4000 lbs 2900 lbs A B

Prepare a typical bay estimate based on the following information: a. Bay size of 350 feet and a building perimeter of 1,100 feet. b. There are 50 bays in the building. c. Unit prices: • Concrete piles: $950.00 each • Concrete pile caps: $725.00 each • Slab-on-grade: $12.50 per sq. ft. • Structural steel frame: $4.90 per sq. ft. • Roof structure: $10.75 per sq. ft. • Roofing: $8.20 per sq. ft. • Plumbing & HVAC: $9.80 per sq. ft. • Electrical: $6.10 per sq. ft. • Exterior foundations: $100.00 per linear ft. • Exterior walls: 728.00 per linear ft.

What is an assembly, and how is the notion of assemblies used in the takeoff process?

Collect information on the American Wire Gage (AWG) standards. Create a table for annealed copper wires showing the gage number, diameter in mils, cross-sectional area, and resistance per 1000 ft.

What are the two components that make up a takeoff item?

The cost of transportation of materials has to be allowed for in the estimate, but this item is not usually measured or even referenced in the takeoff. List six other similar items.