Construction project budget

Author: Jiang Ruifu
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Publish Date: 2002-04-04
Features: Construction project budget plays a vital role in basic construction and is an important economic document for determining the cost of construction projects. Construction Project Budget systematically and comprehensively introduces content related to construction quotas, construction project budgeting, tendering and bidding, and contract law, making it highly suitable for professionals engaged in construction management, real estate management, and other fields. The book features up-to-date, rich, and practical content. Based on current relevant documents and the Sichuan Province Construction Project Costing Quotas (2000 Edition) (referred to as the "2000 Quotas"), the author has reviewed extensive materials and combined years of teaching and engineering cost management experience to compile this work. The book provides a comprehensive and systematic introduction to construction quotas, construction project budgeting, tendering and bidding, and contract law. It elaborates in detail on the role and characteristics of construction quotas and their applications, the preparation methods and examples of budget (and settlement) books, and the use of unified tables. Its main contents include: the role and characteristics of quotas, quota classification, construction quotas, construction project budgeting quotas, unit price tables for project budgeting, price adjustments, the 2000 Quotas, preliminary budget quotas and preliminary budget indicators, indirect cost quotas, quota management, the content and division of basic construction, the role of construction project budgeting, preliminary and budget classification, the composition of construction project costs, the composition and calculation of building and installation engineering costs, general principles of quantity calculation, the basis and procedures for preparing construction drawing budget books, the preparation of construction drawing budget books (examples), the preparation of construction budgets, the preparation of preliminary budget books, project settlements, the review and management of project budgets, tendering and bidding, contract law, modern construction project contracts, claims, etc. Additionally, each chapter includes review questions or assignments; for the convenience of self-study and teaching, four appendices have been selected. This book is suitable for use by students and professionals in fields such as construction cost management, construction management, real estate management, engineering management, industrial and civil engineering, and architecture. It can also be used by workers engaged in construction cost management, quota management, and construction cost management, as well as in training programs.