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The working output of the Council: cost models, surveys, annual reports and conference material — free to download and use with attribution.

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EUROPEAN STANDARDS & NORMS

CEEC has conducted a survey among its members into the construction cost standards used in the relevant countries. This survey is part of the results of the working groups on the strategy for CEEC which was set in motion in 2019.

ICMS

On 29 November 2021 the ICMS3, the world’s first universal standard for reporting carbon dioxide emissions used in the building and lifecycle of structures, was launched. This ICMS3  sets out a methodology for construction professionals and developers to account the amount of embodied carbon their projects will create, whether that’s through the delivery of new roads, schools, offices, housing or railways.

CONSTRUCTION MONITOR

In cooperation with RICS and member countries of CEEC, we publish construction market monitors. These monitors are a sentiment indicator of the construction and infrastructure markets in the countries concerned.

OFFICE COST MODEL

A cost model which allows comparisons of construction costs between the member’s countries. The model is based on a set of agreed measurements and quantities which reflect the key materials/structure of a typical office building.

EUROPEAN CODE OF MEASUREMENT

The Code provides a standard basis for the sub-division of costs and for measurement of basic quantities of buildings for pan-European budgeting, comparison and analysis at management level.

QS/EC Competencies in Europe

A study  to find out how the professionals in the construction economic field work in different countries.

STEEL PRIZE BOOK

A price guide for cost designing steel in buildings for the German market published January 2009.

INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT REPORT

Survey in different countries in Europe concerning how budgets for infrastructure projects are prepared and how satisfactory they are.

The projects, studies and reports introduced here are copyright CEEC 2017. For permission to produce any contents please e-mail the General Secretary, info@ceecorg.eu.

Annual Report

The year in one document: the General Assemblies, the work on the cost models, and the cooperation with partner organisations.

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ICMS

The International Construction Measurement Standards provide the global framework for consistent classification, definition and reporting of construction costs and carbon. CEEC has been part of the coalition since its inception.

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Office Cost Model

A cost model which allows comparisons of construction costs between the member countries, based on agreed measurements and quantities that reflect the key materials and structure of a typical office building.

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Construction Monitor

Published in cooperation with RICS and member countries. The monitors are a sentiment indicator of the construction and infrastructure markets in the countries concerned, and form part of the Global Construction Monitor.

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European Code of Measurement

The Code provides a standard basis for the sub-division of costs and measurement of basic quantities of buildings, for pan-European budgeting, comparison and analysis at management level.

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Infrastructure Cost Model

The CEEC Road Cost Model was developed to allow comparisons of construction costs between the member countries.

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Steel Prize Book

Cost data and reference values for steel construction.

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European Standards & Norms

A survey among CEEC members into the construction cost standards used in the relevant countries, part of the working groups on the CEEC strategy set in motion in 2019.

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