Shows a comparatively lower exposure position and the Priority for Further Review route.
Open illustrative reportAssessment Examples
Explore examples of the two current First Feasibility services: the Opportunity Profile for an individual site and Portfolio Screening for multiple candidate sites.
Each example is illustrative and demonstrates how mapped evidence, principal matters and Recommended Review are presented for early-stage discussion.
Opportunity Profile Examples
The four reports use one consistent structure while demonstrating different levels of Mapped Constraint Exposure.
Shows mapped matters requiring further consideration without dominating the early-stage position.
Open illustrative reportShows one or more mapped matters that may materially shape the next stage of work.
Open illustrative reportShows high-sensitivity mapped matters requiring specialist interpretation before a progression decision.
Open illustrative reportPortfolio Screening Example
See how ten candidate sites are compared using one consistent mapped framework.
The illustrative report presents the portfolio distribution, theme comparison, relative review order and site-level matters behind each position.
It demonstrates how several opportunities can be reviewed together before the same level of detailed work is commissioned across every site.
How to Read the Examples
The examples show the structure, mapped assessment language and level of client-facing detail that may be provided. A commissioned assessment is prepared for the specific site, project type, information supplied and defined scope.
Mapped Constraint Exposure and Recommended Review are early-stage screening outputs. They do not determine planning acceptability, development suitability, commercial viability or the outcome of subsequent specialist work.
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