3. Develop a budget to construct a burger restaurant in Indianapolis, IN. The building will be 5,800 SF with wood frame and wood siding. Include the cost of a 10'x10' walk-in refrigerator, one range, a broiler, and a dishwasher. Put 20 LF of stainless steel counters in the dishwashing area. [4 pts) C229 50 17 Square Foot Costs 50 17 00 | S.F. Costs 0001 APARTMENTS Low Rise (1 to 3 story) UNIT COSTS % OF TOTAL 1/4 14 1/4 MEDIAN 34 SF 73 3250 123 01 CF 6.55 870 1075 20 Ste work SF 55 855 15 5053 N 0500 Masonry 144 155 580 134% 192% 6.50% 1500 Frishes 225 1115 SPIN 1075 1285% 1800 Equipment 240 343 340 271% 3.99% 5.95% Plumbing 570 730 930 4.95% 10.05% Heading, verdating, air conditioning 363 4.17 655 4.20% 560% 760% 2900 Electrica 425 565 765 5206 6.65% 8.30% Tobal Mechanical & Electrical 1510 1950 24 16.05% 18.20% 221 9000 Per apartment unt, total cost Act 64.000 104,000 151500 9500 Total Mechanical & Electrical 12,900 25300 25.500 020000 APARTMENTS Mid Rise (4 to 7 story) BF 97 117 144 0020 Total project costs CF 755 1045 14.30 0600 Ste work SF 3.86 735 1515 5.255 6.70% 920% 0500 Masonry 4.05 830 1215 530N 725% 30.50% 1500 Frohes 12.30 37 20 10.70% 13.50% 17.70% 1800 Equipment 2.71 422 555 2545 347% 4.31% 2500 Conveying equipment 220 270 18 205% 227% 269% 2720 Plumbing 570 530 9.45 570% 7.20% 95% 2900 Electrical 640 830 3035 6355 7.20% 8.90% 3000 Total Mechanical & Dectrical 2050 +3 2530 30 18.25% 21% 23% 9000 Per apartment unt, total cost Ast 109.500 124530 214.000 9500 Total Mechanical & Electrical 20700 24.000 25.000 03 0010 APARTMENTS High Rise (8 to 24 story) SF 110 127 152 03 0020 Total project costs CF 1070 1245 1465 0100 Ste work SF 399 645 9 238% 4.84% 6.15% 0500 Masonry 6.35 1155 1440 4745 965% 11.05% $1500 Finishes 12.20 147 11525 9758 1180% 13.70% 800 Equpment 354 435 575 278% 149% 4.35% 2500 Conveying equipment 250 379 535 2215 278% 3.37N 2720 Plumbing 705 955 1170 6.80% 720% 10.45% 2900 Electical 755 935 3290 64% 7.65% 80% 3100 Total Mechanical & Electrical 2250 29 25 T 17.95% 22.50% 24.50% 9000 Per apartment unt, total cost Aut 114.000 125.000 234500 9500 Total Mechanical & Electrical D 22.700 28.200 29.900 04 000 AUDITORIUMS SF 115 158 230 04 0020 Total project costs CF 735 595 1430 2720 Punong SE 680 11.95 580% 7205 870% 2900 Electrical 920 1330 22 6.85% 550% ILAN 3100 Total Mechanical&Dectrical T EX 8153 59 45% 27.50% 31% 05 0000 AUTOMOTIVE SALES 5.5. 84.50 115 143 50 0020 Total project cost CE 555 676 845 2720 Puncing SF 386 6.70 7.30 289% 6018 6.50% 2770 Heating, ventilating, air conditioning 195 910 980 451% 10% 103% 2900 Exctrical 480 1070 1570 3100 Total Mechanical & Electrical 7256 8809 12.15% 19 3050 3650 2050% 06 0010 BANKS 225 ST 166 201 253 18 0020 Total project costs CE 1185 3630 21 000 Ste work SF 29 30 4250 7509 0500 12958 17% Masonry 1755 1615 29 130 1500 Fishes 590 .10.05% 1485 2750 28 5458 1800 Equipment ILON 625 1175 28 134% 2720 Pumbing 5.55% 10.50% 520 745 30.85 2770 Heating, ventilating, air conditioning 2829 3305 437% 1985 1120 1760 480% 2900 Dectical 715% 8.50% 1575 22 2750 3100 Total Mechanical & Electrical 423 10.20% 12.20% 36 2300 See ao dursion 11020 & 11030 MF2004 11 1600 & 11 1700 5050 1650N 19.45% 24% RA? 50 17 Square Foot Costs UNIT COSTS 50 17 00 | S.F. Costs UNIT 14 MEDAN 34 SF 9.30 19 3150 14 3.60% 53 0500 Masonry 1.88 505 7.50 S OF TOTAL MEDAN 2158 1.395 205 14 ADS 1800 Egionent 505 720 10 3385 4605 578 2720 Plumbing 11.20 19 23 7806 30.95% 12000 2770 Heating, ventilating air conditioning 1430 1865 25 84% 1155N 2900 Eechical 46 56 65.50 216 20% 3100 Total Mechanical&Dectrical S.F 127 151 176 54 0010 LIVING, ASSISTED CE 10.70 1250 14.20 386N 0000 Total project costs S 368 444 545 230% 0500 Masonry 28 335 4.30 2125 2495 287% 1800 Equipment 1066 1425 1475 6059 8155 10.60% 2720 Plumbing 1245 1320 1445 735% 53% 9.70% 2770 Heating, verbleting, ar conditioning 200 Exctical 1245 14 1615 9 5965 1065N 3100 Total Mechanical & Electrical 34 4050 0 24% 28578 31.50% 55 55 0010 MEDICAL CLINICS SF 129 15 203 0000 Total project costs CF 945 1225 16.30 1800 Lopert SF 165 135 IL40 1056 2345 6.35% 2720 Plumbing 8.60 12.30 16.15 6.15% BAN 1010% 2770 Heating, ventiating, air conditioning 1025 1840 1970 665% BRA 11354 2900 Dectrical 11.10 1575 2050 830% 10% 12.20% 3100 Total Mechanical & Electrical 3550 48 66 225 27% 33.50% 9500 See also dvision 11200 MF 2004 11 71 00 57 0000 MEDICAL OFFICES 121 151 185 57 0020 Total project costs CF 9.05 12.30 1660 1800 Equipment SF 401 195 1115 487% 650 2720 Plumbing 670 10.35 13.95 550% 68% 8.50% 2770 Heating ventilong, air conditoning 810 11.70 1545 630N 9.70% 2900 Electrical 970 14.20 1975 750% 3.30% 11.70% Total: Mechanical & Electrical " 2650 38.50 55 19.30N 225 28.50% 59 001D MOTELS SF 26.50 145 0020 Total project costs CF 6.80 535 14.95 2720 Punting SF 725 990 1180 9456 12566 2770 Heating, ventilating, air conditioning 474 7.05 12.65 560% 56% 10% 2900 Electrical 725 935 1140 749 5055 10.45% 3000 Total Mechanical & Electrical 2150 21 53 18.50% 20% 25.50% 5000 9000 Per metal unit, total cost the 39.000 74.000 80,000 9500 Total Mechanics&Lectrical 7500 11,500 60 0000 NURSING HOMES SF 120 155 193 0000 Total project costs CR 345 1180 1615 1800 Exipment SF 325 5 840 2729 362% Plumbing 499% 10.30 1540 1880 8.75% 277 Heating, venting a conditioning 3010% 12.70% 10.85 645 22 2900 Electrical 920% 11456 11.80% 11.50 1455 3100 2050 Total Mechanical & Unchica 548 1060% 12.50% 25.50 3550 9000 Per bed or prontal cost 66.50 25% 30% Bed 51500 60010 OFFICES Low Rise (1 to 4 story 67000 000 $5 101 132 172 0020 Total project costs Cl 725 995 0100 1330 She work SF 415 1420 0500 Masonry 5.90% 9706 1355% 352 1.90 1800 14.40 Egionent 2618 540% 31 845% 211 2720 Planting 575 57% 150% 362 345 560 2770 Heating, venting, ar conditioning 8.201 350% 450% 6.10% . 2900 11.15 Electrics 16.35 1138 8.30 ILON 3100 1185 Tota Mechanical & chica 1685 745 5456 114% " 23 150 46 18219 229 0020 20010 OFFICES Mid Rise 5 to 10 story Total project cont 27% SF 137 130 176 CF 760 970 1175 BAA Square Foot Costs Square Foot and Cubic Foot Building Costs The cost figures in Division K1010 were derived from more than 11,200 projects contained in the Means Dara Bank of Construction Costs, and include the contractor's overhead and profit, but do not include architectural fres or land costs. The figures have been adjusted to January of the current year. New projects are added to our files each year, and outdated projec are discarded. For this reason, certain costs may not show a uniform al progression. In no case are all subdivisions of a project listed U.S. and I reflect a tremendous These projects were located throughout the variation in SF. and CF. costs. This is due to differences, not only in labor and material coses, but also in individual owner's requirements. For instance, a bank in a large city would have different features than one in a rural area. This is true of all the different types of buildings analysed Therefore, cntion should be exercised when using Division K1010 costs For example, for court houses, costs in the data bank are local court house costs and will not apply to the larger, more elaborate federal court houses As a general rule, the projects in the 1/4 column do not include any site work or equipment, while the projects in the 3/4 column may include both equipment and site work. The median figures do not generally include site work None of the figures "go with any other. All individual cost items were computed and tabulated separately. Thus the sum of the median figures for Plumbing, HVAC, and Bectrical will not normally total up to the total Mechanical and Electrical costs arrived at by sepanne analysis and tabulation of the projects Each building was analyand as to total and component costs and percentages The figures were arranged in ascending order with the rents tabulated as shown. The 1/4 column shows that 25% of the projects had lower costs, 75% higher. The 3/4 column shows that 75% of the projects had lower costs unformation 25% had higher. The median column shows that 50% of the projects had lower costs, 50% had higher There are two times when square foot costs are used. The fest is in the conceptual stage when no deals are babic Then sqm foot costs make a useful starting point. The second is after the bids are in and the costs can be worked back into their appropetate units for information purposes As soon as details become available in the project design, the square foot approach should be discontinued and the project priced as to its particular components. When more precision is required or for estimating the replacement cost of specific buildings, the current edition of RSMeans Square Foot Costs should be used In using the figures in Division K3030, a is mommended that the median column be used for perliminary figats if no additional information is available. The median figures, when miplied by the total city construction cost index figures (see City Cost Indexes) and then multiplied by the project se modifier in RK1010050, should present a fairly accurate base gure, which would then have to be adjusted in view of the estimator's experience, local economic conditions, code requirements, and the owner's particular requirements. There is no need to factor the percentage figures as these should remain constant from city to city. All tabulations mentioning air conditioning had at least partial air conditioning The editions e d this book would greatly appreciate receiving com figures on one or more of your recent projects, which would then be included in the averages for next year. All cost figures received will be kept confidential except that they will be avenged with other similar projects to sive at SF. and CF. cost figures for best year's book See the list page of the book for details and the discount amble for submining one or more of your projects Apartments Auditorium & Play Theaters Square Foot Costs RK1010-030 Space Planning Table K1010-031 Unit Gross Area Requirements The figures in the table below indicate typical ranges in square feet as a function of the "occupant" unit. This table is best used in the preliminary design stages to help determine the probable size Building Type Unit requirement for the total project. See RK1000050 for the typical total size ranges for various types of buildings quarerd 34 1100 38 Bowling Alleys Churches & Synagogues Domitories Bed Fraterity & Sorority Houses Bed 220 Garages, Parking Car 325 Hospitals Bed 685 Hotels Rental Unit 475 Housing for the Elderly 515 Hash Pubk 700 Ice Skating Rinks Total 27,000 Motels Rental Unit 360 Nursing Homes Bed 290 Restaurants Seat 23 Schools, Elementary Junior High & Midde Senior High 65 Gross Area in S.F. 3335383- 1/4 Medan 660 Seat 18 25 540 Lane Sest 315 355 385 1075 * SENS 635 755 85 1030 30,000 $6,000 465 620 350 450 F 85 110 129 102 130 145 Vocational Shooting Ranges Theaters & Movies 110 135 195 Port 450 Seat 15 FIGURE 5.2. Unit gross area requirements. From R. S. Means Assemblies Cost Data 2003. OR. S. Means Co., Inc., Kingston, MA, 781-422-5000, all rights reserved Square Foot Project Size Modifier One factor that affects the SE cost of a particular building is the size. In general. The square foot base size table lists the median costs, moxy for buildings built to the same specifications in the same locality, the larger building will have the lower SF cost. This is due mainly to the decreasing contribution of the exterior walls, plus the economy of scale usually achievable in larger buildings. The area conversion scale shown below will give a factor to convert costs for the typical size building to an adjusted cost for the particular project Example: Determine the cost per S.E for a 100,000 SE Mid-rise apartment building Proposed building area Typical size from below 100,000 SE 50,000 SE 200 Enter area convenion scale at 20, intersect curve, read horizontally the appropriate cost multiplier of 94 Sine adjusted cost becomes 94 x $117.00 $110.00 based on national avenge costs Note: For size factors less than 50, the cost multiplier is 1.1 For size factors greater than 3.5, the cost multiplier is 90 in our accumulated data, and the range in size of the projec kes The size factor ke your project is determined by dividing you w SE by the typical project size for the particular building type wa enter the area convenion scale at the appropriate size factor and dee the appropriate cost multiplier for your building size. Aultiplier Sue Factor 23 +12 17 LIS Cost Modifier Curve 11 LIS 30- Arsa Conversion Scale 11 105 La 30 Square Foot Base Size Building Type Median Cost Typical Size Typical Range Building Median Cost per S.F Gross S.F. Gross S.F Type per S.F. Typical Size Gross S.F. Apartments, Low Rise $ 92.50 21,000 9700 37.200 Jals $280.00 40,000 Typical Range Gross S.F 5,500-145,000 Apartments, Mid Rise 117.00 50.000 32,000 100,000 Libraries 186.00 12,000 7,000 - 31,000 Apartments, High Rise Auditoriums Auto Sales 127.00 145,000 95,000 600,000 Living Assisted 151.00 32.300 23,500 50,300 158.00 25,000 7,500 39.000 Medical Clinics 159.00 7,200 4,200 15,700 115.00 20,000 10,800 28.600 Medical Offices 151.00 6,000 4,000- 15,000 Barks 207.00 4.200 2500 .. 7,500 Motels 111.00 40,000 15,800 120,000 Churches 143.00 17,000 2,000- 42,000 Nursing Homes 155.00 23,000 15,000 37,000 Cubs, Country 144.00 6,500 4,500 15,000 Offices, Low Rise 132.00 20,000 5,000 80,000 Cubs, Social 138.00 10,000 6,000 13,500 Offices, Mid Rise 130.00 120,000 20,000 300,000 Cubs YMCA 164.00 28.300 12,800 39,400 Offices, High Rise 166.00 260.000 120,000 800,000 Colleges (Class 164.00 50.000 15,000 150,000 Police Stations 208.00 10,500 4,000 19,000 Colleges (Science Lab 264.00 45,600 16,600 80,000 Post Offices 154.00 12,400 6,800 30,000 College (Student Union) 195.00 33,400 16,000 85,000 Power Plants 1150.00 7,500 1,000 20,000 Community Center 14700 9,400 5,300 16,700 Religious Education 131.00 9.000 6,000 12,000 Court Houses 202.00 32,400 17,800 106,000 Research 217.00 19,000 6.300 45,000 Dept. Stores 85.50 90,000 44,000 122,000 Restaurants 188.00 4,400 2,800 Domitories, Low Rise 166.00 6,000 25,000 10,000 95,000 Retail Stores 91.50 7,200 Domitories, Mid Rise 192.00 85,000 20,000 200,000 Schools, Elementary 4,000 17,600 138.00 41,000 Factories 83.00 24,500-55,000 26,400 12.900 50,000 Schools, Jr. High 142.00 92,000 Fire Stations 153.00 52,000 119,000 5,800 4,000- Fraternity Houses 8,700 Schools, S, High 147.00 101,000 142.00 12.500 8.200 50,500-175,000 14,800 Schools, Vocational 140.00 Funeral Homes 37,000 20,500 159.00 10,000 4,000 Garages, Commercial 20,000 Sports Arenas 82,000 113.00 15,000 102.00 9.300 5,000 13,600 Supermarkets 5,000 40,000 9:00 Garages, Municipal 44,000 129.00 8.300 4,500 12,000 12,600 Swimming Pools 60,000 Garages Parking 295.00 20,000 55.00 163,000 10,000 76,400-225.300 Telephone Exchange 32,000 238.00 Gymnasiums 14000 4,500 19.200 11,600 41,000 Theaters 1,200 10,600 Hospitals 135.00 253.00 10500 55,000 27,200 125,000 Town Hals 8,800 - 17,500 House Elderly 149.00 10,800 126.00 37,000 21.000 Housing Public 66,000 Warehouses 4,800 23,400 63.00 116.00 36,000 14,400 25,000 74,400 Warehouse & Office 8,000 72,000 Ice Rinks 72.00 25,000 167.00 29,000 27,200 33,600 8,000 72,000 Size Factor= Proposed Brilding afte Typical size = 34,400SF 50,000SF = 0.688 ELINOS DIVISION CARBONDALE CENTRALIA CHAMPAGN DICAGO DECATUR EAST ST. LOUG 625 628 618-619 606-608 625 620-622 MA INST TOTAL MAT INST TOTAL MAT 61 AST MAT TOTAL TOTAL MAT INST TOTAL MAT BST TOTAL CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT 1013 1017 939 919 3023 1021 1013 CO4L 11-14 SITE&INFRASTRUCTURE DEMOLITION 1002 966 900 1005 992 996 52 984 3004 1053 954 984 923 966 567 1026 992 1002 Concrete Forming & Accessories 955 107.9 1062 974 1148 1124 316 66 1598 1911 51.7 1169 1142 92 1150 1120 Concrete forcing 89 1004 161 898 1133 105 958 1051 1005 955 1632 1293 829 105.9 99 37 1134 3015 CastinPlace Concrete S 967 923 1185 1012 1144 1092 1122 3054 1415 1226 1002 1119 105.1 538 1185 1041 23 CONCRETE 1048 958 875 1163 1007 1096 1121 130 2 1555 1220 915 1131 1062 884 1165 3023 04 MASONIY 794 107.7 969 755 1174 1030 162 1184 1252 100 1569 1366 759 1155 1004 757 1174 3050 05 METALS 943 1137 2003 544 1208 1025 973 1087 100 960 1369 1076 $19 1096 1015 954 1210 1013 06 WOOD, PLASTICS & COMPOSITES 1060 1061 1061 1087 110.7 1123 950 1165 107.1 962 1596 1328 1062 1165 1120 1032 1123 103 07 THERMAL & MOSTURE PROTECTION 98.0 1016 995 960 100.9 1145 1065 992 1475 1188 1040 3096 1063 980 1119 1004 08 OPENINGS 883 1105 15 884 1173 952 337 1121 981 1013 1626 1158 993 1124 1024 84 1173 93 0520 Plaster & Gypsum Boart 957 1062 1023 968 1126 1006 92.5 1169 1091 897 3613 1384 984 1165 946 1126 1069 09500960 Cellings & Acoustic Treatment 962 2062 1025 962 1126 1001 943 1169 1094 3413 1413 3024 1169 2015 1121 962 1126 1003 0960 Flooring 1213 1224 1216 1223 11791209 1007 1224 1021 921 1507 1103 1066 LIBE 1117 1202 1179 1155 097 0910 Wall Frishes & Parting/Cong 1045 1045 993 3015 1052 1049 963 1111 104 938 1561 1312 961 1084 3095 1045 1052 1045 09 FINISHES 1024 1089 1060 1028 1144 109.3 993 1180 1063 9037 1587 130 1009 1173 1109 1020 1145 COVERS DVS 16-14, 25, 28, 41, 41, 44, 46 2000 1041 2008 1000 1065 101.3 1000 1006 1011 1000 1250 1050 1000 150 300 1000 1065 13 21, 22, 23 FIRE SUPPRESSION PLUMBING & HAC 950 1043 587 950 544 948 950 105.3 99.1 999 1361 1144 1000 989 995 999 384 993 26,27,3370 ELECTRICAL COMMUNICATIONS & UTIL 940 1067 1005 955 1043 100.1 968 945 956 961 1371 984 1175 513 343 950 1043 99 MF2003 WEIGHTED AVERAGE 939 1062 992 941 108.4 1004 02080 1036 969 1419 982 1176 1069 106 955 1993 3015 ILLINOIS EFFINGHAM GALESBURG JOLIET KANKAKE LA SALLE NORTH SUBURBAN DIVISION 624 614 604 609 613 600-600 MAY INST TOTAL MAT INST TOTAL MAT DIST TOTAL MAT INST TOTAL MAT NOT TOTAL MAT INST TOTAL 10 CONCRETE MASONRY METALS 015433 024331-34 0380 Concrate Forming & Accessories 030 Config 0330 CadPlace Concrete 03 CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT STE&INFRASTRUCTURE, DEMOLITION 1021 1014 1014 528 920 300 920 1004 1014 920 915 S80 987 982 57.7 950 105.2 947 23 983 919 954 M 984 96.3 044 917 968 102.2 1155 1137 915 1133 1153 984 163.3 1544 324 3403 1345 1251 1224 1534 145 907 1010 959 954 1111 1032 95.5 155.7 1256 963 1465 1214 955 1437 955 1573 1196 1264 999 303.0 1073 1016 1079 3042 1033 1404 1224 964 1325 115 1226 1034 3435 1107 1114 1200 384 1099 30411001 1137 1068 993 1565 1273 937 1362 1256 1009 1279 1143 5494 1243 107 985 1135 119.7 1174 150 151.1 1985 1013 951 1063 965 93 112.8 1021 329 1306 1046 1315 1027 529 1247 1256 121.0 SHEE 1293 130 3375 941 101 102 WOOD, PLASTICS & COMPOSES 1088 1165 948 1182 108.0 997 154.8 1364 528 1407 1198 1100 1235 1176 THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION 3036 1876 1052 1005 1095 1043 991 1445 1175 984 1366 1006 1194 1082 1115 982 995 140 1541 187 1163 08 OPENINGS 958 1112 979 931 1122 976 990 1635 142 919 1470 105.0 931 1883 3015 99.0 1571 0920 Plaster & Gypsum Board 983 1169 111.0 525 1103 867 1663 1412 841 1420 1235 992 1242 1162 997 1658 134 0960, 0980 Cellngs & Acoustic Trestnent 962 1169 1100 943 1187 110.5 1015 1668 1449 1015 1420 1284 943 1242 1142 1015 1958 1376 Flooring 1097 1724 1115 100 120.9 106.7 927 1429 1077 901 1343 1033 1065 1248 1120 931 1429 1980 0700990 Wal Finishes & Parting/Coating 961 3042 100 953 960 957 520 1514 1277 920 1278 1135 953 1278 938 1148 1514 1264 09 FINISHES 1119 1168 1102 58.6 1178 1013 981 1600 126 966 1371 1192 1012 1247 97 1143 1525 137 COVERS DVS 30-14, 25, 28, 41, 43, 44, 46 1000 722 943 000 1008 1000 1254 100 21,22,23 FRE SUPPRESSION PLUMENG & HVAC 951 1035 984 950 105.7 993 1000 1327 105 951 1131 3000 1176 1035 100.0 1044 1009 1000 1204 1041 1266 1077 950 1248 1070 395 1309 1123 26, 27, 3370 ELECTRICAL COMMUNICATIONS & UTIL 965 166 1016 545 B23 907 954 MF2000 WEIGHTED AVERAGE 963 1963 1005 97.6 1024 ED 3412 1193 901 1404 984 1437 1168 948 1303 1164 916 1454 1171 952 1315 1142 1105 472 1251 1096 965 1359 1148 DIVISION PEORIA 615-616 QUINCY 63 LLINOIS ROCK ISLAND 612 ROCKFORD 610-611 SOUTH SUBURBAN SPRINGLD 605 626-627 MAY PIST TOTAL MIT INST CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT Concrete Forming & Accessories 0300 Concrete forcing 0330 CePlace Concrete 04 MASONRY 05 METALS 06 07 0920 015433 0241,31-34 STE & INFRASTRUCTURE, DEMOLITION 101 1014 992 545 1155 982 978 1164 929 112 1020 985 1160 0950, 0960 0960 09000990 ERS 21,22,23 26, 27, 33701 MF2010 750 CONCRETE WOOD, PLASTICS & COMPOSITES THERMAL &MOISTURE PROTECTION OPENINGS Plaster & Gypsum Board Clings & Accntic Teet Flooring Wal Frishes & Parting/Coating FINSHES DIV 10-14, 25, 28, 41, 43, 44, 46 FIRE SUPPRESSION PLING & ELECTRICAL, COMMUNICATIONS&UT WEIGHTED AVENGE INST TOTAL MAL INST TOTAL MAT INST TOTAL MAT ST 4701 915 913 TOTAL MAT 2021 10LA 1021 3014 1014 963 WS 981 968 985 988 987 3044 100 1138 1119 1002 969 101 1258 978 904 1056 98.0 954 1042 998 678 1382 1110 955 1573 14 928 2061 1914 1000 1042 1018 904 984 99.0 1009 1264 1115 1034 1415 1200 952 2085 3007 923 1165 1069 980 1093 981 1012 996 918 1001 1117 993 1494 1240 966 1121 1115 120.0 117.5 1042 1046 962 1044 1134 885 1343 1170 1018 1465 1295 661 150 105 1000 1136 1942 9611084 992 973 1083 1007 1000 1278 1086 941 131 1062 955 1097 1025 1182 1114 1061 1165 1120 964 1006 988 2005 1278 1168 982 1541 1297 1000 1165 1135 10121138 1063- 1016 1041 1038 2004 985 997 1015 1284 1136 1408 1163 1062 1128 1083 992 1167 1034 945 1124 921 DOLO 960 992 1325 3071 910 1573 1128 1013 1124 3019 963 1187 1115 963 1169 1115 525 1015 919 963 1245 1558 1348 971 1169 3104 1005 1187 1126 961 1169 1300 943 1005 964 1005 1285 1192 1038 1209 1085 1086 1101 1091 1017 1025 3054 1018 1248 1101 931 1429 1080 1131 1058 1123 953 1278 1148 96 1061 101.5 963 960 957 953 1863 1193 938 2514 1284 946 1051 3000 DOLA 1214 1126 1013 1135 5062 988 3019 SOLA 1298 11/2 987 1523 1061 1154 1000 1043 100 1000 127 945 100.0 972 934 1000 1116 102.3 1000 1204 1041 1000 9931358 1021 951 1008 574 950 995 69 1000 1149 1060 919 1309 1123 99 1034 870 865 967 913 958 1270 1121 100 990 968 998 900 989 1255 1095 965 97A 965 932 813 993 104 1045 969 city cost City index for - 10.5 1015 1358 1376 1066 1169 952 1115 1142 1010 92 155 1145 990 1072 103 TOTAL 8 96.8 920 920 937 968 992 1534 1458 383 3333 City Cost Indexes NOW ANDERSON BLOOMINGTON COLUMBUS EVANSVILLE DIVISION 460 004 472 475-477 FORT WAYNE 467-46 MAT NOT TOTAL INST MAT TOTAL MAT AST TOTAL NAT AST TOTAL MAT not NAT GARY 413-464 POT TOOK CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT 431-34 E&IRASTRUCTURE, DEMOLITION 967 967 812 872 812 612 1161 THI 9 97 963 344 827 948 12 754 946 901 1215 1129 315 960 346 910 Concrete Farming & Accessories 98 333 959 269 954 813 37 913 254 233 Concrete Reinforcing 90 833 909 871 814 152 815 814 854 964 767 861 960 768 TA 3543 00 Cast in Place Concre 1343 763 917 2008 760 913 1004 725 CONCRETE 963 809 857 1633 803 914 173 196 963 1027 528 1113 817 1085 1124 313 1117 831 930 953 791 DJ 905 MASONRY B4B 753 817 305 764 ELA 904 16 761 664 EEB 845 773 BA BT 1128 376 METALS 329 320 969. 187 906 963 783 904 162 844 878 129 964 309 WOOD, PLASTICS & COMPOSTES 928 1180 972 1125) 783 352 574 808 74 152 3067 1152 1109 THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION 1254 774 939 953 753 889 949 794 18.6 993 BAT 914 1052 750 946 104 103 OPENINGS 960 FLF 2250 820 996 1008 805 960 983 798 919 950 747 302 Plaster & Gym Board x3 804 981 812 783 ELS 931 796 29 935 744 5:15 4/6 1158 1068 Cellings & Acoustic Treatment 816 806 839 ELZ 821 819 763 102 256 27 mi 744 755 960 From 99.9 BES 960 1058 764 970 1014 264 939 822 952 9899 802 343 319 7 0990 Walt Finishes & Painting Conting 973 759 BLA 816 830 157 196 830 157 947 867 919 903 744 35 973 INS 143 FORSHES 60 803 962 804 61A 545 787 857 952 624 763 BLA 342 COVERS 33-14, 25, 28, 41, 43, 44, 45 915 223 1000 318 1000 1387 917 1000 MI 1000 525 200-> 21,22,23 FRE SUPPRESSION PLUMBING & HVAC 1000 758 103 998 750 904 949 790 1003 802 920 1000 724 1300 SMF 3023 26, 27, 3370 ELECTRICAL COMMUNICATIONS & 859 884 72 962 815 905 973 852 LO 945 863 302 2010 WEIGHTED AVERAGE 955 AST 901 987 815 912 966 809 B7 965 866 521 866 784 BLI 53 1302 1342 90792 17 93 DANA NOWNPOUS DIVISION 463-462 KOKOMO 469 LAFAYETTE 479 LAWRENCEBURG 470 MUNCE 473 NEWASANY 471 MAT NSE TOTAL MAT 015433 030 CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT 241.31-34 STE & PORASTRUCTURE, DEMOUTION Concrete Forming & Accessories Concrete Reinforcing 933 5333 903 93 8721 950 B 100.0 854 327 CatPlace Concrete 847 966 887 1017 800 837 NGT TOTAL 967 967 968 932 802 545 T1B 812 935 BLB 862 81 836 943 MAT GT TOTAL MAT ST TOTAL MAC INST TOTAL 86% TOTAL 872 172 3050 3550 967 957 361 961 854 1019 807 925 903 760 843 524 112 863 366 815 944 766 25 960 913 753 STA 301 793 335 105 83 902 731 112 963 836 900 007 755 616 1069 942 574 757 BEE CONCRETE 995 BLE 901 805 969 819 920 950 774 163 106 3303 165 865 04 MASONRY 903 3 847 4 800 17 955 738 756 METALS 06 WOOD, PLASTICS & COMPOSITES O THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION OPENINGS 926 BLT 19 1053 940 1009 826 935 5 803 [294] 943 786 895 91 853 10 B Plaster&Gypsum Board 062 Clings & Acoustic Treatment 33 851 872 Flooring CRE 866 372 COVERS 22.0 227.3370 MF2000 Wall Files & Painting/Cay FINISHES 10-14, 25, 28, 41, 42, 44, 46 FRE SUPPRESSION PLUMBING & HAC ELECTRICAL, COMMUNICATIONS & UTIL WEIGHTED AVERAGE 995 D 195 954 54 965 793 16 366 319 1095 812 305.0 221 937 949 15 900 755 875 998 763 838 806 763 808 809 995 973 733 329 813 902811 SEX 833 760 759 524 852 893 917 813 947 958 770 852 1114 806 es 952 783 907 979 780 954 1004 X 948 965 1960 126 M 755 758 S 823 744 953 900 827 940 99 263 BLO 168 716 817 945 523 782 512 806 846 912 255 754 833 820 532 768 823 3004 96 748 966 783 806 623 866 165 756 803 543 961 929 906 732 801 709 764 547 845 MA 652 106 1000 930 99 803 920 1017 863 942 304 788 844 36.38 525 978 1000 913 951792 867 949 968 823 884 963 983 802 893 956 3 884 829 305 757 753 933 293 783 820 940 807 866 443 50 1000 909 92 BE 958 758 902 34 02 803 150 822 313 145 743 812 443 768 10% 376 543 306 344 WE DANA IDRA SOUTH BEND DIVISION TERRE HAUTE 478 WASHINGTON 475 BURLINGTON 526 CARROLL CEDAR RAPIDS 514 522-524 TOTAL MAT St 54 CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT 4-4STE & INFRASTRUCTURE, DEMOLITION Concrete Forming & Accessories Concrete Reinforcing 1050 Catie Place Concre CONCRETE MASONRY 25 METALS 06 WOOD, PLASTICS & COMPOSITES THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION 975 113 912 94 OPENINGS BLA Plaster & Gypsum Board 0050 O Celegs & Acoustic Tenet Foong 0700990 Wall Finishes&Painting Coating FINSHES 769 815 14 763 818 B68 974 893 951 100 876 87A 875 547 953 824 952 1363 1361 325 90 1119 802 1215 1026 798 123 963 781 806 913 106 103 2011 791 901 254 KUB 896 882 503 963 107 191 933 870 307 1015 866 953 908 BI 128 826 542 771 943 903 753 835 914 105 855 864 ELE 910 98 951 819 881 847 19.6 105 792 304 995 764 865 1000 807 901 819 923 995 844 914 989 794 543 956 92 930 79.5 10AL 1161 1361 MAT St TOTAL ST TOTAL MAT not TO A 10021002 TOTAL 968 928 965 913 513 713 513 983 960 968 152 562 141 813 750 750 750 COVERS 1000 907 21,22,23 FRE SUPPRESSION PLUMBING & MAC 17A 909 1000 793 27,2270 ELECTRICAL, COMENICATIONS & UTL 976 B L 526 83 966 966 1017 TIE M412 365 817 E 947 152 03 759 M.S 941 114 121 3092 902 1000 540 SLE 1000 804 921 951 856 1233 931 191 943 854 899 951 1096 563 875 1796 1017 725 813 3005 3:2 560 779 70 549 854 673 904 953 764 857 BLE 4059 ALS 1338 256 524 1041 705 305 3047 755 324 721 ES 966 547 317 3003 712 369 443 108 1053 KI 12 713 805 1106 987 1106 443 BES 1141 BILL ES 9.5 ALL 951 303 ELO 1594 617 13 735 12 3059 128 924 113 813 518 107 801 BE 1755 338 842 37 102 103 ( 755 675 3304717 543 704 867 3033 414 733 1112 NO 2 STA 665 503 867 () 363 879 953 742 163 807 S NOCHTED AVERAGE 107 982 157 642 307 912 858 922 950 813 1966 964 TLE 53 914 814 SLA Year Based on Jan 1, 2014-100 Year Historical Cost Indexes The able below lists both the RSMeans historical cost index based on 1.1995-100 as well as the computed value of an index based on Jan 1, 2014 costs. Since the Jan. 1, 2014 figure is estimated, space is left o write in the actual index figures as they become available through er the quarterly RSMoans Construction Cost Indexes or as printed in Historical Cost Index Jan. 1, 1993-100 Current Index the Engineering News-Record. To compute the actual index based on Jan. 1, 2014 100, divide the historical cost index for a particular year by the actual Jan. 1, 2014 construction cost index. Space has been left to advance the index figures as the year progresses Historical Cost Index Current Index Based on Jan. 1, 1993-100 Jan. 1, 2014 100 Current Index Historical Based on Cost Index Jan. 1, 1993-100 Jan. 1, 2014-100 Year Est. Actual Est Actual Actual Est Actual Actual Est Actual Oct 2014 July 2014 July 1999 117.6 58.0 July 1981 70.0 34.5 1998 115.1 56.8 1980 62.9 31.0 April 2014 1997 112.8 55.6 1979 57.8 28.5 Jan 2014 202.7 100.0 100.0 1996 110.2 54.4 1978 53.5 26.4 May 2013 2012 99.3 1995 107.6 53.1 1977 49.5 24.4 2012 194.6 96.0 1994 104.4 51.5 1976 46.9 23.1 2011 191.2 94.3 1993 101.7 50.2 1975 44.8 22.1 2010 183.5 90.5 1992 99.4 49.1 1974 41.4 20.4 2009 180.1 88.9 1991 96.8 478 1973 37.7 186 2008 180.4 89.0 1990 94.3 46.5 1972 34.8 172 2007 169.4 83.6 1989 92.1 45.5 1971 32.1 15.8 2006 162.0 79.9 1968 89.9 44.3 1970 28.7 14.2 2005 151.6 74.8 1987 87.7 43.3 1969 26.9 13.3 2004 143.7 70.9 1986 84.2 41.6 1968 24.9 12.3 2003 132.0 65.1 1985 82.6 40.8 1967 235 11.6 2002 128.7 63.5 1984 82.0 40.4 1966 22.7 11.2 2001 125.1 61.7 1983 80.2 39.5 1965 21.7 10.7 2000 120.9 59.6 1982 76.1 37.6 1964 21.2 105 5275 Adjustments to Costs The "Historical Cost Index" can be used to convert national average building costs at a particular time to the approximate building costs for some other time. 2010 Example: Estimate and compare construction costs for different years in the same city. To estimate the national average construction cost of a building in 1970, knowing that it cost $900,000 in 2014 INDEX in 1970 28.7 INDEX in 2014-202.7 Note: The city cost indexes for Canada can be used to convert US. national averages to local costs in Canadian dollars Time Adjustment Using the Historical Cost Indexes: Index for Year A x Cost in Year B Cost in Year A Index for Year B INDEX 1970 x Cost 2014 Cost 1970 INDEX 2014 28.7 202.7 x $900,000 .142 x $900,000 $128,000. The construction cost of the building in 1970 is $128,000. "Historical Cost Index updates and other resources are provided on the following website. http://www.reedconstructiondata.com/rsmeans/chgnotice/456321 370 00 City 015433 COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL/M.010 Apartment, 1-3 Story Costs per square foot of floor area 5.F. Area 8000 Exterior Wall LF. Perimeter 213 Face Brick with Coa Wood Josh Stucco on Concrete Block Wood Joh 14475 S 12000 15000 280 330 350 16470 156.15 15275 165.70 158.25 155.25 138.05 135.35 130.80 156,35 149.60 146.90 142.20 19000 22500 25000 29000 32000 36000 14625 149.80 140.85 140.00 Wood Siding Wood Frame Brick Vener Wood Frame 151.80 144.60 137.90 135.25 13070 14420 129.35 128.55 141.10 135.50 134.00 133.00 126.10 130.00 400 433 442 480 520 144.50 143.50 13985 139.25 138.10 141.30 14735 144.50 143.95 142.95 129.45 12865 126.201 125.75 124.90 137.55 137.00 136.15 124.80 12565 129.40 128.40 Perimeter Ad. Add or Deduct Per 100 LF 18.60 12.45 9.95 7.80 665 5.95 5.20 465 4.10 Story Hg. Ad. Add or Deduc Pulit 3.45 2.15 295 2.45 235 230 205 200 1.90 For Basement, add $28.80 per square foot of base The above costs were calculated wing the basic specifications shown on the facing page. These cost should be adjusted where scary for design amatives and owner'squement Reported completed project cost for the ype of shure range from $56.35 $209.50 per S.F Common additives Uni SC Description Applianc Cooking range 30 e standing 2 Each 625-2050 Each 1225-1275 30 bui Each 750-1700 Description Closed Crail Survellonce, One sto Comero and monitor For additional camera stations, odd Elevaton, Hydraule passenger, 2 stops 2000xpect 2500 Additional padd Emergency lighting 25 wat, battery operated laad bottery Nidal dium Dryer 16 pacly 30% capacity Counter top cook top 4 bune Moowon over Combination range, rig& sink, 30 wide Each 1700-2225 Each 395-1375 Each 252-805 Each 1350-4700 3500 72 wide Each 5175 Combination range fig laundry Equipme microwave over&iomoker Bach $700 Compactor, dental, 41 compaction Each 675-1075 Dabwal, bulin, 2 cle Each 405-765 Lach 515-1525 Garbage disposer, skype Each 145-275 Snoke Detector Hood for range, 2 speed, ved 30 wide Each 185-1300 Lad 320-2425 Riga, no for 10-12 C 1620 CF Each 525-675 Each 760-1475 27 Wahe, 4 cycle Connardal Calling pe Dut type Each Each Each Each 3 33 1131 11 1111 31 $ Cot 1825 995 58,800 59,900 62,900 7550 281 765 875 3575 Each Each 1050 1425 223 510 ts calce story heid area BSTRUCT