Construction company capability statement services
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Why construction companies choose us
We’ve developed capability statements for subcontractors, trades, and construction suppliers right across Australia. Our team understands the industry inside out, so we know how to distil years of hands-on experience into a clear, concise document that leaves a lasting impression.
If you're preparing for a tender, pursuing a new funding opportunity, or trying to impress a major client, this is where you start.
What goes into a great construction capability statement?
A capability statement isn’t just a list of services—it’s your chance to prove why you're the right business for the job. We focus on the essentials:
- Clear business overview and contact details
- Demonstrated track record and major clients
- Highlighted core competencies
- A strong, construction-specific value proposition
- Visual elements that reflect your brand
- Concise, professional written content
- Optional multi-page document structure for larger companies
Frequently asked questions
What is a capability statement for a construction company?
A capability statement is a concise business document that showcases your construction company’s expertise, services, and past experience. It helps potential clients quickly understand your strengths—especially in procurement or tendering processes.
What should be included in a well-crafted capability statement?
The essentials: company overview, services, past projects, credentials, and a clear value proposition. The document should be clean, professional, and tailored to the specific type of work you're targeting.
How do you write a capability document?
Start with your business goals. Who are you trying to impress? From there, structure content that explains your offering, backs it up with proof, and makes the case for why you’re the right supplier. We add professional layout and design to make it stand out.
What is the difference between a capability statement and a company profile?
A company profile is broad—it might explain your business history, values and team. A capability statement is narrower and more strategic. It’s designed for prequalification, tenders, or outreach—any situation where you need to win work and prove value, fast.
Seeking a capability statement? Enquire online for free.