Tender and specification review
Clarify inclusions, exclusions, material responsibilities and drawing revisions.
Coordinated tile procurement, substrate preparation, wall and floor installation and handover for commercial projects.
One clearly scoped specialist package helps main contractors coordinate the tiling works. TileSPEC reviews the drawings, finish schedules, procurement needs and site programme before pricing.
We price appropriate projects from the drawings, specification, substrate information and programme. Any work outside the agreed tiling package is identified before commitment.
Clarify inclusions, exclusions, material responsibilities and drawing revisions.
Consider lead times, deliveries, storage, access and programme dependencies.
Coordinate installation, progress reporting, inspections and planned handover works.
A supply-and-install tiling package can reduce interface gaps for the main contractor, provided the scope is written clearly. Tile procurement, substrate readiness, installation, design clarifications and handover responsibilities need to be identified before the programme depends on them.
Review drawings, specification, quantities, areas, access, phasing and tender clarifications. Record inclusions, provisional items and exclusions against the current document revisions.
Identify tile selections, quantities, lead times, delivery restrictions, storage, waste routes and the party responsible for breakages and replacements.
Agree whether uplift, repairs, levelling, boarding, membranes, waterproofing and protection form part of the package. Sequence work by area with measurable handovers.
Define progress reporting, variations approval, inspection records, snagging, protection and final sign-off requirements.
The more complete the information, the fewer unresolved assumptions in the proposed tiling scope. Drawings and documents can be included through our secure enquiry form.
A single specialist package is not an unlimited all-risks allowance. Design responsibility, unknown substrates, programme acceleration, standby, rework caused by other trades and late specification changes require explicit agreement.
We can consider a joined-up procurement, preparation and installation package where the selections and commercial terms are agreed.
Yes, subject to a workable sequence, suitable handover of areas, material availability and agreed site resources.
Changed drawings, unknown conditions and additional works should be raised and approved through the project's agreed variation procedure before proceeding.
Send drawings, specifications and your working programme for review.