Quantity Take-offs and Quantity Summaries Clause Samples

Quantity Take-offs and Quantity Summaries. Quantities for construction bid items will be calculated. The quantities will be summarized in tables and organized according to the bid item codes that will be used for construction. A quantity spreadsheet, organized by item per sheet and totaled for the item and the project, will be included with each submittal to FBC. 376 - Construction Cost estimate An estimate of the construction costs will be prepared based on plan quantities in standard Fort Bend County bid format at the final submittal stage of the project. All estimates shall also be submitted in Microsoft Excel format.
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Quantity Take-offs and Quantity Summaries a) Quantities will be determined and included on summary sheets. The quantities will be included in tables and organized according to the bid item codes that will be used for construction. Quantities should be organized by item per sheet and totaled for the item and the project. Quantity calculations should be organized and easily verified by the FBGPTRA Engineer. Sample calculations should be prepared for each submittal for review by the FBGPTRA Engineer. Calculations should be organized by item, clear and concise, and in an electronic format that can be transmitted via e-mail, if necessary. b) Coordinate and combine quantity take-offs (stand alone sheets) from other program team members into overall project summary sheets for plans.
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