Bid and scope review
Review drawings, specifications, finish schedules, alternates, and division boundaries before pricing.
Commercial + government
Commercial Stone Fabrication Built for Execution
Commercial contractors, architects, and public-sector project teams need clear scope, coordinated fabrication, professional installation, and surface work that fits the construction process.
Invite Thompson to bidUseful starting information
01Drawings and specifications02Addenda and bid instructions03Finish schedule04Current construction schedule
Serious execution
The finish package treated as part of the construction process.
Approved scope, submittals, field conditions, procurement, installation, and closeout all need to align with the larger construction sequence.
Capabilities
The surface scope, managed as construction work.
Practical responsibilities made visible before they become field problems.
Submittal coordination
Organize material, color, edge, layout, and product information around the approved project requirements.
Schedule accountability
Tie procurement, field verification, fabrication, and installation to the construction sequence and current readiness.
Closeout documentation
Track completion items and required project records through final handoff.
Working sequence
One clear path from scope to closeout.
Bid documents
Provide the current drawings, specifications, addenda, schedule, and bid instructions.
Scope confirmation
Resolve exclusions, alternates, dependencies, submittals, and schedule assumptions.
Field verification
Confirm substrate, support, access, openings, and site conditions before release.
Install and closeout
Coordinate field work, document exceptions, and complete the surface package.
Send the bid set, plans, finish schedule, or project documents.
We will identify the information needed for a disciplined surface scope and credible next step.
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