Project information for cost analysis

Project information for cost analysis

1.        1.  Building type

CI/Sfb classification  will be given and restriced to the Built environment classification taken from table 0

2.       2. BCIS code

The BCIS reference code classification buildings by the form of information, number of storey’s and gross internal floor area in square meters.

The different construction classes are.

·         Steel framed construction

·         Reinforced concrete framed construction

·         Brick construction

·         Light framed steel construction

A single-story building of 766 square metres of gross internal floor area and built in traditional construction would have the following BCIS code.

c-1-766

3.       3. Client

Indication should be given of type of client, eg borough council, church authority, owner occupier, government department, property company, etc.

4.       4. Location

The location of the project should be given, noting the city or the country borough or alternatively the borough and the country, eg Bristol, or Richmond, Surrey. The location may be reported less precisely if the client so desires.

5.       5. Tender date

Date fixed for receipt of tenders.

The date of tender ie 10 days before  date of receipt.

6.      6.  Brief description of total project.

Brief description of the building being analyesed and of the total project of which it forms part.

Any special or unusual feasures affecting the overall  cost not atherwise shown or detailed in the analysis.

7.      7.  Site conditions

·         Site conditions with regard to access, proximity of other buildings and construction difficulties related to topographical or climate conditions.

·         Site conditions prior to building, eg woodland, exting building, ect.

8.     8.   Market conditions

   Short report on tenders indicating the level of tendering, local conditions with regard to availability of labour and materials, keenness and competition.

9.       9. Contract particulars of totalo project

a.       Type of contract, eg JCT (with or without quantities ), GC/Wks/I,ect.

b.      Bills of quatities, bills of approximate quantities, schedule of rates.

c.       Open or selected competition, negotiated, serial or contituation or both.

d.      Number o contractors to which tender documents sent.

e.      Number of tenders received.

f.        Firm price or if fluctuating whether for labour or materials or both.

g.       Contract periods:   (i) stipulated by client;

                                                   (ii) quoted by builder.

10.  10.  Tender list

a.        List of tenders received in descending value order.

b.      Indicate whether tenders were from local builders (L) or builders acting on a national scale (N)