Use the same route across recurring building programmes.
External repair programmes
Brickwork, pointing, render, windows, decorations, access and occupied-building constraints.
Roofs & envelope
Pitched and flat roofs, leadwork, façades, balconies, rainwater goods and remedial packages.
Internal refurbishment
Common parts, vacant units, commercial areas, cyclical upgrades and multi-trade packages.
Survey-led remediation
Turn survey findings and schedules into a contractor-readable project opportunity.
Multiple properties
Keep project records separate while reusing a consistent procurement approach across a portfolio.
Professional-team projects
Use BuildConnect alongside surveyors, architects, engineers and QSs without replacing their appointments.
Do not retype it from scratch.
Upload the key PDFs to Project Concierge. Review the draft, fill the commercial gaps and move it into project posting.
Open Project ConciergeFind surveyors, engineers and other built-environment professionals.
Some planned works need further investigation, design or cost planning before contractor procurement.
Browse professionalsPrepare a useful first brief for maintenance and refurbishment works.
You do not need a completed tender pack to begin. Identify the information you have and the gaps that still need professional review. For occupied buildings and multi-property portfolios, these details help contractors assess whether an opportunity suits their expertise and capacity.
Work scope and documents
Describe roofs, façades, windows, internal works or repairs. Note whether condition surveys, photographs, drawings or a schedule of works exist and whether they are current.
Property access and residents
Identify occupied areas, resident access requirements, scaffolding or lifting constraints, working hours, deliveries and any areas requiring specialist investigation.
Budget, timing and approvals
Provide an indicative value band, preferred start window, known permissions and decision-making process. Ask your professional team to review technical and statutory requirements.
A draft remains private until you submit it for review. An anonymised public opportunity can be requested separately and is optional. Your organisation or an authorised representative remains responsible for project information and contractor appointments.
Have maintenance, repair or refurbishment work to procure?
Begin with a general location, the work required, approximate value and a short scope. Your team can add drawings, schedules and site details later. A draft is private; after free client registration, you choose whether to submit it for review and whether to request an anonymised public opportunity.
Public exposure is optional and off by default. Direct client contacts and exact addresses are not included in the public project description, and contractor introductions remain under the client's control. Please do not email resident details or confidential project documents; use the protected project workflow when ready.