01Quantity Takeoffs
Accurate measurement and quantification from project drawings.
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The measuring and pricing work behind every estimate: quantity and material takeoffs, Bills of Quantities, cost estimates and tender support. Each one is built around your drawings, your scope and the way you price work.

Process services
Use one on its own or combine them: we measure the quantities, set them out in a BOQ, price them and help you put the tender together.
01Accurate measurement and quantification from project drawings.
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02Detailed material quantities prepared from drawings and specifications.
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03Detailed Bills of Quantities organised for pricing and tendering.
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04Material, labour and project cost estimating.
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05Estimating support to help contractors prepare competitive tenders.
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Every service on this page is also available through a dedicated estimator: one estimating professional who works as part of your team on your takeoffs, estimates, BOQs and tender support.

Deliverables
Deliverables are organised by trade so your team can review, price and quote straight away — in the formats you already work with.
Trade-by-trade quantities in formula-linked Excel, with marked-up PDF drawings showing what was measured.
Itemised BOQs to ASMM, NRM2, CSI MasterFormat, the CIQS method, NZS 4202 or your own template.
Material, labour and plant breakdowns when pricing is requested.
Assumptions, exclusions and questions stated clearly.
What we work from
Most trade estimates start with PDF drawings and a short note of the trades you are pricing. If anything is missing, we will tell you before work begins. Standard estimates are typically delivered within 48 hours; for larger projects we confirm the delivery date after reviewing the scope.
Architectural, structural and services drawings (electrical, plumbing and mechanical) — PDF sets or DWG/DXF CAD files.
Roofing and cladding systems, finishes, fixture and light fitting schedules — anything that defines quality and scope.
Which trades or packages you are pricing — or the whole building — and to what level of detail.
Tender or quote conditions, addenda, pricing schedules and submission requirements.
Measurement method, units, currency, rates, templates and the deadline you are working to.
For civil and earthworks jobs only: survey data, LandXML surfaces, design levels, sections and geotechnical reports.