Commercial Costing & Tender Support

Support with project costing, BOQs, rate build-ups, tender pricing and commercial reviews to strengthen project pricing decisions.

Who this service is for

Contractors and project teams preparing quotations, tenders or project pricing where the cost basis needs to be clearly understood.

Signs this review may be relevant

Project costs are difficult to validate

Rate build-ups need clearer supporting logic

A tender requires a detailed pricing review

Cost assumptions are creating uncertainty

Project pricing needs an independent commercial check

What the review covers

Project costing and pricing assumptions

BOQs and scope quantities

Rate build-ups

Tender pricing

Commercial risks and cost considerations

How the process works

01 Understand the project scope
Review the work being priced, the available information and the commercial requirement.
02 Review the cost basis
Assess quantities, rates, assumptions and the inputs supporting the project price.
03 Identify pricing gaps
Highlight unclear allowances, missing considerations or areas requiring further review.
04 Review the commercial position
Discuss the findings and how they affect the proposed project pricing.
05 Refine the pricing basis
Provide practical recommendations to support a clearer and more informed submission.

What you receive

A clearer view of the project cost basis, key pricing assumptions and commercial areas that should be addressed before submission or commitment.

How to prepare

Project scope or tender documentation

BOQ where available

Existing rate build-ups or pricing

Known commercial or costing concerns

Questions about this service

Can you review a tender before it is submitted?

Yes. The pricing, BOQ, rate build-ups and key assumptions can be reviewed before submission to identify areas that may need attention.

Can you assist with rate build-ups?

Yes. Support can include reviewing the inputs and assumptions used to build project rates.

Do we need a completed BOQ before starting?

Not necessarily. The available project information can be reviewed first to determine what is still required.

Can you tell us whether a project will be profitable?

The review can strengthen the cost and pricing basis, but actual profitability also depends on project execution, commercial terms and costs incurred during delivery.

Next step

Start with the project, the pricing requirement and where you need greater commercial clarity.

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