Bill Of Quantities
Review drawings and project scope.
- Break project into work sections.
- Measure and list quantities using standard units.
- Write clear item descriptions.
- Apply unit rates for labour, materials, and equipment.
- Calculate total costs per item.
- Organise items into a structured format.
Pricing Construction Bill Of Quantities
- Review BoQ and project details.
- Estimate material, labour, and plant costs.
- Add overheads and profit.
- Calculate totals and verify accuracy.
Drafting Construction Methodology Document
- Review project scope and requirements.
- Identify key construction activities.
- Define sequence of operations.
- Describe methods, materials, and equipment to be used.
- Address safety, quality, and environmental controls.
- Include timelines and responsible personnel.
Drafting Construction Work Programs
- Review project scope and contract timeline.
- Break down work into phases or tasks.
- Define start and end dates for each task.
- Identify task dependencies and critical path.
- Allocate resources (labor, materials, equipment).
- Present schedule in Gantt chart or similar format.
- Review and adjust for feasibility and risks.
Drafting Construction Cashflows
- Review work program and contract terms.
- Estimate monthly work progress and values.
- Align projected costs with work schedule.
- Include all expenses: labour, materials, plant, preliminaries.
- Plot expected income vs. expenditure over time.
- Identify peaks and shortfalls in cash requirements.
- Adjust for retentions, payment terms, and delays.
Monthly Project Claims & Final Accounts
- Measure and value completed work (including variations).
- Apply BoQ rates and contract terms.
- Deduct previous payments and retention.
- Compile claim summary with supporting documents.
- For final account, include all adjustments and finalise totals.
- Submit for client approval and sign-off.