Online Course:
Preparing Estimates for a job, and composing a quotation for the work to be done
Lesson Structure
There are 4 lessons in this course:
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SCOPE AND NATURE OF ESTIMATING, QUOTING & TENDERING
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Introduction
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Estimating
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Using a estimate internally (in the business) or externally (for the client)
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Quoting
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Tendering
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Types of tendering
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Preliminary planning
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Project scope
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Project aims
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Project goals
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Project expectations
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Scope of work vs Statement of work
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Scope statement
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Documenting Scope
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Define and establish acceptance criteria
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Determine the format, specifications & deadline
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Format
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Project specifications
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Project deadline
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Review documentation
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Compare site to plans & scale drawings
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Examples of the difference between a scope statement and a statement of work
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What is the difference between a tender and a bid?
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IDENTIFYING RESOURCE NEEDS
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Finances
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Estimating costs
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Determining resources needed
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Determine sources of resources for a project
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Calculate quantities
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Considerations
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Profitability
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Quality Assurance
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Client satisfaction
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Summarising and recording your calculations
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Risks
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Qualitative risks
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DEVELOPING SCHEDULES FOR ESTIMATES, QUOTES, OR TENDERS
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Preparing schedules
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Works schedule
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Resource schedule
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Financial schedule
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Estimating costs for a quote or bid
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Examples of financial schedules
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DRAFT AND FINALISE THE QUOTATION, TENDER OR ESTIMATE
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Introduction
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Finalising the bid
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Charging for time
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Drawing up a final budget
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Estimating techniques
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Post project appraisal
Aims
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Discuss the differences between estimating, quoting and tendering.
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Identify information needing to be gathered and considered when estimating the cost of a project.
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Develop schedules for projects.
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Prepare – draft and finalise - a quote, tender or estimate.
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Determine time and resources required to carry out specified work, to calculate costs and prepare a specified estimate, quote or tender.
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