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RSMeans Concrete & Masonry Cost Data ®
Updated unit prices, assemblies, and references for your estimating needs
2014 32nd annual edition
Cost data from the most quoted name in construction
What you’ll find inside:
Concrete & Masonry Cost Data 2014 Catalog #60114 Price: $177.95
Simplify planning and budgeting with the complete cost guide for fast, accurate concrete and masonry estimating. Find thousands of unit prices for all types of construction components—from cast-in-place and precast concrete elements to masonry elements including brick, concrete block, glass block, and stone. Reduce the risk of cost overruns by customizing materials, equipment, and labor costs to your location and develop reliable cost estimates for any type of concrete or masonry project. Get all of the costs and reference information you need to build better estimates.
• UPDATED! Over 8,000 unit costs and 3,100 assemblies costs covering the latest materials • UPDATED! Guidelines for how RSMeans data works—both unit price data and assemblies data • Sample estimates in both print and electronic format to guide customization and improve accuracy • City Cost Indexes and Location Factors for over 930 U.S. and Canadian locations • Updated equipment rental costs, crew size projections, labor hours, and labor rates
Plus: • Receive free quarterly cost index and key material price updates for a full year!
Your 2014 book includes: • A full sample estimate designed to help you improve estimating accuracy • Easy-to-follow “How RSMeans Data Works” pages
Concrete & Masonry Cost Data 2014 02 32 Geotechnical Investigations 02 32 19 − Exploratory Excavations
Daily LaborCrew Output Hours Unit
02 32 19.10 Test Pits 1010 1020 1030 1050 1060
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Material
2014 Bare Costs Labor Equipment
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Total 260 26.50 31.50 31.50 36
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Total Incl O&P 320 33 40 40 45.50
02 41 Demolition
How RSMeans Unit Price Data Works (Continued)
02 41 13 − Selective Site Demolition
02 41 13.15 Hydrodemolition 0010 HYDRODEMOLITION 0015 Hydrodemolition, concrete pavement, 4000 PSI, 2 depth 0120 4 depth 0130 6 depth 0410 6000 PSI, 2 depth 0420 4 depth 0430 6 depth 0510 8000 PSI, 2 depth 0520 4 depth 0530 6 depth
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7.38 8.22 9.21 8.97 10.52 12.30 11.17 13.20 15.40
2.41 3.96 6.50 8.30 50.50 69.50 .98 1.16 1.33 2.43 2.67 3.50
1.86 3.05 5 6.40 39 53.50 .12 .15 .17 .31 1.01 1.33
4.27 7.01 11.50 14.70 89.50 123 1.10 1.31 1.50 2.74 3.68 4.83
10.10 11.20 12.60 12.25 This sample demonstrates the elements of an estimate, including a tally of the RSMeans data lines, and a summary 14.40 of the markups on a contractor’s work to arrive at a total cost to the owner. The RSMeans Location Factor is added at 16.80 the bottom of the estimate to adjust the cost of the work to a specific location. 15.25 18 3URMHFW1DPH 3UH(QJLQHHUHG6WHHO%XLOGLQJ $UFKLWHFW $V6KRZQ 21
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02 41 13.33 Minor Site Demolition 0010 MINOR SITE DEMOLITION 0015 No hauling, abandon catch basin or manhole 0020 Remove existing catch basin or manhole, masonry 0030 Catch basin or manhole frames and covers, stored 0040 Remove and reset 1000 Masonry walls, block, solid 1200 Brick, solid 1400 Stone, with mortar 1500 Dry set 4050 Brick, set in mortar 4100 Concrete, plain, 4 4110 Plain, 5 4120 Plain, 6 4200 Mesh reinforced, concrete, 4 4210 5 thick 4220 6 thick
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138 241 74 138 1.26 2.52 2.52 1.51 5.20 6 6.90 8 6.40 7.35 8.60
52 91.50 28 52 .79 1.58 1.58 .95 1.97 2.28 2.61 3.04 2.44 2.79 3.26
190 332.50 102 190 2.05 4.10 4.10 2.46 7.17 8.28 9.51 11.04 8.84 10.14 11.86
5.75 Work Performed: The body of the estimate shows the RSMeans data selected, including line number, a brief 9.40 15.50 description of each item, its take-off unit and quantity, and the bare costs of materials, labor, and equipment. This estimate also 19.80 includes a column titled “SubContract.” This data is taken from the RSMeans column “Total Incl O&P,” and represents the total 120 that a subcontractor would charge a general contractor for the 165 work, including the sub’s markup for overhead and profit. 1.64 1.95 2.22 4.08 Division 1, General Requirements: This is the first division numerically, but the last division estimated. 5.20 Division 1 includes project-wide needs provided by the 6.80 general contractor. These requirements vary by project, but
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may include temporary facilities and utilities, security, testing, project cleanup, etc. For small projects a percentage can be used, typically between 5% and 15% of project cost. For large projects the costs may be itemized and priced individually.
Bonds: Bond costs should be added to the estimate. The figures here represent a typical performance bond, ensuring the owner that if the general contractor does not complete the obligations in the construction contract the bonding company will pay the cost for completion of the work.
Location Adjustment: RSMeans published data is based on national average costs. If necessary, adjust the total cost of the project using a location factor from the “Location Factor” table or the “City Cost Index” table. Use location factors if the work is general, covering multiple trades. If the work is by a single trade (e.g., masonry) use the more specific data found in the “City Cost Indexes.”
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RSMeans Concrete & Masonry Cost Data 2014
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RSMeans Concrete & Masonry Cost Data ®
Updated unit prices, assemblies, and references for your estimating needs
2014 32nd annual edition
Cost data from the most quoted name in construction
What you’ll find inside:
Concrete & Masonry Cost Data 2014 Catalog #60114 Price: $177.95
Simplify planning and budgeting with the complete cost guide for fast, accurate concrete and masonry estimating. Find thousands of unit prices for all types of construction components—from cast-in-place and precast concrete elements to masonry elements including brick, concrete block, glass block, and stone. Reduce the risk of cost overruns by customizing materials, equipment, and labor costs to your location and develop reliable cost estimates for any type of concrete or masonry project. Get all of the costs and reference information you need to build better estimates.
• UPDATED! Over 8,000 unit costs and 3,100 assemblies costs covering the latest materials • UPDATED! Guidelines for how RSMeans data works—both unit price data and assemblies data • Sample estimates in both print and electronic format to guide customization and improve accuracy • City Cost Indexes and Location Factors for over 930 U.S. and Canadian locations • Updated equipment rental costs, crew size projections, labor hours, and labor rates
Plus: • Receive free quarterly cost index and key material price updates for a full year!
Your 2014 book includes: • A full sample estimate designed to help you improve estimating accuracy • Easy-to-follow “How RSMeans Data Works” pages
Concrete & Masonry Cost Data 2014 02 32 Geotechnical Investigations 02 32 19 − Exploratory Excavations
Daily LaborCrew Output Hours Unit
02 32 19.10 Test Pits 1010 1020 1030 1050 1060
Difficult access for rig, add Auger borings, drill rig, incl. samples Hand auger Drill and sample every 5 , split spoon Extra samples
Material
2014 Bare Costs Labor Equipment
Hr. L.F.
Total 260 26.50 31.50 31.50 36
Ea.
Total Incl O&P 320 33 40 40 45.50
02 41 Demolition
How RSMeans Unit Price Data Works (Continued)
02 41 13 − Selective Site Demolition
02 41 13.15 Hydrodemolition 0010 HYDRODEMOLITION 0015 Hydrodemolition, concrete pavement, 4000 PSI, 2 depth 0120 4 depth 0130 6 depth 0410 6000 PSI, 2 depth 0420 4 depth 0430 6 depth 0510 8000 PSI, 2 depth 0520 4 depth 0530 6 depth
R024119-10
B-5
500 450 400 410 350 300 330 280 240
.112 .124 .140 .137 .160 .187 .170 .200 .233
S.F.
4.53 5.05 5.65 5.50 6.45 7.55 6.85 8.10 9.45
2.85 3.17 3.56 3.47 4.07 4.75 4.32 5.10 5.95
7.38 8.22 9.21 8.97 10.52 12.30 11.17 13.20 15.40
2.41 3.96 6.50 8.30 50.50 69.50 .98 1.16 1.33 2.43 2.67 3.50
1.86 3.05 5 6.40 39 53.50 .12 .15 .17 .31 1.01 1.33
4.27 7.01 11.50 14.70 89.50 123 1.10 1.31 1.50 2.74 3.68 4.83
10.10 11.20 12.60 12.25 This sample demonstrates the elements of an estimate, including a tally of the RSMeans data lines, and a summary 14.40 of the markups on a contractor’s work to arrive at a total cost to the owner. The RSMeans Location Factor is added at 16.80 the bottom of the estimate to adjust the cost of the work to a specific location. 15.25 18 3URMHFW1DPH 3UH(QJLQHHUHG6WHHO%XLOGLQJ $UFKLWHFW $V6KRZQ 21
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02 41 13.17 Demolish, Remove Pavement and Curb 0010 DEMOLISH, REMOVE PAVEMENT AND CURB 5010 Pavement removal, bituminous roads, up to 3 thick 5050 4 to 6 thick 5200 Concrete to 6 thick, hydraulic hammer, mesh reinforced 5300 Rod reinforced 5400 Concrete, 7 to 24 thick, plain 5500 Reinforced 5600 With hand held air equipment, bituminous, to 6 thick 5700 Concrete to 6 thick, no reinforcing 5800 Mesh reinforced 5900 Rod reinforced 6000 Curbs, concrete, plain 6100 Reinforced
R024119-10
B-38
690 420 255 200 33 24 B-39 1900 1600 1400 765 B-6 360 275
.058 S.Y. .095 .157 .200 1.212 C.Y. 1.667 .025 S.F. .030 .034 .063 .067 L.F. .087
02 41 13.33 Minor Site Demolition 0010 MINOR SITE DEMOLITION 0015 No hauling, abandon catch basin or manhole 0020 Remove existing catch basin or manhole, masonry 0030 Catch basin or manhole frames and covers, stored 0040 Remove and reset 1000 Masonry walls, block, solid 1200 Brick, solid 1400 Stone, with mortar 1500 Dry set 4050 Brick, set in mortar 4100 Concrete, plain, 4 4110 Plain, 5 4120 Plain, 6 4200 Mesh reinforced, concrete, 4 4210 5 thick 4220 6 thick
R024119-10
B-6
B-5
B-6
7 4 13 7 1800 900 900 1500 185 160 140 120 150 131 112
3.429 Ea. 6 1.846 3.429 .031 C.F. .062 .062 .037 .130 S.Y. .150 .171 .200 .160 .183 .214
138 241 74 138 1.26 2.52 2.52 1.51 5.20 6 6.90 8 6.40 7.35 8.60
52 91.50 28 52 .79 1.58 1.58 .95 1.97 2.28 2.61 3.04 2.44 2.79 3.26
190 332.50 102 190 2.05 4.10 4.10 2.46 7.17 8.28 9.51 11.04 8.84 10.14 11.86
5.75 Work Performed: The body of the estimate shows the RSMeans data selected, including line number, a brief 9.40 15.50 description of each item, its take-off unit and quantity, and the bare costs of materials, labor, and equipment. This estimate also 19.80 includes a column titled “SubContract.” This data is taken from the RSMeans column “Total Incl O&P,” and represents the total 120 that a subcontractor would charge a general contractor for the 165 work, including the sub’s markup for overhead and profit. 1.64 1.95 2.22 4.08 Division 1, General Requirements: This is the first division numerically, but the last division estimated. 5.20 Division 1 includes project-wide needs provided by the 6.80 general contractor. These requirements vary by project, but
269 470 145 269 2.80 5.60 5.60 3.36 10.15 11.70 13.40 15.65 12.55 14.30 16.75 27
Also Available Online and in eBook form!
may include temporary facilities and utilities, security, testing, project cleanup, etc. For small projects a percentage can be used, typically between 5% and 15% of project cost. For large projects the costs may be itemized and priced individually.
Bonds: Bond costs should be added to the estimate. The figures here represent a typical performance bond, ensuring the owner that if the general contractor does not complete the obligations in the construction contract the bonding company will pay the cost for completion of the work.
Location Adjustment: RSMeans published data is based on national average costs. If necessary, adjust the total cost of the project using a location factor from the “Location Factor” table or the “City Cost Index” table. Use location factors if the work is general, covering multiple trades. If the work is by a single trade (e.g., masonry) use the more specific data found in the “City Cost Indexes.”
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