CPCCBC6005 — Manage tender developments for major projects

1 Evaluate contract risk.

• 1.1Review and analyse an invitation to tender.
• 1.2Obtain and examine in detail contract documents pertinent to the project.
• 1.3Examine and confirm conditions of contract in accordance with legislative and organisational requirements.
• 1.4Verify the organisation’s current workload to determine capacity to meet contract timelines.
• 1.5Conduct risk analysis and investigate and establish the degree of risk in the project.
• 1.6Consult the management team in relation to likely construction approach and resources.
• 1.7Advise client of the intention or otherwise to submit a tender response.

2 Manage the tender process.

• 2.1Allocate staff members to tender preparation process.
• 2.2Supervise staff contact with subcontractors and suppliers to obtain quotations for services or physical resources.
• 2.3Manage and supervise the development of pre-tender construction or project schedule.

3 Manage the development of human and physical resource costs.

• 3.1Monitor determination of equipment and materials charge-out rates.
• 3.2Manage the establishment of labour rates for elements of work.
• 3.3Analyse project elements to ensure they conform to organisational contracting processes.
• 3.4Arbitrate on rates applied to elements of the work to ensure they compare to relevant existing records of costs.
• 3.5Supervise staff members to ensure appropriate rates are applied to the bill of quantities.
• 3.6Review and monitor extensions of human and physical resource costs to ensure their accurate translation into the estimate summary.
• 3.7Monitor extended values for preliminaries and overheads calculated by staff.
• 3.8Monitor staff to ensure they are calculating and including all supplementary costs.

4 Prepare complete tender documentation and operating margins.

• 4.1Review and assess conditions of contract to ensure there are no variations to the tender.
• 4.2Review and assess subcontractor quotes to ensure there are no variations to the tender.
• 4.3Check and confirm availability of plant and equipment.
• 4.4Confirm delivery schedules and follow up material suppliers.

5 Evaluate tender documentation prior to submission.

• 5.1Supervise and manage staff engaged in the preparation of the schedules which detail the sequence of work.
• 5.2Monitor progress of the tender development for timeliness and accuracy.
• 5.3Review documentation to ensure that the tender is finalised for the client in standard industry format.
• 5.4Appraise final tender documentation for completeness and allocation of critical rates and allowances prior to submission.

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