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Use when acquisition findings need to become provisional work packages for cost assessment. Prepare before inserting remediation allowances into a purchase evaluation or asking contractors for comparable indicative prices.
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Acquisition Remedial Works Scope
Define evidence-based remedial work packages for acquisition cost assessment while preserving estimate uncertainty.
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What it helps you decide
The scope gives estimators a traceable basis for pricing remedial needs. It separates necessary corrections from elective improvements and keeps concealed conditions, shutdowns and uncertain quantities visible in the estimate.
How to complete it
- Connect each Remedial package to Finding / evidence and describe Provisional scope. Keep buyer upgrades separate through Excluded improvement rather than merging them with defects.
- State Quantity status and Access / shutdown constraints using measured evidence and identified unknowns. Include dependencies affecting temporary works, access and shared enabling activities.
- Set Costing instruction and Verification needed, linking the buyer's cost model. Explain what evidence or design development is required before procurement or execution reliance.
Who prepares and reviews it
The technical due-diligence lead prepares packages with discipline engineers and cost specialists. Operations contributes access and outage constraints; qualified designers later develop execution details, while the buyer authorizes further investigation or expenditure.
A mistake to avoid
Presenting an acquisition allowance as an execution-ready design hides unknown quantities and access constraints that may materially alter the eventual remedial package.
Illustrative example
Illustrative example: a survey identifies roof drainage defects at a factory being acquired. The provisional scope describes evidenced replacement areas and uncertain concealed connections, with access restrictions over production. The estimator develops a qualified cost basis, and the buyer decides which additional survey is worth commissioning before negotiation.
Document contents
- Document control and decision owner
- Evidence, scope and applicability
- Finding and scope link
- Quantity and access basis
- Costing boundary
- Uncertainty and verification
- Open points, competent review and decision
- Project records
- Preparation, review and approval
Required inputs
- Project / asset identity, assessment date, scope and authorized decision owner
- Verified source documents with exact revision and record locators
- Asset-specific due-diligence findings
- Proposed buyer operating requirements
- Available measured quantities and access constraints
- Estimate assumptions and specialist recommendations
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