In this module, we cover …

• your preliminary agreement
• the scope of your PAC Process
• pre-construction process + feedback
• your proposal
• templates to use

This Module contains:

• your video webinar
• audio version is also available
• PDF download of Module 03 slides
• PAC Agreement PDF
• Proposal Example PDF

Watch the video to learn more, and below, you can also download a PDF of the slides and the audio from this presentation.

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WEBINAR CHAT:

13:10:21     From Ross Freiberg : Comms should be part of the Cert 4

13:14:47     From Dave Maurer : Any chance that script you just mentioned regarding being frank and upfront you could possibly type out or is similar to this outlined in the modules? Ta

13:17:22     From chrisfroggatt : Has a client ever asked for a tender as part of the box that is ticked on the pre-lim contract?PAC does not go as far as providing a tender does it?

13:18:45     From Ross Freiberg : what about town planning?

13:45:52     From Radius Matt : Some builders’ jobs could be considered a crime scene.

13:47:20     From Amelia Lee : LOL Matt

13:48:25     From Ross Freiberg : ha, that’s my mate’s house!

13:50:07     From Greg Alexander : So an allowance is like a PC or Provisional sum?

13:50:23     From Ross Freiberg : that’s right Greg

13:51:05     From Craig stuart : They will be broken down to PC & PS in your contract

13:53:56     From Ross Freiberg : Do you generally have the Designer or architect at the initial meeting?

13:54:00     From Matt Menichelli : what would you suggest is a ballpark fee that is generally accepted for the PAC. naturally every jobs different, but is 5-10k appropriate?

13:54:01     From Dave Maurer : cheers for that

13:56:48     From Radius Matt : Is that QS sample on the site yet?  Just looking for it.

13:59:24     From Ross Freiberg : It’s Aaron I’m, looking to work with by the way

14:01:29     From Matt Menichelli : good to know my thinking of the fee was in the range! definitely incentive to put the time and effort into the prelim process

14:02:54     From Dave Maurer : I guess for me charging for quotes it all comes back to runs on the board for me. Having only completed a couple of new builds I feel as though any new opportunities to cost unique projects is as much of a learning experience for me also to get more congruent on figures and costs to become quicker in the process. New Architects will always want to see these past projects but I feel as though I need to move past more mental hurdles first until I’ve got some more years under my belt

14:05:09     From Radius Matt : Dave, you’re still more experienced than the client.  I still need to remind myself of this.

14:06:30     From Ross Freiberg : I feel exactly the same Dave.  The designer can be a huge ally in helping you through the process

14:06:55     From Matt Menichelli : dave, doesn’t matter how many blokes youre pricing against, if you’re the only builder that shows you actually care about the build, chances are youre in the front running to win the job

14:08:26     From Radius Matt : Duayne, do many new leads still reject your process?

14:10:45     From Travis Griffiths : I’m feeling more and more confident the more I hear. this process is a protection for those with less experience because you will have time to go through and be sure everything is covered.

14:11:44     From Ross Freiberg : yep, glad I’ve found out about it at the front end of my career

14:11:55     From Travis Griffiths : same

14:13:11     From Craig stuart : Great information, awesome process

14:14:48     From Travis Griffiths : we are house doctors. but not on call.

14:15:14     From Amelia Lee : I like that Travis 🙂

14:18:32     From Gavin : Thanks guys

14:18:36     From Grant Jennings : Thank you! 🙂

14:18:41     From Luke Doecke : great meeting guys. Thanks heaps

14:18:42     From Greg Alexander : Thanks

14:18:46     From George McGarry : Thanks