CESMM4 Revised Description: The Civil Engineering Standard Method of Measurement – CESMM – has been well established for over 40 years as the standard for the preparation of bills of quantities in civil engineering work. This revised fourth edition, CESMM4 Revised, brings the method into line with the most recent developments in the railway industry. CESMM4 Revised can be used across contract suites including with NEC, FIDIC and ICC. It has also been updated to align the method with the most recent developments in the railway industry. Without the limitations on the form of contract or the National Standards, CESMM4 Revised is the most accessible and vital edition to date, essential for all civil engineering and construction projects across the world.
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Primary: Civil engineers: clients, contractors and consultancies. Quantity Surveyors. Students/academics within civil and structural engineering as well as general procurement. Secondary: The wider construction market including large clients and local authorities.
Geographical market Worldwide
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Price: £74.75/$125.50 ISBN: 978 0 7277 6440 9 Format: Paperback Publish Date: June 2019 Publisher: ICE Publishing Page Size: 297 x 210mm Number of Pages: 128pp
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CESMM4: Handbook Martin Barnes with Mike Attridge
Description: This CESMM4 Handbook is an ICE guide to the financial control of contracts using the fourth edition of the Civil Engineering Standard Method of Measurement (CESMM4). The handbook has been completely revised and updated to bring it into line with the changes and new material contained within CESMM4. Updates include: an explanation of amendments that make CESMM4 contract-neutral, and explanations of how CESMM can be used with NEC, FIDIC and ICC contracts. The book also explains updates that brought CESMM4 into line with the latest technologies, and how CESMM4 can be used with various national standards. It also contains an extensive range of updated examples that clarify the use of each of the 26 classes of work. The book will be an invaluable reference guide for anyone who needs to prepare Bills of Quantities for civil engineering works and competitive tenders using CESMM4, suitable for those with little background in this area who are seeking an authoritative introduction to CESMM4. Contents
Introduction Section 1. Definitions Section 2. General principles Section 3. Application of the work classification Section 4. Coding and numbering of items Section 5. Preparation of the Bill of Quantities Section 6. Completion, pricing and use of the Bill of Quantities Section 7. Method-related charges Section 8. Work classification
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Primary: Civil engineers: clients, contractors and consultancies. Quantity Surveyors. Students/academics within civil and structural engineering as well as general procurement. Secondary: The wider construction market including large clients and local authorities.
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Ellenbrook Consulting
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Price: £70.00/$120.00 ISBN: 978 07277 5761 6 Format: Paperback Publish Date: June 2019 Publisher: ICE Publishing Page Size: 297 x 210mm Number of Pages: 256pp Subject area: Construction, Process and Project Management Distribution centre CBS (Combined Book Services Ltd)
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FIDIC Red Book: A companion to the 2017 construction contract Jakob B Sørensen Description: FIDIC Red Book, A companion to the 2017 construction contract is a practical guide for anyone involved in preparing, administering, or contributing to the FIDIC suite of contracts, 2017 edition. Designed as a companion for both the first-time and the more experienced user, the book presents an accessible guide to the 21 clauses of the 2017 FIDIC conditions of contract, using the conditions of contract for construction (red book) as a basis. Opening chapters provide an introduction to international construction contracts, including the entire FIDIC suite of contracts, and there is also a list of definitions of key terms. Chapters in part 2 offer a brief introduction to each of the clauses and sub-clauses in the red book, and explain how they are interlinked. The final section is a concise practical guide to the use of the FIDIC conditions, and a summary of special provisions discussed in part 2.
Readership: Primary: Practitioners using FIDIC Construction Contracts including Engineers, Architects, Consultants, Quantity Surveyors, Planners and Project Managers. Also contract administrators, and contract managers.
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Details: Price: £60.00/ $90.00 ISBN: 978 0 7277 6434 8 Format: Paperback Publish Date: March 2019 Publisher: ICE Publishing Page Size: 243 x 170mm Number of Pages: 248pp
Secondary: Masters level students. Geographical market: Worldwide
CESMM4: Civil Engineering Standard Method of Measurement | 978 0 7277 5751 7 | £72.00/ $122.00 | April 2012 Author Affiliations: Holst, Advokater, Denmark
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FIDIC Yellow Book: A companion to the 2017 plant and design-build contract Jakob B. Sørensen Description: FIDIC Yellow Book is a guide for anyone involved in preparing, administering, or contributing to the FIDIC suite of contracts, 2017 edition. Intended as a companion for both the first-time and also more experienced user, the book is an accessible guide to the 21 clauses of the 2017 FIDIC conditions of contract, using the conditions of contract for the plant and design-build contract (yellow book) as a basis. Opening chapters give an introduction to international construction contracts, including the entire FIDIC suite of contracts, and there is also a list of definitions of key terms. Chapters in part 2 encompass a brief introduction to each of the clauses and sub-clauses in the yellow book, and explain how they are interlinked. A final section is a concise practical guide to the use of the FIDIC conditions, and a summary of special provisions discussed in Part 2.
Readership: Primary: Practitioners using FIDIC Construction Contracts including Engineers, Architects, Consultants, Quantity Surveyors, Planners and Project Managers. Also Contract Administrators, and Contract Managers. Secondary: Masters level students.
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Details: Price: £60.00/ $90.00 ISBN: 978 0 7277 6432 4 Format: Paperback Publish Date: March 2019 Publisher: ICE Publishing Page Size: 243 x 170mm Number of Pages: 248pp Subject area: Contracts
Author Affiliations: Holst Law
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FIDIC Silver Book A companion to the 2017 EPC/Turnkey Contract Jakob B Sørensen Description: FIDIC Silver Book, A companion to the 2017 EPC/Turnkey Contract is a guide for anyone involved in preparing, administering, or contributing to the FIDIC suite of contracts, 2017 edition. Intended as a companion for both the first-time and also more experienced user, the book is an accessible guide to the 21 clauses of the 2017 FIDIC conditions of contract, using the conditions of contract for EPC/Turnkey projects (silver book) as a basis. Opening chapters give an introduction to international construction contracts, including the entire FIDIC suite of contracts, and there is also a list of definitions of key terms. Chapters in part 2 encompass a brief introduction to each of the clauses and sub-clauses in the silver book, and explain how they are interlinked. A final section is a concise practical guide to the use of the FIDIC conditions, and a summary of special provisions discussed in part 2.
Readership: Primary: Practitioners using FIDIC construction contracts including engineers, architects, consultants, quantity surveyors, planners and project managers. Also contract administrators, and contract managers.
Related titles: Delay and Disruption Claims in Construction, Third edition | 978 0 7277 6197 2 | £55.00/ $75.00 | November 2017 Keating Construction Dispute Resolution Handbook, Third Edition | 978 0 7277 6164 4 | £74.00/ $93.50 | November 2016
Details: ISBN: 978 0 7277 6436 2 Format: Paperback Price: £60.00/ $90.00 Publish Date: April 2019 Publisher: ICE Publishing Page Size: 243 x 170mm Number of Pages: 248pp
Secondary: Masters level students. Geographical market: Worldwide
CESMM4: Civil Engineering Standard Method of Measurement | 978 0 7277 5751 7 | £72.00/ $122.00 | April 2012 Author Affiliations: Holst, Advokater, Denmark
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Ground Vibrations from High-Speed Railways: Prediction and mitigation Edited by Victor V. Krylov Description:
Ground Vibrations from High-Speed Railways is a definitive reference work covering numerous theoretical and practical questions concerning the generation and propagation of ground vibrations in high speed trains. Focusing specifically on the significant amplification of ground vibrations which can occur above critical speeds, the book provides a detailed guide to recent research on the prediction and mitigation of railway-induced ground vibration. Topics covered include • ground-born vibration in soft and inhomogenous soils • the use of scoping models (in the absence of detailed design information) • prediction models for ground borne vibration in high speed rail, including finite element methods, analytical and semi-analytical approaches, and hybrid models • mitigation strategies including soil replacement strategies, use of stochastically rough surfaces and ground improvement using piles.
Ground Vibrations from High-Speed Railways provides in one volume the views of leading international experts on the problem of railway-induced vibration from high-speed trains and suggests possible ways of reducing its environmental impact. It will be essential reading for all scientists and engineers working on prediction and remediation of railway vibration. Readership: Primary: Scientists and engineers working on prediction and remediation of railway noise and vibration, designers of new railway lines, environmental consultants investigating particular situations associated with environmental impact of railways; local authorities. Secondary: Postgraduate research students, policy makers, railway enthusiasts, and members of a general public concerned about topical environmental issues.
Author Affiliations: Loughborough University, UK Related titles: Railway Bridge Maintenance, Second edition | 978 0 7277 6065 4 | £65.00/ $110.00 | 2017 Noise and Vibration from High-Speed Trains | 978 0 7277 2963 7 | £130.00/ $210.50 | 2001
Details: Price: £140.00/ $200.00 ISBN: 978 0 7277 6379 2 Format: Hardback Publish Date: May 2019 Publisher: ICE Publishing Page Size: 243 x 170 mm Number of Pages: 456pp
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NEC4 Resolving and Avoiding Disputes Robert Alan Gerrard and Patrick Waterhouse Description: NEC4 Resolving and Avoiding Disputes explains how to manage the NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC) to avoid disputes between the parties and others. Written by two NEC experts the book provides a clear explanation of the principles of dispute avoidance which will enable better management of projects. It also explains the principles of dispute resolution contained in the NEC4 ECC which will enable speedier and more efficient resolution of disputes when they do occur. Later chapters describe links between early chapters on dispute avoidance and later chapters on dispute resolution. The book is an ideal companion for both experienced professionals and early career practitioners. It will be essential reading for engineers, surveyors, architects, project managers, supervisors, consultants, contractors, subcontractors, and anyone else working with, or interested in working successfully with, the NEC4 suite of contracts.
Readership: Primary: Practitioners who use the NEC4 contract on a daily basis
Author Affiliations: Chartered Institution Engineering Surveyors
Secondary: Legal professionals, students on Masters courses covering dispute resolution, clients.
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Managing Reality, Third edition. Book 4: Managing Change | 978 0 7277 6188 0 | £50.00/ $65.00 |2017
Details: Price: £49.00/ $64.00 ISBN: 978 0 7277 6404 1 Format: Paperback Publish Date: May 2019 Publisher: ICE Publishing Page Size: 243 x 170mm Number of Pages: 192pp Subject area: Contracts
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BIM in Principle and in Practice, Third edition Peter Thomas Barnes Description: BIM in Principle and in Practice, now in its third edition, is an indispensable guide to BIM principles and techniques. It provides clear explanations of core concepts, and answers many of the common questions that are asked about BIM. In contrast to other narrowly focused guidance on BIM, this book offers a straightforward overview of BIM fundamentals, in simple language with clear explanations of how BIM is used at each stage of a construction project. Coverage includes: core concepts, benefits of using BIM, examples of BIM in practice, design liability and ownership, collaboration and contracts, and insurance. Thoroughly revised to include the latest BIM developments, this edition provides detailed coverage of current standards (BSI, PAS and ISO), new case studies, the UK Government’s 2016 Building Information Modelling mandate, consolidated recommendations of the EU BIM Task Group, future directions including consideration of potential changes to EU Procurement rules following Brexit, and an extensive guide to further resources and reading. BIM in Principle and in Practice will continue to be essential reading for civil engineers that require a firm grasp of how BIM is used and the benefits it can provide, and it is also ideal reading for students on courses covering BIM techniques.
Readership: Primary: Potentially a broad readership, including small and medium sized organisations which have been slow to adopt BIM. Secondary: Students on academic and professional courses focusing on BIM.
Related titles: Wireless Sensor Networks for Civil Infrastructure Monitoring | 978 0 7277 6151 4 | £70.00/ $113.50 | July 2016 BIM in Healthcare Infrastructure | 978 0 7277 5999 3 | £80.00/ $133.50 | September 2016 Distributed Fibre Optic Strain Sensing for Monitoring Civil Infrastructure - A practical guide | 978 0 7277 6055 5 | £70.00/ $113.50 |September 2016
Details: Price: £35.00/ $50.00 ISBN: 978 0 7277 6369 3 Format: Paperback Publish Date: March 2019 Publisher: ICE Publishing Page Size: 234 x 156mm Number of Pages: 184pp Subject area: Management, Computing Distribution Centre: CBS (Combined Book Services Ltd) Previous edition: BIM in Principle and in Practice, Second edition ISBN: 978 0 7277 6092 0 Publish Date: September 2015
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Pedestrian Facilities: Geometric Design for Safety and Mobility, Second Edition John Schoon Description: Pedestrian Facilities provides detailed guidance on the design of pedestrian facilities to ensure the safety, comfort and convenience of pedestrians and other road users. Coverage includes current practice as described in governmental guidance and advice; methods of evaluating pedestrian schemes to improve and refine specific designs; and a range of case studies to illustrate key aspects of design and evaluation. This edition has been fully updated to cover the latest design guidance, research and government policies, and also includes a new chapter highlighting examples of best practice outside the UK. Pedestrian Facilities is intended for use by practitioners and students involved in civil engineering aspects of design projects for highways and public spaces, and it will also assist urban planners, architects and the broad range of people involved with pedestrian facilities within the public realm.
Chapters: 1. Codes of conduct -the Highway Code 2. Driver and vehicle characteristics 3. Pedestrian characteristics 4. Disabled pedestrians’ characteristics 5. General road layout practices 6. Crossings at unsignalised locations 7. Signalised pedestrian crossings-geometric design 8. Facilities for inclusive mobility: design guidelines 9. Pedestrian facilities at roundabouts 10. Pedestrian facilities at mini roundabouts 11. Design for pedestrian and other nonmotorised users 12. Audits for non-motorised users (NMU) facitities 13. Pedestrian flow ad capacity: the highway Capacity Manual 14. Simulation and computerized models of pedestrian facilities 15. Examples and case studies
Readership: Primary: Practitioners, academics and administrators associated with: • Highway Engineering • Transportation Engineering • Urban Planning • Architectural Engineering • Highway safety auditing The design of walking and cycling facilities in the UK is the responsibility of local traffic authorities. The intended audience will be highway engineers responsible for establishing guidance, those working for local and other authorities, and also planners and consultants. Secondary: Students on transport engineering and planning courses.
Details: Price: £65.00/$85.00 ISBN: 978 07277 6309 9 Format: Paperback Publish Date: February 2019 Publisher: ICE Publishing Imprint: ICE Publishing Page Size: 276 x 219 mm Number of Pages: 192pp Subject area: Built Environment Transport
Author Affiliation: University of Southampton, UK, Northeastern University, Boston, USA Distribution Centre: CBS (Combined Book Services Ltd)
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