Songa Ogoda & Associates have provided quantity-surveying services on numerous projects and to different clients. An initial emphasis on commercial developments in the early years of the practices has broadened to include local and foreign aided rural development and welfare projects both within and beyond the frontiers of Kenya.
Delivering diverse Quantity Surveyingl solutions, showcasing our expertise and creativity.
Our projects are well thought through and strive to offer lasting solutions in the construction industry.
Client satisfaction is our top priority, reflected in glowing reviews, any project, from small to big ones, and delivery with precision
Going above and beyond to exceed expectations in every project and all our projects have environmental consideration.
YEARS EXPERIENCE
Songa Ogoda & Associates is a partnership owned and managed by three partners whose total experience in the industry amounts to over 100 years. The partners who previously worked with different organizations have a pool of experience and expertise in quantity surveying which can match any quantity surveying practice in the country.
Preliminary cost advice is rendered by the Quantity Surveyor at the very out-set of a scheme, even before the design is done. He forecasts the probable region of cost of a proposed project or he may assess the type and size of structure that can be erected for any given expenditure.
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Under most forms of building or civil engineering contract, the contractor is paid each month for the work he has done during the preceding month. It is the Quantity Surveyor duty to measure and value the work carried out during the period in question, together with the value of any variation which may have been authorized, and to submit to the Architect or Engineer a recommendation regarding a payment on account.
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The Quantity Surveyors duties end with the calculations of the final cost. This is achieved by preparing a final account for the work in which the contract sum is adjusted in accordance with the terms of the contract to take account of any variations, of adjustments in the accounts of nominated-contractors and suppliers and of any other matter for which the contracts allow.
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