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| monies required to build or remodel the interior, including demo, partitions, ceilings, millwork, finishes, and plumbing, electrical, adn mechanical work |
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| separate budget item, and are usually specified for purchase and install by one or more dealers. |
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1.FF&E specified by designer and purchased and installed by the gc as part of construction costs
2 FF&E purchased directly by the client or designer for install after construction is complete |
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1. contractor will purchase at wholesale cost and charge for retail in addition to adding fees for overhead and profit.
2.client may save on charges by arranging for delivery and installation. |
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| cost of running a contracting business, and includes, office rent, secretarial help, utilities, and other recurring costs |
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| money it takes to complete a specific job, not including labor, materials, or equipment. |
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| total can range from 10 to 20 percent of the total costs for the contractors labor, materials, and equipment. |
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| percentage of the total of labor, materials, equipment, adn overhead to do the job. will range from 5 to 15 percent fo the total cost of the job. overall, overhead and profit can total about 15 to 25 percent of construction costs. |
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| charges for professionals services, in addition to special consultants, legal fees, and testing. taxes (if applicable), are generally included in the professional fees |
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| should always be added to the budget to account for unforeseen change. 5 to 10 percent of the total budget should be included. |
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| involves an expanded itemization of construction quantities and furnishings and assignment of unit costs to these quantities. |
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