Drawing and BOQ readiness check

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Early stage

Start with a conversation rather than a quotation. The dimensions and use are usually enough for a first discussion.

0 of 16 inputs ticked. A high score does not produce a quotation on its own: technical scope, commercial terms and delivery expectations are still reviewed manually.

Missing key inputs

These decide the scope

• Project country and site location. Location sets the wind and snow assumptions and the transport route.
• Building use (warehouse, workshop, plant, cold store). Intended use drives the loading assumptions, not just the footprint.
• Overall length, width and eave height. Dimensions give the review its first order of magnitude.
• Required clear span and bay spacing. Span is the input that changes steel weight per square metre the most.
• Design loads or the code the project follows. Loads and the applicable standard decide member sizes and connections.
• Roof and wall system, plus openings. The envelope decides secondary steel, flashings and the interface scope.
• Surface treatment or coating requirement. Corrosion category and dry film thickness change cost and lead time.
• Supply scope: structure only or including envelope. A quotation against the wrong scope cannot be compared with another one.
• Destination port and delivery terms. Port and delivery terms drive packing, container planning and freight.

Also worth preparing

• Architectural or structural drawings
• BOQ or member schedule
• Crane capacity, class and hook height (if any)
• Special requirements (temperature, fire, seismic)
• Packing or marking requirements
• Site unloading equipment and sequence
• Target delivery window

Next step

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