Site Go/No-Go Brief
A site has landed. Decide if it deserves full diligence.
One live site. One decision. Normally 2–4 business days.
Oakhampton turns the address, your decision criteria and available evidence into a source-labelled recommendation showing what supports the opportunity, what could stop it and what must be checked next.
The decision before diligence
Reject weak sites early. Escalate the right checks.
Use the brief to decide whether to proceed, pause for one critical answer or stop before commissioning full legal, planning, valuation, traffic, environmental or engineering work.
Evidence standard: material statements are source-labelled and dated. Fact, interpretation, assumption and unknown are kept distinct.
What you receive
- Page-one go, conditional-go or no-go recommendation
- Red/amber/green issues and decision thresholds
- Mapped access, demand, constraint and context evidence
- Source register, dates, assumptions and material unknowns
- Prioritised next checks for the right specialists
Boundaries
Decision support, not reliance-grade advice.
The brief is a proportionate first screen. It does not certify permissibility or replace specialist diligence.
One named site, one decision question, available public and client-supplied evidence, visible risks, evidence gaps and next checks.
Planning approval advice, legal opinion, valuation, survey, engineering, detailed traffic analysis, environmental certification or a guarantee that every constraint has been found.
Start the clock
Send five things.
- Site address or coordinates.
- The decision you must make.
- Your deadline and decision-maker.
- Known deal-breakers or thresholds.
- Any brochure, plans, reports or platform exports already held.