Cost planning is a specialized scheme of planning cost and design to achieve an optimum option of design vis-à-vis capital outlay.

Effective cost planning will help to ensure that once a realistic estimate and specification is agreed, the end product is fully realized.

Cost planning results in improved economic standard and better value for money without frustrating the goal.

The need to prepare a well-detailed and unambiguous bill of quantities cannot be over emphasized.

This document is thus a valuable control document for the financial, quantity and specification control of the contract.

With the integration of cutting edge measurement technology such as QS CAD and NAVIS Works software into our operations, accuracy and precision have become our hallmark.

The award of a contract on an agreed sum is only one stage in the process of realizing a project.

It is important that monitoring procedures are carried out during the construction to examine and report on all changes, whether projected or actual.

Cost control measures are put in place at every stages of a project in order to maximize the benefit of capital expenditure and also highlight all financial commitments.

Valuation of work in progress and settlement of final account

Evaluation of work executed is prepared from time to time and are submitted to the architect as a basis for certification of payments due to be paid to the contractor or any shortfall of funds to the client.

These evaluations are prepared by taking full measurements of work executed on site and materials on or off-site.