About Kosala.gayan
Quantity Surveyor
Other Consultant I am Kosala Gayan Ranathunga, 33 years old ,born in Sri Lanka and last seven years I am working for D G Jones and Partners (DGJ) as a capacity of Quantity Surveyor. DGJ is one of leading Quantity surveying Consultancy Company in Qatar (Middle East). My professional career was begun as Training Quantity surveyor in 2004 and so far I am gaining ten years experience on Civil Engineering and Quantity Surveying practice in construction field in the Middle East and Sri Lanka. I have been employed by DGJ since 2007 and positioning me for pre and post contract works of several leading projects in Qatar over last seven years.
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