Construction Proposal

Construction Proposal

Introduction

This construction proposal of describes all the possible designs of first and second floor of this private house. The present proposal discusses the direction of remodelling of a building, which is one of the vernacular architectures in the modern society. This new double story design is especially important as a unit which is characteristic of an urban area. It is constructed densely on a slim site with both side walls touching adjacent houses. Although there are wide variations, the average type has three rooms lined in a row from the entrance to the back and has a small rear garden. The frequency of this type is overwhelming.

Bids

Bids for this private house will be evaluated on competitive grounds. Because bid evaluation and comparison are limited to price and other price-related factors only, the decision cycle is shorter than other competitive procurement methods that have to deal with more complex, non-price-related evaluation factors. The details that are provided by Dancoby Fine Renovations Inc. as part of a construction proposal are designed to provide sufficient information to allow the recipient to make a decision between multiple project designs and builders. In addition, this same set of proposal documents will be submitted to the planning and permissions board for the city or region that provides the permission required to go ahead with the project. As part of the construction proposal, the original tender documents are always included. Although this may seem like a waste of paper, there is a legal reason for this. The proposal is provided as a response to a purchasing request. The inclusion of the tender documents removes any possible confusion regarding which project the submission is for. Even in the event that the wrong project number is on the proposal, the tender documents over-ride that information.

The following characteristics are important from an environmental point of view:

Demolition

Demolition and removal of all doorsDemolition and removal of all wood and vinyl floorsDemolition and removal of 11x17 living room Ceilings and wallsDemolition and removal of 5x7 bathroom Demolition and removal for 8x17 kitchen

Overview

Many designs of buildings have been rapidly remodelled since the end of the 9/11, and have been greatly changed, e.g., from the double story or triple story building to the ordinary floor in order to increase floor area, or from sliding partitions to rigid walls. The reason for such kinds of remodelling is that the original type plan is ...