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Old 06-08-2008   #1 (permalink)
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EVENING,,,

ALL HELP NEEDED,,putting a quote in for a job tomorrow for a builder,, but i just found out its going straight too a QS for a tender..

HAS anybody out there got a good format they use i.e big boy professional type.. to do a proper layout and breakdown to quote for a job .

all your help is welcome

cheers, i hope someone can help (first time on a big boys quote)

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If going out to tender then you need some tender software really and your prices will be sooo low you will probably end up buying the business in!
 
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HI CIRRS..

Iam just giving a price to the QS instead of the builder so i just to know if theres a tidy way to set it out

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