Quantity Surveying: Practice and Administration

PublisherGeorge Godwin Limited
Printed byPage Bros
FormatHardback
LanguageEnglish
LocationLondon
Pages / Font220 pages
SBN7114 4701 2
ChaptersPart 1 - The Practice and Its Environment 1 The Type and structure of the practice 2 The team in action and its backing 3 The quantity surveyor's relationships with the client 4 Relationships within the design and construction team Part 2- The Pre-tender Stage 5 Introductory considerations 6 Procedures for obtaining tenders 7 contract arrangements 8 The function of the bill of quantities 9 The all-in service 10 some principles relevant to pre-tender activity Part 3- The Examination of Tender Stage 11 The examination of tenders based on bills of firm quantities 12 The examination of tenders not based on bills of firm quantities 13 Principles in negotiation 14 Some final pre-contract activities Part 4 - The Post-contract Stage 15 Some general principles 16 Interim valuations and payments 17 Variations and final accounts for contracts based on bills of firm quantities 18 Variations and final accounts for contracts not based on bills of firm quantities 19 Special aspects of final accounts 20 Payment for unexpected loss and expense 21 Damage to the works during construction 22 Insolvency of the contractor and determination of his employment 23 Some preliminary comments on the case studies 24 Case A: A contract completed 25 Case B: A contract interrupted
NotesDDC number per http://classify.oclc.org/classify2/ 624.1042  624 Civil engineering 624.1042 Estimates of labor, time, materials BUT interdisciplinary works on quantity surveying should be classed in 692.5 690-699 Building 692 Auxiliary construction practices 692.5 Estimates of labor, time, materials
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