BOQ review
Provide item descriptions, quantities, units and specification references.
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Building materials and project supply enquiries, from your bill of quantities to specification and delivery requirements.
01 / OVERVIEW
A useful supply enquiry connects quantities with specifications, delivery timing and site requirements. Share your BOQ or material schedule so the requested items can be reviewed against a clear brief. Product availability, alternatives and commercial terms are confirmed in the quotation.
The final service scope, availability and commercial terms are confirmed in a written proposal.
02 / SERVICE SCOPE
A clear starting point for your enquiry.
Each requirement is reviewed individually.
Provide item descriptions, quantities, units and specification references.
Discuss your required materials, approved specifications and project use.
Identify mandatory requirements and whether alternatives may be considered.
Share location, target dates and unloading or access constraints.
03 / OUR APPROACH
Define the work. Coordinate the details. Agree the next step.
Capture quantities, units and the required specifications.
Confirm what is quoted and any exclusions or alternatives.
Discuss timelines and site receiving arrangements.
04 / PREPARE YOUR ENQUIRY
Have these details ready when you contact HBA:
05 / USEFUL INFORMATION
The preview accepts PDF, XLSX and DOCX files up to 5 MB locally. Sending the BOQ will be enabled when HBA’s enquiry channel is connected.
Identify where alternatives are acceptable in your enquiry. Any proposed alternative should be reviewed against the project specifications before approval.
PLAN YOUR ENQUIRY
Discuss your materials & project supply requirements with HBA before confirming the work.
Contractors, procurement teams and property owners sourcing materials against a defined requirement.
Your BOQ or material schedule, quantities, specifications, preferred brands, delivery location and target date.
A quotation identifying proposed items, quantities, availability, delivery assumptions and commercial terms.
The final scope, pricing and timing are confirmed in the written quotation. Any site assessment or specialist requirement will be discussed before work is agreed.