Bill of Qty Vs Schedule of Rates
Bill of Qty Vs Schedule of Rates
Bill of Qty Vs Schedule of Rates
Bills of Quantities
Avoid unnecessary effort from multiple contractors to prepare the tender Provide a standard basis for the tender purpose Provide Quality control Assist the tender evaluation Provide rates for valuation of variations Provide the basis for the payment purpose Provide basis for financial reporting/cash flow
BQ
A quantified and completed list of works describing the full requirements in the drawings and specifications. A schedule listing the works with the rates to provide a list of rates for the valuation of variations purpose.
SoR
BQ SoR
Quantities form part of the Contract. The Quantities do not form part of the contract.
Both can be used to: a) buildup the tender/contract sum. b) provide a list of rates for the valuation of variations purpose.
b) - Without Quantities
2 General Conditions of Contract for E & M Engineering Works (1999 Edition) 3 General Conditions of Contract for Civil Engineering Works (1999 Edition) 4 General Conditions of Contract for Design and Build Contract (1999 edition)
Clause 11 (1) The term variation as used in these Conditions shall means the alteration or modification of the design, quality or quantity of the Works as shown upon the Contract Drawings and described by or referred to in the Contract Bills, Clause 12 (3) Any error in description or in quantity in or omission of items from the Contract Bills shall not vitiate this Contract but shall be corrected and deemed to be a variation required by the Architect
Clause 12 (1) The quantity and quality of the work included in the Contract Sum shall be deemed to be that which is shown upon the Contract Drawings or described in the Specification,
Clause 11 (1) The term variation as used in these Conditions shall means the alteration or modification of the design, quality or quantity of the Works as shown upon the Contract Drawings and described by or referred to in the Specification Clause 12 (3) Any error in description or in quantity in or omission of items from the Contract Drawings and/or the Specification shall not vitiate this Contract but shall be corrected and deemed to be a variation required by the Architect
Clause 1 Contract means the Articles of Agreement, the Tender and the acceptance thereof by the Employer, Drawings, General Conditions of Contract, Special Conditions of Contract (if any), Specification and priced Schedule of Quantities or Schedule of Rates. Clause 59 (1) The quality and quantity of work included in the Contract Sum is deemed to be that which is shown on the Drawings or described in the Specification. The Contractor shall be deemed to have ascertained the exact quantities before submitting his Tender.
Clause 59 (2) When a Schedule of Quantities is included in the Contract, any error in description or any error in the quantities entered therein or any item omitted therefrom shall not vitiate the Contract nor release the Contractor from the execution of the whole or any part of the Works according to the Drawings and Specification or from any of his obligations or liabilities under the Contract. Only provisional quantities and the quantities for any variation ordered in accordance with Clause 60 shall be remeasured.
Clause 59 (3) There shall be no rectification of any error, omission or wrong estimate in description, quantity or rate inserted by the Contractor in the Schedule of Quantities or Schedule of Rates.
Clause 1 Contract means the Articles of Agreement, the Tender and the acceptance thereof by the Employer, Drawings, General Conditions of Contract, Special Conditions of Contract if any, Specification and priced Bills of Quantities. "Contract Sum" means the total of the Priced Bills of Quantities at the date of the acceptance of the Tender.
Clause 5 (2) (a) work shown on the Drawings or described in the Specification but not measured in the Bills of Quantities shall be dealt with in accordance with Clause 59; Clause 59 (1) Except where any statement in the Bills of Quantities expressly shows to the contrary the Bills of Quantities shall be deemed to have been prepared and measurements shall be made according to the procedures set forth in the Method of Measurement stated in the Preamble to the Bills of Quantities.
Clause 59 (4) (b) Should the actual quantity of work executed in respect of any item be substantially greater or less than that stated in the Bills of Quantities (other than an item included in the daywork schedule if any) and if in the opinion of the Engineer such increase or decrease of itself shall render the rate for such item unreasonable or inapplicable, the Engineer shall determine an appropriate increase or decrease of the rate for the item using the Bills of Quantities rate as the basis for such determination and shall notify the Contractor accordingly.
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Contract with Quantities Contract without Quantities General Conditions of Contract for Civil Engineering Works (1999 edition) General Conditions of Contract for E & M Engineering Works, (1999 edition) General Conditions of Contract for Design and Build Works (1993 edition)
Building Works Civil Works E&M Works Fitting Out Works Soft Landscaping Work Maintenance Works
Is contractor s design required in the contract? What is the extent of the design requirement?
Bills of Quantities
- Take longer preparation time for all consultants
Schedule of Rates
- Usually based on drawings not fully detailed. - The time required is usually shorter.
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