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Index

AL
a elemental bills  74

RI
Accounts department  179, 246, 270, 301, errors in a bill of quantities  235
302, 307, 310, 312 operational bills  73

TE
Accruals  310, 312, 313, 353, 354 preambles  62, 63, 64
Additional works  283, 303, 304, 305, trade bill of quantities (BQ)  41
349, 352 Building Control Body (BCB)  186
MA
Advanced payment bond  218, 219 Building Information Modelling (BIM) 
Apprentices 273 31, 32
Architect  6, 7, 47, 159 Building inspector  17
Architect’s Instruction (AI)  222, 234 Building Regulations  15, 17
D

Archiving  83, 356–358 Business development manager  184


TE

As‐built information  344


Assessment of Professional Competence c
(APC), RICS  20, 21 Cartels 121
GH

Association of Consultant Architects Cash flow  186–190


(ACA), partnering contracts Cash retention, main contract  217, 298,
PPC2000  159, 160 342, 346, 348
RI

SPC2000 160 Cash retention, subcontract  264, 352


STPC2005 160 Catch‐all clause  164, 265
PY

TPC2005 160 Certificates
Association of Cost Engineers certificate of making good 
(ACostE) 45 346, 347
CO

AutoCAD designs  30, 31, 72, 344 certificate of non‐completion  230


certificate of practical completion  230,
b 340, 342
Back‐to‐back contracts  266, 267 certificate of sectional completion  230,
Bank guarantee  184, 217, 218 independent certification  341
Bills of quantities and schedules self‐certification 340
activity bills  74 taking over certificate  164, 342
annotated bills  74 CESMM4, measurement guide  44
approximate quantities  74, 75 Chartered Institute of Building
bill of approximate quantities  41, 90 (CIOB)  14, 21, 22, 28, 132
builder’s quantities  41, 57, 62, 64, 65 Civil engineer  9, 10

Construction Quantity Surveying: A Practical Guide for the Contractor’s QS, Second Edition. Donald Towey.
© 2018 John Wiley & Sons Ltd. Published 2018 by John Wiley & Sons Ltd.
362 Index

Claims construction period (or phase)  179, 180,


acceleration quotation  240, 298 disruption  321, 322
claims from the supply chain  324–327 float  182, 183
claims to the supply chain  327, 328 gantt chart  29, 180, 181
common law  323 PERT chart  180, 181
contra charge (see claims to the supply planning manager  179, 317
chain) prolongation  319, 320, 321
crash costing  183, 288 project management planning  29
delay register  317 Construction team  5
disruption  321, 322, 323 Consultants 6–13
ex gratia  323, 324 Continuing Professional Development
extension of time (EOT)  314, 316, (CPD) logging  23
317, 318 Contracts administrator  37
financial/loss and expense  164, 289, Contracts manager  37, 38
318, 319, 320, 321 Contract termination
Hudson’s formula  320, 321 frustration 329
notice of delay  227, 314, 316, 317, 318 insolvency  228, 237, 238, 292, 329, 330
prolongation (see extension of time) involuntary termination  234, 237, 238,
set‐off 324 328, 330, 331, 333, 334, 335
time at large  316, 351, 352 notice procedures  238
time barring  164, 354 notional final account  333
Clerk of works  18 voluntary termination  92, 237, 238,
Client’s agent  5, 6, 10, 37, 38, 52, 94, 112, 328, 329, 330, 331, 332
124, 150, 176, 198, 204, 280, 283, Contracting organisations
286, 290, 298, 305, 309, 316, 323, asset inventory  81
329, 339, 345, 348, 350 asset purchase appraisal  82
Client’s brief  4, 5, 7, 89, 90 asset register  81
Client’s team, hierarchy of appointments  6 departments 79
Client, private sector  4 environmental management plan 
Client, public sector  4 84, 85
Cloud computing  31, 358 jobbing builder  77
Collaborative working  152, 160, 240 marketing 87–89
Collateral warranties  238, 239, 264 mission statement  83
Commercial manager  38 national house builders  178, 179, 354
Considerate Construction Scheme offsite overheads  79, 81
(CCS) 186 onsite overheads (see Preliminaries)
Construction 2025  1 organisation chart  80
Construction Act  199, 237, 292, 302, policies and procedures manual  83
Construction industry  1, 2 quality management and control  85, 86
Construction Industry Scheme (CIS)  248 tier 1, 2 and 3 sized organisations  77,
Construction Industry Training Board 78, 79
(CITB) 273 waste management  34, 36, 84
Construction programme Contractor’s Design Portion (CDP)  152,
acceleration  183, 184, 321 222, 234, 240
client and contractor Cost management systems (CMS)  30, 204,
responsibilities 181 205, 206, 300, 301, 303, 309, 310,
critical path  29, 180, 316, 321, 322 311, 312, 313, 314, 353, 354
Index 363

Cost plan/planning  42, 43, 74, 132, 142 document register  46, 198, 199
Cost to complete  335, 354 material supply registers  197,
Cost value reconciliations (CVRs)  new and revised information  279,
313, 314 280, 281
Council on Tall Buildings  241 plant hire register  197
reading file  281, 282
d
Defects e
latent 347 Earned Value Management (EVM)  190
patent 345 Economic cycle  25, 26
defects liability/rectification period  Edited and bespoke forms of contract  163,
226, 280, 345, 346, 348, 352, 354 164, 165
Design creep  95 Employer’s agent (see Client’s agent)
Design manager  179, 199, 276, 280 Entire agreement  225, 284
Design team  4, 5 Environmental Impact Assessment
Development team  5 (EIA) 16
Dispute resolution Estimating
Adjudication 158 Build Cost Information Service
Adjudicator Nominating Body (BCIS)  132, 295
(ANB)  172, 173 buildability 129
Alternative Dispute Resolution CIOB Code of Estimating Practice
(ADR)  166, 167 (COEP) 132
Arbitration  173, 174 composite rate  74, 286, 287, 288
Award 173 consultants’ fees  127, 128, 178,
Conciliation 169 276, 277
Damages  166, 239, 323 contractor’s margin  81, 179, 187
Dispute Adjudication Board cost centres or cost codes  71, 300, 301,
(DAB) 170 306, 309,
Dispute Board (DB)  169, 170 cost planned tenders  142–146
Dispute Resolution Board database  62, 122, 129
(DRB) 170 director’s adjustment  67, 147
Dispute Resolution Board Foundation employer’s requirements (see
(DRBF) 170 preliminaries pricing)
Early neutral evaluation  170, 171 estimate and quotation  116
Expert appraisal  172 estimating software  30, 72, 73
Expert determination  171, 172 estimator 39
Expert witness  171 first principles  129
Litigation  166, 167, 323 Gross Internal Floor Area (GIFA)  143
Mediation  168, 169 labour all‐in rate  122, 123, 124
Negotiation 168 labour flat rate  122
Technology and Construction Court labour constant  129
(TCC) 167 materials and trade scheduling 
Unliquidated damages  351 120, 121
Divergences 224 materials, conversion factors 
Document control 125, 126
document communication materials, equal and approved  124
systems 29 materials, wastage  125
364 Index

Estimating (cont’d ) Housing Grants, Construction and


operational estimating  132, 133, 134, Regeneration Act 1996 (see
135–138 Construction Act)
plant pricing  126, 127, 128
preliminaries pricing  134, 139–141 i
published building price books  132 ICE forms of contract  160
risk workshop  113, 134 IChemE forms of contract  160, 161
trade contractor pricing and analysis  In Administration  329
114–119 Information Technology (IT)  10, 29–31
unit rate calculations  129–132 Insurance
Expressed and implied terms of contract  210 All Risks  214
damage to surrounding property  216
f decennial 214
FIDIC forms of contract  161, 162, 163 Excepted Risks  214
Final account global claim  261, 262
Deed of Release  352, 353 indemnify  215, 216
final payment certificate  236, 323, 348, injury to persons  215
350, 351 Joint Fire Code  216
final project costs  353 new works and existing structures 
financial statements  354 214, 215
review period  349 offsite materials  219
Statement of Final Account  350 professional indemnity  216, 217, 276
Funding of construction projects  24 public and/or general liability
insurance 262
g policy register  215
GC/Works forms of contract  158, 159 Specified Perils  214
General contractor (see Main contractor) subcontractors  261, 262
General Requirements (see Preliminaries) worker’s compensation  262
Geotechnical engineer  8 Interior designer  7
Global Construction 2030  2, 3 International Construction Measurement
Green business Standards (ICMS)  45
BREEAM 33 International Standards (ISOs)  85, 86
Energy Performance Certificates  13
Green businesses  32 j
Green certification  32, 33 JCT forms of contract
LEED 33 Agreement 212
sustainability  33, 34 Articles  212, 213
Attestation 213
h CE 2016  155, 156
Health and safety CM/A 2016  154
CDM Regulations  18, 19, 20, 84, Contract Particulars  213
196, 232 Contract Schedules  239
health and safety management  84 DB 2016  154
health and safety plan  14, 19 Definitions 213
Principal contractor  13, 19, 84, 196 HO 156
Principal designer  19, 84, 337 IC 2016  153, 154
RIDDOR 84 MC 2016  154, 155
Index 365

MP 2016  152 provisional sums  69


MTC 2016  155 reports 47
MW 2016  153 risks 66
PCC 2016  155 tabulated rules  43, 55
Recitals 212 tabulated work sections  55, 56, 68
RM 2016  155 work breakdown structure  43, 49
SBC 2016  152, 153 work package breakdown  49, 50
Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT)  151, work section bq/schedule  49
152, 210 New rules of measurement (Nrm3)  43, 44
Just in time (JIT) deliveries  248
o
l Office of National Statistics (ONS)  24
Landscape architect  7 Operating and maintenance manuals 
Latent conditions  283, 284 343, 344
Lean construction  36 Overseas construction business  3, 4
Letter of Acceptance  150, 151
Letter of Intent  150, 151 p
Life‐cycle costs  34, 35 Partial possession (see Sectional
Liquidated and ascertained damages completion)
(LADs)  228, 229, 230, 316, 320, Party Wall Act  1996, 185, 186
335, 351, 352, 353 Payments
Local Democracy, Economic Development activity schedules  157, 200, 204, 294
and Construction Act 2009  172, assessing measured works  294
237, 292 assessing preliminaries  297, 298
Local development framework plans  16 cost centres or cost codes (see
Estimating)
m consultants 308
Main contractor  13, 14, 15 delay in payment  292
Manual of Contract Documents for factoring companies  307
Highway Works (MCHW)  44 Fair Payment Charter  199
Market drivers  24 final payment certificate (see Final
account)
n interim application submissions  298, 300
NEC forms of contract  156, 157, 158 interim payment certificates  200, 213,
New rules of measurement (Nrm1)  42, 74 217, 218, 219, 236, 292
New rules of measurement (Nrm2) materials stored on or off site  296, 297
annexes 67 materials suppliers and hire company
builder’s work in connection (BWIC)  70 payments 305–307
client‐engaged contractors  71 ‘pay less notice’  237, 303, 306, 308, 324,
composition 43 327, 351
contingency  68, 69 payments on account  200
credits 66 price adjustment formulae indices
dayworks 70 (PAFI) 295
elemental breakdown  49 price fluctuations  295, 296
preliminaries  43, 68 project bank accounts (PBAs)  308, 309
prime cost sums  69, 70 progress claim, (see interim application
provisional price  69, 75 submissions)
366 Index

Payments (cont’d ) Procurement, main contract


progress claim schedule  199–204 assignment, design and build  94
reciprocal tax invoice  302 competitive negotiation  92, 93
self‐billing system (see reciprocal tax construction management  96, 97
invoice) cost plus  91, 92
stage payments  200, 204, 308 design and build  93, 94, 95
subcontractors’ payments  300, 302–305 develop and construct  95
track project expenditure  310 EPC/Turnkey 162
Performance bond  218 frameworks 108
Permitted development  15 Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP)  98
Planning approval  15, 16, 17 lump‐sum fixed price  90
POMI measurement guide  45 management contracting  97
Position paper  318, 319 novation, design and build  94
Practical completion  339, 340, 341, partnering and strategic alliances  106, 107
342, 343 prime contracting  104, 105
Pre‐commencement period project alliances  107, 108
‘For construction’ design and serial tendering  93
documentation  177, 186, 198, 199, target cost  92
220, 221, 244, 250, 254, 267, 271, termed or scheduled contracts  93
279, 280 turnkey project  95
contract documents  177 two‐stage tendering  91
deferment  220, 227, 229 Professional Development Programme
estimator’s handover  177 (PDP), CIOB  22
Information Release Schedule  220 Project feedback  355, 356
possession of the site  175, 220, 227, 229 Project director  38
pre‐start meeting  175, 176, 177 Project manager, client side, (see Client’s
project team  14, 175, 176, 177, 205 agent)
site establishment administration Project manager, contractor  14, 29, 37, 39,
checklist  207, 208 134, 175, 176, 183, 190, 209, 246,
walk‐over survey  175 250, 260, 268, 273, 298, 314, 317, 322
Preliminaries, main contract  67, 68, 82 Project reporting  336–338
Preliminaries, works package Project team  14, 175, 176
contractors  68, 71 Public procurement and European
Private Finance Initiative (PFI) legislation
abatements  101, 102 Brexit 109
Build, Operate, Transfer (BOT)  104 main competitive procedures  109, 110
consortium  99, 100, 101 Most Economical Advantageous Tender
Design, Construct, Manage and Finance (MEAT)  110, 111
(DCMF) 102 Official Journal of the European Union
facilities management  98, 99, 100, (OJEU) 109
101, 102 online auctions  111
free‐standing 101 Prior Information Notice (PIN)  109
joint venture  100, 101 Tenders Electronic Daily (TED)  110
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)  Public Private Partnerships (PPPs)
101, 102 Arms’ Length Management Organisation
public sector comparator (PSC)  99 (ALMO) 103
traditional  98, 99, 100 Local Partnerships  103
Index 367

Quantity surveyor domestic  114, 153, 232, 248, 249


bonus surveyors  179, 246, 302 labour only  114, 120, 127, 190, 243,
client’s quantity surveyor/cost 245–248
manager  12, 13, 39, 149, 200, 204, named  153, 249
222, 225, 231, 235, 292, 348, 349, 350 nominated  251, 252, 266
contractor’s quantity surveyor  10, 13, partnering 114
14, 19, 28, 36, 37, 43, 111, 164, 178, specialist  153, 160, 232, 239, 248
183, 184, 200, 209, 283, 293, 298, subletting  13, 231, 264
310, 326, 328, 339, 349, 352 Superintendent (see Client’s agent)
cost engineer  39 Supply of Goods and Services Act  1982,
education and training  28 166, 211
post‐contract cost advice  12 Survey of contracts in use  210
pre‐contract cost advice  12, 13
skills of a quantity surveyor  26, 27 t
Recruitment  3, 246, 273, 274 Taking‐off
Rectification, legal  225 abstracting 72
Relevant Events  227, 228 by levels  55, 56
Requests for Information (RFI)  49, 50 centre line  51, 54
Restrictive covenants  17 measurement example  55, 56, 58–61
RIBA Outline Plan of Works  42, 43 method  50, 51
Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors presentation 52–54
(RICS)  13, 20, 21, 22, 28 take‐off screen  73
Tendering
s abuse of the tendering procedure  88
Sale of Goods Act 1979  269 E‐tendering 30
Samples, mock‐ups  211 invitation to tender  29, 37, 46, 87, 112,
Schedule of rates  41, 66, 91, 93, 124, 115, 245, 249
150, 196 open market tendering  87
Scott schedule  332, 333 pre‐qualification questionnaire  110, 147
Sectional completion  230, 339, 340 selective tendering  87
Service engineers  10, 11, 12 tender documents  112, 250
Shop drawings  7, 95, 223, 262, 289, 290, tender period  112, 114, 115, 251,
298, 300, 343 252, 253
Site agent (see Site manager) tender qualifications  116
Site induction  206, 208, 209 tender return form  43, 116
Site instructions  264, 269, 291, 305 tender submission  146, 147
Site Investigation (SI)  8, 66, 88 Tort  239, 323
Site manager  14, 176, 178, 191, 197,
246, 250 v
Site/trade supervisors  14 Value engineering (see Value management)
SMM7, measurement guide  44 Value management  148, 149, 240, 306
Snagging 339 Variations
Specifications abortive works  288, 289, 290
descriptive  46, 47, 48 changes in quality  284, 285, 286, 287, 288
functional  46, 47 changes in quantity  284
Structural engineer  8, 9 changes in sequence of Works  286, 287
Subcontractors contract sum adjustment  235
368 Index

Variations (cont’d ) management hire  274


definition 283 major works packages  263
rejection of a variation  291, 292 material bulk orders and
variation quotation  235, 286 scheduling  197, 267, 270, 271, 272
variation register  290, 291, 303 material suppliers  122, 124, 126,
variation submissions  290 198, 243
material buying department  179,
w 268, 274
Works procurement scheduling minor works packages  263
award recommendations  260 negotiating payable rates  246
consultant appointments  275–277 plant hire and blanket orders  126,
cost analysis  255, 256, 257 127, 275
cost targets  190, 191, 246 pre‐award questionnaire  258, 259
delay in the placement of awards  244 purchase orders  268, 269
early works  196 subcontractors  114, 115, 116, 119, 243,
forms of subcontract agreement  263–267 245, 246, 247, 248–252
labour hire  122, 272, 273 target award date  195
lead time  193, 195 tender comparisons  254, 255
letting schedule  193, 194, 195, 196 tender return analysis  115, 116, 117, 118
lowest price guarantees  258, 259 unsuccessful tenders  261

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