Quantity Surveying Practice

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Publish Date: 2001-03-01
Features: This book introduces the role and development trends of quantity surveyors, as well as the five key areas of knowledge that should be emphasized. It provides a detailed explanation of the four stages of the project life cycle, categorized by decision-making points, along with the main tasks of each stage. The book thoroughly covers various project implementation methods, the responsibilities of each party involved, and the selection of implementation approaches. It also offers three indicators for evaluating project implementation status. Additionally, it elaborates on the meaning of buildability, its influencing factors, measurement methods, and other related aspects. The book provides a detailed introduction to the application of economics in project construction, including several project investment evaluation methods. It discusses value management theory, the relationship between risk and uncertainty, and further derives methods for risk management and decision-making, offering valuable insights for making optimal decisions. Finally, it provides a detailed explanation of price forecasting methods and cost planning, along with specific recommendations for determining a reasonable bid price. The book also offers models, analytical methods, and evaluation techniques for cost control during the construction phase. Lastly, it provides a detailed description of property management after project completion.