Quantity Surveying
From our extensive knowledge of construction economics and contracts we are the financial managers of the design and construction team.
Firm Cost and Contractual Management
As chartered members of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), we manage all commercial and contractual aspects of your development.
From early stage estimates establishing project viability, to detailed budget estimates as the design evolves, we manage the process through to strict tender procedures and sound analysis of the bids received. This places you in the strongest position to select the best contractor for your project.
Our expert knowledge of construction contracts ensures your financial interests are safeguarded and enables us to accurately value the works as they proceed, whilst exercising firm financial control to ensure the budget is not exceeded.
Quantity Surveying Services
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Preliminary Cost Advice
Cost Planning
Following on from preliminary cost advice, cost planning involves a systematic analysis of the cost of each element of the project, measured against its performance or aesthetic. Effective cost planning provides a framework for firm cost control throughout your project.
Tender Documentation
Competitive tendering remains the usual basis for receiving bids, however, we are able to negotiate a competitive price with your selected contractor. Both methods benefit from Bills of Quantities that translate the drawings and specifications into a pricing document for sound analysis and an accurate contract sum.
Contracts
No two projects are the same, therefore we need to be adept in many suites of international construction contracts. We select the most appropriate contract and are expertly qualified to modify it for the jurisdiction of the project and to safeguard your interests.
Interim Valuations
Under most forms of construction contracts the contractor is paid monthly. We accurately value the work along with authorized variations to ensure the amounts payable are reflective of the works completed. This information also filters into our financial reviews for ongoing cost control and reporting on the projected final cost.
Final Account
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