ServicesFour practices
MethodOne standard

Four practices.
One standard.

Every engagement is scoped to the decision in front of you, not taken from a catalogue.

i.

Compliance

We establish the documentary position a buyer, auditor or regulator will test, and keep it current.

Management systemsAudit readinessExport controls
ii.

Procurement

We make sure every claim in a submission can be evidenced before it is made.

Bid strategySubmission assurancePost-award delivery
iii.

Intermediation

We establish who a counterparty is, who controls it, and what it is exposed to.

Counterparty diligenceOwnership & sanctionsSupply chain integrity
iv.

Intelligence

We assess where demand is real and what it takes to reach it.

Market demandCompetitive positionInvestment diligence
§ B — Standards

Frameworks we work to.

The recognised frames we draft within. We do not issue certificates; we prepare you to obtain and keep them.

ISO 9001
ISO 27001
ISO 14001
ISO 37001
ISO 37301
ISO 28000
ISO 20400
Procurement Act
Cyber Essentials
UK GDPR
NIST CSF
AQAP 2110
Engagement

How engagements run.

Most relationships begin with a defined piece of work at a fixed fee.

First

Defined

A single piece of work, fixed in scope and fee.

Where needed

Programme

Delivered in stages, with a gate between each.

Established

Standing

Ongoing support, planned against your calendar.

Independence

Advisers, not brokers.

We take no commission, no success fees and no position in the transactions we examine.

Independence & ethics →

Next step

We keep things moving.

A bid, an audit, a counterparty or a contract. Send it over, and we will come back with scope, fee and timeline within 24 hours.

Send a brief →— Reply within 24h
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