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News Release from: Mirza & Nacey Research | Subject: Fees Survey Reports for 2005
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 17 January 2005
Fees Survey Reports for 2005
Mirza and Nacey Research have published four newly researched Fees Survey Reports for 2005 relevant to providers and procurers of architectural, engineering and quantity surveying services.
Mirza and Nacey Research have published four newly researched Fees Survey Reports for 2005 Each detailed report, based on exclusive surveys among architects, quantity surveyors and consulting engineers (civil, structural and, for the first time, mechanical and electrical engineers), comprises up to date information on fees charged across the professions to help providers and procurers of these services maximise performance and profitability
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 24 Oct 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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The Mirza and Nacey research team analysed data from four thousands of jobs reported by survey respondents, to identify the average fees charged for a wide range of different projects.
Break-downs include new build and refurbishment, type of contract and type of services including lead and non-lead consultant and JCT or Design and Build.
The 2005 Fees Surveys provide a detailed analysis of the fees charged by the professions, including hourly rates billed by practice personnel from principals/directors to technical staff, as well as by region and by size of practice.
Detailed charts illustrate the average fee rates for a wide range of sectors, from house extensions, hotels and schools to hospitals and new roads.
New for 2005 is Architects Fees - Minor Works, developed to meet the growing demand from smaller architectural practices for the same kind of quality financial information.
Specially priced for smaller organisations, this report focuses on jobs under the £150,000 price bracket, comprising average fee data for 38 building sectors.
'Each 2005 report is newly researched and builds on the quality and quantity of information provided by its predecessor.
It will be of interest to anybody who provides or procures these services.', said Vince Nacey Director, Mirza and Nacey Research.
'Each is designed to provide a comprehensive, yet practical tool to help organisations benchmark their performance and gain that all-important competitive edge.' 2005 Fees Surveys are available now, priced £135 for Architects Fees, Quantity Surveyors Fees and Consulting Engineers Fees, and £65 for Architects Fees - Minor Works, from Mirza and Nacey Research.
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