Advisory
Scoped quotation
For early decisions, independent review, and clearly bounded technical questions.
- Named technical lead
- Defined question or review scope
- Workshop or site review
- Written findings and actions
- Optional follow-up session
The right structure for the work.
Three adaptable commercial models for service organizations. Amounts are intentionally presented as quotation-based because real industrial scope must be understood first.
Choose an engagement
Clear responsibility at every scale.
These plans communicate scope and commercial structure without pretending complex engineering work can always be bought from a fixed online price list.
Project delivery
Milestone proposal
For a defined package requiring coordinated engineering, production, or installation.
- Accountable project manager
- Requirements and risk register
- Stage-gate deliverables
- Schedule and cost reporting
- Quality and acceptance plan
- Controlled change process
Program partner
Framework agreement
For portfolios, recurring work, or embedded capability across multiple sites.
- Dedicated program governance
- Flexible multidisciplinary capacity
- Common standards and reporting
- Portfolio prioritization
- Continuous improvement reviews
- Agreed response levels
Compare
What changes between models.
| Feature | Advisory | Project delivery | Program partner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical duration | Days to weeks | Weeks to months | Ongoing |
| Commercial basis | Fixed or time-based | Milestone proposal | Framework rates |
| Governance | Technical lead | Project manager | Program board |
| Best for | One decision | One defined outcome | Portfolio capacity |
| Change management | Simple addendum | Controlled process | Portfolio reprioritization |
Common questions
Scope before price.
We begin by understanding the operating need, available information, constraints, schedule, and responsibility split. That keeps proposals comparable and avoids false certainty.
Read all FAQsCan a model be combined?
Yes. An advisory phase can close uncertainty before a project proposal, and completed projects can move into a program framework.
Are travel and third-party costs included?
Proposals state inclusions clearly. Pass-through costs are identified before authorization and are not hidden inside vague allowances.
Is the quoted price binding?
That depends on scope maturity and the selected commercial basis. Assumptions, exclusions, and change rules are documented in every proposal.
Start with scope
Find the model that fits.