The Estimation Engineer is responsible for preparing accurate cost estimates, quantity take-offs, rate analyses, and bid proposals for construction projects. The role ensures that all estimates reflect current market conditions, project specifications, and engineering principles. Estimation is a critical function that directly influences project profitability, competitive bidding, and cost control.

Primary Responsibilities:
Quantity Take-Offs (QTO)
Extract material quantities from architectural, structural architectural, structural, and MEP drawings.
Prepare detailed BOQs in accordance with project specifications and standards.
Cross-check quantities across drawings, IFC revisions, and tender documents.
Rate Analysis & Cost Estimation
Prepare item-wise rate analysis for civil, structural, finishing, and services works.
Collect current market rates for materials, labour, equipment, and subcontractor prices.
Develop comprehensive cost estimates for tender submission or internal budgeting.
Apply productivity norms, wastage factors, and overheads.




Tendering & Bid Preparation
Study tender documents, specifications, and scope of work.
Identify commercial conditions, exclusions, and clarifications.
Prepare technical and commercial bid proposals.
Coordinate with procurement to source quotes for specialized items.
Coordination with Engineering & Procurement
Work with design teams to interpret drawings, resolve scope gaps, and ensure estimate accuracy.
Liaise with procurement for vendor rates, material pricing, and subcontract quotations.
Support value engineering discussions and cost optimization initiatives.
Cost Benchmarking & Database Management
Maintain an updated cost database of materials, labour, and equipment.
Track historical project costs to improve accuracy of future estimates.
Update unit rate libraries and benchmarking sheets.
Risk & Scope Analysis
Identify scope ambiguities, risks, and assumptions aff

📌 Estimation Engineer Mumbai Suburban
🏢 Ampersand Group
📍 Mumbai Suburban