If you are seeking independent engineering support during a procurement process, we welcome an initial discussion to understand your objectives, governance context, and procurement strategy.

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You may call directly on 0467 551 856 or submit an enquiry using the form below.

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This discussion is intended to clarify where independent technical input is required and how it can best support a fair, robust, and defensible procurement process.

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When procurement support is typically required

Clients engage Lenex for procurement support when:

• Preparing for an upcoming tender or market engagement

• Technical requirements or evaluation criteria require clarification

• Independent input is needed to support probity and governance

• Technical risk needs to be clearly identified and managed

• Evaluation consistency and defensibility are critical

• Transaction advisors require specialist engineering input

Our role is to support confident, well-informed procurement decisions.

 

What procurement support may include

Depending on the stage and structure of the procurement, support may include:

• Development and review of technical procurement documentation

• Input into technical evaluation criteria and scoring frameworks

• Independent technical assessment of tenders or bids

• Identification of non-compliance, risk, and departures

• Support during tender clarification and negotiation phases

• Advice on technical risk allocation and interface matters

• Technical input to procurement reports and recommendations

All support is provided in a probity-aware, governance-aligned manner.

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How Lenex approaches procurement support

Our procurement support is defined by:

• Independence from bidders, designers, and contractors

• Clear separation from delivery and construction roles

• Consistent, evidence-based technical assessment

• Professional judgement informed by real project experience

• Documentation suitable for audit, approval, and assurance processes

We operate as an independent advisor supporting the client’s procurement framework.

 

What happens next

After you make contact:

1. We discuss your procurement context, objectives, and timeframes

2. We clarify the nature of the technical support required

3. Where appropriate, we outline an engagement structure aligned to your governance and probity requirements

All enquiries are handled directly and confidentially.

 

Information that helps shape the discussion

Helpful information may include:

• Project type and scale

• Procurement model and stage

• Anticipated role for independent technical support

• Governance or probity considerations

• Key risks or sensitivities

A fully developed brief is not required — clarity can be established through discussion.​