Working assumptions
- Four sites is an example assumption
- Each school needs its own survey and access plan
GLOBAL SPORTS · EXAMPLE FACILITY PLANNING
Four schools, one equipment programme
Education group · multi-site purchasing
These are hypothetical planning examples. No named customer, project completion, supplier approval, budget or site measurement is implied. Apollo supplies products only; local teams undertake design, engineering, permissions, civil works, installation and commissioning.
01 · THE BRIEF
Start with the real operating question.
An example school network wants comparable sports equipment schedules across four campuses with different site conditions.
Facility objectives
- Specify common equipment where appropriate
- Keep site differences visible
- Coordinate separate receiving and maintenance
02 · FACILITY RELATIONSHIPS
Coordinate the activity zones.
The facility diagram explains relationships, not surveyed dimensions, sport certification or an approved construction design.
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03 · PROJECT SEQUENCE
Three sensible stages.
The stages are decision gates, not calendar estimates or contractual milestones. The appointed local team controls construction sequencing.
Inventory
- Record each school's equipment, condition and user demand
- Separate common needs from exceptions
Tender schedule
- Request comparable data and replacements
- Set quantity and substitution rules
Receiving
- Review delivery options by school
- Establish common asset and spares record
04 · WHAT APOLLO COORDINATES
Separate supply from local works.
Product selections require model-specific specifications and the project's applicable standards. Site responsibilities stay with the appointed local team.
Potential Apollo product supply
- Court and field replacement products
- Surface renewal options
- Ancillary seating and storage
- Spare part schedules
Local project-team responsibilities
- Individual school approvals
- Site works, receiving and installation
05 · PROCUREMENT OUTPUT
Turn this example into a brief.
The decision below determines what should be resolved before requesting a technically comparable supply quotation.
DECISION TO RESOLVE
Which products truly can be standardised across all sites?
Documents to prepare
- Four-site comparison register
- Standard tender return form
- Delivery responsibilities
FROM FACILITY PLAN TO SUPPLY SCOPE
Build one clear brief for every product decision.
Choose your facility, required systems and project destination. Export a working scope or save it to Apollo's project workspace before requesting a tailored supply quotation.