Handover Capability

Reinstatement Project Capability

Removal and making-good work planned around an agreed premises handover condition.

Reinstatement

Capability Overview

How This Type of Project Can Be Scoped

Reinstatement should work from the required return condition, not from an assumption that every tenant item must be removed. The scope can identify additions to remove, base elements to retain and the floor, wall, ceiling or service-point making-good required after removal.

The confirmed work should be based on the actual property rather than on a pre-set package. Dimensions, existing conditions, retained items, access and the intended end condition can change the sequence and the work required.

Typical Work Scope

Activities That May Form Part of the Project

  • tenant-item removal
  • partition and ceiling making-good
  • floor repair or restoration
  • surface preparation and painting
  • handover review

Planning Considerations

Points to Confirm Early

  • landlord requirements
  • base-building items to retain
  • waste-removal access
  • completion before handover

Only relevant work should be included. Specialist, regulated or property-specific requirements should be identified for the actual project where applicable.

Related Services

Services Commonly Connected to This Capability

Quotation Planning

Project Information Matters More Than a Generic Price

Quotation depends on the confirmed scope, site condition, dimensions, material requirements, access, removal and project complexity. For multi-trade work, the order of activities and the interfaces between them can also affect the final scope.

Provide the site address, property type, affected areas, current condition, intended result, preferred timing and useful drawings or measurements where available.