The bill of quantities and cost estimation, complemented by tender documents, are vital components of the construction procurement process, ensuring transparency, fairness, and efficiency. Before these documents come into play, however, a comprehensive project feasibility study sets the foundation for informed decision-making. This study evaluates the technical, financial, and environmental aspects of the proposed project, assessing its viability and potential risks. Through market analysis, site evaluations, and financial projections, the feasibility study provides stakeholders with valuable insights into the project’s potential outcomes and challenges. By conducting a thorough feasibility study upfront, project owners can make informed decisions about proceeding with the project, thereby minimizing uncertainties and maximizing the likelihood of success. Subsequently, the bill of quantities, cost estimation, and tender documents further refine project planning and procurement, ensuring that the project moves forward with clarity, confidence, and accountability.