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    Cost Configuration

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    The document outlines the key components that make up the total cost of a project, including direct work costs, indirect work costs, and overheads and profit. Direct work costs are determined by multiplying the quantity by the unit price. Indirect work costs are calculated as a ratio of direct work costs. Total cost is the sum of direct work costs, indirect work costs, and overheads and profit, with overheads and profit also determined through a ratio.

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    The document outlines the key components that make up the total cost of a project, including direct work costs, indirect work costs, and overheads and profit. Direct work costs are determined by multiplying the quantity by the unit price. Indirect work costs are calculated as a ratio of direct work costs. Total cost is the sum of direct work costs, indirect work costs, and overheads and profit, with overheads and profit also determined through a ratio.

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    The document outlines the key components that make up the total cost of a project, including direct work costs, indirect work costs, and overheads and profit. Direct work costs are determined by multiplying the quantity by the unit price. Indirect work costs are calculated as a ratio of direct work costs. Total cost is the sum of direct work costs, indirect work costs, and overheads and profit, with overheads and profit also determined through a ratio.

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    The document outlines the key components that make up the total cost of a project, including direct work costs, indirect work costs, and overheads and profit. Direct work costs are determined by multiplying the quantity by the unit price. Indirect work costs are calculated as a ratio of direct work costs. Total cost is the sum of direct work costs, indirect work costs, and overheads and profit, with overheads and profit also determined through a ratio.

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    COST CONFIGURATION

    Quantity Unit Quantity


    Direct Work
    Cost
    Unit Price
    Material Price
    (Rate)
    Unit Work Price
    UP
    Material Unit
    Price

    Productivity
    Indirect Work Cost (Ratio)
    Ratio
    TC
    Unit Haulage
    IWC Price
    Total Cost Labour Price
    (Total haulage
    cost/quantity)

    Labour Unit
    Price (wage)
    Overheads & Profit
    (Ratio)

    OP Productivity
    Ratio

    Machinery Price

    VAT
    Machinery Unit
    Price (hire)
    VAT

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