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How Estimated Costs For Ringing Shape Up

POTTSTOWN PA – The $17.1 million estimated cost of renovating and expanding the Pottsgrove School District‘s Ringing Rocks Elementary School, as now designed, includes these items outlined Tuesday (March 23, 2010) by district architects for the Board of School Directors during its meeting in the administration building, Kauffman Road, Pottstown PA:

General conditions $281,613
Site work $1,754,737
Demolition $153,686
Excavation related to concrete $44,843
Concrete $174,825
Masonry $710,293
Structural steel $269,273
Micellaneous metals $40,300
Wood and carpentry $130,014
Thermal and moisture control $726,599
Doors and windows $494,018
Finishes $1,102,702
Specialties $142,203
Equipment $470,000
Furnishings and casework $251,465
Fire protection $343,102
Plumbing $714,148
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning $2,544,028
Electrical $2,315,293
Technology $228,735
Contractor mark-up $773,452
Design contingency $329,087
Cost escalations $279,868
Engineering costs $809,500
Abatement engineering $23,000
Furinture and related items $215,000
Geotechnical survey $3,962
Site surveu $10,800
Testing and inspections $85,000
Land development costs $300,000
Permits and fees $300,000
Construction supervision $200,000
Construction contingency $428,228
Financing costs $521,680
Total estimated project cost $17,171,460

These figures are presented as taken from documents distributed to the board. They exclude cents, and are shown as whole dollar amounts without rounding. Consequently, addition of the separate line items shown may not equal the “total estimated project cost” shown.

Related (to Ringing Rocks Elementary School renovations):

Related (to the Pottsgrove Board of School Directors’ March 23 meeting):

Source: Gilbert Architects, Lancaster PA; and Pottsgrove School District

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