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BOQ and Construction Estimation in Nepal
Prepare a structured bill of quantities that connects scope, measurement, rates, procurement, change control and project reporting.
Who this guide is for
Quantity surveyors
Contractors and procurement teams
Owners comparing quotations
Expected outcomes
Comparable tender or quotation items
Traceable quantity and rate assumptions
Better change-order control
Connection to procurement and project cost reporting
Recommended workflow
1
Create work sections
Organise preliminaries, structure, architectural finishes, MEP, external works and specialist systems.
2
Describe measurable items
Use clear descriptions, units, quantities, specifications and measurement notes.
3
Build the rate
Include materials, labour, equipment, transport, waste, overhead and profit where applicable.
4
Control revisions
Keep versions, approvals, quotation comparisons and change records connected to the project.
Frequently asked questions
Can a BOQ be used for supplier RFQs?
Yes. Material and service items can be grouped and issued to relevant suppliers or providers for comparable responses.
Why keep BOQ versions?
Versions show how scope, quantity, rate and approvals changed throughout the project.