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AUGUST 2019 EDITION

CONSTRUCTION COMPONENT COSTS AUGUST 2019

0 CONSTRUCTION SITE IMPLEMENTATION MAT. MdeO BENEFIT SOCI
AL LAWS C
OBJECTIVE
The purpose of this list of Construction Component Costs is to provide the professional O
with a system that allows him to determine, during the preliminary design stage, a
0-1
general idea of the value of the building to be constructed, as well as the different
REPLANTS
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0-1-01
options
0-1-02
ofLand stakeout
its components.
Layout of walls and partitions
ML
ML
27.39
118.17
17.14
73.93 S
0-1-03
COST
0-1-04
Piping layout
COMPONENTS
Foundation staking
ML
ML
166.31
140.05
104.05
87.62
T
FIRST COLUMN OF PRICES:
0-1-05 Layout of perimeter fence
materials - labor -benefits
ML 43.77 27.38 R
Each item that integrates the different work items comprises three basic elements:
0-2 VARIOUS IMPLEMENTATIONS
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materials - labor - profit. Values in Uruguayan pesos For the
ML purposes of the unit cost in
0-2-01
this
0-2-02
Pedestrian
column, the
protection
incidence
with cover
values
Simple scaffolding assembly of social laws and V.A.T.
M2 tax
3,639.18
were
131.30 not
1,333.55
taken
82.14into
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account.
0-2-03
0-2-04
Values
Assemblyinof Uruguayan pesos.
platforms for ceilings
Office container rental x month
M2
UNID
118.17
11,675.50
73.93
*
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MATERIAL
0-2-05 PRICES:
Container rental : Of. w/install. sanit x month UNID 15,665.41 * O
The prices
0-2-06 fixed for
Placement the differenttoilet
of self-contained inputs
(rentalare based on
per month) the average5,897.93
UNID market values using
*
0-2-07
as On-site
a source construction hutprices of building materials
of information, M2 7,692.00 2,567.81
in force as of August 31, 2019. N
LABOR VALUE, incorporates not only the labor directly applied to execute the work, but C
1 EARTH MOVING - DEMOLITIONS - TRANSPORTATION
also the incidence of foremen and serenity workers. The price applied to labor arises O
from the values usually paid in the market, based on the categories established within
the personnel included according to Decree Law No. 14,411. Construction Industry and M
1-1 MANUALActivities.Group
EXCAVATIONS
Complementary
1-1-01 Trench in sandy
According to the WAGE topsoil
9 Sub-Group 01.
COUNCIL AGREEMENT MINUTES, M3 the salary
1,180.80increase
738.75
for the
P
1-1-02 Sand trench
period August 1, 2018 through April 30, 2020 was set.
1-1-03 Well in ground up to 1 meter
M3 1,561.70
M3
977.06
1,371.25 857.90
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1-1-04 Well in sandy clay 1 to 2 meters M3 2,549.85 1,482.85
In this edition, the values corresponding to labor were increased according to the July 1,
1-1-05 Well in sandy clay 2 to 4 meters M3 3,810.02 2,246.70
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2019
1-1-06
dateWell
indicated in the last Agreement:
in compact clay 1 to 2 meters M3 2,513.96 1,572.82 E
1-1-07 Well in compacted clay 2 to 4 meters M3 3,809.03 2,383.07
SALARY
1-1-08 ADJUSTMENT
Well for2 to
in soft coarse rock the period 07/1/2019 to 04/30/2020.
4 meters M3 4,380.39 2,740.53 N
1-1-09
1-1-10
Well in semi-hard coarse rock 2 to 4 meters
Effective July 1, 2019 will be increased by a percentage
Well in hard rock 2 to 4 meters
M3
M3
6,018.27 3,765.24
of 5.80% for
11,998.45
the 10
7,506.66
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months from July 1, 2019 to April 30, 2020.
1-1-11 Truck loading M3 799.90 500.44
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BENEFIT
1-2
in1-2-01
is a percentage applied directly to the value of the inputs and labor included
MANUAL DEMOLITIONS
each item. It is estimated at 20%.
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Manual demolition of walls M3 3,009.13 1,882.62
1-2-02 Manual demolition of A.H. walls. M3 8,852.00 5,481.05 S
SECOND COLUMN OF PRICES : Contribution from M3
social laws
1-2-03
The
1-2-04
Manual
second
demolition
column
Manual
of masonry
of of
demolition
foundations
prices, in concrete
reinforced Uruguayan
4,399.43
pesos, indicates
foundations. M3 the
2,752.44
incidence7,149.20
11,427.09 of social T
laws,
1-2-05 which
0.4
the owner
Demolition
% according
1-2-06
must
of rubble
to Decree
Manual chopping
pay as contributions to BPS.M3
subfloors
of lime No. 341/018
mortar
The A.U.C.was
plaster of 10/22/2018, becoming
M3
2,533.01 increased
1,584.74 by
its value for
4,532.75 private
2,835.85
S
architectural works: 75.8 %.
1-2-07 Manual grinding of cement mortar plaster M3 11,655.64 7,292.18 A
1-2-08 Masonry wall chipping M3 2,513.96 1,572.82
1-2-09 Coatings chopping M2 140.93 88.17 U
1-2-10
1-2-11
Opening of an opening in a reinforced concrete wall.
Opening of an opening in a masonry wall
M3
M3
10,132.02
3,542.40
6,338.96
2,216.25 G
1-2-12
1-2-13
Masonry gutter 7 x 7 high
Masonry gutter 7 x 14 high
ML
ML
55.23
133.32
34.56
83.41
U
1-2-14
1-2-15
Removal of simple openings
Removal of sanitary fixtures
UNID
UNID
222.84
222.84
138.22
138.22
S
1-2-16 Removal of sheet metal roofing M2 704.29 440.62 T
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1-3 MANUAL LOADING AND UNLOADING

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1-3-01 Loading and unloading of gravel M3 571.35 357.46 O
1-3-02 Sand loading and unloading UNID 449.47 281.20
1-3-03 Loading and unloading of debris M3 457.08 285.97 N
1-3-04
1-3-05
Brick loading and unloading
Loading and unloading of cementitious blocks
UNID
UNID
2.29
3.05
1.43
1.91 S
1-3-06 Loading and unloading of miscellaneous items UNID 19.05 11.92
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1-4 HORIZONTAL TRANSPORTATION (by forklift) R
1-4-01 Horizontal transport of gravel M3 135.98 85.08
1-4-02 Horizontal transportation. of debris by wheelbarrow M3 194.26 121.54 U
1-4-03
1-4-04
Horizontal transport of bricks
Horizontal transport of cementitious blocks
UNID
UNID
0.76
1.14
0.48
0.72 C
1-4-05 Horizontal transport of miscellaneous items UNID 2.29 1.43
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1-6 VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION (200k winch) O
1-5-01 Vertical transport of pebbles M3 118.61 59.58
1-5-02 Vertical transportation of debris M3 140.85 71.49 N
1-5-03
1-5-04
Vertical transport of bricks
Vertical conveying of cementitious blocks
UNID
UNID
1.03
1.21
0.48
0.52 C
1-5-05 Vertical transport of miscellaneous items UNID 28.38 17.75
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1-6 HORIZONTAL/VERTICAL SHOULDER TRANSPORT M
1-6-01 Transport Vert/Horiz. iron / wood to shoulder TON 565.98 285.97
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2 FOUNDATIONS O
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2-1 RETAINING WALLS E
2-1-01 Cyclopean concrete formwork 1 side M3 9,227.13 3,143.71
2-1-02 Cyclopean concrete formwork 2 sides M3 13,870.85 5,952.81 N
2-1-03 Reinforced concrete M3 24,572.60 10,333.77
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2-2
2-2-01
SCREENS
Cyclopean concrete screen M3 21,531.42 9,405.83
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2-2-02
2-2-03
Reinforced concrete screen
Cementitious block screen
M3
M3
24,917.75
8,317.96
10,333.77
2,809.11
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2-3
2-3-01
FOUNDATIONS
Cyclopean concrete cubes M3 8,239.78 2,667.09
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2-3-02
2-3-03
Cyclopean concrete strip foundations
Reinforced concrete spread footing
M3
M3
8,239.78
22,947.88
2,667.09
10,059.96
S
2-3-04 Reinforced concrete skid M3 22,966.50 9,096.52 A
2-3-05 Reinforced concrete foundation beams M3 29,544.00 11,880.34
2-3-06 Reinforced concrete roof M3 12,264.91 3,762.33 U
2-4 PILOTING
G
2-4-01
2-4-02
Drilled piles
Pipe driving piles
T/ML
T/ML
39.70
52.20
7.91
13.07
U
S
2-5 VARIOUS
2-5-01 Pile head chopping M3 9,141.68 5,719.36 T
2-5-02 Cleaning concrete M3 4,716.55 1,571.85
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H.A. STRUCTURES STEEL AND WOOD SOCIAL BENEFITS C
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REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURES
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3-1 PILLARS AND BEAMS S
3-1-01
3-1-02
Pillars and screens
Beams and lintels
M3
M3
33,883.32
37,055.95
12,615.69
14,998.76
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3-2 TILES
R
3-2-01 Solid slabs M3 30,294.65 12,615.69
3-2-02 Ribbed slabs w/ concrete vault. M2 3,728.04 1,364.48 U
3-2-03 Ribbed slabs w/ceramic vault. M2 3,393.78 1,364.48
3-2-04 Prefabricated joists. prestressed w/bov. concrete M2 1,325.00 C
3-3
3-3-01
VARIOUS CONCRETES
Stair slabs M3 35,753.43 15,617.38
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3-3-02 Stilts with railing M3 41,298.47 18,974.11 O
3-3-03 Water tanks M3 40,537.47 17,569.55
3-3-04 Concrete pavements M3 11,908.55 3,762.33 N
3-4 AVERAGE VALUE OF REINFORCED CONCRETE
3-4-01 Mean value with 4-2-1 dosing M3 31,707.38 12,762.56 C
STEEL STRUCTURES
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3-5 IRON PROFILE TRUSSES
M
3-5-01 Iron profile trusses L= ( 5 to 6) ml ML 3,479.84 1,639.50 P
3-5-02 Iron profile trusses L= ( 7 to 8) ml ML 4,489.99 2,121.71
3-5-03 Iron profile trusses L= ( 11a 12) ml ML 7,398.12 3,471.89 O
3-5-04 Iron profile trusses L= ( 16 to 17) ml ML 10,352.78 4,888.03
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WOODEN STRUCTURES
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3-6 WOODEN TRUSSES N
3-6-01 Unpainted wood trusses L= (5 to 6) ml ML 2,612.52 881.25
3-6-02 Unpainted wood trusses L= (7 to 8) ml ML 3,801.49 1,267.11 T
3-6-03
3-7
Unpainted wood trusses L= (9 to 10) ml
BEAMS AND TONGUE AND GROOVE BOARDS
ML 4,678.72 1,550.55
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3-7-01
3-7-02
3" x 4" beams and tongue and groove boards
3" x 6" beams and tongue and groove boards
ML
ML
3,610.67
4,175.35
1,083.81
1,095.73
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3-7-03 3" x 8" beams and tongue and groove boards ML 4,906.18 1,214.88 S
4 MAMPOSTERY T
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4-1
4-1-01
BRICK MASONRY
15 cm unplastered wall M2 1,599.23 421.37
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4-1-02 15 cm wall 1 exposed face M2 1,861.83 585.65 U
4-1-03 15 cm wall 2 exposed faces M2 2,086.33 726.11
4-1-04 20 cm wall M2 2,584.22 685.55 G
4-1-05
4-1-06
30 cm wall
Double wall w/chamber (one side facing)
M2
M2
3,241.11
4,272.63
856.93
1,385.29
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4-1-07
4-1-08
Double wall w/chamber (brick and ticholo)
Reinforced brick wall, 15 cm face brick
M2
M2
3,389.58
2,197.89
1,035.42
795.07
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4-1-09 8 cm mirror partition M2 1,014.05 327.31 T
4-1-10 Load-bearing brick masonry wall M2 2,833.43 421.37
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4-2 BRICK MASONRY GRATING

MAT. MdeO
BENEFIT
SOCIAL
LAWS C
4-2-01 Wall of 15 cm (grid 12x12x25) M2 1,666.86 390.43 O
4-2-02 Wall of 20 cm (grid 12x17x25) M2 1,995.16 518.97
4-2-03 Wall of 30 cm (grid 12x17x25) M2 2,740.75 616.58 N
4-3 TICHOLOS MASONRY
S
4-3-01
4-3-02
9 cm partition wall (ticholo 7x12x25)
10 cm partition wall (ticholo 8x25x25)
M2
M2
1,616.91
1,075.33
452.30
287.55
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4-3-03 Wall of 15 cm (ticholo 12x25x25) M2 1,177.51 311.84 R
4-3-04 Wall of 15 cm (ticholo 12x17x25) M2 1,528.02 421.37
4-3-05 20 cm wall (ticholo 12x17x25) M2 1,909.49 476.13 U
4-3-06 Wall of 30 cm (ticholo 25x25x25) M2 1,603.28 366.60
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4-4
4-4-01
VIBRATED CONCRETE BLOCK MASONRY
8 cm partition wall (Block 8x19x39) M2 601.96 128.54
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4-4-02 10 cm partition wall (Block 10x19x39) M2 769.61 202.32 O
4-4-03 12 cm wall (12x19x39 Block) M2 887.55 257.08
4-4-04 15 cm wall (15x19x39 Block) M2 1,047.43 268.99 N
4-4-05
4-4-06
Wall of 19 cm (Block 19x19x39)
20 cm special insulating wall
M2
M2
1,228.24
1,358.91
311.84
327.31 C
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4-5
4-5-01
WALLS WITH FOUNDATIONS
Brick openwork wall M2 1,904.83 726.11
M
4-5-02 Concrete openwork wall M2 2,177.32 726.11 P
4-6 VARIOUS
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4-6-01
4-6-02
Placement of corner plates
Placement of openings
ML
M2
1,064.99
1,369.72
666.29
856.93
N
4-6-03 Placement of cabinets M2 1,369.72 856.93 E
4-6-04 Termination of moldings ML 410.91 257.08
N
4-7
4-7-01
GYPSUM BOARD MASONRY.
Wall 10 cm with gypsum boards 12.5 both sides M2 1,539.81 438.10
T
4-7-02
4-7-03
Wall 10 cm 1 side cem board- 1 side gypsum board
20 cm party wall
M2
M2
1,787.04
2,656.62
438.10
711.91
C
4-7-04 Interior face of facade wall M2 1,270.90 328.57 O
4-7-05 Gypsum board sheathing without acoustic insulation M2 857.47 328.57
4-7-06 Gypsum board sheathing w/acoustic insulation M2 1,022.52 328.57 S
4-7-07 10 cm wall w/sheets both sides w/acoustic insulation M2 1,744.33 438.10
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4-8
4-8-01
TRANSLUCENT PARTITION
Translucent partition wall (glass block) M2 4,789.82 257.08
S
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4-9 HUMIDITY AND THERMAL INSULATION
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4-9-01
4-9-02
Moisture insulation with asphalt emulsion
Moisture insulation with 4mm membrane
M2
M2
208.05
539.51
76.41
123.21
G
4-9-03
4-9-04
Sand and port wet insulation. with water-repellent
Moisture insulation with TYVEK
M2
M2
577.38
122.79
277.36
23.83
U
4-9-05
4-9-06
Polyethylene film placement
Thermal insulation with sprayed polyurethane
M2
M2
82.01
651.83
23.83
82.14
S
4-9-07 Aluminized thermal insulation M2 605.40 39.30 T
4-9-08 Asphalt vapor barrier M2 170.58 83.41
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5 REVOICES
BENEFIT SOCIALS C
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5-1 THICK PLASTERS (FIRST COAT) N
5-1-01
5-1-02
Ceiling plaster
Interior plaster
M2
M2
844.66
539.45
445.20
268.99 S
5-1-03 Exterior plaster with water-repellent coating M2 730.52 342.77
T
5-2 THIN PLASTERS (SECOND COAT) R
5-2-01 Fine ceiling plastering M2 323.41 171.39
5-2-02 Fine wall plaster M2 243.50 121.39 U
5-2-03
5-2-04
Polished portland plaster
Plastic coating
M2
M2
981.16
361.83
545.09
178.49 C
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6-1 BACKGROUND N
6-1-01
6-1-02
Common subfloor
Underlayment on slab
M2
M2
963.38
549.84
512.12
314.37 C
6-1-03
6-1-04
Underlayment on bathroom slab
Terrace underlayment
M2
M2
1,872.69
1,080.26
869.58
600.34
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6-1-05 Sand and portland underlayment M2 1,045.24 537.99 M
6-1-06 Sand and portland smoothing M2 600.69 299.93
6-1-07 Cellular concrete subfloor 10 cm thick M2 2,288.25 1,024.23 P
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7-1 CONTINUOUS FINISHES ON INTERIOR WALLS E
7-1-01 Application of interior colorless monolayer mortar M2 907.11 64.10
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7-2
7-2-01
DISCONTINUOUS FINISHES ON INTERIOR WALLS
Plain white tiles M2 1,266.52 514.16
T
7-2-02
7-2-03
Plain colored tiles
Decorated tiles
M2
M2
1,327.02
1,690.45
514.16
733.21
C
7-2-04
7-2-05
Glazed ceramic platelets 15x20
Glazed ceramic platelets 20x20
M2
M2
1,357.27
1,129.55
514.16
428.47
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S
7-3
7-3-01
CONTINUOUS FINISHES ON EXTERIOR WALLS
Application of exterior colorless single-coat mortar M2 907.11 64.10 T
7-3-02
7-3-03
Application of smooth or scraped single-layer mortar
Cementitious paint
M2
M2
1,388.08
208.82
64.10
92.79
S
7-3-04 Imitation M2 948.95 416.55 A
7-3-05 Balai M2 349.76 116.62
7-3-06 Monolithic washed-in-place M2 1,848.96 933.24 U
7-4 DISCONTINUOUS FINISHES ON EXTERIOR WALLS
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7-4-01
7-4-02
Half brick field plastered
Field brick veneer
M2
M2
2,480.72
1,589.69
904.59
640.41
U
7-4-03 Ceramic tile 5.5x25 M2 1,565.79 615.32 S
7-4-04 Glazed ceramic tile 5.5x25 M2 2,001.39 615.32
7-4-05 Enameled plaque 10x20 M2 1,767.10 514.16 T
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LAWS
SOCIALS C
7-4-07 Regular flagstone (squared) M2 1,721.49 591.49 O
7-4-08 Marble slabs 15 x 30 M2 7,672.07 1,130.74
7-4-09 Marble slabs M2 11,373.00 1,833.02 N
7-4-10
7-4-11
Washed monolithic platelets
Ventilated granite facade
M2
M2
1,313.54
12,069.34
514.16
785.93
S
7-4-12 Aluminum facade cladding M2 4,886.21 785.93
T
7-5 CEILING FINISHES R
7-5-01 Lime paint on fine mixture M2 245.64 108.26
U
7-6
7-6-01
SUSPENDED CEILINGS
Ceiling with tongue-and-groove joint M2 1,732.61 711.91
C
7-6-02
7-6-03
Ceiling with 60 x 60 panels
Acoustical ceiling 60 x 60
M2
M2
1,039.69
1,058.73
238.06
249.98
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7-6-04 Metal unfolded susp. common iron M2 2,636.30 1,433.44 O
7-6-05 Metal unfolded susp. wood frame M2 1,250.39 576.02
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8 FLOORS AND BASEBOARDS
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8-1 PAVEMENTS
M
8-1-01 Sidewalk tiles 20x20 M2 1,091.19 328.57
8-1-02 Calcareous tiles 20x20 M2 1,397.86 452.30 P
8-1-03
8-1-04
Calcareous tiles 15x30
30x30 limestone tiles
M2
M2
1,447.30
1,557.24
483.23
514.16
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8-1-05
8-1-06
Exagonal limestone tiles
Monolithic tiles 20x20
M2
M2
1,581.96
1,764.49
529.63
452.30
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8-1-07 Monolithic tiles 30x30 M2 2,114.36 529.63 E
8-1-08 Monolithic tiles 40x40 M2 2,283.76 529.63
8-1-09 Monolithic made on site M2 3,244.70 642.70 N
8-1-10
8-1-11
Monolithic washed-in-place
Sand smoothing and portland rolling
M2
M2
2,315.42
1,696.82
642.70
921.32
T
8-1-12
8-1-13
Irregular flagstone
Squared flagstone
M2
M2
1,863.83
1,346.94
702.28
428.47
C
8-1-14 Flagstone tiles M2 1,465.52 428.47 O
8-1-15 Eucalyptus shingled park M2 1,894.62 452.30
8-1-16 Eucalyptus Park attached M2 2,090.25 452.30 S
8-1-17 Moquette carpet average value M2 850.65 164.29
8-1-18 Ribbed base rubber mat M2 1,167.67 164.29 T
8-1-19
8-1-20
Vinyl tiles
Glazed ceramic tile 20x20
M2
M2
1,002.93
1,477.06
139.19
630.78
S
8-1-21 Catalan tile M2 2,609.89 880.76 A
8-1-22 Stoneware tile 30 x 30 M2 1,690.65 606.95
8-1-23 Smooth lajota tile 30 x 30 M2 1,125.46 438.10 U
8-1-24
8-1-25
Natural porcelain tile
Polished porcelain tile
M2
M2
1,792.19
2,426.91
426.18
426.18 G
8-1-26
8-1-27
Treated pine deck
Floating wood floor
M2
M2
3,736.38
1,008.26
764.14
76.21
U
S
SPECIAL PAVEMENTS
8-1-28 Epoxy floor M2 3,387.94 821.43 T
8-1-29 Micro cement floor M2 3,767.63 1,284.24
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8-1-30 Concrete Floor with hardener Botticcino Marble Floor M2 1,801.95 921.32 O
8-1-31 M2 10,773.50 426.18
8-1-32 Gray slate floor M2 1,519.97 428.47 N
8-1-33 Prefabricated steps (treads) ML 658.02 6.67
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8-2
8-2-01
ZOCALOS
Calcareous baseboards ML 372.60 132.60
T
8-2-02 Monolithic baseboards ML 408.90 132.60 R
8-2-03 Wooden baseboards ML 198.32 32.48
8-2-04 Marble baseboards ML 632.61 132.60 U
8-2-05
8-2-06
PVC skirting boards
Monolithic sanitary basins
ML
ML
243.91
1,404.39
54.76
113.08 C
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8-3 VARIOUS
8-3-01 Placement of thresholds ML 958.80 599.85 O
8-3-02 Placement of steps ML 958.80 599.85
8-3-03 Placement of baseboards in stairways ML 1,095.77 685.55 N
8-3-04 Placement of metal nosing on steps ML 1,095.77 685.55
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M
9-1 PREPARATION P
9-1-01 Sand and portland underlayment and smoothing M2 1,618.56 814.33
O
9-2
9-2-01
WATERPROOF COATING (see PAINTS RANGE :
Bituminous acrylic waterproofer
item 15-4)
M2 1,121.43 583.12
N
9-2-02 Asphaltic membrane 4 mm with aluminum M2 518.28 164.29 E
9-2-03 Double asphalt membrane M2 1,552.42 297.64
9-2-04 Roof insulation with self-bonding membrane M2 360.99 54.76 N
9-2-05 Projected polyurethane insulation M2 819.95 82.14
T
9-3
9-3-01
PROTECTION SURFACES
Aluminum asphalt M2 230.14 85.69
C
9-3-02 Ceramic tiles M2 1,496.80 440.38 O
9-3-03 Walkable terrace M2 1,549.95 440.38
9-3-04 Colonial tile M2 1,683.42 366.60 S
9-3-05 Flat roof tile M2 2,663.00 421.37
T
9-4
9-4-01
OVERHEADS
Overhead F.C. 6 MM on 2x2 purlins M2 1,403.34 619.11
S
9-4-02 Sheet metal over-roof on purlins 2x2 M2 1,321.17 485.76 A
U
10 EXTERNAL CONDITIONING
G
U
10-1 EXTERIOR PAVEMENTS
S
10-1-01 Articulated floor tri hexagonal height 6 cm M2 1,566.57 547.62
10-1-02 Articulated floor tri hexagonal height 8 cm M2 1,772.31 547.62 T
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10-1-04
10-1-05
Compacted ballast
Green block floor (48 cm x 36 cm unit)
M2
M2
504.98
887.34
238.31
121.44
O
10-1-06 Exterior floor in rustic tile 30 x 30 M2 1,266.04 354.69 N
10-1-07 Athermal tile for pool perimeter sidewalk M2 2,327.90 472.58
10-1-08 Floor type rectangular cobblestone esp 6 cm M2 1,481.70 547.62 S
10-1-09 Floor type rectangular cobblestone esp 8 cm M2 1,637.97 547.62
10-1-10 Stamped concrete floor M2 2,428.91 1,106.91 T
10-2 AIR-CONDITIONING ELEMENTS EXTERIOR
R
U
10-2-01 Concrete strands ML 352.00 *
10-2-02 Parking lot curbs ML 560.00 * C
10-2-03 Concrete Benches UNID 3,890.00 *
10-2-04 Exterior masonry fence M2 2,538.13 959.38 TI
10-2-05
10-2-06
Fence with galvanized fabric posts
Standard grill traditional construction
M2
UNID
1,494.25
55,750.00
444.75
6,708.00 O
N
11 INCLINED ROOFS
C
O
11-1 ROOFS WITH STRUCTURE (s/fund. and s/pillars)
M
11-1-01
11-1-02
Ceiling in F.C. 6 MM common iron structure
Round iron structure sheet metal roof
M2
M2
6,055.28
6,003.63
3,280.61
3,131.79
P
O
11-2 UNSTRUCTURED ROOFS
N
11-2-01
11-2-02
French tile roofing
Colonial Tile Roof
M2
M2
1,307.30
1,731.99
262.86
470.27
E
11-2-03
11-2-04
Graveled steel shingles roofing
Galvanized sheet metal roof
M2
M2
2,103.24
1,421.19
328.57
219.05
N
T
12 ELECTRICAL CONDITIONING C
O
12-1
12-1-01
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
Average value of a clutch U 3,999.81 1,714.05
S
T
13 SANITARY CONDITIONING S
A
13-1
13-1-01
BATHROOMS
Full bathroom on first floor U 65,177.47 15,497.64
U
13-1-02 Full bathroom upstairs U 78,774.70 18,783.36 G
13-1-03 Secondary bathroom P.B. (I.P. and lvo. c/foot) U 41,112.20 9,309.54
13-1-04 Secondary bathroom P.A. (I.P. and lvo. c/foot) U 49,677.31 9,309.54 U
13-2 KITCHENS
S
13-2-01
13-2-02
First floor kitchen (single sink)
Upstairs kitchen (single sink)
U
U
20,351.54
25,729.74
5,750.01
6,845.25
T
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13-3
13-3-01
SANITATION
Sewer (main pipe in P.B.) UNID 52,785.21 18,619.07 O
N
13-4 BATHROOM FIXTURES AND FITTINGS
13-4-01 White earthenware appliances w/ IP without rucksack GAME 8,586.11 * S
13-4-02 GAME *
13-4-03
White earthenware appliances w/ IP with backpack
Standard faucet set: lavatory, bidet and shower GAME
12,497.26
5,707.73 * T
13-4-04
13-4-05
White earthenware bathroom accessories
Chrome-plated metal bathroom accessories
GAME
GAME
1,902.67
2,248.62
*
*
R
13-4-06
13-4-07
Shower enclosure : tempered glass with installation M2
UNID
7,482.01 *
*
U
Fixed and movable handicapped bathroom bars in A.inox 6,658.77
13-4-08 Stainless steel oval sink with valve UNID 2,533.63 * C
13-5 SINKS AND KITCHEN FAUCETS TI
13-5-01
13-5-02
Simple steel basin prof. 15 cm
Double steel basin prof. 15 cm
U
U
1,297.28
3,105.74
*
*
O
13-5-03
13-5-04
Standard kitchen mixer (wall-mounted) U
U
1,902.08 *
*
N
Standard mixer for kitchen (countertop) 1,505.32
C
14 OPENINGS AND EQUIPMENT O
M
14-1 SHEET IRON OPENINGS P
14-1-01 Sliding window 140x110 U 3,849.00 * O
14-1-02 Door window 140x205 U *
14-1-03 Street door with shutter 083x210 U
6,928.20
7,248.95 * N
14-1-04
14-1-05
Int. Door P.B. sheet metal frame
3 leaf garage door w/post
080x210
240x210
U
U
5,132.00
27,148.28
*
*
E
14-2 OPENINGS IN IRON PROFILE (simple contact)
N
T
14-2-01 See-saw 080x080 U 2,540.34 *
14-2-02 Window 140x110 U 3,631.96 * C
14-2-03
14-2-04
Kitchen door
Latticework with galvanized mesh
080x205
100x40
U
U
6,248.21
3,464.10
*
* O
14-2-05 Fire niche for rustproofing 60 x 60 U 3,784.85 * S
14-3 WOOD OPENINGS T
14-3-01 Casement window (mahogany) 120x120 U 10,019.65 * S
14-3-02
14-3-03
Sliding windows (mahogany)
Sliding windows (mahogany)
150x120
180x150
U
U
10,324.08
11,581.50
*
* A
14-3-04
14-3-05
Door window (mahogany)
Interior door with frame in (P.TEA)
240x209
080x205
U
U
21,442.32
5,430.07
*
*
U
14-3-06 Exterior door w/mahogany frame 090x205 U 17,868.60 * G
14-3-07 Folding door w/frame and installation M2 6,419.04 *
U
14-4 ALUMINUM OPENINGS
WITH COMMON FITTINGS AND GLASS S
SERIES
20
14-4-01 Sliding window 140x110 U 7,081.26 *
T
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SERIES 25
14-4-02 Sliding window 140x110 U 9,132.84 * O
14-4-03 Sliding window
14-4-04 Sliding window door
150x140
150x205
U
U
10,853.52
16,677.36
*
* N
14-4-05 Sliding window door 280x205 U 25,677.84 *
S
MONOBLOCK LINE (WINDOW AND ROLLER BLIND)
T
14-4-06 Sliding window w/cut. thermal slat 140x110 U 29,317.74 * R
SERIES
30 U
14-4-07
14-4-08
Casement window
Casement window
140x 110
150x 140
U
U
8,709.29
10,125.54
*
*
C
14-4-09
14-4-10
Swing door
Swing door
090x205
150x205
U
U
13,897.80 *
*
TI
25,611.66
14-4-11 Projecting window 60x80 U 3,520.78 * O
14-4-12 Projection window and slip 60x80 U 3,745.79 *
14-4-13 Tobacco window 60x80 U 3,428.12 * N
SERIES
35
C
14-4-14 Projecting window 60x80 U 4,566.42 * O
14-4-15
14-4-16
Projection window and
Tobacco window
slip 60x80
60x80
U
U
4,897.32
4,520.09
*
* M
SERIES
50
P
14-4-17 Swing door 090x205 U 21,045.24 *
O
14-4-18 Swing door 150x205 U 37,987.32 *
N
GALA SERIES
E
14-4-19
14-4-20
Sliding window
Sliding window
140x110
150x140
U
U
12,772.74
14,824.32
*
*
N
14-4-21
14-4-22
Sliding door
Sliding door
150x205
280x205
U
U
23,758.62
35,604.84
*
*
T
14-4-23
14-4-24
Casement window
Casement window
140x 110
150x 140
U
U
12,680.09 *
*
C
14,427.24
14-4-25 Swing door 090X205 U 21,839.40 * O
14-4-26 Swing door 150X205 U 39,641.82 *
14-4-27 Projecting window 060x080 U 7,743.06 * S
14-4-28 Projection window and slip 060x080 U 8,643.11 *
14-4-29 Tobacco window 060x080 U 7,809.24 * T
14-4-30 Tilt and turn window 080x120 U 17,074.44 *
S
14-5 ALUMINUM OPENINGS WITH ACCESSORIES
AND D.V.H GLASS (4 +6+5) (double hermetic glass) A
SERIES
25
U
14-5-01 Sliding window
14-5-02 Sliding window
140x110
150x140
U
U
14,824.32
18,398.04
*
* G
14-5-03 Sliding window door
14-5-04 Sliding window door
150x205
280x205
U
U
27,663.24
44,075.88
*
*
U
MONOBLOCK LINE (WINDOW AND ROLLER BLIND) S
14-5-05 Sliding window w/cut. thermal slat 140x110 U 35,075.40 *
T
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BENEFIT
LAWS
SOCIALS C
30
14-5-06 Casement window 140x 110 U 14,691.96 * O
14-5-07 Casement window 150x 140 U 17,828.89 *
14-5-08 Swing door 090X205 U 19,456.92 * N
14-5-09
14-5-10
Swing door
Projecting window
150X205
60x80
U
U
33,884.16
5,029.68
*
*
S
14-5-11
14-5-12
Projection and sliding window
Tobacco window
60x80
60x80
U
U
5,360.58
5,095.86
*
*
T
SERIES- R
35
14-5-13 Projecting window 60x80 U 6,280.48 * U
14-5-14 Projection and sliding window 60x80 U 6,618.00 *
14-5-15 Tobacco window 60x80 U 6,300.34 * C
SERIES TI
50
14-5-16
14-5-17
Swing door
Swing door
090X205
150X205
U
U
28,126.50
43,943.52
*
*
O
N
GALA SERIES
14-5-18 Sliding window 140x110 U 18,331.86 * C
14-5-19 Sliding window
14-5-20 Sliding door
150x140
150x205
U
U
22,898.28
35,207.76
*
*
O
14-5-21 Sliding door 280x205 U 52,944.00 * M
14-5-22 Casement window 140x 110 U 18,530.40 *
14-5-23 Casement window 150x 140 U 22,501.20 * P
14-5-24 Swing door
14-5-25 Swing door
090X205
150X205
U
U
28,325.04
49,171.74
*
* O
14-5-26 Projecting window
14-5-27 Projection and sliding window
060x080
060x080
U
U
9,596.10
10,668.22
*
*
N
14-5-28
14-5-29
Tobacco window
Tilt and turn window
060x080
080x120
U
U
9,860.82
20,979.06
*
*
E
N
14-6 ALUMINUM SKYLIGHTS
T
14-6-01
14-6-02
D.V.H. skylight system. (6+12+6)
Polycarbonate skylight system
M2
M2
16,545.00
11,581.50
*
*
C
14-6-03 Laminated skylight system M2 14,294.88 * O
14-7 CURTAIN WALL SYSTEMS (ALUMINUM AND DVH) S
14-7-01 Glass Skin System w/ hermetic double glazing (6+12+6) M2 21,707.04 * T
14-7-02 Structural glazed system with D.V.H. (6+12+6) M2 25,413.12 *
S
14-8
14-8-01
ROLLER CURTAIN
Complete PVC roll-up curtain w/set-up M2 3,400.00 *
A
U
14-9 KITCHEN AND BATHROOM EQUIPMENT
G
14-9-01
14-9-02
Front base cabinet 1 mod. 40 cm wide
Front base cabinet 2 mod. 80 cm wide
U
U
5,395.67
7,727.20
*
*
U
14-9-03
14-9-04
Chest of drawers with 4 drawers 40 cm wide
Complete wall unit, sides, depth 40 cm
U
U
10,378.22
5,067.26
*
*
S
14-9-05 Complete wall unit, sides, depth 80 cm U 7,415.14 * T
14-9-06 Tall cabinet (height:60c, depth:40c, width:80c) U 7,103.08 *
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MAT. MdeO BENEFIT SOCIAL
LAWS
C
O
14-10-01 Placar integrate alb. width 1.10 alt. 2.05 U 16,346.00 *
14-10-02 Placar integrate alb. width 1.65 h. 2.05 U 23,835.44 * N
14-10-03
14-10-04
Placar integrate alb. width 2.20 alt. 2.05
Placar integrate alb. width 1.65 h. 2.40
U
U
25,856.40
24,221.80
*
*
S
14-10-05
14-10-06
Placar integrate alb. width 2.20 alt. 2.40
50 cm wide drawer with key
U
U
30,463.00
3,631.78
*
*
T
14-10-07 Trays quantity 3 total height 50 cm U 6,010.72 * R
15 PAINTING
U
S C
15-1 APPLICATION OF PAINTS IN MASONRY TI
BACKG
O
ROUND
N
15-1-01
15-1-02
Fixative application
Primer application
M2
M2
183.91
152.52
40.65
40.65
C
15-1-03
15-1-04
Application of pigmented sealer ( semi-current)
INCAPLAST finish on fine plaster
M2
M2
104.57
224.01
40.65
87.48
O
15-1-05 INCAPLAST plastering on thick plaster M2 308.20 87.48 M
15-1-06 Texturally hardened M2 708.62 87.48
P
INTERIOR MASONRY
O
15-1-07
15-1-08
INCALEX TOQUE SUBLIME Application
Application of INCALEX MATE
M2
M2
376.54
309.21
90.57
90.57
N
15-1-09 Application of INCALEX SUPERLAVABLE M2 516.88 134.31 E
15-1-10 INCALEX DECORA Application M2 361.41 90.57
15-1-11 CIELO RASOS RASOS INCA Paint Application M2 232.62 90.57 N
15-1-12
15-1-13
ANTI-FUNGUS CEILINGS
DIRECT CEILING ON MUSHROOMS
M2
M2
286.52
298.10
90.57
90.57 T
15-1-14
15-1-15
INCAMATE paint application
INCAMAX Application
M2
M2
354.06
252.94
90.57
90.57
C
15-1-16 LATEX INTERIOR CONSTRUCTOR Application M2 221.73 90.57 O
EXTERIOR MASONRY S
15-1-17 Application of INCAMUR ANTI-ALGAS M2 424.28 90.57
T
15-1-18
15-1-19
Application of INCAFRENT ANTIALGAS
INCABLOCK Application
M2
M2
585.49
1,309.78
134.31
90.57
S
15-1-20 EXTERIORS Application M2 348.50 90.57 A
15-2 APPLICATION OF BASE COATS AND FINISHES ON METALS U
FUNDS G
15-2-01 Application of CROMOX M2 396.03 40.65
U
15-2-02 Application of SYNTHETIC ANTI-OXIDE FOUNDATION M2 400.01 81.29 S
15-2-03 Application of FONDO SINTETICO MATTE M2 299.10 81.29
15-2-04 Application of UNIVERSAL FUND TO WATER M2 374.31 105.42 T
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LAWS
SOCIALS C
AND BENEFIT
15-2-05 HAMMERITE enamel application (covering) M2 638.58 134.31 O
15-2-06 Application of INCALUX (glossy covering) M2 391.68 90.57
15-2-07 Application of INCALUX WITH REAGENT M2 676.23 192.90 N
15-2-08 Application of INCALUX TURBO (WATER-BASED)
15-2-09 Application of SATINCA (covering satin finish)
M2
M2
427.46
389.65
134.31
90.57 S
15-2-10 Application of SATINCA TURBO AL AGUA
15-2-11 Application of INCA BRILLIANT SYNTHETIC SYNTHETIC
M2
M2
440.11
406.09
134.31
141.46
T
15-2-12 ENAMEL
Application of INCA SYNTHETIC SYNTHETIC SATIN M2 404.11 134.31 R
15-2-13 ENAMEL
Application of INCA SYNTHETIC GRAFITE SYNTHETIC M2 432.79 141.46
ESMALT U
15-3 APPLICATION OF WOOD PRIMERS AND TOPCOATS C
FUNDS
TI
15-3-01
Application of FONDO BLANCO INCA (matt covering) M2
452.25 87.48 O
15-3-02 Application of UNIVERSAL FUND TO WATER M2 374.31 105.42
15-3-03 Application of CLEANER (gel) M2 134.51 40.65 N
15-3-04
15-3-05
Application of preventive INSECTICIDE
Curative INSECTICIDE application
M2
M2
153.75
331.30
40.65
40.65 C
15-3-06 Application of PUTTY M2 292.73 55.40
O
COVERING ENAMELS FOR WOOD M
15-3-07 INCALUX glossy covering enamel M2 391.68 90.57
15-3-08 Application of INCALUX TURBO TO WATER M2 427.46 134.31 P
15-3-09 SATINCA satin covering glaze
15-3-10 Application of SATINCA TURBO AL AGUA
M2
M2
369.24
440.11
90.57
134.31
O
15-3-11
15-3-12
Application of INCA BRILLIANT SYNTHETIC SYNTHETIC
ENAMEL
Application of INCA SYNTHETIC SYNTHETIC SATIN
M2
M2
406.09
406.09
141.46
141.46
N
15-3-13 ENAMEL
Application of INCA SYNTHETIC GRAFITE SYNTHETIC
ESMALT
M2 432.79 141.46 E
TRANSPARENT FINISHES FOR INTERIOR WOOD. N
15-3-14
15-3-15
Application of INCASOL LUSTRE INK (glossy)
INCASOL application (glossy)
M2
M2
617.75
485.66
143.84
141.46 T
15-3-16
15-3-17
INCASOL DOUBLE LIFE application (glossy)
Application of INCASOL TO WATER (glossy)
M2
M2
740.84
802.47
141.46
132.32
C
O
15-3-18
TRANSPARENT FINISHES FOR INTERIOR WOOD. and EXTER.
INCASOL indoor application (glossy) M2 550.42 141.46 S
15-3-19 INCASOL application for exterior use (glossy) M2 902.09 224.18
15-3-20 INCASTAIN indoor application (satin finish) M2 309.45 92.96 T
15-3-21
15-3-22
Application of INCASTAIN for exterior use (satin)
INCASOL DOUBLE LIFE application (glossy)
M2
M2
379.36
737.04
136.70
139.08
S
15-3-23
15-3-24
Application of INCASOL TO WATER (glossy)
Application of INCASOL LUSTRE INK (glossy)
M2
M2
802.47
992.04
132.32
141.46
A
U
15-4
WATERPROOFING G
WATERPROOFING FOR ROOFS U
INCATECH Liquid Waterproofing Membrane S
15-4-01 M2 1,016.19 134.31
15-4-02 Membrane liq. INCATECH FIBRATE WATERPROOFING M2 1,169.81 134.31 T
15-4-03 INCAFLEX Liquid Waterproofing Membrane M2 678.09 134.31
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AND BENEFIT
LAWS
SOCIALS C
15-4-04 Application of INCAFRENT ( matte, covering) M2 585.49 134.31 O
15-4-05 Application of INCABLOCK (plain white matte) M2 1,206.18 90.57
N
WATERPROOFING FOR STONES AND BRICKS
S
15-4-06 Application of INCAMUR MATT BRICKS
15-4-07 Application of INCAMUR SATINED BRICKWOODS
M2
M2
255.87
380.48
46.83
46.83
T
R
15-5 FLOOR PAINT
15-5-01 Application of FLOOR PAINTING (int. and outside) M2 407.84 134.31 U
15-6 PAINTS FOR SPECIAL USES
C
15-6-01
TANKS - POOLS - SWIMMING POOLS - COATINGS
Application of EPOXY ESMALT for tanks and basins. M2 1,112.09 156.58
TI
15-6-02 Application of EPOXY ESMALT for tiles, ceramics, etc. M2 801.75 156.58 O
15-6-03 Background application COLOR OPTIMIZER M2 120.34 40.65
15-6-04 Swimming Pool Paint Application M2 1,224.43 156.58 N
C
16 GLASS AND MIRRORS
O
M
16-1 GLASSES (colorless)
16-1-01 Glass 3 mm with installation M2 1,556.24 * P
16-1-02
16-1-03
Glass 4 mm with installation
Glass 5 mm with installation
M2
M2
1,834.14
2,178.74
*
* O
16-1-04
16-1-05
Fancy glass in place
Tempered glass per piece supply:esp 4mm
M2
M2
1,773.00
2,145.39
*
*
N
16-1-06 Tempered glass per piece supply: esp 6mm M2 2,590.03 * E
16-1-07 Tempered glass per piece supply: esp 8mm M2 2,979.09 *
16-1-08 Tempered glass per piece supply: esp 10mm M2 4,023.99 * N
16-1-09
16-1-10
Laminated sheet glass : 6 mm thick
Laminated sheet glass : 8mm thick
M2
M2
2,289.90
2,701.19
*
* T
16-1-11 Laminated sheet glass : 10mm thick M2 3,345.92 *
C
16-2 GLASSES ( in color: supply) O
16-2-01 Glass 4 mm gray or bronze M2 1,511.78 *
16-2-02 Glass 5 mm green color M2 2,212.08 * S
16-2-03 M2 *
16-2-04
Glass 8 mm gray/bronze
Imported colored fancy glass M2
2,212.08
1,567.36 * T
16-3 COLORLESS GLASS MIRRORS
S
16-3-01
16-3-02
4 mm mirror with polished edges, not fitted M2
M2
2,773.44 *
*
A
5 mm mirror with polished edges, not mounted 2,951.30
16-3-03 Mirror 6 mm without polished edges M2 3,484.87 * U
16-4 MIRRORS CRYSTAL COLOR gray / bronze
G
16-4-01
16-4-02
Color glass mirror without installation thickness 4 mm
Color glass mirror without installation thickness 5 mm
M2
M2
3,762.77
3,912.83
*
*
U
16-4-03 6 mm thick colored glass mirror without installation M2 4,446.40 * S
16-5 SPECIAL GLASSES T
16-5-01 M2 *
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17 LIFTS SOCIAL BENEFITS C
O
17-1-01 5-stop elevator (5-6 passengers) in US$ U 31,800.00 * N
17-1-02 11-stop elevator (6 passengers) in US$ U 55,600.00 *
S
18 RENTAL OF MACHINERY AND TOOLS T
18 -1 RENTAL OF CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY AND
R
EQUIPMENT
CONCRETE MIXERS AND VIBRO-
U
18-1-01
COMPACTION
Portable Homigonera TIME 116.33
C
18-1-02
18-1-03
350 liter concrete mixer
Vibrators for concrete (electric)
TIME
TIME
232.31
171.82
TI
18-1-04 Vibratory rammer TIME 290.93 O
18-1-05 Vibrating plate TIME 232.31
18-1-06 Vibratory rulers TIME 414.45 N
SCAFFOLDINGS C
18-1-07
18-1-08
Tubular scaffolding: 2 frames+4 longarines
Scaffolding planks
TIME
TIME
16.63
11.09
O
18-1-09 Platform type scaffolding TIME 349.52 M
18-1-10 Scaffolding equipment TIME 349.52
P
PROPS AND WINCHES
18-1-11 Telescopic struts TIME 7.95 O
18-1-12
18-1-13
Winch of work 200 kg
Construction winch 500 kg
TIME
TIME
265.75
265.75
N
SIERRAS
E
18-1-14 Ceramic cutting machine TIME 221.70 N
18-1-15 Wood cutting machine TIME 221.70
T
18-1-16
VARIOUS
Personal site hoist TIME 311.78
C
18-1-17 Dumper TIME 911.62 O
18 -2 RENTAL OF MANUAL CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT S
DEMOLITION - DRILLING - VARIOUS TOOLS T
18-2-01
18-2-02
Demolition hammer ( 30 K)
Rotopercutor
TIME
TIME
376.69
232.31
S
18-2-03
18-2-04
Iron and concrete cutter
Mechanical shear
TIME
TIME
487.27
170.10
A
18-2-05 Hand drill TIME 170.82 U
18 -3 EQUIPMENT RENTAL FOR MAINTENANCE G
MAINTENANCE U
18-3-01
18-3-02
Submersible water pump (electric)
Pressure washer (1800 W)
TIME
TIME
487.27
350.62
S
18-3-03 Electricity generator TIME 650.90 T
18-3-04 Industrial Vacuum Cleaner TIME 382.99
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COMPARATIVE TABLE OF UNIT PRICES

CONSTRUCTION COMPONENT COSTS AUGUST 2019

PER SQUARE METER OF CONSTRUCTION
PERIOD AUGUST 2018- AUGUST 2019

Typology AUG/18 OCT/18 DEC/18 FEB /19 APR /19 JUN/19 AUG/19

Eco.isolated housing 41825 41983 42120 42424 42641 42653 43994

Ground Floor 39182 39360 39489 39770 39923 39954 41855
Dwelling
Duplex dwelling 41992 42184 42324 42670 42871 42910 44560
Viv. P.B. and 3 34941 35068 35178 35393 35587 35599 36964
P.Alta
Local Ind. c/Office 28619 28719 28833 28996 29082 29093 30368

Values in Uruguayan Pesos

ELEMENTS THAT MAKE UP THE CONSTRUCTION COSTS.

In all cases the cost per square meter of construction INCLUDES:
a) Materials
b) Labor .
In the WAGE COUNCIL AGREEMENT the salary increase corresponding to the period
August 1, 2018 until April 30, 2020 was fixed, From Article 3) Periocity of salary
adjustments : the duration of this Agreement is 21months, until April 30, 2020. The salary
adjustments will be applied on the following dates: August 1, 2018 (already applied in previous
editions of Costs) and July 1, 2019 applied in the current edition.
c) Construction company's profit and professional fees
d) Value Added Tax for all items: 22 % as of July 2007

IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE COST:

a) The value of the land or its aliquot part, and
b) Expenses for taxes, fees, replacements and infrastructure connections: sanitary,
electricity, gas, Dir. General Fire Department and procedures before City Halls and other state
agencies.
DESCRIPTION OF THE DIFFERENT HOUSING TYPOLOGIES
The cost of the square meter of housing during the period AUGUST 2018 - AUGUST 2019 has
been analyzed.
I ECONOMICAL DETACHED HOUSING
II GROUPED FIRST FLOOR HOUSING
III GROUPED DUPLEX HOUSING
IV HOUSING IN BLOCKS OF FOUR LEVELS (PB. AND 3 P.HIGH)
The dwelling unit considered for these four typologies is a two-bedroom dwelling with an area of
55 m2 with the respective common areas necessary for its operation in each typology.
The method used to obtain these values has been the study of representative prototypes of
each typology, followed by a detailed calculation using the values obtained from the WORK
COMPONENT COSTS.
DESCRIPTION OF THE INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION TYPOLOGY.
For the calculation of this typology, we have chosen a building between party walls, with a 10-
meter wide lot. It is comprised of a large building with a large roof and an adjoining office unit
with a concrete and masonry structure.
The office area is equivalent to approximately 10% of the floor area of the premises with
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CONSTRUCTION COMPONENT COSTS AUGUST 2019

PARAMETRIC STRUCTURE OF HOUSING COST The parametric distribution of the cost
per square meter of construction in the different housing typologies considered for the month of
AUGUST 2019 presents the following characteristics:
Labor....................................................................... 32,62 %
Social Laws............................................................. 24,72 %
Materials.................................................................. 31,21 %
Company Benefits................................................... 11,45 %

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE EVOLUTION OF THE MOST REPRESENTATIVE

VALUES OF THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

M2 , U.R. AND US$ IN URUGUAYAN PESOS

CPI VALUES IN INDEXES VARIATION AUG 18 - AUG 19
SOURCE OF VALUE M2 monthly average: BIMONTHLY
COSTS OF WORK COMPONENTS

AUGUST 2018 39485

M2 VALUE JUNE 2019 40279 3,88 % 5,97 %
AUGUST 2019 41843

R.U. VALUE AUGUST 2018 1073,10

source: BHU JUNE 2019 1166,93 0,11 % 8,87 %
AUGUST 2019 1168,25

VALUE US$ AUGUST 2018 32,339

source: BCU JUNE 2019 35,182 4,15 % 13,31 %
AUGUST 2019 36,642

CPI INDEX AUGUST 2018 185.31

COST OF LIVING JUNE 2019 196.44 1,65 % 7,76 %
source: INE AUGUST 2019 199.69
The dollar value given corresponds to the US dollar interbank bill at the end of the month.

CONSUMER PRICE INDEX: CPI BASE CHANGE - DECEMBER 2010 The National Statistics
Institute: INE reports the change of base of the Consumer Price Index, setting its index numbers
at 100.00 for the month of December 2010.

USED HOME APPRAISAL VALUES

The following table is representative of the variation in the values of the square meter of used housing,
taking into account age, housing category and its state of preservation, based on the values of new
housing as of AUGUST 2019.

VERY GOOD: Housing built with noble materials and fine finishing.
Heating included.
COMFORTABLE: Well built house, with good materials and acceptable comfort.
GOOD: Normal construction, good materials, no comfort.
ECONOMIC: Well-built house, with economical materials. and regular termination.

* STATE OF PRESERVATION
OPTIMUM: The case where repairs are not necessary.
GOOD: When there is a need for minor repairs.
REGULAR: When it is necessary to make major repairs.
BAD: When repairs are already major.
The value of the construction, WITHOUT CONSIDERING THE VALUE OF THE LAND, is
obtained by multiplying the corresponding value of the table by the footage of the dwelling and
by the corresponding coefficient (Y), according to the table below.
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REPRESENTATIVE TABLE OF THE VARIATION OF

THE VALUES OF THE SQUARE METER
C
OF USED HOUSING O
AGE STATUS HOUSING CATEGORY N
M.Good Comfort. Good economic.
S
NEW
OPTIMUM
92055 69041 52304 41843
T
5 years
GOOD
89638
87378
67229
65534
50931
49647
40745
39717 R
REGULAR
MALO
73414
42492
55060
31869
41712
24143
33370
19315 U
10 years OPTIMO 86992 65244 49427 39542 C
GOOD
REGULAR
84801
71250
63601
53438
48182
40483
38546
32386
TI
MALO 41231 30923 23427 18741
O
20 years OPTIMO
GOOD
81008
78964
60756
59223
46027
44866
36822
35893
N
REGULAR
MALO
66344
38396
49758
28797
37695
21816
30156
17453
C
30 years OPTIMO 74104 55578 42105 33684
O
GOOD 72235 54176 41043 32834 M
REGULAR 60692 45519 34484 27587
MALO 35128 26346 19959 15967
Coefficient (Y) in
P
40 years OPTIMO 66279 49709 37659 30127 relation to the O
GOOD 64613 48460 36712 29370 surface area of the
REGULAR 54285 40713 30844 24675 house N
MALO 31418 23564 17851 14281
Sup/m2 Coef.Y E
50 years OPTIMO 20 1.14
GOOD
57534
56089
43151
42067
32690
31869
26152
25495 25 1.11 N
30 1.08
REGULAR
MALO
47123
27276
35342
20457
26774
15498
21419
12398 35 1.05 T
60 years OPTIMO 47868 35901 27198 21758
40
45
1.03
1.01 C
GOOD
REGULAR
46653
39206
34990
29405
26508
22276
21206
17821
50
60
1.00
0.97 O
MALO 22691 17019 12893 10314 70
80
0.95
0.93
S
70 years OPTIMO
GOOD
37282
36343
27962
27257
21183
20650
16946
16520
90
100
0.91
0.90
T
REGULAR
MALO
30535
17674
22901
13256
17349
10042
13879
8034
110
130
0.89
0.86
S
80 years OPTIMO
150
170
0.85
0.83
A
25775 19331 14645 11716
GOOD 25122 18841 14274 11419 200
250
0.81
0.78
U
REGULAR 21108 15831 11993 9595
MALO 12216 9162 6941 5553 300 0.76 G
400 0.73
90 years OPTIMO 13348 10011 7584 6067 500 0.71 U
GOOD 13007 9755 7391 5912
REGULAR 10936 8202 6214 4971 S
MALO 6324 4743 3593 2875
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