Construction Engineering Quota and Budget / Textbook for Civil Engineering Majors in Higher Education

Author: Tang Mingyi, Shi Zhifeng
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: With the marketization of construction cost engineering, the newly introduced pricing methods are more compatible with the current tendering and bidding system and market-oriented pricing. To enable students and professionals in related fields to quickly master this subject, the authors have compiled this book based on extensive research and the latest standards. During the writing process, the book strives to combine fundamental theory with practical applications and includes numerous examples. It provides a detailed introduction to engineering quantity calculation rules and the key points of tendering and bidding, allowing readers to quickly grasp the methods of construction cost calculation. The book is divided into 14 chapters, covering topics such as: Overview of Construction Engineering Quotas and Budgets, Principles of Construction Engineering Quotas, Construction Quotas, Construction Engineering Budget Quotas, Construction Engineering Cost Quotas, Calculation of Construction Area Quantities, Calculation of Unit and Sub-unit Project Costs, Calculation of Decoration Project Costs, Calculation of Measures Project Costs, Overview of Bill of Quantities Pricing, Pricing of Construction Engineering Unit and Sub-unit Bill of Quantities, Pricing of Decoration Project Bill of Quantities, Measurement, Adjustment, and Payment of Bill of Quantities Pricing, as well as Construction Engineering Tendering and Bidding.
The book can serve as a textbook for construction engineering quotas and budgets courses in civil engineering programs at ordinary universities, as well as a teaching resource for correspondence universities, vocational universities, distance education programs, self-study, and training courses. It is also available for reference for related professionals.
With the marketization of construction cost engineering, the newly introduced pricing methods are more compatible with the current tendering and bidding system and market-oriented pricing. To enable students and professionals in related fields to quickly master this subject, the authors have compiled this book based on extensive research and the latest standards. During the writing process, the book strives to combine fundamental theory with practical applications and includes numerous examples. It provides a detailed introduction to engineering quantity calculation rules and the key points of tendering and bidding, allowing readers to quickly grasp the methods of construction cost calculation. The book is divided into 14 chapters, covering topics such as: Overview of Construction Engineering Quotas and Budgets, Principles of Construction Engineering Quotas, Construction Quotas, Construction Engineering Budget Quotas, Construction Engineering Cost Quotas, Calculation of Construction Area Quantities, Calculation of Unit and Sub-unit Project Costs, Calculation of Decoration Project Costs, Calculation of Measures Project Costs, Overview of Bill of Quantities Pricing, Pricing of Construction Engineering Unit and Sub-unit Bill of Quantities, Pricing of Decoration Project Bill of Quantities, Measurement, Adjustment, and Payment of Bill of Quantities Pricing, as well as Construction Engineering Tendering and Bidding.
The book can serve as a textbook for construction engineering quotas and budgets courses in civil engineering programs at ordinary universities, as well as a teaching resource for correspondence universities, vocational universities, distance education programs, self-study, and training courses. It is also available for reference for related professionals.