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Apollo NZ GlobalStart Project Brief

International Development & Humanitarian Infrastructure · Programme Supply & Procurement

Turn an RFP, BOQ, drawing set or multi-site programme into a controlled international supply package.

Apollo can work from formal procurement documents or an early-stage project brief. The role is to organise product selection, manufacturer qualification, technical evidence, package interfaces, consolidation, international freight and local installation information so procurement teams can move from a broad programme requirement toward a clearer, auditable supply scope.

RFP + BOQ reviewManufacturer qualificationInternational supply coordination
International programme procurement, technical documentation and logistics planning

Quick project answers

Apollo can enter the project at different levels of definition.

A complete tender package is useful, but it is not required before the first review. What matters is knowing which inputs are confirmed, which remain provisional and who owns the unresolved decisions.
01

Can Apollo work directly from an RFP?

Yes. The RFP can be reviewed against the relevant Apollo product and manufacturer pathways, with scope gaps, evidence requirements, local interfaces and commercial assumptions identified before a supplier package is assembled.

02

Can Apollo work from a bill of quantities?

Yes. A BOQ can form the commercial starting point, but technical descriptions, drawings, destination criteria, installation scope and substitutions still need to be checked so the priced item matches the required outcome.

03

Can several product categories be combined?

Yes. A programme can include housing, modular buildings, sanitation, clinics, classrooms, sports, public realm, shade or other qualified systems. Different manufacturers can be coordinated under one project schedule without pretending they are one technical system.

04

Does Apollo take over local design or statutory approvals?

No. Apollo can coordinate manufacturer data and supply documentation, while project-specific local engineering, statutory design, approvals, civil works, utility design and installation responsibility remain with the appointed project team unless a separate written scope states otherwise.

Project pathways

What Apollo can work from.

Send the information you already have. Missing items can remain visible as open project inputs rather than being hidden inside assumptions.

01

Current Apollo Products & Systems

Review the live housing, modular building, public-realm, resilience and community-recreation product pathways before building the procurement schedule.

Open product directory
02

RFPs & Tender Documents

Employer requirements, tender schedules, procurement conditions, submission forms, technical clauses and project-specific return requirements.

Upload RFP
03

Bills of Quantities

Item schedules, quantities, provisional items, alternates and package breakdowns that need supplier and technical mapping.

Upload BOQ
04

Architectural Drawings

Plans, elevations, sections, room schedules, dimensions and design intent used to identify suitable standard systems and necessary customisation.

Upload drawings
05

Technical Specifications

Structure, fire, thermal, corrosion, accessibility, electrical, plumbing, finishes, standards and documentation requirements.

Upload specifications
06

Programme Schedules

Required design, approval, manufacturing, shipping, installation and handover milestones, including phased procurement.

Start programme brief
07

Donor / Project Requirements

Applicable procurement rules, supplier declarations, ethical requirements, technical evidence schedules and project-specific forms provided by the responsible funding or delivery organisation.

Review official starting points
08

Multi-Site Rollout Schedules

Site groups, dwelling or building types, quantities, regional differences, pilot phases, production batches and destination-specific logistics.

Plan pilot + rollout
09

Early Project Briefs

A project can begin with country, site, users, quantities, building types, approximate areas, programme and known hazards even before the tender package is complete.

Build early brief

Project priorities

The procurement value is in controlling interfaces, not simply collecting factory prices.

01

Normalise the scope

Make quotations comparable by separating included, excluded and provisional structure, finishes, services, freight, installation, documentation and local works.

02

Qualify the manufacturer

Check legal identity, factory role, technical capability, evidence, quality control, realistic capacity, project references, packing and after-sales support.

03

Protect technical evidence

Calculations, test reports, material data and compliance claims should relate to the exact proposed system and project configuration.

04

Control substitutions

Alternative products or systems should be identified explicitly and reviewed against the original project criteria rather than accepted because they appear commercially similar.

05

Separate local responsibilities

Foundations, utilities, local engineering, import, unloading, assembly, commissioning and approvals need named owners before order release.

06

Plan programme scale

Pilot, first batch, repeat production and multi-site releases need change control, QA records, packing standards and a defined approval process.

How Apollo fits

Apollo programme-supply pathway.

Apollo NZ Global provides commercial international product and project supply. Procurement rules, donor requirements, statutory design, local engineering, approvals, site works, installation and programme governance remain project-specific responsibilities unless expressly included in a written scope.

01

1. Intake + document review

Receive the RFP, BOQ, drawings, specifications, programme schedule or early project brief and identify missing inputs.

02

2. Product selection

Map each package to appropriate Apollo product families, standard systems and application pathways without forcing unsuitable products into the brief.

03

3. Manufacturer qualification

Review proposed manufacturing partners against technical capability, evidence, capacity, QA, logistics and project history.

04

4. Technical documentation

Coordinate the supplier-return package: drawings, product data, calculations where required, material build-ups, test evidence, QA records, installation information and declared deviations.

05

5. Commercial + package alignment

Normalise inclusions, exclusions, quantities, options, handover point, lead time, warranty, spares and the boundary between manufactured and local works.

06

6. Consolidation + international freight

Where practical, coordinate packing, shipment batches, containerisation, freight handover, receiving information and multi-supplier consolidation.

07

7. Local installation information

Provide the agreed manufacturer manuals, package lists, assembly information, interfaces and project records needed by the appointed local delivery team.

08

8. Handover + repeat rollout

Close documentation, warranty and spares records and preserve the approved configuration for later sites or production batches.

Relevant Apollo systems

Products can be selected individually or combined around the project.

International Housing & Development Systems Modular Building Systems CIVARO Street Furniture & Civic Amenities Sports Flooring Sports Lighting SARENTA Architectural Structure Systems Storm Protection Architectural Façades & Surface Systems

Connected project pathway

Everything you need to take the next project step.

Global Project Supply

Institutional & project buyers

Follow the pathway that matches the organisation buying the product.

Global products · Global projects · Practical supply solutions

Send the brief before you have every detail resolved.

Market pathways

Move between regions without losing the project context.

Choose the regional hub first, then the country where a dedicated pathway exists. Product suitability, documentation, freight and local project responsibilities are still confirmed against the actual site.

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