Lead cost management, pre- and post-contract quantity surveying duties including preparation of cost estimates, procurement and tendering, tender evaluation, cashflow forecast, contract administration, variation, final account, etc

Develop/Review cost estimate in various stages of the project from feasibility and viability studies, concept, schematic to design development and construction

Contract administration including collecting, preparing, analysing, and interpreting project cost and financial data and related information

Experience in construction economics, cost and financial management

Ability to manage construction project procurement and contract – inclusive of identifying, collecting, processing and interpreting data and information for the evaluation and selection of appropriate procurement system and contractual arrangement, preparing tender and contract documents, administration of tendering processes and managing the implementation of construction contract.

Responsible for the whole tender process including co-ordinating with various stakeholders

Review variation request, assess the associated variation costs, mitigating of operating expenses, monthly financial report, processing of progress payment and final account

To derive yearly budgetary estimates and familiar with government budgeting/projection

Ability to analyse both cost components and practical physical construction works of a project in a scientific way and applies the results of his analysis to a variety of financial and economic problems confronting the developer and the designers

Background and qualification in Building / Quantity Surveying or equivalent (recognised by SISV)

At least 10 years of relevant experience within pre and post contract in consultancy / main contractor environment  

Experience in large scale integrated development and mixed development projects would be an advantage

Proficient with MS office program, cost management programs

Good numeracy, communications and writing skills

Familiar in BCA’s Quality-Fee Method (QFM) and Price-Quality Method (PQM) framework, Public Sector Standard Conditions of Contract, etc.