u/_littledonut

How to make tender markups look more professional?

Hi,

I recently started working for a NZ subcontractor and I've been figuring out a way to present my markups better for the client and the team. While I'd like the markups to be equally informative for the client, myself (in case the project returns), and the foreman, I know that sometimes less is more.

I'm thinking of the following options but please feel free to suggest on how you do yours. I believe a put-together markups help win projects and I want to win bids for my company.

Option A. Limit the pages and where blow up detail is necessary, just include a screenshot of the detail and attach on the demarcation page.

Option B. Keep pages as clean as possible - only legends and take-off demarcations. Other details leave in separate pages and highlight necessary information allowed/excluded.

Option C. Limit pages and only present demarcations. Details on references to be kept in my own copy to be shared with the team but not with the client.

Keen to getting insights from different QS perspectives - client QS, MC/SC QS, and QS's everywhere especially NZ/AU/UK as they probably have the same preferences. Thanks heaps!

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