Subcontractor Appraisal
Definition
A subcontractor appraisal (or post-project review) is a formal assessment of a subcontractor's performance on a completed project, typically evaluating quality, programme adherence, commercial conduct, communication, and safety record.
In construction tendering, this means...
Subcontractor appraisals are the foundation of a GC's preferred sub register. Without them, performance knowledge stays in people's heads and walks out the door when staff leave. Consistent appraisals allow GCs to identify their most reliable partners across each trade, make better tender list decisions, and address recurring issues before they become expensive problems.
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Takshy automates the parts of the tendering process that involve subcontractor appraisal, extracting scope, managing documents, and keeping your workflow organised from first document to final award.
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