10–12 years of relevant experience in Quantity Surveying or Cost Management.
Strong experience in estimation, BOQ, billing, rate analysis, quantity measurement, cost control, and variation management.
Good knowledge of construction drawings, specifications, and measurement procedures.
Strong MS Excel skills.
Responsibilities
Prepare and review BOQs, quantity estimates, quantity take-offs, cost estimates, and rate analyses for Urban Planning, Master Planning, Township Development, Smart City, Area Development, and Urban Infrastructure projects.
Conduct quantity assessment and cost estimation for roads, utilities, water supply, sewerage, storm water drainage, landscaping, public spaces, transit infrastructure, and other urban development components.
Review master plans, layout plans, DPRs, engineering drawings, specifications, and contract documents to identify quantity variations, scope changes, and cost implications.
Develop and maintain project cost plans, cost databases, and budget estimates for urban development and infrastructure projects throughout the project lifecycle.
Evaluate variation orders, additional scope items, and design modifications, and prepare detailed cost impact assessments and rate analyses.
Support preparation of Detailed Project Reports (DPRs), feasibility studies, investment plans, and financial estimates for urban infrastructure and master planning assignments.
Coordinate with urban planners, infrastructure engineers, architects, project management teams, clients, and government agencies on quantity estimation, budgeting, and cost management matters.
Prepare project cost reports, quantity summaries, MIS reports, and commercial documentation to support project monitoring and decision-making.
Identify opportunities for cost optimization, value engineering, resource efficiency, and sustainable infrastructure development while maintaining project quality and design objectives.
Desired Qualifications
Experience in large building or infrastructure projects, preferably government, railway, metro, or institutional projects.
Job Description
Experience: 10–12 Years Qualification: B.E./B.Tech. in Civil Engineering Reporting: Project Manager
Key Responsibilities
Prepare and review BOQs, quantity estimates, quantity take-offs, cost estimates, and rate analysis for Urban Planning, Master Planning, Township Development, Smart City, Area Development, and Urban Infrastructure projects.
Conduct quantity assessment and cost estimation for roads, utilities, water supply, sewerage, storm water drainage, landscaping, public spaces, transit infrastructure, and other urban development components.
Review master plans, layout plans, DPRs, engineering drawings, specifications, and contract documents to identify quantity variations, scope changes, and cost implications.
Develop and maintain project cost plans, cost databases, and budget estimates for urban development and infrastructure projects throughout the project lifecycle.
Evaluate variation orders, additional scope items, and design modifications, and prepare detailed cost impact assessments and rate analyses.
Support preparation of Detailed Project Reports (DPRs), feasibility studies, investment plans, and financial estimates for urban infrastructure and master planning assignments.
Coordinate with urban planners, infrastructure engineers, architects, project management teams, clients, and government agencies on quantity estimation, budgeting, and cost management matters.
Prepare project cost reports, quantity summaries, MIS reports, and commercial documentation to support project monitoring and decision-making.
Identify opportunities for cost optimization, value engineering, resource efficiency, and sustainable infrastructure development while maintaining project quality and design objectives.
Qualifications
Qualification: B.E./B.Tech. in Civil Engineering
Additional Information
10–12 years of relevant experience in Quantity Surveying/Cost Management.
Strong experience in estimation, BOQ, billing, rate analysis, quantity measurement, cost control and variation management.
Experience in large building/infrastructure projects, preferably government/railway/metro/institutional projects.
Good knowledge of construction drawings, specifications and measurement procedures.
Strong MS Excel, analytical, coordination and communication skills.
H.W. Lochner has completed its rebrand as Egis following their merger in July 2025, creating a unified US infrastructure business with over 1,500 professionals across 70 offices.
The combined organisation offers services across transportation, water, energy and environmental infrastructure. It integrates Lochner's 80-plus years of US infrastructure experience with Egis' global expertise in architecture, consulting, construction engineering, operations and mobility.
Globally, Egis operates in 70 countries with approximately 23,500 employees. The company ranks 17th on Engineering News-Record's Top 225 International Design Firms list and seventh in transportation.
Laurent Germain, Egis Group CEO, said the rebrand strengthens their US market position and enables them to leverage their global network to address complex client challenges.
Lochner, an Egis Group company, has appointed Karen Wiemelt to its Board of Directors. Wiemelt brings over 35 years of leadership experience in the nuclear and energy sectors, with expertise in programme management, environmental remediation and strategic planning.
Wiemelt previously served as Senior Vice President and General Manager at Jacobs, where she led the company's global Energy, Security and Technology business unit. In that role, she managed a portfolio exceeding $1.5 billion in annual revenue and over 8,000 employees worldwide. She has also served on numerous industry and corporate boards.
Founded in 1944, Lochner merged with Egis Group in July 2025, positioning it as the cornerstone of Egis' US growth strategy. Wiemelt holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from the Colorado School of Mines.
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