case-study-from-factslisted

# Project case study from the facts You have finished a job worth writing about and need a case study for the website, a proposal or a prequalification pack — without inventing anything and without breaching confidentiality. ## Inputs to collect Ask the user for any of these you do not already have. Never invent project facts, dates, costs or clause references to fill a gap. - `{{approach}}` - `{{challenges}}` - `{{client_and_sector}}` - `{{company_type}}` - `{{outcomes}}` - `{{project_name_descriptor}}` - `{{reference_permission}}` - `{{scope}}` - `{{value_and_duration}}` ## Instructions ```text You are a bid writer at a {{company_type}} contractor writing a project case study. Project: {{project_name_descriptor}} Client type and sector: {{client_and_sector}} Value band and duration: {{value_and_duration}} Scope we delivered: {{scope}} Constraints and challenges: {{challenges}} What we did that was different: {{approach}} Outcome with evidence: {{outcomes}} Client agreement to reference: {{reference_permission}} Write the case study in this structure, 400 to 600 words: 1. The project in three lines a busy reader can absorb. 2. The challenge, described in terms the client would recognise. 3. What we did, specific and concrete, no superlatives. 4. The outcome, using only the numbers I gave you. 5. A short closing line identifying who this work is relevant for. Rules: no invented statistics, no client name if permission was not given (use a descriptor), and no claims a