Remeasurement - Revision history

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	* Unit rates basis of payment.		* Unit rates basis of payment.

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−	\|…calculation of the actual quantities of work ordered on the contractors in order to certify the payment due to a contractor. Remeasurement is also known as measure-and-value’.	+	\| …calculation of the actual quantities of work ordered on the contractors in order to certify the payment due to a contractor. Remeasurement is also known as measure-and-value’.
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	* Emerging cost contract.		* Emerging cost contract.
	* Force account work.		* Force account work.
		+	* Henry Boot Construction Ltd v Alstom Combined Cycles.
	* Measurement contract.		* Measurement contract.
	* Measured term contract.		* Measured term contract.

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	* Measured term contract.		* Measured term contract.
	* Procurement route.		* Procurement route.
		+	* Quantum meruit.
	* Schedule of rates		* Schedule of rates
	* Schedule of rates term contract.		* Schedule of rates term contract.

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	* Contract sum.		* Contract sum.
	* Cost reimbursable contract.		* Cost reimbursable contract.
		+	* Difference between lump sum and measurement contracts.
	* Emerging cost contract.		* Emerging cost contract.
	* Force account work.		* Force account work.

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	* Cost reimbursable contract.		* Cost reimbursable contract.
	* Emerging cost contract.		* Emerging cost contract.
		+	* Force account work.
	* Measurement contract.		* Measurement contract.
	* Measured term contract.		* Measured term contract.

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	* Schedule of rates term contract.		* Schedule of rates term contract.
	* Tender.		* Tender.
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−	Civil Engineering Procedure 7th Edition, published by the Institution of Civil ~~Engineering~~ in 2016, suggests that remeasurement (or occasionally re-measurement) is the:	+	Civil Engineering Procedure 7th Edition, published by the Institution of Civil Engineers in 2016, suggests that remeasurement (or occasionally re-measurement) is the:

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−	Civil Engineering Procedure 7th Edition, published by the Institution of Civil Engineering in 2016, suggests that remeasurement (or re-measurement) is the ~~‘…calculation~~ of the actual quantities of work ordered on the contractors in order to certify the payment due to a contractor. Remeasurement is also known as measure-and-value’.	+	Civil Engineering Procedure 7th Edition, published by the Institution of Civil Engineering in 2016, suggests that remeasurement (or occasionally re-measurement) is the:
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		+	\|…calculation of the actual quantities of work ordered on the contractors in order to certify the payment due to a contractor. Remeasurement is also known as measure-and-value’.
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	There is a subtle difference between the term remeasurement and the term admeasurement, in that remeasurement refers to the entire process of measuring again the quantities of work undertaken, whereas admeasurement refers only to the difference between the estimated quantity and the actual quantity.		There is a subtle difference between the term remeasurement and the term admeasurement, in that remeasurement refers to the entire process of measuring again the quantities of work undertaken, whereas admeasurement refers only to the difference between the estimated quantity and the actual quantity.
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	Remeasurement contracts, measurement contracts or measure and value contracts may be necessary on projects where the type of works required can be described in reasonable detail when they are tendered, but the amount cannot. For example, excavation works where the quantity of excavation required is difficult to assess until after the works have begun.		Remeasurement contracts, measurement contracts or measure and value contracts may be necessary on projects where the type of works required can be described in reasonable detail when they are tendered, but the amount cannot. For example, excavation works where the quantity of excavation required is difficult to assess until after the works have begun.

−	Instead of giving a firm price, rates are provided in the contractor’s tender, either as part of the priced approximate bill of quantities, or within a schedule of rates. Then the actual quantities of work carried out are measured and the rates applied to those quantities. The contractor is paid for the actual work they have done. As a result, the quantities paid for may vary from the original estimates.	+	Instead of giving a firm price, rates are provided in the contractor’s tender, either as part of the priced approximate bill of quantities, or within a schedule of rates. Then the actual quantities of work carried out are measured and the tendered rates applied to those quantities. The contractor is paid for the actual work they have done. As a result, the quantities paid for may vary from the original estimates.

	See Measurement contract for more information.		See Measurement contract for more information.
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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

−	Admeasurement.	+	* Admeasurement.
−		+	* Bills of quantities.
−	Bills of quantities.	+	* Construction contract.
−		+	* Contract sum.
−	Construction contract.	+	* Cost reimbursable contract.
−		+	* Emerging cost contract.
−	Contract sum.	+	* Measurement contract.
−		+	* Measured term contract.
−	Cost reimbursable contract.	+	* Procurement route.
−		+	* Schedule of rates
−	Emerging cost contract.	+	* Schedule of rates term contract.
−		+	* Tender.
−	Measurement contract.	+
−		+
−	Measured term contract.	+
−		+
−	Procurement route.	+
−		+
−	Schedule of rates	+
−		+
−	Schedule of rates term contract.	+
−		+
−	Tender.	+

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Civil Engineering Procedure 7th Edition, published by the Institution of Civil Engineering in 2016, suggests that remeasurement (or re-measurement) is the ‘…calculation of the actual quantities of work ordered on the contractors in order to certify the payment due to a contractor. Remeasurement is also known as measure-and-value’.

There is a subtle difference between the term remeasurement and the term admeasurement, in that remeasurement refers to the entire process of measuring again the quantities of work undertaken, whereas admeasurement refers only to the difference between the estimated quantity and the actual quantity.

Remeasurement contracts, measurement contracts or measure and value contracts may be necessary on projects where the type of works required can be described in reasonable detail when they are tendered, but the amount cannot. For example, excavation works where the quantity of excavation required is difficult to assess until after the works have begun.

Instead of giving a firm price, rates are provided in the contractor’s tender, either as part of the priced approximate bill of quantities, or within a schedule of rates. Then the actual quantities of work carried out are measured and the rates applied to those quantities. The contractor is paid for the actual work they have done. As a result, the quantities paid for may vary from the original estimates.

See Measurement contract for more information.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

Admeasurement.

Bills of quantities.

Construction contract.

Contract sum.

Cost reimbursable contract.

Emerging cost contract.

Measurement contract.

Measured term contract.

Procurement route.

Schedule of rates

Schedule of rates term contract.

Tender.

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