How a bill of quantities is put together, how the site accounts are kept, what to look for in a price list: short, concrete guides, written for people at work — not for people who enjoy manuals.
Every tab and every feature, from installing the program to exporting your work, in plain words. It is in the app too: Help menu → Read the manual.
Eight roles and four particular cases — works supervision, project manager, design, contractor, private works, building manager, safety, tax allowances, plus conservator, expert witness, services contractor and school. Read only your own chapter.
The document that turns a design into numbers: what it contains, how the work is measured and where the rates come from.
What art. 12 comma 10 of the Italian public contracts Code asks of site accounting software, and how it is answered.
The document that records how much work has been done and how much is due to the contractor. In Italy, the SAL.
From the ISTAT indices to the amount due to the contractor: the twenty homogeneous types, the weights and the coefficient.
The two records that hold the site accounts together, from measuring the work to paying for it.
The share of every rate that pays for people's work — and why it is a number you can no longer ignore.
The whole cost of the scheme: not just the works, but everything it takes to get to the end.
From the site visit to the offer on headed paper: what to write, what not to forget and how to do it quickly.
The exchange file that saves you the worst job in the world: retyping a bill by hand. In Italy, the XPWE format.
Somebody has already worked the rates out. The problem is not finding them: it is using them well.
Why ComputoLab is the bill of quantities app built for people working on macOS too.
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