SolidWorks Assembly From PDF Drawings

I have a complete set of PDF drawings that needs to be turned into a fully-defined SolidWorks assembly ready for manufacturing. The project covers between 11 and 50 individual, static parts—nothing in the design moves—so every feature must be modeled with tight dimensional accuracy and the finished assembly must reflect true production tolerances.

You will receive:
• The PDF package with all orthographic views, section views and notes
• A brief table summarising material specs and critical dimensions

I expect back:
• Native SolidWorks part files for every component
• One master .SLDASM with correct mates and origins
• An up-to-date BOM generated from your model
• STEP/IGES exports for CNC and laser-cut vendors

Please follow best practices for naming conventions, configurations and file references so I can drop the files straight into our PDM vault. Let me know your lead time and any questions about unclear features once you have skimmed the PDFs.