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What is the ratio of labor cost, material cost and machinery cost to the total project cost?

General civil buildings: labor costs 18-2 1%, materials costs 50-55%, machinery costs 8- 1 1%, and the rest are safety and civilization, management fees, profits, fees and taxes.

Industrial buildings mainly have high equipment value.

Labor costs 13- 16%, materials costs (including equipment) 62-68%, machinery costs 5-8%, and the rest are safety and civilization, management fees, profits, fees and taxes.

Project cost refers to the construction price of the project, which refers to the sum of all expected or actual costs required to complete a project construction.

From the owner's (investor's) point of view, the project cost refers to the construction cost of the project, that is, all the fixed assets investment expenses expected or actually paid for the construction of a project.

These expenses mainly include the purchase of equipment and tools, construction and installation costs, other construction costs, reserve funds, interest during the construction period, and adjustment tax on the investment direction of fixed assets (this fee is not charged for the time being).

Although these expenses do not all form the value of new fixed assets when calculating the value of new assets according to the new financial system and enterprise accounting standards in the final accounts of construction projects, they are necessary to complete the construction of fixed assets.

Therefore, in this sense, the project cost is the fixed assets investment of the construction project. From the perspective of contracting, project cost refers to the project price;

That is to say, in order to complete a project, the estimated or actual price of the construction and installation project and the total price of the construction project are formed through the bidding and other transactions in the market such as land, equipment, technical services and contracting.

The tender object here can be a construction project, a single project, or a certain stage of the whole construction project, such as the feasibility study, design and construction stage of the construction project.

Extended data:

Specific content

According to the different construction stages of the project, the project cost has different manifestations:

Investment estimation

Investment estimation means that in the process of investment decision-making, the construction unit or the consulting organization entrusted by the construction unit uses certain methods to predict and estimate the future total cost of the construction project according to the existing data.

Preliminary estimate

Design budget refers to the preliminary design or expanded design drawings and descriptions, budget quota, equipment and materials prices and other information. Control of investment estimation in preliminary design stage;

To compile the economic documents of all the expenses required for the construction project from preparation to completion, delivery to production or use.

Revised budget estimate

In the technical design stage, with the modification and change of construction scale, structural nature and equipment type, the preliminary design budget is adjusted accordingly, which is the revised budget.

Construction drawing estimation

Construction drawing budget refers to the economic document that determines the project cost according to the budget quota and cost document after the construction drawing design is completed and before the project starts.

Engineering settlement

Project settlement refers to the settlement documents that the contractor handles the completed project price with the construction unit in accordance with the contract.

Final accounts of completion

The final accounts of construction projects are documents compiled by the construction unit to reflect the actual cost and investment effect of construction projects, and are an important part of the completion acceptance report;

It is a comprehensive reflection of the economic effect of capital construction projects, and it is the basis for verifying the value of new fixed assets and handling delivery.

References:

Project cost-Baidu Encyclopedia