2009 RS Means CostWorks Facility Manager Package

This is no doubt the most complete estimating package for all Facility Managers! Purchase this package and save time and money!

2009 Facilities Construction Cost Data
An indispensible resource for contractors, government agencies and facilities professionals with projects up to $1 million. The prime source of data for most D.O.C., J.O.C. and S.A.B.E.R contracts.

This reference provides immediate access to every imaginable cost associated with facilities construction and renovation, plus many common maintenance items-with more than 40,000 unit price line items.

This comprehensive guide includes:

• Thousands of unit prices not found in any other Means title: site work; fire protection systems; access flooring; magnetic card readers; plumbing fixtures; architectural equipment; conduit and cables; selective demo.
  
• Plumbing assembly pages for baths, kitchen sinks, lavatories; service sinks, showers, urinals, water coolers; and water closets.
  
• A Building assemblies cost section for a faster approach to pricing out facilities construction, and a Square foot Cost section to give you a quick order of magnitude costs.
• A Reference section which includes 90 reference tables, charts, estimating aids, and technical data to provide you with the depth of technical detail to estimate projects with precision and expertise.
• City Cost Indexes for all e digit zip code sectional centers in the U.S. and selected locations in Canada.

2009 Facilities Maintenance & Repair Cost Data
This reference provides comprehensive coverage of all aspects of buildings and grounds, from preventive maintenance schedules on large boilers to the replacement of fire hydrants, and the resurfacing of parking lots.

Coverage is comprehensive. . . unit costs with equipment and labor productivity, bare costs, in-house costs with overhead and contactor costs, the data arranged in the convenient UNIFORMAT II numbering system.

2009 Repair & Remodeling Cost Data
Take the guesswork out of estimating any repair and remodeling project, anywhere in the country, from simple to complex projects: office space, manufacturing, historical preservation, retail, schools and hospitals, and more. The data allows you to work with budgets from $10,000 to $1,000,000, and includes renovation-specific tasks & materials you won't find priced anywhere else.

The 2009 edition brings you:

• Line items for masonry, framing, PVC Trim Lumber and demolition
  
• Unit costs for more than 16,000 components and tasks
• Installed costs for 170 assemblies
  
• Plug-in costs for more than 5,000 alternate configurations and specs
  
• Minimum charges for labor and equipment
  
• On-site factors for 930 cost zones in the U.S. and Canada
  
• Crew tables for nearly 400 crews-including equipment
  
• Plus costs for countless renovation/repair-specific components and tasks.
  
• Updated "How to use" pages.

2009 Building Construction Cost Data
Means Building Construction Cost Data 2009 contains unit costs for more than 23,500 building components. These costs are carefully prepared from the experience of thousands of contractors and suppliers in the twelve months just before the book is published.

The 2009 Reference Section provides the depth of technical detail needed to estimate projects with precision and expertise. This invaluable supplemental information is not found in any other cost reference.

Important enhancements vital to your 2009 estimating work, include:

• Steel - a comprehensive list of updated cost data for steel products including: Structural/reinforcing steel, joists, studs & pipes. This is a vitally important category for which you'll need the most up to date & accurate cost data.
  
• “Green” building construction - materials that are made from recycled products or are environmentally friendly such as waterless toilets, insulation made from recycled materials, rainwater collection systems, paints with no odor or vapors, recycled carpeting and padding, structure relocation (rather than demolition), ground water recovery systems, fuel cells for back-up energy, and solar energy.
  
• Security materials and systems - radiation monitoring equipment, window guards, air cleaning devices, uninterruptible power supplies, closed circuit video monitors, security gates, and parking barriers.
  
• Mold abatement - substantially expanded and covers air ducts, walls and other applications.
  
• Security Systems - costs for various types of security systems including readers, keypads, and other standard identification and access control devices.
  
• Demolition Lines - a significant number of selective demolition lines are included.

The 2009 Edition contains information you are looking for such as:

• The latest construction methods and materials
  
• Extensive estimating reference tables
  
• Typical square foot costs for 160 buildings
  
• Trade labor crew and equipment costs
  
• A Key word index
  
• A new and improved CHANGE ORDER section that provides pointers, tips, and checklists for pricing change orders.
  
• City Cost Indexes covering all three-digit code sectional centers in the U.S. and selected locations in Canada. These cover more than 930 locations in all.