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Preparing an engineering consultancy brief

A clear brief supports the first discussion and helps define services suited to your programme. Here is what to gather before contacting an engineering practice.

Preparing an engineering consultancy brief

Describe the programme and its uses

Specify the location, building type, intended uses and estimated floor areas. State whether the project involves a new building, extension, refurbishment or change of use.

Share the available documents

Architectural drawings, existing-building surveys, site photographs and previous studies can help explain the project. For an existing building, identify missing documents so their absence can be considered when defining the services.

Set out the constraints

Communicate the intended schedule, budget if available, access restrictions and any need to keep the building operating during works. Distinguish objectives from decisions already made.

Define the services and deliverables

Identify the disciplines and stages required: feasibility, design, detailing or supervision. Deliverables, stakeholder interfaces and the boundaries of each service should be agreed in the proposal.

This is general guidance. Required studies and services are defined according to the programme and site conditions.
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