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Page 197
For purposes of control , the contractor cannot have much direct effect on the basic wage , except to be sure that he has the proper craftsmen and classifications for the work being done . That is , if all other things are equal ...
For purposes of control , the contractor cannot have much direct effect on the basic wage , except to be sure that he has the proper craftsmen and classifications for the work being done . That is , if all other things are equal ...
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We shall start by dissecting the direct and impact costs in more detail . The Effects of Changes The effects of changes can be subdivided into three main categories : 1 Direct costs 2 Time extension 3 Impact costs Even the first two can ...
We shall start by dissecting the direct and impact costs in more detail . The Effects of Changes The effects of changes can be subdivided into three main categories : 1 Direct costs 2 Time extension 3 Impact costs Even the first two can ...
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Direct Cost 970 5500 EA 400 EA 1100 EA 4200 SF 8100 SF 10 CY 2000 LF 4200 LB 13 EA 500 EA Allow 950 HR .40 .35 .30 .30 .05 30.00 .10 .20 10.00 2200 140 330 1260 400 300 200 840 130 .10 .15 50.00 .60 200 630 650 300 50 14300 400 6200 ...
Direct Cost 970 5500 EA 400 EA 1100 EA 4200 SF 8100 SF 10 CY 2000 LF 4200 LB 13 EA 500 EA Allow 950 HR .40 .35 .30 .30 .05 30.00 .10 .20 10.00 2200 140 330 1260 400 300 200 840 130 .10 .15 50.00 .60 200 630 650 300 50 14300 400 6200 ...
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Contents
Constructions Future 3 5 Cz | 6 |
What Is Professional Construction Management? | 13 |
MANAGEMENT IN PRACTICE | 15 |
Copyright | |
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