# Project Information Checklist

**Core Infrastructures Engineering**
[Phone Number] · [Email Address] · [Cities, States, or Regions Served]

Bring what you have. Nothing here is mandatory before a first conversation — this
list simply shows what lets us move quickly from "tell us about it" to a scoped
proposal. Gaps are normal, and identifying them is part of the initial
consultation.

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## Every project

- [ ] Project address and a short description of the work
- [ ] Your role (owner, architect, contractor, developer, other)
- [ ] Approximate design and construction schedule
- [ ] Current architectural drawings, if any
- [ ] Photos of the site or relevant conditions

## Existing buildings

- [ ] Original structural and architectural drawings, if available
- [ ] Prior inspection, engineering, or geotechnical reports
- [ ] History of the condition or concern (when it appeared, how it changed)
- [ ] Known past alterations or repairs
- [ ] Access notes: crawl spaces, attics, roofs, locked areas

## New construction

- [ ] Site survey or plot plan
- [ ] Geotechnical report, if completed
- [ ] Intended occupancy and any special loads (storage, equipment, vehicles)
- [ ] Preferred structural materials or systems, if any

## Industrial and equipment projects

- [ ] Vendor equipment drawings, weights, and anchor layouts
- [ ] Operating constraints: shutdowns, access routes, crane availability
- [ ] Plant standards or owner specifications

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## Sending it to us

Attach files to the inquiry form at [Website URL]/contact — PDF, DOC, DOCX, JPG,
PNG, DWG, and DXF are accepted, up to 5 files at 10 MB each. Larger sets are
easier by email or a shared link; just tell us and we'll arrange it.

## What happens next

1. We review what you've sent and confirm what's still needed.
2. We discuss scope, deliverables, and schedule.
3. You receive a written proposal describing the scope and fee.
4. Work begins once a professional-services agreement is executed.

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*This checklist is general information, not project-specific engineering advice.
Submitting information does not establish an engineer-client relationship.
Engineering services are provided only under an executed professional-services
agreement and in jurisdictions where the firm and responsible professionals are
properly authorized to practice.*

*Template note: replace the bracketed placeholders above, and consider issuing
this checklist as a branded PDF for client-facing use.*