Advice on Party Walls
A party wall is a wall that is shared by two or more properties and is used to separate them. In the UK, the Party Wall etc. Act 1996...
What is a schedule of condition?
A schedule of conditions is a document that records the current condition of a property. It is often used for legal purposes, such as in...
Top 10 Things to consider before signing a Construction Contract
Scope of work: Make sure that the contract clearly defines the scope of work to be completed, including all materials and services to be...
Understanding the Key project life cycle stages & whole life cost (of a building).
The life cycle of a building typically consists of several stages, including: Planning and design: During this stage, the project team...
Cost Reimbursement Contract
A cost reimbursement contract is a type of contract in which the buyer agrees to pay the seller for all costs incurred in completing a...
What is PERT : Project evaluation and review technique?
PERT stands for "Project Evaluation and Review Technique." It is a method used to analyze and manage projects that involves a series of...
How to choose the right procurement method and construction contract?
There are many different procurement methods that can be used in construction projects, and the right method for your project will depend...
Competitive Tendering from a Contractor's Perspective
Competitive tendering, also known as competitive bidding, is a common practice in the construction industry that allows contractors to...
Understanding Bim from a Quantity Surveying Prospective
Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a digital representation of the physical and functional characteristics of a facility. It is a...
Understanding Your Home and Climate Change.
Climate change is a major global challenge that is already affecting many parts of the world. It is caused by the increasing levels of...
