T/XJBX 0117-2025 House Construction Engineering Billing Price List Risk Control Technical Specification
T/XJBX 0117-2025 House Construction Engineering Billing Price List Risk Control Technical Specification
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With the continuous improvement of the marketization of China's construction industry, project cost management is gradually shifting to a market competition mechanism, and the bill of quantities pricing model has become an important foundation for determining the cost of construction projects and managing contracts. Bill of quantities pricing not only involves project cost control and contract performance, but also directly affects the economic interests of construction units, contractors, and supervision units. The level of risk control has a significant impact on the successful implementation of construction projects. In actual projects, bill of quantities pricing often faces many risk factors. For example, market price fluctuations may lead to significant changes in material and labor costs; policy adjustments and tax reforms may increase pricing uncertainties; design changes and construction delays may trigger pricing disputes; and information asymmetry, imperfect contract terms, and irregular management may also easily lead to bill of quantities pricing risks. Once these risks are not effectively controlled, they will not only cause cost overruns and economic disputes, but also affect project quality and progress, reducing the overall benefits of the project. In recent years, the state has successively issued a series of policy documents on project cost management, contract management, and risk prevention, putting forward higher requirements for the transparency, standardization, and refinement of bill of quantities pricing. At the same time, the application of information technology, BIM technology, big data analysis of cost, and intelligent risk early warning tools has also provided new support for the identification, assessment, and control of bill of quantities pricing risks. Against this backdrop, the formulation of this document is of great significance. On the one hand, it helps to unify the basic methods of risk identification and control and clarify