Develop a programming budget estimate for a 100,000 square-foot warehouse, assuming a square-foot cost factor of $60 per square foot. The site will be about 200,000 square feet with a site development cost of $3 per square foot. Use the following allowances to prepare your budget estimate: - Owner-furnished FFE: $1,000,000 - Owner soft costs: $800,000 - Programming fees: $50,000 - Geotechnical Investigation: $390,000

Develop a programming budget estimate for a 100,000 square-foot warehouse, assuming a square-foot cost factor of $60 per square foot. The site will be about 200,000 square feet with a site development cost of $3 per square foot. Use the following allowances to prepare your budget estimate: - Owner-furnished FFE: $1,000,000 - Owner soft costs: $800,000 - Programming fees: $50,000 - Geotechnical Investigation: $390,000

Fundamentals Of Construction Estimating

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Author:Pratt, David J.

Publisher:Pratt, David J.

Chapter16: Budget Estimating

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Problem 4RQ: Prepare a typical bay estimate based on the following information: a. Bay size of 350 feet and a...

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