Start with the service requirement
Architecture, engineering design, DPR preparation, supervision and PMC are not interchangeable scopes. Identify the service you offer and review the project application and delivery structure.
For your business
Find projects before the professional appointments are made.
Research developments that may require architectural, design, engineering or project-management services. Use early milestones and appointment information to assess whether your expertise and sector experience fit the opportunity.
Designed around your next decision
Make your project research more relevant.
Watch the appointment window
Early-stage activity or an appointment in progress can justify further research. An already-appointed lead consultant does not necessarily close every specialist role, but the remaining scope must be confirmed.
Prepare a relevant approach
Use the promoter, project type, location and available scope to explain your suitability. For formal tenders, check the original eligibility and submission requirements before investing in a proposal.
Put it into practice
Build a repeatable research workflow.
Define your expertise
Select the disciplines and project applications you can serve.
Shortlist the right stage
Review planning, design and appointment activity.
Identify the client
Establish whether the promoter or another appointed firm commissions the service.
Confirm the open scope
Check that the appointment or specialist requirement remains available.
Helpful answers
Questions, answered.
A clearer understanding before you get started.
Does an architect appointment close all consultancy opportunities?
Not necessarily. Engineering, MEP, project management or specialist services can involve separate appointments. Confirm the actual scope and commissioning organisation.
Can we track consultant appointment stages?
Appointment tracking and milestone information help research relevant developments, subject to the details available for each project.
Is an appointment-in-progress record an invitation to tender?
No. It is project-stage information. Confirm the procurement route and whether an official invitation or request for proposal has been issued.
Keep exploring
Connect the next part of your workflow.
Make it relevant to your business
Your next opportunity starts with the right project.
Tell us what you sell, where you operate and when you need to enter. See a demonstration around your business.