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BIM for Cost Managers: Requirements from the BIM Model

This guidance note should be used as a source of reference for quantity surveyors (QS) or cost managers when BIM has been implemented in the life cycle of a project.
RICS Data Standards

How can we ensure we don’t miss out on these opportunities to improve productivity and innovation?
Real estate

Our professionals provide many services and advice across real estate and work to the highest standards. Explore the key standards which our professionals work to in the real estate sector.
Cost Analysis and Benchmarking, 1st edition

This guidance provides a summary of the purpose and process of both cost analysis and construction project benchmarking.
The Informed Infrastructure Client, 1st edition

This guidance note is intended for RICS professionals practising in the infrastructure sector, either providing services to an infrastructure client or working within an infrastructure client organisation.
Selling Personal Property at Auction, 2nd edition

This is the second edition of the RICS guidance note Selling Personal Property at Auction.
Lessons Learned, 1st edition

Focusing on the fundamental question of why projects fail, this guidance outlines some of the most commonly occurring reasons for failure and offers practical solutions in the context of applying the lessons learned.
Construction

We collaborate globally to set standards in construction and infrastructure. The main focus areas cover cost and project planning. The following documents provide the key standards RICS professionals work to in this sector.
Cash Flow Forecasting, 1st edition

This global adaptation defines cash flow forecasting, before giving guidance on producing a useful forecast, explaining how to use it to assess progress on site, and analyse actual expenditure against forecast expenditure.