Professional quantity surveying services that have been provided to construction contractors are:

  • Verifying the tender bills of quantities and highlighting the overestimated and underestimated items to be used for strategic pricing purpose.
  • Reviewing the tender contract form and particular conditions in parallel with the tender drawings, specifications, BOQ preamble, and the considered methods of measurement.
  • Pricing tender documents and preparing the required price analysis, overhead and construction costs.
  • Preparing the cost estimate for the tender including the direct and indirect costs, Value Added Tax- if any, overhead and profit after identifying the tender scope of work and required construction works, required construction time and services in compliance with the tender pricing documents.
  • Identifying the pricing risks due to material inflation, currency fluctuation …etc.
  • Establishing the source of origin contacts list for all the required material and equipment to be delivered to site to be carried out the procurement department.
  • Reviewing the work schedule to be in compliance with the tender requirements & required criteria.
  • Leading the preparation of commercial and technical proposals to ensure that they are no missing required documents as per the tender requirements.
  • Preparing project budget and predicted cash flow (in and out) once it is being awarded by the client.
  • Managing the preparation and submission of daily reports, monthly progress reports, material submittals, works schedule, shop drawings, as built drawings during the overall project duration. 
  • Selecting of sub-contractors, suppliers and other third parties who will carry out partial of construction works in compliance to their capabilities and profession, and preparing the corresponding subcontracts accordingly.
  • Controlling the purchase orders for the material to be delivered to site based on IFC drawings or approved shop drawings and approved material.
  • Updating the budget and cash flow based on actual construction on site and doing the cost to complete exercise regularly during the construction works.
  • Conducting a dilapidation study prior the commencement of the construction works at site based on the project location and particular conditions.
  • Managing the preparation of traffic plans and/or environmental plans for water construction projects if required.
  • Preparing of interim payments including stored material on/off site, variation orders, and claims due to additional works and/or revised scope of works if any.
  • Chairing site meetings with sub-contractors, key staff, client representatives and any other third parties.
  • Monitoring the progress of construction works.
  • Managing activities on site.