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Quantity Surveying
Cost certainty from feasibility to final account, grounded in hands-on project experience.
Quantity
Surveying
Services
Quantity surveying is a regulated profession focused on the quantification, and management of construction costs. A diligent quantity surveying firm can provide cost certainty across the full project lifecycle, from early feasibility through to final account.
Our full Quantity Surveying services typically apply to property and building projects with substantial design definition in a main construction contract. This includes design and construct contracts which have a majority of design available for the procurement stage.
We use industry standard measurement software, maintain an active cost database, and subscribe to industry publications to ensure our advice reflects current market conditions.
Services
Pre-Contract Services
Pre-contract QS services which focus on establishing budget certainty before a main construction contract is executed. This includes preparing budgets and estimates at key design stages, advising on procurement strategy, and managing a competitive tender process.
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Cost planning at defined design stages including Development Application (DA) stage
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Feasibility estimates and project budget development
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Procurement advice and contract strategy
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Bill of Quantities (BoQ)
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Pre-tender estimates
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Estimated Development Cost reports for DA, compliant with requirements of NSW authorities and NSW Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979
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Tender management and assessment
Post-Contract Services
Post-contract QS services which manage costs through the construction phase. This includes variations, assessing claims, and maintaining financial control throughout delivery.
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Cost management during project delivery
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Monthly payment valuation
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Cash flow management
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Change control and variation management
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Claims valuation and management
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Final account assessment and recommendation
Who We Work With
Private sector and property owners
Private owners and developers of residential, commercial, and mixed use projects.​
Project managers and architects
Consultants seeking independent cost advice to support their clients.
Government agencies
State and local government bodies responsible for building projects and programs.
Insurers
Insurable value and loss quantification for insurance purposes.