Preparation of project pricing quotas

The preparation of project pricing quotas includes budget quotas, budget quotas, budget indicators, and the preparation of estimation indicators. The budget quotas are based on the budget quotas to determine the labor and materials required to complete qualified unit expansion sub-projects or unit expansion structural components. , quantity standards and cost standards for mechanical shifts.

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Preparation of project pricing quotas

budget quota

Preparation method

Man-day consumption

Basic labor = Σ (comprehensive project quantity × time quota)

Other employment

Over-hauling distance labor = Σ (over-hauling distance material quantity × time quota)

Auxiliary labor Σ (material processing quantity × corresponding processing labor quota)

Labor amplitude difference = (basic labor, auxiliary labor, over-distance labor) × labor amplitude difference coefficient

Artificial amplitude difference content

1. The overlapping and cross-working processes between various types of work cooperate with each other or affect the stoppage and employment of locks.

2. During the construction process, the moving of temporary water and electricity lines will affect workers’ operating time.

3. Project quality inspection and hidden project acceptance work affect the time of manual operation

4. The transfer of operation locations between unit projects within the same site affects the time of workers’ operations.

5. Unavoidable trimming work on the previous process during process handover

6. Other unavoidable sporadic labor during construction

Material consumption

Material consumption = net material usage × (1 loss rate %)

Mechanical shift consumption

Budgeted quota of machinery consumption per shift = construction quota of machinery consumption per shift × (1 mechanical amplitude difference coefficient)

Budget quota

It is based on the budget quota to determine the quantity standards and cost standards for labor, materials, and mechanical shifts required to complete qualified unit expansion sub-projects or unit expansion structural components.

Differences from the budget quota - project division and comprehensive expansion degree

Proposed budget indicators

Consumption standards and cost indicators for labor, materials, and machinery shifts are usually stipulated based on unit projects, with building area, volume, or shifts or groups of complete sets of equipment and equipment as units of measurement.

Determine the consumption indicator objects are different

Estimated budget quota - unit expansion of sub-projects or unit expansion of structural components

Budgetary Indicators - Unit Project

Determine indicator consumption based on different

Estimated budget quota - based on budget quota

Estimated budget indicators - prepared based on completed project data

Investment estimation indicators

Comprehensive indicators of construction projects

The total investment amount included in the total project investment from project establishment to completion acceptance and delivery for use

Single project investment

Other construction costs

reserve fee

Individual project indicators

The total amount of investment in a single project that can independently exert production capacity or use efficiency

Project costs

Other fees that may be included

Unit engineering index

The cost of engineering projects that can be designed and constructed independently

Construction and installation engineering fees