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Title: STEPS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A DETAILED ESTIMATE


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STEPS IN THE DEVELOPMENTOFA DETAILED ESTIMATE
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  • 1. Study project documents
  • 2. Develop Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
  • and Cost Code
  • 3. Determine quantity take off
  • 4. Price materials, equipment and labor
  • 5. Define work done by others and obtain
  • quotations

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6. Determine Job Overhead Cost
  • Indirect Job Labor
  • Project manager and/or Superintendent
  • Project engineer
  • Draftsman
  • Timekeeper
  • Office manager and/or secretary
  • Safety engineer and/or first aid attendant
  • Watchmen
  • Indirect Job Equipment
  • Project managers vehicle
  • Pickup truck
  • Site maintenance
  • Site Facilities
  • Construction Sign
  • Job site fence
  • Construction access/entrance
  • Portable toilets
  • Office trailers contractors,engineers, first
    aid, change room and lockers
  • Telephone service
  • Temporary electric utilities
  • Shop or maintenance facility
  • Fuel for general job vehicles
  • Materials Handling and Storage
  • Material storage area bins
  • Warehouse facility
  • Subcontracted Indirect Cost
  • Disposal services
  • Soil or rock borings
  • Laboratory tests
  • Soil samples
  • Rock samples
  • Concrete samples
  • Surveying service
  • CPM scheduling services
  • Job photographs
  • Models
  • Artist renderings
  • Bonds and Insurance
  • Performance bond
  • Builders rick Insurance
  • Contractors liability insurance
  • Permits
  • Building
  • Site improvement
  • Road or entrance
  • Additions for Remote Sites
  • Communications
  • Living quarters for workmen
  • Kitchen and food service
  • Entertainment
  • Transportation
  • Temporary power
  • Water supply
  • Waste disposal

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7. Determination of Markup
  • Markup is an allowance for
  • a. Home Office overhead
  • b. Contingency
  • c. Profit
  • Markup ranges from 5 to 20 of the total project
    costs

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a. Home Office Overhead
  • Salaries
  • Executive staff
  • marketing staff
  • Accounting staff
  • Estimating staff
  • Legal staff
  • Support staff clerical, data processing, etc.
  • Facilities
  • Office purchase or rental
  • Furniture purchase or rental
  • Data processing equipment
  • Utilities
  • Telephone, fax, etc.
  • Heating air conditioning
  • Illumination
  • Water
  • Taxes
  • Company Income
  • Property
  • Insurance
  • Company policies not chargeable to projects
  • Benefits
  • Pension retirement program
  • Profit sharing bonus plans
  • Health insurance plan
  • Transportation
  • Company aircraft
  • Company automobiles
  • Company trucks
  • Commercial travel
  • Marketing
  • Advertising
  • Estimating
  • Other promotional costs
  • Maintenance
  • Maintenance overhaul, not just chargeable

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b. Contingency
  • To cover unexpected risk, error and omission, and
    contract risk

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c. Profit
  • Profit varies from 1 to 10 or more
  • Factors affecting profit
  • Need for work
  • Contract type
  • Total bid value
  • Risk
  • Competition
  • Economic Condition

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8. Determination of Contract Bond Cost
  • The contract document usually requires as a
    minimum a performance bond and a payment
    bond.
  • Bond cost ranges from 0.5 to 1 of the total
    contract price.

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Example of Determining Total Contract Price
  • Assumptions
  • 1. Sales Tax
  • 6 of Direct Material Costs
  • 2. Job Overhead Labor Costs
  • 25 of Direct Labor Costs
  • 3. Job Overhead Management Costs
  • 10 of Direct Labor Costs
  • 4. Markup 20 of Total Project Costs
  • Office O.H. 10
  • Contingency 2
  • Profit 8
  • 5. Bond 0.5 of 1 of Total Project Costs

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Example of Determining Total Contract Price
(cont.)
  • Estimated Directed Job Costs
  • 1. Direct Labor Costs 25,670
  • 2. Direct Material Costs 15,000
  • 3. Direct Equipment Costs 13,000
  • (Owning Operating Costs)
  • 4. Subcontract Costs 20,000
  • 5. DIRECT COST SUBTOTAL 73,670

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Example of Determining Total Contract Price
(cont.)
  • Job Overhead Costs
  • 6. Sales Tax 6 of (2) 900
  • 7. Job O.H. Labor 25 of (1) 6,418
  • 8. Job O.H. Management 2,567
  • 10 of (1)
  • 9. Total Job Overhead Costs 9,885
  • 10. Total Estimated Job Costs 83,555
  • (5) (9)
  • 11. Total Cost (10) x 1.2 100,266
  • 12. Bond 0.005 x (11) 501
  • 13. TOTAL CONTRACT COST 100,767
  • (11) (12)

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Example of Determining Total Contract Price
(cont.)
TOTAL CONTRACT COST
100,767
Bid Factor


1.368
73,670
DIRECT COST SUBTOTAL
  • 14. Markup (11) - (10) 16,621
  • Breakdown of Markup
  • 14a. Office O.H. 0.10 x (10) 8,356
  • 14b. Contingency 0.02 x (10) 1,671
  • 14c. Profit 0.08 x (10) 6,684

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Total Components of Cost within a bid
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