Using the attached data compile a price for this task, ensure you allow for travel time, transport, and fuel costs, alongside any other overheads and other preliminaries that you feel should be considered.

Tendering and estimating in construction and the built environment.

Unit 46: Tendering and Estimating in Construction

Assignment Brief 1, Learning Outcomes On completion of this unit a learner should:

1. Know the basic information needed to produce a tender.

2 Understand how to use different types of tender documentation.

3 Be able to calculate unit rates for an element or trade section of a bill of quantities.

4 Be able to produce a tender for a specific construction trade or element.

5 Apply unit rates to the bill of quantities and price preliminary items to make a commercial decision on the final tender sum.

Your Employer has been approached to tender for the building of a single garage including all materials and labour. Your Manager has decided to give you the responsibility of pricing this work and deciding whether to tender or not, as part of your increased responsibilities.

Using the attached data compile a price for this task, ensure you allow for travel time, transport, and fuel costs, alongside any other overheads and other preliminaries that you feel should be considered.

Labour costs per employee

Basic salary = £18,500.00

Holiday pay: 4 weeks at £356 per week = Employers National Insurance contribution at 12.5% = Lost production time,

estimated, 2 weeks at £356 = Public holidays:

8 days at £71 = Sick pay,

estimated, 2 weeks at £356 = CITB Levy at 2.5% = Travel,

estimated, 2 weeks at £356 = Bonuses, estimated,

£40 per week x 48 weeks = Total annual cost =

Now calculate the unit rate of labour for an employee per day based on a 39-hour week.

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