Clear quantities and specifications help prepare budgets and compare contractor quotes. We receive enquiries for quantity take-offs, costing and work follow-up within an agreed scope, setting out deliverables and responsibilities from the start.
Quantities based on identified documents
Identify drawing revisions, measurement methods, exclusions and assumptions. Distinguish quantities taken from drawings from those confirmed on site, noting items that need more information before approval.
Pricing you can review
Organise the quote by clear items and units, stating supply, equipment, transport and related costs. A preliminary estimate is not a final contract price while drawings, specifications or quantities are still changing.
Limits of follow-up and supervision
Define visits, reports, review points and approval responsibilities in the agreement. Execution follow-up does not automatically include engineering design or statutory supervision; when needed, the licensed party and its responsibilities must be explicitly identified.
Prepare these details for a quote
- Available drawings, specifications and bill of quantities.
- Purpose: initial budget, quote comparison or work follow-up.
- Project stage and the reports required.
Is the total enough to compare contractors?
Compare items, quantities, specifications, exclusions, payments and timing on the same basis; a lower total may reflect a smaller scope.