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Professional Practice: Guideline for Quantity Surveyor                                                     Chapter 3



                   Advantages

                            Contractual relationships with one person.
                            Contractors responsibility forces him to give a good result.

                            The contractor has a fixed price.
                            Eliminates the extra expenses.


                   Disadvantages
                              The price is high.

                              The client can´t intervene in the project
                              It is sometimes difficult to find specialists for specific projects.

                              Control is difficult.


                   iii.   Management system


                   Management procurement is a method where construction works is completed using a
                   series of separate works or trade contracts which the main contractor is responsible for

                   managing.  The contractor does not actually do the physical work, but is paid a sum for
                   managing the project through the various works packages.


                          The  employer  starts  by  appointing  consultants  and  a  contract  administrator  to
                   prepare drawings, a project specification and cost plan. The employer has control over

                   design throughout the project through their professional team.


                          The contractor is appointed by negotiation or tender, and interview. The works
                   packages are usually let by competitive tender.


















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