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A delivery system built for repeat collaboration.

DALLEAU works with contractors, specialist trades, suppliers and organised site teams that can deliver a defined scope, document the work properly and improve through review. We are building reliable relationships across suitable projects, not collecting isolated quotations.

For owners, the system makes selection, pricing and site control visible. For proven partners, it makes expectations, decisions and repeat opportunity clear.

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For owners and advisers

See how DALLEAU defines packages, compares offers, holds concealed work and supports payment recommendations.

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For contractors, trades and suppliers

See what DALLEAU expects, what good partners receive in return and how future invitations are earned.

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Owner-side control

A contractor is selected against the package, not the contact list.

Capability, capacity, references, price structure and delivery method are reviewed against one defined scope.

01

Define the scope

Drawings, quantities, specifications, programme and responsibilities form one pricing basis.

02

Compare like for like

Offers are normalised for inclusions, exclusions, taxes, lead times, warranty and substitutions.

03

Inspect before closing

Hold points keep concealed work visible until the required review and record are complete.

04

Release against evidence

Payment recommendations follow the contractual milestone, accepted work and required records.

Value exchange

Good partners should not carry avoidable project risk.

DALLEAU is demanding about evidence because the same discipline should protect the partner from vague scope, conflicting instructions, silent changes and arbitrary release decisions.

01

Defined package before final pricing

Drawings, quantities, specifications, tax basis, exclusions and programme are made explicit.

02

One named reporting line

Project instructions do not arrive from several uncoordinated people.

03

Consolidated technical clarifications

Questions and decisions are recorded before they become rework.

04

Paid physical trials

Requested mock-ups or pilot works have written scope, acceptance and payment terms.

05

Written variations

Additional work is not silently absorbed into the original price.

06

Milestone review against evidence

Payment recommendations follow the package contract and accepted records.

07

Commercial confidentiality

Detailed pricing is handled as project information, not casually circulated.

08

Feedback and repeat opportunity

Proven teams can spend less time requalifying and may receive future invitations when fit, capacity and performance justify them.

Commercial integrity

Comparable scope before comparable price.

The lowest initial number does not automatically win. Each shortlisted team prices the same defined package, and DALLEAU reviews quantities, unit rates, inclusions, exclusions, taxes, lead times, warranty, subcontracted scope, capacity and delivery method together.

Three records that make a commercial decision possible.

01

BOQ

Not enough to decide
  • One lump sum
  • Vague descriptions
  • No tax basis, exclusions, lead time or warranty
  • No subcontractor disclosure
Ready for review
  • Quantities and unit rates
  • Inclusions, exclusions and tax basis
  • Lead times, warranty, substitutions, subcontracted scope and validity
02

Variation

Not enough to decide
  • “Please add this. We will settle later.”
Ready for review
  • Reason and revised scope
  • Price and programme effect
  • Approval before execution
03

Payment milestone

Not enough to decide
  • “The work is 70% complete.”
Ready for review
  • Named contractual milestone
  • Accepted work area and inspection evidence
  • Unresolved items and recommended amount

Illustrated method comparisons

The clean result is decided before the finish.

These examples show why DALLEAU resolves critical interfaces before finishes close. The accepted method is coordinated as part of the assembly, not improvised after the room appears complete.

01

Coordinate the glass before the tile is finished.

Coordinate the glass before the tile is finished. — A groove is cut into newly installed finished tile after the bathroom is already complete.
Late intervention — not accepted

A groove is cut into newly installed finished tile after the bathroom is already complete.

Coordinate the glass before the tile is finished. — The approved recessed F-profile is set out before tiling so the glass and tile edge resolve as one detail.
Coordinated before finishes

The approved recessed F-profile is set out before tiling so the glass and tile edge resolve as one detail.

02

Keep services accessible without making them dominant.

Keep services accessible without making them dominant. — A concealed valve is reached only after the completed surface is opened.
Late intervention — not accepted

A concealed valve is reached only after the completed surface is opened.

Keep services accessible without making them dominant. — A flush access panel follows the setting-out and keeps the service point maintainable.
Coordinated before finishes

A flush access panel follows the setting-out and keeps the service point maintainable.

03

Set the drain and the tile pattern together.

Set the drain and the tile pattern together. — The drain arrives after tile setting-out, leaving slivers, awkward cuts and unreliable falls.
Late intervention — not accepted

The drain arrives after tile setting-out, leaving slivers, awkward cuts and unreliable falls.

Set the drain and the tile pattern together. — Drain position, tile module and falls are coordinated as one buildable surface.
Coordinated before finishes

Drain position, tile module and falls are coordinated as one buildable surface.

04

Waterproof the penetration, not the symptom.

Waterproof the penetration, not the symptom. — A completed penetration depends on a heavy surface seal after the finish is installed.
Late intervention — not accepted

A completed penetration depends on a heavy surface seal after the finish is installed.

Waterproof the penetration, not the symptom. — The pipe collar, reinforcement and continuous membrane are reviewed before the tile closes the assembly.
Coordinated before finishes

The pipe collar, reinforcement and continuous membrane are reviewed before the tile closes the assembly.

Selection process

Open to new partners. Deliberate at every gate.

Qualification creates eligibility for suitable packages. Each appointment remains project-specific.

01

Application

A short expression of interest establishes trade, coverage, experience and current availability.

02

Evidence review

We review business identity, relevant experience, portfolio and the proposed responsible team.

03

Technical conversation

The responsible person explains method, labour, equipment, sequencing, risks and inspections.

04

Comparable quotation

Shortlisted teams price the same scope, quantities, specification, tax basis, exclusions and programme.

05

Reference and site check

References may be contacted and completed work, a workshop or an active site may be reviewed with permission.

06

Paid pilot where useful

A requested physical trial has written scope, acceptance and payment terms. DALLEAU does not request free construction work.

07

Project appointment

The package sets responsibilities, submittals, hold points, milestones, variations, warranty and reporting.

08

Performance record

Quality, safety, programme, reporting, commercial control and defect response inform future eligibility.

What DALLEAU assesses

Six facts make an application useful.

A strong portfolio helps. Current capacity, reviewable pricing and verifiable delivery matter just as much.

01

Relevant experience

Years working in the proposed trade and the role your team performed.

02

Completed work

Type, location and scale of comparable work that can be checked.

03

Contactable references

Client or professional references are requested later with consent.

04

Current contracts

Active commitments, team allocation and realistic availability for a new package.

05

Delivery method

Responsible people, workforce, equipment, quality controls, safety and reporting.

06

Commercial clarity

Itemised rates, inclusions, exclusions, taxes, lead times, warranty and subcontracted scope.

Working framework

Clear evidence before funds move.

DALLEAU combines documented project-control methods with Bali-specific climate, supply-chain and site-delivery requirements. The approved design, applicable Indonesian requirements, selected system and manufacturer instructions govern each package.

01

Scope

The contract identifies drawings, specifications, quantities, inclusions, exclusions, programme and responsible parties.

02

Submittals

Materials, samples, method statements and required evidence are approved before the relevant work proceeds.

03

Verification

Progress is checked against defined milestones and the appointed reviewer’s scope where required.

04

Payment

A recommendation follows the contractual milestone, accepted evidence and required verification.

05

Change

Variations state scope, price and programme effect before execution, except immediate action protecting life or the site.

06

Close-out

Defects, tests, as-built information, warranties and maintenance records are completed before final release.

Stage 1 · Expression of interest

Tell us what your team can deliver repeatedly.

Start with a short expression of interest. DALLEAU requests detailed references, sensitive documents and full prequalification evidence only when the trade, capacity and project need justify the next step.

Applications are reviewed against current and future package needs. DALLEAU contacts teams when fit, capacity and timing justify the next stage.

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Stage 1 · Expression of interest

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For partners

Good work, honest reporting and effective defect response are the basis for future invitations.

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