I will do boq preparation and quantity takeoff in costx
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About this Gig
Need reliable numbers before you commit to a budget? I deliver precise Quantity Takeoffs and BOQs you can build a project on.
I'm a Quantity Surveyor specializing in Quantity Takeoff, BOQ preparation, and pre-contract Cost Planning using CostX, fully compliant with POMI, NRM1, NRM2 & CSI MasterFormat standards.
Sectors: Residential (Villas), Commercial, Hospitality & Infrastructure across UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar & Seychelles.
Deliverables:
- Architectural, Structural, ID (Fit-out) & External Works Takeoffs
- Detailed BOQs & Area Schedules
- RFI Logs for resolving drawing discrepancies
- RICS Development Area Programs (GFA/NLA)
- QA/QC verification for BOQs & rates
Every measurement is standards-compliant, transparent, and delivered on time, so your budgeting, tendering, and cost control run smoothly from day one.
Working with architects, developers, and contractors who need dependable figures without the guesswork.
Message me with your drawings and scope before ordering, so I can confirm scope and give you an accurate quote.
Building type:
Residential
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Commercial
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Industrial
Software:
Bluebeam
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CostX
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Microsoft Excel
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
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FAQ
What software do you use for quantity takeoffs?
I primarily use CostX for 2D/3D digital takeoffs to ensure 100% accuracy and auditable measurements. Reports can be delivered in Excel, PDF, or CostX native formats.
What measurement standards do you follow?
I measure fully compliant with international standards, including POMI, NRM1, NRM2, and CSI MasterFormat, depending on your project requirements and region.
What file formats do I need to provide?
You can share drawing packages in PDF, DWG (AutoCAD), or CostX formats, along with any available specifications or project briefs.
How do you handle missing details or drawing discrepancies?
I raise a structured RFI (Request for Information) log to highlight any discrepancies or missing information, ensuring all cost assumptions are clearly documented.

