Award to site · For project managers and design leads after award
Award to mobilisation, every scope traced to the contract.
The pack reads the award and the contract, drafts the specification, the scope, the enquiry pack and the bill, and tracks the returns. Your project manager and QS approve each one before it goes to the supply chain.

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The workflow
Award letter in. A structured handover for mobilisation.
Five stages run in order, each one a gate. Your project manager clears it before the next begins.
Stage 1 of 5 · Award intake

Day One
Open the stage exampleStage 2 of 5 · Specification and design intent

Fine Print
Open the stage exampleStage 3 of 5 · Scope and enquiry

Market Day
Open the stage exampleStage 4 of 5 · BoQ and procurement

The Ledger
Open the stage exampleStage 5 of 5 · Pre-mobilisation check

Green Light
Open the stage exampleAward intakeStage 1 of 5
Day One
The award letter, the contract and the tender baseline are read and the project set up: parties, dates, scope and the obligations register.
Project manager confirms the set-up
Open the stage exampleSpecification and design intentStage 2 of 5
Fine Print
The project specification and the design intent drafted from the contract documents, every clause traced to its source.
Design lead confirms the intent
Open the stage exampleScope and enquiryStage 3 of 5
Market Day
The scope decomposed into packages and the supplier enquiry pack assembled for each, ready to go to market.
QS approves the packages
Open the stage exampleBoQ and procurementStage 4 of 5
The Ledger
The unpriced bill and the procurement tracker, returns analysed and reviewed as they come back.
QS reviews the returns
Open the stage examplePre-mobilisation checkStage 5 of 5
Green Light
Completeness, consistency and readiness checked across the pack before the site team takes it over.
Project manager signs the handover
Open the stage example
What comes back
Eight documents from award to mobilisation, all reading from the same contract.
The specification, the scope, the enquiry pack and the bill are drafted from the same traced award, so the supply chain prices the job you were awarded.
- Stages
- 05
- Documents
- 08
- Review
- Named
Worked example on a fictional job.








The Pre-Con Pack
Worked example · BAI-PCP
- Project specification3 pages
- Detailed scope of works3 pages
- Design intent3 pages
- M&E supplier enquiry pack3 pages
- Unpriced bill of quantities3 pages
- Project delivery plan3 pages
- Tender return analysis3 pages
- Tender return review3 pages
Worked example on a sample award: an M&E package on a commercial fit-out, taken from award letter to mobilisation. The full documents are on the worked-example page, one link from the top of this one.
Open the worked exampleWho signs
The pack assembles the baseline. Your PM and QS set it.
The pack assembles the baseline
Award letter, contract and tender documents in; the specification, the scope, the enquiry pack and the bill out as drafts, every clause traced.
Your PM and QS set it
What the contract means, how the scope is packaged and which returns to accept stay with your project manager and QS.
The handed-over pack locks
Each document is recorded against the project with who signed it. An edit after approval voids it and asks for it again.
The gates, by role
Stage 1 of 5 · Day One
Project manager confirms the set-up
Open the stage exampleStage 5 of 5 · Green Light
Project manager signs the handover
Open the stage example
Stage 2 of 5 · Fine Print
Design lead confirms the intent
Open the stage example
Stage 3 of 5 · Market Day
QS approves the packages
Open the stage exampleStage 4 of 5 · The Ledger
QS reviews the returns
Open the stage example
Where it runs
The pack runs in The Plant Room, stage by stage, gate by gate.
Your delivery team sees each stage of pre-construction, who cleared it and what is next to run. The tender you won lands here from Bidroom in a Box.
The Plant Room →05 / Questions
Before we talk.
Questions teams ask about this pack. The 30-minute call covers the rest.
Does this replace our project managers' judgement?
No. Pre-Con structures the document workflow: the methodology, programme template, risk register and sub-let strategy. Your project managers and pre-con leads make the calls; the pack ensures those calls land in the right place, traceable to the bid and signed off by a competent reviewer.
How does it integrate with our programme tool (Asta, P6, MS Project)?
Pre-Con's programme template is tool-agnostic at the structure level: it defines the activity breakdown and dependencies. Your existing programme tool consumes that structure; we do not replace the scheduling tool, we replace the bespoke template every PM rebuilds from scratch.
Is this only for main contractors?
No. The pack is designed for main contractors and larger M&E sub-contractors with their own pre-construction phase. The methodology template adapts; the agreed issue cadence and competent-reviewer sign-off still hold.
Build a clearer route from award to site.
Tell us about the award, the contract and where the work gets held up. Arrange a 30-minute call to explore the next step.
How the commercial model works →