The items most often missed on an MEP take-off

Almost nothing that sinks a services package is exotic. It is the same handful of items, missed the same way, on job after job — and most of them carry real cost while producing no quantity to measure.

This is the checklist. Twenty-five items across electrical, mechanical and public health, with a line on each explaining why it gets missed and what it does to your number. Free, and yours in one click.

What is on it

• the electrical items that cost money but generate no measured quantity

• the mechanical work that hides inside a rate until the fittings density moves

• the plumbing items that are priced from the wrong document entirely

• the cross-package costs that get left out of preliminaries

• for each one: why it is missed, and what it does to the tender

Who it is for

Anyone pricing mechanical, electrical or public health work in the UK — estimators, building services quantity surveyors, and QSs who have been moved onto a services package and told to get on with it.

If you have priced MEP for fifteen years you will know most of it. Check it anyway. Most people find one item they had stopped thinking about.

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