Flat roofing & waterproofing package — Education building (new build), North West
What this package is worth to you
Part of a £4.2m education new-build — you would be pricing one package inside it, not the whole scheme.
Who you ring, and what you ring them about
Routes are re-checked at the moment you unlock, so you get what is published today rather than whatever was true when the lead was listed. Roughly two leads in three carry a switchboard as well as the inbox. Every pack shows exactly what that notice carried — never a placeholder.
The approach email — already written
Written against this specific project and your trade, addressed to the named contact where we hold one, and quoting the official notice reference so it reads as a proper commercial enquiry rather than a cold approach. Salutation and sign-off are paired correctly — “Dear Sir or Madam” takes “Yours faithfully”, a named person takes “Yours sincerely”. Edit it however you like — it is yours.
The project
- Building type
- Education building
- Works type
- New build
- Your trade
- Flat Roofing & Waterproofing
- Stage
- Main contractor appointed — procuring sub-packages
- Region
- North West
- Awarding body
- Example Borough Council
- Award date
- 2 July 2026
- Contract period
- September 2026 – November 2027
Scope for your trade
Single-ply membrane roof covering to the new two-storey teaching block, including vapour control layer, tapered insulation to falls, edge trims, outlets and parapet detailing. Associated rainwater goods and roof-level safety provision are shown as part of this package on the published scope.
Taken from the wording of the official notice and the project’s own scope description.
Who is building it
- Main contractor
- Example Construction (North) Limited
- Company status
- Contractor identity not independently checked
Named as published on the official notice.
Documents on the notice
Where the awarding body has attached documents, the pack lists them with direct links to the public portal — for example Contract award notice (PDF). On this sample there is one.
These are links to publicly published documents. We do not host, re-sell or interpret them, and many notices have none at all.
What is in the pack — and what is not
- The project, split into work packages, with yours identified
- An estimated value for your package as well as the whole project
- An estimated building size in m², modelled from the contract value
- Stage — who is appointed, and what is still to let
- Awarding body and appointed main contractor, with the Companies House status
- The contact route published on the official notice
- An approach email written for this project and your trade
- Links to any documents published with the notice
- A permanent link to this pack, plus a copy by email
- No measured quantities or take-offs — and where a size range is shown it is modelled, not measured
- No bills of quantities, drawings or specifications
- No introduction — you make the approach yourself
- No guarantee of a reply, an invitation to price, or work
The honest small print
The package figure is modelled, not measured. We work it back from the £4.2m contract value at £2,200–£3,000/m², typical for an education new-build. It has not been taken off a drawing, because the published notices carry no drawings. Treat it as a sense of scale to decide whether the job is your size — never as a quantity to price from. Where a scheme has no meaningful floor area, such as a road or a bridge, the pack shows nothing here rather than a made-up figure, and the main contractor may package the work differently from our estimate.
We do not measure the job. There are no areas, quantities, take-offs or bills of quantities in the pack, because the published notices do not contain them. The scope is taken from the wording of the official notice.
We do not independently check the contractor. We name the winner as published on the official notice and say so on every pack rather than implying a verification we have not done. Where a notice names no contractor — every pre-award lead, because nobody has won the job yet — the pack says that plainly and points you at the awarding body instead.
You are buying project information, not work. Tradello is not promising you a job, a tender, an invitation to price, or a reply. The company may already have this package covered, may not be pricing this trade yet, or may simply choose not to respond. Every lead carries that risk, and the price reflects information, not an introduction. Leads are sold non-exclusively and are non-refundable once unlocked.
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