The gate turnson the evidence.

A stage-gate submission is a feat of coordination, and the evidence that justifies it is scattered across months of correspondence. Foresight is taught the client's own gate model, then holds every question a panel asks to one standard: answered from the governance in force, with the source attached. Three short parts, one of them a working desk.

The Assurance Desk · live

G5 · Technical design and tender

The arena package · deliverables

9/12accepted at current revision

NCR register

8open · 2 high · oldest 112 days

“Who approves the cost plan at the investment decision?”Answered · citedThe investment committee, on the cost lead’s recommendationRequires the outline business case, cost plan, consent strategy and benefits mapGate manual v4.2, cl. 3.6Gate 2 minutes, item 7

Consistency validationDoes not reconcile1,600 m² adrift: design statement 84,200 m² · cost plan 82,600 m²£0.21m cost report against change register · flagged for the panel

“What did the panel decide on the enabling-works derogation?”Held for the panelNo answer without a source. Where the record does not hold it, Foresight says so.

Product illustration · figures invented

ContentsGate Assurance · part by part

Part 01The gate modelThe client's own gate model, taught to the platform: stages, gates, and the evidence each one demands.

Part 02The gate, assistedInteractiveDrive a worked gate end to end: ask it a question, validate the submission, age the NCRs, draft the pre-read.

Part 03Frameworks & bespokeThe gate frameworks already taught, and how a bespoke model becomes a working desk.

Begin · The gate model

3 short parts · an arrow at the foot of each