Procurement

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Across
  1. 3. Tender limited to invited firms chosen by the client.
  2. 4. Plans, elevations, and sections showing what is to be built.
  3. 6. The competitive process of submitting a tender price.
  4. 7. Tendering process open to any qualified contractor.
  5. 10. A measured list of work items needed for pricing a project.
  6. 12. Formal offer to complete work for an agreed price.
  7. 16. Document where contractors enter cost details for each work item.
  8. 17. Budget reserved for unexpected risks or unknowns.
  9. 19. An allowance for work whose scope is uncertain at tender stage.
  10. 20. Initial document showing a firm's interest in tendering.
  11. 22. Single firm responsible for both design and construction.
  12. 23. Site setup and management costs before main construction works begin.
Down
  1. 1. A fixed total price agreed before construction begins.
  2. 2. Innovative off-site or automated construction techniques.
  3. 5. Contractor appointed early; final price agreed later once details are known.
  4. 8. An approximate cost forecast produced early in a project.
  5. 9. Written documents describing materials, standards and workmanship.
  6. 11. Tender in which all information is issued at once for final pricing.
  7. 13. Procurement route where the contractor leads the development.
  8. 14. Indirect business costs such as office, insurance, admin.
  9. 15. Lists outlining tasks, materials or timelines.
  10. 18. A fixed price offer for a clearly defined piece of work.
  11. 21. Construction and design overlap to shorten the programme.