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QUANTITY SURVEYOR is a Professional concerned with Construction cost & Contracts with in the Construction Industry.He has nr of Roles & Responsibilities such as,


  1. Preparation of BOQ
  2. Preparation of Tender Document
  3. Preparation of Contract Document
  4. Estimating
  5. Bid for Projects
  6. Rate Analysis
  7. Preparation of Interim Payment Certificate
  8. Preparing Variations
  9. Material Ordering
  10. Final Account
  11. Assessment with claims
  12. Value Engineering
  13. Risk Analysis
  14. Cost Planning
  15. Cost Controlling
  16. Life Cycle Costing
  17. Procurement Arrangement

   

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  1. Interim Valuation Certificates Negotiate and agree the Final Account figure with the POST-CONTRACT in Dubai, Sharjah,, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, KSA Final Valuation Certificate. Tender documents are prepared and submitted to the Engineer to issue to approved Tenderers.

    Preparation of Interim Valuation Certificates :

    Usually, on a monthly basis, following a site visit to ascertain the progress of Works at site, an Interim Valuation is submitted to enable the Engineer to issue the Interim Payment Certificate.

    Pricing of Variations :

    The contractual entitlement and cost implications, if any, are determined and recommendations made to the Engineer to enable him to obtain approval from the Client and issue the Engineer’s Instructions.

    Nominated Sub-contracts :

    For sections of Works, where the Client is to nominate a Subcontractor, the Tender documents are prepared and submitted to the Engineer to issue to approved Tenderers. On receipt, a detailed review is carried out and our recommendations are given to the Engineer / Client for final decision and appointment.

    Site Progress / Design Team Meetings :

    The Quantity Surveyor will attend the progress meetings as well as the design team meetings.

    Cost Report :

    On a quarterly basis, a Cost Report is submitted which will clearly indicate

    • Work done to-date
    • Outstanding Work
    • Agreement
    • Variations to Contract
    • Form of Tender
    • Additional Works
    • Possible Additions / Omissions to the Contract
    • Anticipated Final Cost

    This Report will enable cost control and facilitate any corrective measures required to ensure that the project costs remains within budget.

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