RS Means - CostWorks Square Foot Cost Data, 2010 CD-ROM

The 2010 CD-ROM edition of RS Means - CostWorks Square Foot Cost Data provides costs for more than 75 standard structures, square foot costs, systems and unit prices. For every model structure, you'll find cost per square foot of floor area for a range of sizes and types.

The CD-ROM contains many residential related costs, including the following structures:

• Data center (computer)
  
• Hotels
  
• Churches
  
• Single-story factories and office buildings
  
• Residences and custom luxury homes
  
• Convenience department stores
  
• Schools and day care facilities
  
• Sports facilities
  
• Car dealerships and service stations
  
• Fire and police stations
  
• Hospitals and other health care facilities
  
• Apartment Buildings-up to 24 stories
  
• Restaurants

The valuable reference tool organizes every aspect of residential construction pricing into 3 major estimating sections: square foot costs; assemblies costs, and unit costs, and gives you clear descriptions and illustrations of hundreds of residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings.

For those preparing more detailed estimates, costs are also broken down into assemblies' component specifications and costs. This fully illustrated section simplifies component identification and pricing.

The 2010 Edition contains:

• Reliable square foot costs for 75 "standard" structures
  
• The latest costs for more than 6,000 building variations, modifications and "add-ons"-so you can keep your estimate current as details are ironed out-and quickly priced out
  
• The addition of costs for Internet and Telephone wiring and UPS (uninterruptible power supply) in appropriate models
  
• Costs for more than 6,500 in-place components-so you can fine-tune system costs to reflect unique situations
  
• Location factors, arranged by zip code, for more than 930 different sites in the U.S. and Canada. Makes it easy to estimate accurately for your particular locale
  
• An A-Z Glossary that provides definitions of unfamiliar terms