Measurement drives everything
Under measured contracts, quantities underpin valuation, forecasting and scheduling. Aligning measurement rules with the schedule helps keep those reports consistent.

Water, sewerage, irrigation, roads and buildings, where the contract is measured, the quantities decide the valuation and the schedule has to follow the way the work is actually built.
Under measured contracts, quantities underpin valuation, forecasting and scheduling. Aligning measurement rules with the schedule helps keep those reports consistent.
Pipelines, roads and networks are built in sections, and a section schedule that ignores access, permits and reinstatement will not survive contact with the route.
Notices, instructions and variations carry time limits. The record has to be contemporaneous, and the schedule has to show the effect of each event.
Earlier assignments covered site engineering, quantity surveying and project management on water and sewerage rehabilitation, irrigation infrastructure and buildings. This experience informs schedules that reflect how work is measured, valued and paid.
Our delivery approachSchedule, cost, BIM, quality and field data are connected from the agreed systems into a single controlled view, with the WBS and CBS aligned and the codes defined once.
Explore serviceSchedules are developed against an agreed work breakdown structure and linked to the BIM model, so the proposed sequence can be simulated, coordinated across contractors and challenged while changing it is still practical.
Explore serviceLogic, critical paths, constraints, baselines and progress updates are examined against the agreed measurement rules and the underlying records.
Explore serviceThe control budget and CBS are established and maintained, with commitments, actual costs and costs incurred but not yet invoiced tracked consistently.
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