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Just Released!
ENR/DCR Square-Foot Costbook 2013

Square-foot costs can vary widely,
making it difficult to use them for estimating and budgeting. But
the 2013 ENR Square-Foot Costbook practically eliminates this problem by giving you costs that are based on actual projects -- not hypothetical models. For each building type you get a detailed narrative with background information on the specific project.
Need to know replacement costs - this book will help you do just
that. One of the best selling cost books on Bookworkz this is a must
have in these changing times.
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2012 Cost Books

General Construction, Residential,
Heavy Construction, Public Works, Interiors, Plumbing, Mechanical,
Electrical, Concrete & Masonry, Landscaping, Maintenance and MORE!
Update your cost data while they're still fresh. |
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ENR Mechanical/Electrical Square Foot Costbook 2013
Unlike other building cost estimating
resources, the 2013 ENR Mechanical/ Electrical Square
Foot Costbook breaks down the MEP divisions and itemizes
the materials used, along with their costs, in actual
projects. It features illustrated cost studies covering
various office buildings, multi-residential housing,
municipal facilities, public works projects and much more.
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Architect's
Square Foot Costbook 2013

By McGraw Hill/Design & Construction
Resources:
This manual presents detailed square foot costs for 65 buildings
tailored specifically to meet the needs of today's architect. For
each project you get a complete cost breakdown of the included
systems, so you can easily calculate the impact of modifications and
enhancements on your own projects. |
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2013
Sweets Green Building Square Foot Costbook

By McGraw Hill/BNi Building News:
The new 2013 Sweets Green Building Square Foot Costbook is a
comprehensive collection of 59 recent LEED and sustainable building
projects along with their actual square foot costs, broken down by
CSI MasterFormat section. |
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Craftsman Titles

Craftsman books are loaded with
step-by-step instructions, illustrations, charts, reference data,
checklists, forms. samples, cost estimates, rules of thumb, and
examples that solve actual problems in the builder’s office and in
the field. |
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Maintenance Manager's Standard Manual, Fourth Edition

Whether you are a facilities manager, engineer, property owner,
developer, or anyone else responsible for maintenance operations,
the Maintenance Manager's Standard Manual is a
must-have reference. Not only
does it give you all of the essential ingredients for understanding
and carrying out successful day-to-day management of maintenance
activities, it provides you with an integrated plan for continuous
improvement of the maintenance function. |
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Marketing Handbook for the Design & Construction Professional

By BNI Building News: Packed with up-to-date "how to" information on
every aspect of marketing in the design and construction industry.
These days, driving new business is the key to your survival,
and this highly acclaimed marketing tool is your key to driving new
business.
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Pre-Con Estimator

Save money and time with Pre-Con Estimator. Deliver solid cost
reports to your client quickly and with confidence with Pre-Con
Estimator. It is a proven fact that preliminary costs developed
using actual projects and their final costs are more accurate.
Pre-Con Estimator includes 40 projects to use as models plus you can
increase the power of the database when you add your own projects.
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Architects, Contractors, & Engineers Guide to Construction Costs
2011

Solve your estimating problem with this
book. This annually published book is designed to give a uniform
estimating and cost control system to the General Building
Contractor. It contains a complete system to be used with or without
computers.
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Construction Nightmares: Jobs from Hell and How to Avoid Them

Learn from the mistakes of others instead of making them yourself!
Arthur F. O'Leary, FAIA, MRIAI, a 40-year construction project veteran, relates actual jobs gone bad from the world of construction, dealing with plans, extras, delays, interference, scheduling, change orders, defective construction, inadequate supervision, incompetent contractors and just about every other problem that could happen on a construction job. |
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A
Guide To Successful Construction Fourth Edition

Contractors can protect themselves and
their companies at each critical stage of a construction project.
This much-needed guide shows how to avoid lawsuits and other
problems by explaining exactly what the architect's and contractor's
roles are during the construction phase of a project - as well as
the responsibilities of owners, developers, and construction
attorneys. |
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