Frame the mandate
Define the business issue, decision sponsor, boundaries, and the evidence needed to choose a direction.
COMMERCIAL SERVICES
COMMERCIAL SERVICES / CONSULTING + OPERATIONS
When functions optimize separately, the business carries the friction. We frame the real operating decision and build an implementation path around evidence.
Connect business priorities with a practical operating plan.
An agreed consulting mandate and problem statement
An evidence and assumptions register
An options assessment with decision criteria
An implementation roadmap and ownership model
A reversible-decision map distinguishes choices that can be piloted from commitments that need stronger evidence before capital is spent.
Define the business issue, decision sponsor, boundaries, and the evidence needed to choose a direction.
Interview stakeholders, inspect available data, and compare practical options with assumptions made visible.
Turn the chosen direction into a sequenced roadmap with owners, decision gates, and a review cadence.
The rate-card scope factors are shown below. Client complexity is applied separately.
One project covering one defined business problem and a focused stakeholder group.
One project spanning connected functions, several operating options, and coordinated implementation planning.
One project addressing an enterprise mandate, multiple sites, and executive governance requirements.
A planning range using the same rate card as the full DOC N.I.L. calculator.
Measure decision readiness, action ownership, and progress against the specific operational indicators agreed at kickoff.
A growing company compares central and local scheduling models using service levels, capacity, and decision rights.
The proposal confirms quantities, review rounds, locations, versions, and the service period. Additional work receives a written change scope before it starts.
8% G&A is additional. Third-party costs and applicable tax are confirmed separately. Estimates are planning ranges, not a booking or a guarantee of results.
The core project delivers a decision and execution plan. Implementation support can be included in the signed scope or added as a separate engagement.
Yes. Stakeholder count, data sources, sites, and the decision mandate determine the appropriate scope.
Separate products. Connected when the brief calls for them.