Groundwork San Antonio

How this worksheet works

Fill in only what a proposal states. If it is unstated, leave it and the matrix flags the gap.
Mark each item as documented, partly documented, not documented or not applicable per proposal.
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Proposal comparison entries

Up to three proposals, named by you. Each row records how clearly a proposal documents that item. Changing any entry clears a previous download.

Proposal A: name or reference

Proposal B: name or reference

Proposal C: name or reference

Documentation status per proposal. Each item is one row; each proposal is one column.
Item a proposal should address	Proposal A	Proposal B	Proposal C
Observations documented What was seen and where, in the proposal's own words
Investigation specified Any testing, measurements or engineering evaluation called for
Scope and method stated Which work is included and by what method
Exclusions listed What the proposal says is not included
Permits addressed Whether permits and inspections are named
Warranty terms recorded Length, transferability and what the warranty covers
Unanswered questions Count of open questions you still have for that proposal

Optional note (stays local, printed in your export)

Your comparison matrix

No matrix yet. Choose a status for each proposal and select Build comparison matrix.

Where to go next

Background reading on permitting and licensing is described only in general terms on this site. For current requirements, consult the City of San Antonio Development Services and the Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors. This worksheet is explanatory and is never engineering advice.