25.01.2024
Keegans secures 4-year position in Medway Framework as Quantity Survey consultants.
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We are delighted to announce that Keegans has secured a position within the Medway framework for the next four years. Our team will focus on Lot 5, delivering Quantity Surveying services and contributing to the effective management of construction projects.
Building on our past experiences within this framework and our involvement in Medway's school expansion projects, Keegans is excited to be developing and strengthening this partnership. This opportunity allows our committed team to collaborate closely with Medway Council, providing invaluable support to the local community.
Keegans commitment to excellence and development aligns with Medway Council's vision of connecting innovation, driving growth for all in their community and delivering a better quality of life across Medway. We take pride in supporting them towards achieving this goal.
What is a Quantity Surveyor?
A Quantity Surveyor (QS) is a professional in the construction industry who specializes in construction costs and contracts. They are responsible for managing all aspects of the contractual and financial side of construction projects, including conducting financial feasibility studies, cost estimation, cost planning and management, analyzing terms and conditions in the contract, predicting potential risks in the project, forecasting the costs of different materials needed for the project, preparing tender documents, contracts, budgets and other documentation, taking note of changes made and adjusting the budget accordingly, tender management including preparation of bills of quantities, contract conditions and assembly of tender documents, contract management and contractual advice, valuation of construction work, claims and dispute management, lifecycle costing analysis, and reinstatement cost assessment for insurance purposes. A key part of the role will be to liaise with a range of other teams working on the project, helping it to stay on track.
What qualifications do you need to be a Quantity Surveyor?
To work as a quantity surveyor, you will usually need a degree in quantity surveying or commercial management accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). If your undergraduate degree is in a different subject, you can take a RICS-accredited postgraduate conversion course.
What is Cost Consultancy?
The cost consultant provides estimates and advice regarding the cost of construction works. The cost consultant's role might include: Helping determine the client's requirements and undertaking feasibility studies. Benchmarking requirements against similar projects. Assessing and comparing options.
30.10.2023
Crawley Borough Council PartnershipWe are delighted to maintain our relationship with Crawley Borough Council for another three years after a successful retender.
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