For appraisal and business case teams
The first draft, off the critical path
GAIA drafts impact assessments and business cases to your house standard in hours.
The first full draft, in hours
Scoping documents and the evidence base go in, and a structured draft comes back the same day.
Senior time on judgement
Your economists spend the commission on assumptions, sensitivities and the review conversation rather than assembling the document.
Your name on the report
Output arrives in your house template, and sign-off and ownership stay with your team.
Procurement-ready assurance
UK and EEA processing, a separate deployment per customer, and no training on your documents.
Coverage
The Five Case Model.
GAIA drafts all five cases of a business case. The strategic and economic cases are appraised in full; the rest are drafted from what your documents state.
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Strategic Appraised
The case for change, objectives, and the benefits, risks and dependencies, appraised by GAIA's economist agent.
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Economic Appraised
Longlist and shortlist appraisal, social cost-benefit analysis against government datasets, optimism bias, and sensitivities.
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Commercial Extracted
Procurement strategy, risk allocation, and contractual arrangements.
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Financial Extracted
Budgeting and accounting treatment, funding, and contingency.
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Management Extracted
Governance, delivery, benefits and risk management, monitoring and evaluation.
Extracted cases are drafted from your source documents. Where those are silent, GAIA marks the gap for your team to complete rather than inventing content.
Also relevant
The same discipline outside government commissions.
- Regulated utilities
- PR29 submissions for Ofwat, and RIIO price control cases for Ofgem.
- Developers and promoters
- Economic benefit statements for planning, DCO and NSIP applications, and section 106 negotiations.
- Bidders on public tenders
- Public procurements that require an economic case to the same Green Book standard.
See it against a live commission.
Book thirty minutes and we will draft against one of your own appraisals.