Nakkapol Sooksong, widely known as K Non, is a Chartered Associate Quantity Surveyor with extensive experience in the Thai construction industry. Combining strong local market knowledge with international project exposure, he provides trusted commercial and quantity surveying advice across a diverse range of developments. His understanding of local procurement practices, contracting arrangements and market conditions enables him to support clients in achieving cost certainty and informed decision-making throughout the project lifecycle.
K Non has been involved in a broad range of projects spanning hospitality, public housing, institutional, residential and civil developments. His expertise includes cost planning, budget control, contract administration, negotiation, final account settlement and quantity surveying team management. Through his involvement across multiple sectors, he has developed a comprehensive understanding of the commercial and contractual considerations required to successfully deliver projects of varying scale and complexity.
His project experience includes a number of significant developments in Thailand, including Central Plaza Chaengwathana, Central Festival Samui and the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre. Participation in these landmark projects has strengthened his ability to manage project costs, coordinate stakeholders and support the successful delivery of major developments.
A key strength of K Non’s approach is his deep understanding of the Thai construction market. His knowledge of local contractors, pricing trends and procurement practices enables him to provide practical and commercially sound advice that reflects prevailing market conditions and project requirements.
Respected by clients, consultants and industry peers alike, K Non has established a reputation for delivering reliable quantity surveying services and trusted commercial advice. His commitment to professionalism, cost certainty and client service continues to make him a valued adviser to project owners and project teams across the Thai market.