Quantity Surveyor - Water

Overview

Manage commercial aspects of water infrastructure projects, from feasibility to final account.

Key Responsibilities

• contract administration
• cost forecasting
• bid development
• risk management
• payment certification
• cost planning

Tasks

-Administer NEC3/4 ECC contracts (Options A, C & E) on the client side -Maintain accurate commercial records and resolve contractual issues -Collaborate with Project Managers on payment certification and defined cost determination -Support contract administration and ensure compliance with terms -Proactively engaging with markets and suppliers; -Developing a premier capability and team; -Monitor costs, assist in negotiating variations, and support claims resolution -Work with senior leadership to support bid development and proposal strategy -Help maintain a database of lessons learned, bid outcomes, and client insights -Provide commercial input and cost data to strengthen submissions -Identify risks and contribute to mitigation strategies -Support budget control, payment valuations, and cost forecasting -Assist in preparing and evaluating tender documentation -Contribute to final account preparation and post-project evaluation -Contribute to continuous improvement across commercial and bidding processes -Streamlining and enhancing operational workflows; -Conduct feasibility studies and cost planning

Requirements

• cscs card
• nec contracts
• rics chartership
• quantity surveying
• cdm
• line management

What You Bring

-Line management experience and ability to mentor junior QSs -Familiarity with CDM regulations and risk management -Exposure to ECI/ESI in design & build programmes -Right to work in the UK; this role subject to client interview and acceptance -Valid CSCS card; Water Hygiene Card desirable -Experience in water, environment, defence, or nuclear sectors -Progress toward RICS chartership or equivalent professional development -NEC3/4 contract expertise (Options A, C, E essential) -Degree in Quantity Surveying (Bachelor’s or Master’s)

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-Evolved from transport infrastructure roots into a global engineering powerhouse. -Typical projects span airport management, metro systems, highway operations, smart city networks, and signaling schemes. -Delivers end‑to‑end services: architecture, engineering, construction, and operations. -Among its standout ventures: managing 17 airports worldwide and operating advanced drone‑detection systems in airspace.

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