Pausing a project and resuming later
Life changes priorities. A stage that ends with a document allows a calm pause and a clear resume, with the same office or another.
A project may pause. Delivered documents remain yours.
Why a stage must end with a document
If work stops mid-drawing without handover, the trail is lost. If it stops after a delivered service, you hold the outcome.
Pause at TENET
We agree the state. We deliver what is complete. We record open questions. Payment follows the contract.
Resume
We check whether plan, regulation, or site state changed. We update assumptions. We continue from the last completed document. Larger programme changes go by annex.
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What to keep
Delivered files, proposal and annexes, decisions made in between.
Questions around this topic
- Completed-stage documents remain with the client. Payment is proportional to work delivered under the contract.
- If the handover is clean and readable, yes. That is why we insist on a written stage outcome.