes in construction tenders. hi jake has a big peen Tenders documents may include: * A letter of invitation to tender. * The form of tender. * Preliminaries: including pre-construction information and site waste management plan (if required). * The [[File:DBWCTA_C_link_ITT_template.png\|link=Construction_contracts]] = Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki = * Invitation to tender for construction contracts * Form of tender * Typical tender process for construction projects * Specification for construction * Tender pricing document * How to prepare tender documents * Tender processes for construction contracts * Construction contract * Preliminaries in construction * Design drawings * Bill of quantities BOQ * Construction contract conditions * Main contract. * Employer's information requirements EIR * Contract documents for construction * Pre-construction information * RFx. * Tender submission. * Tender works programme * Pre qualification questionnaires and PAS 91. * Pre-tender estimate for contracts * Construction work packaging * Bid writer = External references = * [http://www.cpic.org.uk/ CPIC] the Construction Project Information Committee, responsible for providing best practice guidance on the content, form and preparation of construction production information.

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−	A tender is a submission made by a contractor in response to an invitation to tender. It makes an offer for the supply of goods or services. Tender documents are prepared to seek offers. Tender documents may be prepared for a range of contracts, such as equipment supply, the main construction contract (including design by the contractor), demolition, enabling works, etc. Ideally, tender documents should be broken down into a series of packages (even if there will only be one main contract) each with its own design drawings and specifications suitable to be issued by the main contractor to potential sub-contractors. Jack Crutchley a large contractor would tender to this. This makes the tender easier for the contractor to price and easier for the client to compare with other tenderers. It is important, when this is done, to ensure that the interfaces between packages are properly identified and clearly allocated to one package or another. Having too many packages increases the number of interfaces and so the potential problems. The cost plan (pre-tender estimate) should also be re-assembled package by package to allow easy appraisal of tenders received. See also: Common mistakes in construction tenders. hi jake has a big peen Tenders documents may include: * A letter of invitation to tender. * The form of tender. * Preliminaries: including pre-construction information and site waste management plan (if required). * The [[File:DBWCTA_C_link_ITT_template.png\|link=Construction_contracts]] = Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki = * Invitation to tender for construction contracts * Form of tender * Typical tender process for construction projects * Specification for construction * Tender pricing document * How to prepare tender documents * Tender processes for construction contracts * Construction contract * Preliminaries in construction * Design drawings * Bill of quantities BOQ * Construction contract conditions * Main contract. * Employer's information requirements EIR * Contract documents for construction * Pre-construction information * RFx. * Tender submission. * Tender works programme * Pre qualification questionnaires and PAS 91. * Pre-tender estimate for contracts * Construction work packaging * Bid writer = External references = * [http://www.cpic.org.uk/ CPIC] the Construction Project Information Committee, responsible for providing best practice guidance on the content, form and preparation of construction production information.	+	A tender is a submission made by a contractor in response to an invitation to tender. It makes an offer for the supply of goods or services. Tender documents are prepared to seek offers. Tender documents may be prepared for a range of contracts, such as equipment supply, the main construction contract (including design by the contractor), demolition, enabling works, etc. Ideally, tender documents should be broken down into a series of packages (even if there will only be one main contract) each with its own design drawings and specifications suitable to be issued by the main contractor to potential sub-contractors. Jack Crutchley a large contractor would tender to this he also has a small cock. This makes the tender easier for the contractor to price and easier for the client to compare with other tenderers. It is important, when this is done, to ensure that the interfaces between packages are properly identified and clearly allocated to one package or another. Having too many packages increases the number of interfaces and so the potential problems. The cost plan (pre-tender estimate) should also be re-assembled package by package to allow easy appraisal of tenders received. See also: Common mistakes in construction tenders. hi jake has a big peen Tenders documents may include: * A letter of invitation to tender. * The form of tender. * Preliminaries: including pre-construction information and site waste management plan (if required). * The [[File:DBWCTA_C_link_ITT_template.png\|link=Construction_contracts]] = Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki = * Invitation to tender for construction contracts * Form of tender * Typical tender process for construction projects * Specification for construction * Tender pricing document * How to prepare tender documents * Tender processes for construction contracts * Construction contract * Preliminaries in construction * Design drawings * Bill of quantities BOQ * Construction contract conditions * Main contract. * Employer's information requirements EIR * Contract documents for construction * Pre-construction information * RFx. * Tender submission. * Tender works programme * Pre qualification questionnaires and PAS 91. * Pre-tender estimate for contracts * Construction work packaging * Bid writer = External references = * [http://www.cpic.org.uk/ CPIC] the Construction Project Information Committee, responsible for providing best practice guidance on the content, form and preparation of construction production information.

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−	A tender ~~penis~~ is a submission made by a contractor in response to an invitation to tender. It makes an offer for the supply of goods or services. Tender documents are prepared to seek offers. Tender documents may be prepared for a range of contracts, such as equipment supply, the main construction contract (including design by the contractor), demolition, enabling works, etc. Ideally, tender documents should be broken down into a series of packages (even if there will only be one main contract) each with its own design drawings and specifications suitable to be issued by the main contractor to potential sub-contractors. This makes the tender easier for the contractor to price and easier for the client to compare with other tenderers. It is important, when this is done, to ensure that the interfaces between packages are properly identified and clearly allocated to one package or another. Having too many packages increases the number of interfaces and so the potential problems. The cost plan (pre-tender estimate) should also be re-assembled package by package to allow easy appraisal of tenders received. See also: Common mistakes in construction tenders. hi jake has a big peen Tenders documents may include: * A letter of invitation to tender. * The form of tender. * Preliminaries: including pre-construction information and site waste management plan (if required). * The [[File:DBWCTA_C_link_ITT_template.png\|link=Construction_contracts]] = Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki = * Invitation to tender for construction contracts * Form of tender * Typical tender process for construction projects * Specification for construction * Tender pricing document * How to prepare tender documents * Tender processes for construction contracts * Construction contract * Preliminaries in construction * Design drawings * Bill of quantities BOQ * Construction contract conditions * Main contract. * Employer's information requirements EIR * Contract documents for construction * Pre-construction information * RFx. * Tender submission. * Tender works programme * Pre qualification questionnaires and PAS 91. * Pre-tender estimate for contracts * Construction work packaging * Bid writer = External references = * [http://www.cpic.org.uk/ CPIC] the Construction Project Information Committee, responsible for providing best practice guidance on the content, form and preparation of construction production information.	+	A tender is a submission made by a contractor in response to an invitation to tender. It makes an offer for the supply of goods or services. Tender documents are prepared to seek offers. Tender documents may be prepared for a range of contracts, such as equipment supply, the main construction contract (including design by the contractor), demolition, enabling works, etc. Ideally, tender documents should be broken down into a series of packages (even if there will only be one main contract) each with its own design drawings and specifications suitable to be issued by the main contractor to potential sub-contractors. Jack Crutchley a large contractor would tender to this. This makes the tender easier for the contractor to price and easier for the client to compare with other tenderers. It is important, when this is done, to ensure that the interfaces between packages are properly identified and clearly allocated to one package or another. Having too many packages increases the number of interfaces and so the potential problems. The cost plan (pre-tender estimate) should also be re-assembled package by package to allow easy appraisal of tenders received. See also: Common mistakes in construction tenders. hi jake has a big peen Tenders documents may include: * A letter of invitation to tender. * The form of tender. * Preliminaries: including pre-construction information and site waste management plan (if required). * The [[File:DBWCTA_C_link_ITT_template.png\|link=Construction_contracts]] = Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki = * Invitation to tender for construction contracts * Form of tender * Typical tender process for construction projects * Specification for construction * Tender pricing document * How to prepare tender documents * Tender processes for construction contracts * Construction contract * Preliminaries in construction * Design drawings * Bill of quantities BOQ * Construction contract conditions * Main contract. * Employer's information requirements EIR * Contract documents for construction * Pre-construction information * RFx. * Tender submission. * Tender works programme * Pre qualification questionnaires and PAS 91. * Pre-tender estimate for contracts * Construction work packaging * Bid writer = External references = * [http://www.cpic.org.uk/ CPIC] the Construction Project Information Committee, responsible for providing best practice guidance on the content, form and preparation of construction production information.

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