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Professional Practice: Guideline for Quantity Surveyor                         Chapter 2



                   G)     Tender Documentation

                          This stage is for preparing the various tender documents including those for pre-
                          main construction works (e.g. demolition, site clearance, access and hoarding)
                          and checking to see if they any special terms required by the client.

                                 Architect and QS will select method of tendering to be used and produce
                          all the tender documents. When the project is approaching the tender stage, the

                          different firms that may be interested in constructing (contractor’s company) the
                          project should be invited to tender.


                   H)     Tender Action
                          During this stage, documents tender will be sold to builders (contractors) so that

                          they can estimate the price for the project. The tenders must be submitted by a
                          specified time and date.
                                 On the specified date the tenders will be opened and the Architect / Client

                          / QS (Tender Committee) will select the best contractor in terms of contract sum,
                          completion date, background, professional staff, etc.


                   J)     Mobilization
                          At this stage, the site will be handed over to the successful contractor and the
                          formal appointment of the contractor. The successful contractor must provide all

                          requirement before enter the construction site such as insurance.


                   K)     Construction to Practical Completion
                          This is the stage where the contractor commences the work on site. It is typically
                          referred  to  post-contract  period,  since  it  commences  once  the  contract  for  the

                          construction of the project has been signed and work has started on site.
                                 After the construction finish, inspection to all elements of building will be

                          done by architect to ensure the contractor has followed the contract agreed. If
                          everything are right, the formal signing over of the project to the responsibility of
                          the  client  is  made  and  ccc  (Certificate  of  Completion  and  Compliance)  will  be
                          issued by the architect.

                                 In  April  2007  the  Certificate  of  Completion  and  Compliance  (CCC)  is
                          issued by Professional Architects and Professional Engineers as well as Building



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