No, they do not include any discounts, profits or overheads and other costs. These should be agreed and discussed in the Client requirements and Tender Documents
Emergency Lighting Testing – should be found in SFG 20 supplements
Yes – they are suitable to used with be used with variety contract form including for example: JCT Measured Term, NEC3 Term Contracts, PSPC, Various Minor Works (see Guidance Notes 2.7 Form of Contracts) We always recommend the client should seek necessary advice when incorporating any pricing and payment mechanisms into a relevant contract using experienced and professional advice, adjustment then adding back the actual cost of the materials with the “Day work Material” Tendered % adjustment added
No, the Waste Allowances in the schedules refer to the % of waste of an item of material i.e. Timber 10%, Aggregates 5%. (items that are machined, cut etc, or the full pack quantity is not used e.g. paint , adhesives ) See Guidance Notes: 2.9.2.2 Waste Allowances Table F.
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This should have been previously set out in your contract i,e Daywork rates/out of hours rates
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No, rates are only included for testing of items as part of works that have been installed by an electrician and require a test certificate as part of the installation to comply with Electrical Regulations.
The schedules do not work like this, the prices are sourced every year along with labour costs and then the calculations are made to produce the new book.
Yes: Electrical Services Section V – V51 for hand driers, tubular heaters , heat emitters.
No, was the charge for removal and disposal of items from the site arising from the works or not? The rates include for taking the waste/rubbish from the works to place of disposal but not for the cost of the skip or by removal by vehicle and tip charges (this should be allowed for in the contractors Tendered Percentage adjustment).
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They’re in Section L of the Building Schedule
They are not included, this is because It’s a prelims item so it’s part of the tendered adjustment.
No you are not able to do this, however the reports MTCQS run are able to transfer to CSV file. MTC QS invoices print to pdf.
The content is identical, although you have a search facility with the eBook.
This is a very good question, just start typing what you are looking for in the text field at the top of the page and we will filter them out for you. How cool is that?
Install, repair etc should be referred to and be in Electrical Services V40
No the NSR rates do not include for the costs associated with working with asbestos including asbestos waste disposal. Works may require the new Handover Form to be completed.
Yes: Mechanical Services Section T – T15 details for complete systems/cylinders/valves controls etc .
No, the Waste Allowances in the schedules refer to the % of waste of an item of material i.e Timber 10%, Aggregates 5%. (items that are machined, cut etc, or the full pack quantity is not used e.g paint , adhesives ) See Guidance Notes: 2.9.2.2 Waste Allowances Table F.
No, you would need to allow for the cost of the additional labour in the percentage adjustment.
The actual removal of asbestos is specialist work and is not contained within the National Schedules, however any remedial work after the removal would generally be contained within the schedules
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There are separate rates within the excavation section as it is measured separately. This is because some of the excavation material may well be reused to fill.
