Installation Project (Volume 1 and 2)

Author: Compiled by the Editorial Committee of "Installation Engineering"
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Publishing Date: 2005-05-01
Features: In-depth interpretation of the pricing specifications; gradual understanding of bill of quantities preparation; comprehensive strategies and techniques for bid pricing; detailed explanations of typical examples for reference. This book is the "Installation Engineering" volume of "Illustrated Guide to Bill of Quantities Pricing and Typical Example Applications." The entire book is compiled in accordance with the "Technical Specification for Bill of Quantities Pricing of Construction Projects" (GB50500-2003), presenting the content of installation engineering bill of quantities pricing primarily through charts and tables. The book is divided into 13 parts: Mechanical Equipment Installation Engineering, Electrical Equipment Installation Engineering, Thermal Equipment Installation Engineering, Refractory Construction Engineering, Static Equipment and Process Metal Structure Manufacturing and Installation Engineering, Industrial Management Engineering, Fire Protection Engineering, Water Supply and Drainage, Heating, Gas Engineering, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Engineering, Automation and Instrument Installation Engineering, Communication Equipment and Line Engineering, Construction Intelligent System Equipment Installation Engineering, and Long-Distance Transmission Pipeline Engineering. This content is presented in a gradual and comprehensive manner, from theory to case studies, integrating both breadth and practicality. It covers both the bill of quantities preparation for construction units and the bid pricing for contractors, serving as a practical reference tool for budget officers, construction engineers, supervising engineers, project managers, and other relevant personnel involved in tender document writing, bill of quantities preparation, and bid pricing. It can also be used as a teaching reference book for students and faculty in civil engineering and construction economics management programs.