L1 - Quantification Flashcards

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What is NRM?

A

NRM = new rules of measurement developed by RICS.

It adopts standard methodology which facilitates consistency and benchmarking

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2
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What is NRM 1?

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NRM 1 - order of cost estimating and cost planning for capital building works

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What are the sections of NRM 1?

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  1. Introduction
  2. General
  3. Measurement rules for order of cost estimating
  4. Measurement rules for cost planning
  5. Tabulated rules of measurement for elemental cost planning
  6. Appendices
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4
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Under NRM 1, what are the elements for cost planning?

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  1. Facilitating works
  2. Substructure
  3. Superstructure
  4. Internal finishes
  5. FF&E
  6. Services
  7. Prefabricated buildings and building units
  8. Works to existing buildings
  9. External works
  10. MC prelims
  11. MC OH&P
  12. Project/design team fees
  13. Other development costs
  14. Risks
  15. Inflation
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5
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What is NRM 2?

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NRM 2 - detailed measurement of capital building works

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6
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What are the sections of NRM 2?

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Introduction
Part 1 - General
Part 2 - Rules for detailed measurement of building works
Part 3 - Tabulated rules of measurement for building works
Appendices (incl. guidance on the preparation of BoQ, template for prelims pricing, template for elemental BoQ)

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7
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What is NRM 3?

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Order of cost estimating and cost planning for building maintenance works.

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8
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SMM7

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NRM superseded SMM7

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9
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What is RICS Code of Measuring Practice 6th edition, 2015?

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Purpose is to provide precise definitions to permit the accurate measurements of buildings and land.

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10
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Key points of RICS COMP 6th edition.

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Guidance note.
Measurement purposes only.
UK only.

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11
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Definitions in COMP (GEA, GIA, NIA)

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Gross External Area (GEA) - area of building measured externally at each floor level

Gross Internal Area (GIA) - area of building measured to the internal face of the external walls

Net Internal Area (NIA) - useable area within a building

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12
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What is IPMS?

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IPMS = International property measurement standards

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13
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What is the purpose of IPMS?

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Provide consistency of measurement internationally.

IPMS is mandatory.

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14
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What do you do if the Client wants COMP instead of IPMS?

A

Outline the advantages / disadvantages of each.

Get written confirmation from the Client stating which one.

Potentially measure 2 area schedules in both to compare the measures.

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15
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What’s the difference between IPMS and COMP?

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IPMS 1 = GEA
IPMS 2 = GIA
IPMS 3 = NIA

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16
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IPMS vs COMP for Offices

17
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IPMS vs COMP for Resi

18
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IPMS 3 for Residential Buildings - 3 Alternatives

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IPMS 3A - External measurement of the area in exclusive operation - equates to GEA of a single apartment

IPMS 3B - Internal measurement including internal walls - equates to GIA of a single apartment

IPMS 3C - Internal measurement excluding internal walls - equates to effective floor area of a single apartment

19
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When producing an Order of Cost Estimate, what measurement methods can be used?

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Floor area method

Elementally

Functional unit method