What to provide.
- Current drawings, room or product schedules and version dates.
- Supplier quotations, product links and existing approval records.
- Known site dimensions, installation notes and destination constraints.
- The responsibilities already agreed with designers, suppliers or local professionals.
What the review looks for.
The review looks for conflicting versions, unverified dimensions, missing decision owners, incomplete supplier information, packing assumptions and absent handover details. The goal is to identify the gap—not to erase work that is already usable.
How roles stay clear.
Existing designers and suppliers retain responsibility for their own work, documents, specifications, warranties and contracts. The client must also have the right to share any drawing, quotation or supplier material provided for review.