Contact QSEC
Tell us what stage the project has reached, the support required and any immediate commercial deadline.
Contact QSEC to discuss quantity surveying, estimating or commercial support for a UK construction project. The most useful starting point is the project stage, contract form, location, approximate value, service required and your deadline for a decision or submission.
QSEC supports contractors, subcontractors, developers, public-sector teams and professional advisers. If the requirement is still developing, send the information you have and identify the immediate commercial question. We can then agree which information to review first.
Contact QSEC With Your Project Information
- Project name, location and current stage
- Contract or proposed form of contract, where known
- The service or commercial issue requiring support
- Any tender, valuation, meeting or contractual deadline
- The key drawings, schedules, notices or cost information already available
For general service information, review our construction consultancy services. We handle personal information you submit through this form in line with the QSEC privacy notice.
Choosing the Right Support
If you need help before a tender submission, explain what you need to price and when the return is due. For example, include the scope, drawings and any questions about exclusions. This helps us understand whether you need an estimate, a tender review or support with a particular package.
For a live project, describe the current commercial position and the next decision. You may need help with a valuation, a change, a forecast or a final account. In addition, identify any gaps in the records so we can discuss a practical starting point.
Discussing Scope and Next Steps
You do not need a complete brief before making an enquiry. Instead, explain the outcome you want and the information you already hold. We can then discuss the scope, the required outputs and the timing of any proposed support.
Before work starts, we agree the commission with you. This gives both parties a clear understanding of responsibilities and deliverables. If a deadline is close, mention it at the start of your enquiry so we can consider it when discussing the next steps.
Start with the decision or deadline.
Useful initial information includes the project stage, contract form, value range, location, service required and the date by which support is needed.