PROJECT MANAGEMENT & QUANTITY SURVEYING
We are an independent firm of Project Managers and Quantity Surveyors.We are based on the docks at Preston.We offer our clients 60 years of combined experience in client negotiation.We have a culture of innovation, integrity and collaboration and we always exceed our clients expectations!WHO ARE WE?
Project ManagementQuantity SurveyingEmployers AgentCommercial ConsultancyCDM Co-OrdinationFund MonitoringSERVICES WE PROVIDE
Wikipedia states that a Quantity Surveyor is:A professional working within the construction industry concerned with building costs.A specialist tradesman who prepares standardised schedules for a building project in which all of the construction materials, labour activities and the like are quantified.QS HISTORY
Manage & Control Costs within Construction Projects.Measurements, Estimations.Costing, Valuation, Tender Pricing.Minimize Cost & Enhance Value.These all vary dependant on Developer & Contractor.FUNCTIONS OF A QS
Measurer – Arrives at quantities of different items of work for:Tender document preparation (for developer)Tender Pricing (for contractor)Handles BOQ and prices schedulesBills for payment, intermediate and finalMeasures quantities from drawings and from siteTRADITIONAL ROLE OF A QS
Professional Quantity SurveyorBroadly concerned with contracts and costs on construction projects. The methods employed, however, cover a range of activities which may include cost planning, value management, feasibility study, cost benefit analysis, lifecycle costing, tendering, valuation, change control, dispute resolution and cost estimation.Contractors Quantity SurveyorA contractor's QS is responsible for the performance of operations that mirror those of the owner's QS; i.e., the measurement and pricing of construction work, but specifically performed by the contractor as opposed to the construction work described and measured in the construction contract between the developer and the contractor. TYPES OF QS
Costs have become more dynamic, changes are faster.Technology change, mechanization.From primary civil engineering to a mix of mechanical & electrical, plumbing, fire protection etc....Corresponding to change from single & double storey construction to multi-storey complexes.Energy costs and environmental requirementsCHANGING ROLE OF A QS
Energy Costs have also brought in change to the architectural design of buildings.We can no longer overlook the operating cost of the building as a whole.Our building designs should keep energy in all its forms and stages of utilisation.Speed of construction is now of assuming importance.With the gradual but continuous increase in labour costs it is essential that the design is such that the requirements of resources is kept to a minimum.CHANGING ROLE OF A QS
So what is a QS required to know in today’sfast moving world?Basic civil work processes and costings.Component materials.Material and equipment selection and effect on costs.Building operation costs based on Energy efficiency, Environmental effects and maintainability.TODAY’S REQUIREMENTS
Sectors we work in include:CommercialResidentialEducationHealthcareUtilitiesTransportCustodial (Prisons)SECTORS
Projects Delivered include:HMP RanbyHMP WaylandMaynes Coach Depot, WarringtonPrivate House, CheshireHouse conversion, PrestonMinor alteration works to Private DwellingPROJECTS
Why should you choose us:We go the extra mile for ALL Clients!We deliver projects on budgetWe always think ‘outside the box’We care about our clientsMost importantly....WE SAVE MONEY, SO YOU DON’T HAVE TO!WHY US?
Paul Mason – Croft Goode PartnershipAndy Horner – Muse DevelopmentsCassidy & Ashton (Architects)Marcus Worthington (Builder)G F Holdings, Macclesfield (Builder)Conlon Construction (Builder)SPECIFIC REFERRALS
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Quantity Surveying

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    PROJECT MANAGEMENT &QUANTITY SURVEYING
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    We are anindependent firm of Project Managers and Quantity Surveyors.We are based on the docks at Preston.We offer our clients 60 years of combined experience in client negotiation.We have a culture of innovation, integrity and collaboration and we always exceed our clients expectations!WHO ARE WE?
  • 3.
    Project ManagementQuantity SurveyingEmployersAgentCommercial ConsultancyCDM Co-OrdinationFund MonitoringSERVICES WE PROVIDE
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    Wikipedia states thata Quantity Surveyor is:A professional working within the construction industry concerned with building costs.A specialist tradesman who prepares standardised schedules for a building project in which all of the construction materials, labour activities and the like are quantified.QS HISTORY
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    Manage & ControlCosts within Construction Projects.Measurements, Estimations.Costing, Valuation, Tender Pricing.Minimize Cost & Enhance Value.These all vary dependant on Developer & Contractor.FUNCTIONS OF A QS
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    Measurer – Arrivesat quantities of different items of work for:Tender document preparation (for developer)Tender Pricing (for contractor)Handles BOQ and prices schedulesBills for payment, intermediate and finalMeasures quantities from drawings and from siteTRADITIONAL ROLE OF A QS
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    Professional Quantity SurveyorBroadlyconcerned with contracts and costs on construction projects. The methods employed, however, cover a range of activities which may include cost planning, value management, feasibility study, cost benefit analysis, lifecycle costing, tendering, valuation, change control, dispute resolution and cost estimation.Contractors Quantity SurveyorA contractor's QS is responsible for the performance of operations that mirror those of the owner's QS; i.e., the measurement and pricing of construction work, but specifically performed by the contractor as opposed to the construction work described and measured in the construction contract between the developer and the contractor. TYPES OF QS
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    Costs have becomemore dynamic, changes are faster.Technology change, mechanization.From primary civil engineering to a mix of mechanical & electrical, plumbing, fire protection etc....Corresponding to change from single & double storey construction to multi-storey complexes.Energy costs and environmental requirementsCHANGING ROLE OF A QS
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    Energy Costs havealso brought in change to the architectural design of buildings.We can no longer overlook the operating cost of the building as a whole.Our building designs should keep energy in all its forms and stages of utilisation.Speed of construction is now of assuming importance.With the gradual but continuous increase in labour costs it is essential that the design is such that the requirements of resources is kept to a minimum.CHANGING ROLE OF A QS
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    So what isa QS required to know in today’sfast moving world?Basic civil work processes and costings.Component materials.Material and equipment selection and effect on costs.Building operation costs based on Energy efficiency, Environmental effects and maintainability.TODAY’S REQUIREMENTS
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    Sectors we workin include:CommercialResidentialEducationHealthcareUtilitiesTransportCustodial (Prisons)SECTORS
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    Projects Delivered include:HMPRanbyHMP WaylandMaynes Coach Depot, WarringtonPrivate House, CheshireHouse conversion, PrestonMinor alteration works to Private DwellingPROJECTS
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    Why should youchoose us:We go the extra mile for ALL Clients!We deliver projects on budgetWe always think ‘outside the box’We care about our clientsMost importantly....WE SAVE MONEY, SO YOU DON’T HAVE TO!WHY US?
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    Paul Mason –Croft Goode PartnershipAndy Horner – Muse DevelopmentsCassidy & Ashton (Architects)Marcus Worthington (Builder)G F Holdings, Macclesfield (Builder)Conlon Construction (Builder)SPECIFIC REFERRALS
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