ISO 9001 proves you deliver the same standard of work every time — and it is the first thing procurement teams look for. We prepare the whole system for you and get you audit-ready.
Stripped of the jargon, it asks seven things of your business.
ISO 9001:2026 was published on 16 September 2026. It keeps the same structure. Certificates to the 2015 edition stay valid during the transition, but every certified organisation must have moved by 30 September 2029, and no new 2015 certificates can be issued after 31 March 2028. We build for both editions, so if you certify now the change is a short gap review rather than a rebuild — not money wasted.
Bigger clients and government tenders ask for it in the pre-qualification pack.
Included in supplier questionnaires and some client procurement rules.
Customers want proof your service is consistent across every job.
Often the first step before food-safety or sector standards.
| Included | Detail | |
|---|---|---|
| Gap review | Against every clause of the standard | Included |
| Documentation set | Quality manual, procedures, policies, work instructions | Included |
| Registers | Risks, legal, suppliers, equipment, training, corrective actions | Included |
| Implementation support | With your team, on site or online | Included |
| Internal audit | One full audit, run with your people | Included |
| Management review | Pack, agenda and minutes | Included |
| Certification audit support | We sit in with you | Included |
| Certification body fee | Paid by you, directly to the certification body | At cost |
Typical timeline: 6 to 10 weeks from first meeting to certification audit. The main variable is how quickly your team can review and approve the documents.
No. We write the documentation. Your job is to review it, tell us where it does not match how you actually work, and approve it. That is usually a few hours of your time, not weeks.
One person as the internal lead, a couple of hours a week for the duration, plus a management review meeting. We do the rest.
Yes. All three share the same structure, so one integrated system costs from S$5,220 rather than three separate projects.
No, and be wary of anyone who does — the certification body decides, not the consultant. What we do is find every finding an auditor would raise during the internal audit, so you fix it before the real one.
Not necessarily. The standard scales with your business — for a ten-person company the system is short. If you do not need it, we will say so.
Tell us who is asking for it. Twenty minutes, free, and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth doing now.