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- VIDEO: Post tender review
- ACTIVITY: Test your learning
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What is a post-tender review?
When assessments are first accepted onto site, your site team can undertake a post tender review. A post tender review covers the on-site project areas assessment overview, rate build, bill of quantities and fixed costs. These can be reviewed and updated to ensure the onsite project reflect the realities of the project now it is on-site and ready to be delivered.
Post tender review
The following video (23 mins) covers:
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The post tender review workflow (1:17)
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Introducing the post tender review process (3:00)
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How to change the onsite 'Assessment configuration' (6:02)
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How to re-cost the assessment (7:52)
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How to re-scope assessment (11:27)
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How to re-measure the assessment (14:49)
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How to convert labour from measures to time (or vice versa) (17:00)
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How to add an onsite variation (19:31)
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How to mark the post tender review ready for site (optional) (21:21)
Test your learning
Now that you have learned more about post tender reviews, try it out for yourself. The following activity documents contain practice examples to apply what you've learned.
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- Previous topic: Creating & managing tenders
- Next topic: Handling variations
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