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When to bring us in / 03 Award

Carry the award decision into the scope.

An award-stage handoff would be built around one scope boundary the project team wants settled before execution.

How an award-stage review would be framed. The brief would be built around one decision, with the documents that control it set side by side and handed to the person who owns the call. This stage sits in our direction, not in what we scope today. The Company page describes where it is headed.

Illustrative brief. Composite example, not customer work.

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Decision desk / 03

Award decision desk

Does the intended mechanical award include controls wiring between the roof units and the building controller?

Stage
Award
Decision gate
Before subcontract execution
Project owner
Project manager
Record state
Open question

The source record

Mechanical scope sheet / Item 18

The scope sheet assigns controls wiring to the mechanical trade.

Mechanical proposal / Exclusion 7

The proposal excludes controls power and interconnecting wiring.

The review question

Resolve the controls wiring boundary before award.

The review would flag the conflict, draft the clarification, and leave final approval with the team.

Project team action

Record the decision at the gate.

Owner
Project manager
Timing
Before subcontract execution
Action
The project manager aligns the proposal and scope sheet, then carries the accepted boundary into the subcontract exhibit.
Record
Award recommendation and subcontract exhibit

ChangeGuard work products are advisory and do not replace the judgment of the project team, designer, estimator, legal counsel, or other qualified professionals.

Direction

Part of the direction, not a service today.

A review at this stage is part of the direction described on the Company page. It is not scoped or offered today, and this page does not create availability.

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