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    This document contains cost estimates for removing asbestos from buildings of various square footages. It provides the costs of removal, estimating and setup, and total costs for routine jobs of 2,000 and 4,000 square feet. It also shows a 2,000 square foot job was non-routine, with much higher costs due to extra work required. The author agrees non-routine jobs incur extra costs, and the estimator should identify these jobs and propose an extra charge to management to cover the additional costs.

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    This document contains cost estimates for removing asbestos from buildings of various square footages. It provides the costs of removal, estimating and setup, and total costs for routine jobs of 2,000 and 4,000 square feet. It also shows a 2,000 square foot job was non-routine, with much higher costs due to extra work required. The author agrees non-routine jobs incur extra costs, and the estimator should identify these jobs and propose an extra charge to management to cover the additional costs.

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    Manaacc Assignment 2

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    Jc Carlos
    This document contains cost estimates for removing asbestos from buildings of various square footages. It provides the costs of removal, estimating and setup, and total costs for routine jobs of 2,000 and 4,000 square feet. It also shows a 2,000 square foot job was non-routine, with much higher costs due to extra work required. The author agrees non-routine jobs incur extra costs, and the estimator should identify these jobs and propose an extra charge to management to cover the additional costs.

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    Manacc assignment # 2

    3.a.
    2,000 sq. ft.
    Removing Asbestos 3,108
    Estimating & Set-up 525
    Total 3,633
    Ans: $1,816.50/thousand sq. ft.

    3.b.
    4,000 sq. ft.
    Removing Asbestos 6,216
    Estimating & Set-up 525
    Total 6,741
    Ans: $1,685.25/thousand sq. ft.

    3.c.
    Nonroutine 2,000 sq. ft.
    Removing Asbestos 3,108
    Estimating & Set-up 525
    Working nonroutine 19,960
    Total 23,593
    Ans: $11,796.50/thousand sq. ft.

    4. I do not agree with the company’s estimator because they would be losing a lot of money for projects
    with non-routine jobs. The on-site supervisors are right in saying that non-routine jobs require a lot of
    extra work, thus incurring extra costs. This could be shown in the computations above. The estimator
    should first identify if a certain project would be needing non-routine jobs before he sets a bid price. He
    should also propose to the management to add an extra charge for projects with non-routine jobs. The
    extra charge should be higher than or equal to $19,960, which is the cost per non-routine job based on
    the activity based costing.

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