A BoQ can be considered as a base document for planning, budgeting, scheduling, tracking work progress, vendor billing and payments, scope deviation and its impact on budget, creating change orders, managing fund flow and several other activities required for managing a construction project efficiently.

While BoQ summarises the quantities of measurable works in a project, the BoM (Bill of Materials) essentially derived from the BoQ and resource utilisation / composition charts provides us the quantities of materials that are going to be consumed for the given quantities of works in the BoQ.

Yes, for all standard construction activities, the BoM can be generated by the user from the BoQ made available on the cloud.

No

No

No. However, a nominal market rate for each standard schedule item may be provided as a sample for the sake of preliminary project budgeting. Actual costing service may be availed seperately.

No.

When calculated properly, BoQ forms a good base data from which many project deliverables can be monitored, tracked and controlled to achieve milestones effectively thereby reducing overheads and achieving the desired profitability.

No.

The time for completion of BoQ for a regular building plan may be as follows:

Civil warmshell and Finishes            –           1 week

Electrical and Plumbing                    –           1 week each

A complete checklist is given below. In order to complete the BoQ without delays, please ensure that all documents are submitted in full and details are correct in all aspects.:

BoQ summary for all the work groups in the given scope.

BoQ abstract

Yes

It will be available for a period of 6 months from the date of delivery of initial BoQ.