Quantity Surveying Division � Ghana Institution of Surveyors
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Measuring value.
Building certainty.

We advance excellence in quantity surveying and construction cost management, equipping Ghana’s built-environment professionals to deliver accurate, accountable, and sustainable outcomes on every project.

  • Professional standards
  • Cost certainty
  • Sustainable delivery
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Our values framework

A premier division for cost management in Ghana

The Quantity Surveying Division exists to strengthen the profession across Ghana — setting standards, building capacity, and championing the value that skilled cost professionals bring to every stage of the construction lifecycle.

Our Vision

To develop a premier division that advances excellence in quantity surveying and construction cost management, contributing to sustainable and efficient development in Ghana.

Our Mission

To enhance professionalism and excellence by equipping members with the knowledge, skills, and resources needed to deliver high-quality quantity surveying and cost management services.

The values that guide our practice

Six principles — Sustainability, Trust, Ethical Behaviour, Professionalism, High Performance, and Integrity — shape how our members serve clients, communities, and the built environment.

Sustainability

Promoting sustainable, resource-efficient, and environmentally responsible construction practices.

Trust

Building confidence through accurate cost advice, transparency, and accountability.

Ethical Behaviour

Upholding fairness, objectivity, and professional ethics in all practices.

Professionalism

Maintaining high standards of competence, service delivery, and professional conduct.

High Performance

Promoting efficiency, innovation, and excellence in cost and project management.

Integrity

Upholding honesty, independence, and accountability in all professional engagements.

Six areas of professional practice

From first estimates to final accounts — the scope of services our members deliver across the construction and infrastructure sector.

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Cost Management & Quantity Surveying

Cost planning, estimating, budgeting, measurement, valuation, and cost control across the full project lifecycle.

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Project & Construction Management

Planning, coordination, monitoring, and control of construction projects against cost, time, quality, and performance targets.

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Contract Administration & Procurement

Procurement strategy, tendering, contract documentation, contract administration, and management of contractual obligations.

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Construction Economics & Cost Consultancy

Feasibility studies, financial assessment, life-cycle costing, investment analysis, and economic evaluation of projects.

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Claims, Dispute Resolution & Expert Services

Preparation, assessment, negotiation, and resolution of construction claims and disputes, including expert advisory services.

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Sustainable Construction & Emerging Technologies

Sustainable construction, life-cycle cost management, BIM, and digital approaches to construction cost management.

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