01 / READ
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Review drawings, specifications and BOQs until the actual requirement is clear — not just the item description.
Dubai · GCC · MEP commercial work
Commercial clarity for complex MEP work.
I work where engineering detail meets commercial judgement — turning drawings, BOQs and supplier offers into decisions that are clear enough to move a project forward.
Techno-commercial MEP · DubaiBOQ → decision
Spec / rate / risk
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The work behind the title
Less noise. Better decisions.
My role is not only to find a number. It is to understand what the number means: what is included, what is missing, where the risk sits, and what the project can realistically absorb.
“A good commercial decision is an engineering decision with the assumptions made visible.”My working principle
for procurement and estimation
02 / TEST
Test the number
Compare supplier offers on a like-for-like basis, surface exclusions, and separate price movement from scope movement.
03 / PROTECT
Protect delivery
Bring lead time, availability, technical compliance and commercial risk into the conversation before the purchase order.
04 / CLOSE
Make it usable
Give the team a clear recommendation, a clean record of assumptions, and a next step someone can act on.
A practical point of view
AI should reduce the repeatable work — not replace judgement.
I am interested in AI for the parts of MEP commercial work that consume attention: extracting information, checking consistency, preparing comparisons and keeping decisions traceable.
Read my AI workflow ↗ExtractTurn long quotations and meeting notes into structured working data.
CompareNormalize descriptions, quantities and units before comparing prices.
FlagSpot missing rates, inconsistent quantities and unanswered assumptions.
RememberKeep a decision log so commercial context is not lost later.
What I bring
Technical enough to ask better questions. Commercial enough to act on the answer.
My strongest work sits between disciplines — where a clean comparison becomes a useful recommendation and a supplier conversation becomes a project advantage.
EstimationBOQ review, quantity checks, rate analysis, scope clarity and tender support.
ProcurementRFQs, supplier comparison, long-lead awareness, alternatives and commercial follow-through.
MEP contextHVAC, plumbing, fire protection, electrical and building-services conversations.
Commercial thinkingLike-for-like normalization, negotiation preparation, risk visibility and decision records.
Open to the right conversation