We can provide a wide range of planning, cost and quantity surveyor services. Our quantity surveying services include: Cash flow forecasting and whole life cycle costings. Construction contract and procurement advice. Construction cost management and financial modelling. Construction risk management and value engineering. Contract administrator and employer’s agent service.
We can provide cost management and quantity surveying (QS) services on a vast range of construction projects, from domestic extension to large residential and commercial buildings. Cost management will help to minimise the costs of a project and provide value for money through active planning, project management and cost control.
We can provide detailed and accurate applications for payment, valuations or payment certificates for clients, contractors and sub- contractors in order to value the works completed for pre-construction or on-site and to ensure that the work completed is paid for correctly.
Project monitoring is an accurate and positive way of checking the quality, accuracy and progress of a construction project and allows you to address potential problems before and as they arise.
We can carry out your tendering needs, by creating a tailor-made tender schedule of events, followed by pre-qualification, bid land tender writing service. This can either be a single stage or two stage tender process.
Contract Administration involves all necessary activities for a construction project performance from the initial stage to its final stage. These activities include monitoring of the project performance with the agreed contractual obligations between the parties to the contract.
The specifications and Scope of Works bring together everything from work details, to schedules, terms, and expected outcomes to define exactly what should be done on a project. This should then also protect you from variations and additional works and ensure your project does not go beyond what was initially planned.
Contract monitoring is a process of ensuring that a vendor adequately performs a contracted service. When a state agency contracts out the performance of a service to a vendor, the agency remains responsible for ensuring the work is performed satisfactorily and government funds are used appropriately.
