Bill of Quantities (BQ)
A measured document describing construction work in a structured format so contractors can price on a consistent basis.
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A measured document describing construction work in a structured format so contractors can price on a consistent basis.
A budget divided into building elements or work categories and updated as the design develops.
The agreed final value of the construction contract after variations, claims and other adjustments are resolved.
Additional cost claimed because the regular progress of the works has been materially affected by a relevant event or matter, subject to the contract.
An allowance for specified goods or work where the exact price has not been finalised when tender documents are prepared.
An allowance for work that cannot be fully described or measured at the time of tender.
The process of measuring work items and materials from drawings, models and specifications.
A change to the scope, quality, quantity or conditions of the work instructed or recognised under the contract.
A structured review of alternatives intended to improve value while maintaining required function and performance.
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