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Professional Practice: Guideline for Quantity Surveyor Chapter 5

5.10 Differences Between Tender Document Based on Bill Of Quantities and

Tender Document Based on Drawings and Specification

No Based On Bill Of Quantities Based On Drawing and Specification

1.  Tender Notice  Tender Notice

 Checklist to submit tender  Checklist to submit tender
 Form of tender  Form of tender
 Instruction to tenderer  Instruction to tenderer

 Conditions of tendering  Conditions of tendering
 Letter of acceptance  Letter of acceptance

 Standard Form of Contract  Standard Form of Contract :
: (JKR203)

(JKR203A) PAM 2006 without Quantities
PAM 2006 with Quantities  Addendum of Conditions of

 Addendum of Conditions of Contract
Contract  Specification
 Specification  Preliminaries

 Preliminaries  Preambles to all trade
 Preambles to all trade  Schedule of rate

 Bill of quantities  Final Summary of Tender
 Final Summary of Tender  Appendices

 Appendices  Drawings
 Drawings

2. Long time to prepare because Short time to prepare because no need a

need a detail project. detail project.

3. Suitable to construct a difficult Suitable to construct a standard project.
project.

4. Measurable quantities to be part All items of work specified in the form of
of the contract of right size works drawings and specifications.
to be executed.

5. In this way a contractor can be No BQ are given.

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