Assignment AQSP for B 10.docx
- 1. BTEC HND in Quantity Surveying Page 1 of 6 ASSIGNMENT BRIEF (RQF) Pearson BTEC Level 5 Higher National Diploma in QUANTITY SURVEYING Student Name Pearson No Pearson’s Centre Ref. #. 75803 Student Reg. #. AQS Email Address Unit Number and Title Unit 29: Advanced Quantity Surveying Practice (M/618/1772) Assignment Title & #. Selection of a contract in Construction Cohort/ Batch AHND/QS 10 Academic Year/ Semester 2022 (4th Semester) Unit Assessor Ms. R. Tharshiha Internal Verifier Mr. Dilsath Issue Date 18th February 2022 Formative Feedback Date 01 28th February 2022 Submission Date 28th March 2022 Formative Feedback Date 02 18th March 2022 Formative Assessor Feedback (Summative Comments) Y / N Y / N Pass P1 P5 P2 P6 P3 P7 P4 Merit M1 M2 M3 M4 Distinction D1 D2 D3 Resubmission Feedback Re-submission Date Grade Assessor Sign & Date IV Signature & Date Student Agreement: I understand the feedback given to me and agree to carry out the actions in future works as required and indicated. Student Signature & Date
- 2. BTEC HND in Quantity Surveying Page 2 of 6 Pearson BTEC Level 5 Higher National Diploma in Quantity Surveying Unit 29: Advanced Quantity Surveying Practice (M/618/1772) Student Name Student Reg. #. AQS Pearson No • This assignment must be submitted via the Assignment Division at the Admin Department. You should submit BOTH a printed and an electronic version (on a CD) of your work. The Assignment Division will not accept the assignment unless the forms are completed correctly. • If you wish to seek an extension for an assignment, you will need to apply directly to your assessor by late extension form. This needs to occur as soon as you become aware that you will have difficulty in meeting the due date, you must provide a reason for the extension. • Marked assignments will not be returned to students. It is advisable to retain a copy of your assignment for your own records. Plagiarism Plagiarism is a particular form of cheating. Plagiarism must be avoided at all costs and students who break the rules, however innocently, may be penalized. It is your responsibility to ensure that you understand correct referencing practices. As a university level student, you are expected to use appropriate references throughout and keep carefully detailed notes of all your sources of materials or the material you have used in your work, including any material downloaded from the Internet. Please consult the relevant unit lecturer if you need any further advice. Declaration of Academic Honesty I. I certify that the assignment submission is entirely my own work. YES NO II. I have clearly indicated in my assignment any work that has been contributed by another student. YES NO III. I fully understand the consequences of plagiarism YES NO IV. I understand that making a false declaration is a form of malpractice. YES NO V. I have clearly indicated in my assignment any work that has been carried out collaboratively with another student/s. YES NO VI. I confirm that where eve r I have used someone else’s words, concepts, graphics or data in my work, I have clearly indicated exactly where I have done so, using the Harvard Referencing System. YES NO VII. I confirm that I have clearly indicated, by Harvard Referencing, where I have used someone else’s graphics or data, concepts, words, irrespective of whether I have quoted or I have paraphrased in my own words. YES NO Student Signature Date Assignment Receipt (Assignment Division Copy) Works being submitted Report CD/ DVD Specify Others Proposed Submission Date 28th March 2022 Actual Submission Date Submitted by Received by
- 3. BTEC HND in Quantity Surveying Page 3 of 6 Assignment Receipt (Student Copy) BCAS accepts no responsibility for assignments submitted after office hours, submitted to other staff members or without an assignment receipt. This form is not valid without an assignment submission stamp and signature of the staff. Unit Number and Title Unit 29: Advanced Quantity Surveying Practice (M/618/1772) Assignment Title & #. Selection of a contract in Construction Cohort/ Batch AHND/QS10 Unit Assessor Ms. R. Tharshiha Issue Date Proposed Submission Date 28th March 2022 Works being submitted Report CD/ DVD Specify Others Student Name Student Reg. #. Extended Submission Date Actual Submission Date Submitted by Received by Submission Format Report You are to submit an A4 sized word-processed document. The font-face should be Arial, font size to be 11, line spacing to be 1.5pt and paragraph spacing to be 6pt above and after paragraph. However, as a professional report, clarity and readability are critically important. You are encouraged to use diagrams and graphics to help to explain the topics. Any material (images, drawings, diagrams, text) that is derived from other sources must be suitably referenced using a standard form of citation. To be filled by the Student :( Unit: Advanced Quantity Surveying Practice) Criteria P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 Task Page No M1 M2 M3 M4 Task No. Task No. Task No. Task No. Page. No. Page. No. Page. No. Page. No. D1 D2 D3 Task No. Task No. Task No. Page. No. Page. No. Page. No. a
- 4. BTEC HND in Quantity Surveying Page 4 of 6 Unit Learning Outcomes LO1 Analyse the functions of a quantity surveyor on large complex projects LO2 Explain the quantity surveyor’s interactions with project teams LO3 Prepare a contract for a complex project LO4 Develop preliminary items and specification sections for a building or infrastructure project Assignment Brief and Guidance - Report You are working for a local quantity surveying consultant firm named Design Advocacy, which specialises in commercial and industrial projects. The company has a new project for a new company. You have been asked to prepare Contract documents for a 10 story shopping complex project. To this end, you have been asked to prepare a briefing report for the head of the developer’s project team. Your report is intended to: Analyse the pre-construction and construction functions of a professional quantity surveyor and a contractor’s quantity surveyor. You will Compare the functions of a professional quantity surveyor and a contractor’s quantity surveyor during the execution of a construction contract for the given complex project As part of your report discuss the interaction of a professional quantity surveyor and a contractor’s quantity surveyor with different teams during the pre-construction phase and construction phase of this project. Further, you are asked to analyse the financial interactions between the professional quantity surveyor and the contractor’s quantity surveyor during the construction phase of this project. In addition to that critically analyse the contractor’s quantity surveyor’s interactions in maintaining the profitability of this contract Analyse the criteria used for the selection of a contract for a large complex project and prepare a contract, based on an appropriate standard, for the given project (Refer annexure), assess the selection of a contract, based on how it meets the requirements of the given project. Further evaluate the selection of a contract for a shopping complex construction project, based on how it supports the client and contractor. For a selected project prepare preliminary items and specification sections based on an appropriate standard and evaluate the relationship between preliminary items and specification sections in clearly defining works. In addition to that, justify the definition of preliminary items and specification sections in meeting client requirements.
- 5. BTEC HND in Quantity Surveying Page 5 of 6 Learning Outcomes and Assessment Criteria Pass Merit Distinction LO1 Analyse the functions of a quantity surveyor on large complex projects D1 Critically analyse the contractor’s quantity surveyor’s interactions in maintaining the profitability of a contract P1 Analyse the pre-construction and construction functions of a professional quantity surveyor and a contractor’s quantity surveyor M1 Compare the functions of a professional quantity surveyor and a contractor’s quantity surveyor during the execution of construction contract for a complex project LO2 Explain the quantity surveyor’s interactions with project teams P2 Discuss the interaction of a professional quantity surveyor and a contractor’s quantity surveyor with different teams during the pre- construction phase of a project M2 Analyse the financial interactions between the professional quantity surveyor and contractor’s quantity surveyor during the construction phase P3 Describe the interactions of the professional quantity surveyor and a contractor’s quantity surveyor with different teams during the construction phase LO3 Prepare a contract for a complex project P4 Analyse the criteria used for the selection of a contract for a large complex project M3 Assess the selection of a contract, based on how it meets the requirements for a project D2 Evaluate the selection of a contract for a large complex construction project, based on how it supports the client and contractor P5 Prepare a contract, based on an appropriate standard, for a large complex project LO4 Develop preliminary items and specification sections for a building or infrastructure project D3 Justify the definition of preliminary items and specification sections in meeting client requirements. P6 Prepare preliminary items for a building or infrastructure project specification, based on an appropriate standard M4 Evaluate the relationship between preliminary items and specification sections in clearly defining works. P7 Develop specification sections to define works for building or infrastructure project, based on an appropriate standard
- 6. BTEC HND in Quantity Surveying Page 6 of 6 Annexture Title Proposed 10 Storey Shopping Complex at Colombo 5. Client Chairman, Pearls Group of Company, Floor – 39, World Trade Center, Colombo. Consultant Chairman, Design Advocacy Pvt (Ltd), Colombo. Contractor Maga Engineering Pvt Ltd, Colombo. Contract No PE/DA/SC/C1 Contract Sum 13,879,598,174.13 Contract Commencement Date 2nd March 2022 Tender Submission Date 22nd December 2021 Duration 24 Months Contract Agreement signing on 24th February 2022 General Condition of Contract FIDIC, 1999 (Red Book) Particular Condition Base date – 28 days prior to the latest date for submission of the Tender Replacement of Engineer (3.4) – Notice not less than 28 days Contract Agreement (1.6) – Within 28days after LOA