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Construction Quantity Takeoff Services
BIM Quantity Takeoffs
Quantity Takeoffs can be based on Revit Models, from Autodesk Navisworks, as a part of 5D planning. Construction Quantity Takeoff is part of our Comprehensive BIM Services. Revit Quantity takeoffs can be very effectively used for all stages of design – from Concept to Construction Documentation. Our Pre-Construction Quantity Takeoffs are used for:
- Cost Management: Quantity Takeoff and estimation for all Stages of Design. Costs can be calculated based on Quantity takeoffs from a 3D Revit Model. This process helps in managing and controlling costs from the very early stages of design.
- BOQ (Bill of Quantities): BOQ for preparation of Tender Documents.
- Preparation of BID: Our Construction Quantity Services assist Contractors in preparing BIDs for the projects they are quoting.
Pre-Construction Quantity and Material Takeoff
Our Construction quantity take-off services help at the beginning of the design process. They improve cost control and design quality. Using quantity takeoff early can help you reduce your project’s total cost. It can make a big difference in managing expenses. This optimization process becomes most efficient when cost estimation efforts commence during the early design stages. It’s crucial to recognize that the cost of implementing changes is much lower in these preliminary phases. As your design progresses towards the construction stage, the costs associated with making alterations tend to escalate substantially. Thus, addressing potential issues early can lead to significant savings and a smoother project flow.
Quantity Takeoff for Tenders
Bimsrv Construction Quantity Takeoff Services empowers stakeholders to make informed decisions based on accurate data and encourages efficient project delivery. Creating a Bill of Quantities (BOQ) for tenders is a vital step in modern construction management. It ensures accurate project estimation and improves financial oversight. A well-prepared Bill of Quantities (BOQ) serves as a key document. It details the amount of materials, labour, and other resources needed for the project. This helps contractors submit competitive bids.