Quantity Surveyor (Contract)

Bristol
1 month ago
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Quantity Surveyor - Part-Time (2 Days/Week)

6-Month Contract | Hybrid Working (1 Day Remote) | £232 - £298 per day + Holiday Pay (Up to £341.32)
Location: United Kingdom
Security Clearance: UK Nationals Only - BPSS or SC required (DV sponsorship available for longer-term engagement)

Overview

We are seeking a highly experienced and self-sufficient Quantity Surveyor to support a specialist project involving the full fit-out of a newly developed secure facility. This is a key role requiring a commercially astute professional with deep knowledge of NEC4 contract delivery and proven experience working within highly regulated environments.

This is a part-time, fixed-term engagement (two days per week) and offers a balance of remote and on-site working.

Security & Clearance Requirements

Applicants must be UK nationals due to the sensitive nature of the work.

Existing BPSS or SC clearance is required. Willingness to undergo DV clearance is essential.

The role primarily involves working with documentation classified as Official/Official Sensitive.

Candidate Profile

Demonstrable experience in a standalone Quantity Surveyor role, able to operate independently with minimal oversight.

Strong background in secure construction environments, such as aerospace, defence, scientific laboratories, R&D or engineering facilities. Experience with complex service and equipment installation is highly desirable.

In-depth working knowledge of NEC4 contract options A and E.

Proven experience preparing and managing compensation events and claims.

Skilled in using CEMAR and associated construction and financial tools.

Excellent organisational, communication, and problem-solving abilities

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