Jackson Painting Co. paints the interiors of houses. During the year, they expect to paint 10,000 square meters (m2 ) of space over 20 jobs at a cost of $548,000. Jackson does not have separate categories for Direct Labour and Direct Materials, and instead captures all costs in a single overhead pool. An examination of overhead costs revealed the following:

Labour: total costs $300,000

- 80% of the labour is spent painting, 15% is spent preparing each site, and 5% is spent on billing and customer relations.

Materials: total costs $248,000

A breakdown of materials costs is as follows:

- Paint and brushes: $210,000

- Plaster, tape, cleaners, and other site preparation materials: $20,000

- Other materials: $18,000 (split evening between painting and site preparation)

The industry standard is to quote jobs at Cost + 10%; meaning 10% profit is added to costs to calculate the total price to be quoted to customers.

How much does Jackson expect it to charge for a 2,000 m^2 job, assuming that all costs are allocated on the basis of m^2?