Please use the sample estimate presented. It must meet the exact total estimated project cost given. 2. Referring to the sample estimate presented above, determine the total amount percomponent and fill in the table below.COMPONENTAMOUNT% OF TOTAL PROJECTCOSTProfessional Engineering77.86CostConstruction CostLegal, Land, Administration,Staffing and Financial CostsContingency AllowanceTOTAL100,000,000.00100 BREAKDOWN OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES% OF TOTALAMOUNTI. ESTIMATED COSTA. DIRECT COSTA.1. Materials60.0560,046,100.09A.2. Labor3.563,557,235.81A.3. Equipment Expenses14.2614,256,629.72SUB-TOTAL (DIRECT COST)77.86P77,859,965.63B. INDIRECT COST (Per D.O. # 57)B.1. Overhead, Contingency & Misc.7.637,627,102.74(10% Max. of D.C.)B.2. Profit (8 % Max, of D.C.)6.166,163,831.31C. VAT (5 % of D.C. and I.C. Per D.O. # 197 S.2016)4.584,582,544.98SUBTOTAL (CONTRACT COST)96.23P96,233,444.65II. ESTIMATED GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES1. Engineering and Administrative Overhead (3.5%)3.503,500,000.002. Detailed Engineering (1%)0.003. Reserved for the Payment of RROW0.27266,555.354. Provisonal Sum0.00TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECT COST100.00P100,000,000.00Sample Project Cost Estimate (DPWH Format)

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2. Referring to the sample estimate presented above, determine the total amount per component and fill in the table below. COMPONENT AMOUNT % OF TOTAL PROJECT COST Professional Engineering 77.86 Cost Construction Cost Legal, Land, Administration, Staffing and Financial Costs Contingency Allowance TOTAL 100,000,000.00 100

2. Referring to the sample estimate presented above, determine the total amount per component and fill in the table below. COMPONENT AMOUNT % OF TOTAL PROJECT COST Professional Engineering 77.86 Cost Construction Cost Legal, Land, Administration, Staffing and Financial Costs Contingency Allowance TOTAL 100,000,000.00 100

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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