WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT

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ASSESSMENT#3 – TERM 1 2023

WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT – PROJECT BRIEF

Assessment type: Group work – Project plan

Word limit: Part A: Equivalent to 500 words | Part B: 4000 words ± 5%

Due date: Week 11 Friday 11:45 pm AEST

Weighting: 50% (Part A – 10%, Part B – 40%)

NOTE: Must be read in conjunction with PPMP20008 Assessment 3 Description.

Internal project brief

Summary

Buildchamp Construction Company (BCC)

Customer name

Customer number

195/2019-12

Contract number

DS-2019-15

Site location

Broadmeadows, 3047

Initial quotation date

20/09/2019

Est. No. 195/2019-9-20

Estimator

Chen Bo Lin

Home design

Multi-story Medical Office Building

Project type

Greenfield

Sales Consultant

Glenn Ford

Floor plan

The total area under the roof is 5,000 sqm

Land size

15000 sqm

Customer

Hume City Council

Project duration

24 months

Proposed price (as of 20/09/2019)

Total estimated cost (Inc. GST)

$27,270,021.69

Profit margin (10%)

$2,727,002.17 

Contract price (Inc. GST)

$29,997,023.85

Notes:

BCC is engaged in a design and built project for the construction of a Community Hub Building (CHB) in Broadmeadows, 3047.

It is expected that the contract becomes effective by 3rd January 2023.

The project fund will be sourced from a loan from the customer’s bank that is unconditionally approved. No delay in milestone payments is expected.

Time of completion

The building period includes 24 months inclusive of weekends and the following buffers:

Effect of bad weather – 31 days,

Public holidays including end-of-the-year holidays – 10 days,

Chen note:

Propose a new starting date and adjust the appropriate time buffer considering project risks impacting time.

Contract price

The price of the contract is fixed and it may be changed before the contract’s effective date because of:

Additional cost caused by any deficiencies within the contract document,

Variations, including council/registered building surveyor,

Interest on overdue payments,

If more than one year has passed from the initial quotation date.

Additional building permit fees,

Chen note:

The contract price must be revised based on condition 4. Also, the Hume council has accepted to waive all building fees for this project.

Building permit

BCC is responsible for acquiring the ‘planning permit’ on behalf of the customer within 20 days of the contract’s effective date.

Chen note:

Fees are waived.

Applicable standards

Unless otherwise clearly stated in the contract, the followings are applicable standards to the building work:

Domestic Building Contract Act 1995 – It governs building activity in Victoria. It sets out the legislative framework for the regulation of building construction, building standards and the maintenance of specific building safety features. See: http://classic.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/vic/consol_act/dbca1995275/

Building Regulations 2018 (SR No 38) -These are derived from the Act and contain, among other things, the requirements relating to:

Building permits,

Building inspections,

Occupancy permits,

Enforcement of the regulations,

Maintenance of buildings.

The regulations adopt the Building Code of Australia as a technical reference that must be complied with. New regulations or amendments to current regulations can be made according to the requirements of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1994.

National Construction Code – It incorporates all on-site construction requirements into a single code. Volumes One and Two of the NCC are the Building Code of Australia (BCA) and Volume Three is the Plumbing Code of Australia (PCA).

The parties acknowledge that the builder must comply with all Occupational Health and Safety Act requirements on the land.

Chen note:

Check if Domestic Building Consumer Right needs to be added.”

Other conditions

If power is not available at the site, then it is the client’s responsibility to provide temporary generating facilities at their own cost.

If water is not available at the site, then it is the client’s responsibility to provide an adequate water supply before the commencement of work.

The customer has acknowledged that the building floor plans are final.

The customer has confirmed all building upgrades.

The parties acknowledge that any delay caused by parties attracts a penalty of 5% of the contract price for the delayed parts every month.

Chen note:

The original building size increases from 5,000 sqm to 6,000 sqm as per the client’s request. Add to the WBS cost of revising the drawings/plans. I asked our engineering sub-contractor, and they quoted the rough cost of this activity would be around $60,000 ± 20%.

Excluded items

The following items are excluded from the contract:

Landscaping

Driveway

Decorating items, e.g. furniture

All costs associated with water usage and service charges such as drainage, and sewerage during the construction period.

Chen note:

We need temporary fencing for our temporary facility. The cost is considered in the original project plan.

Insurance

An insurance policy is required by the Building Act 1993 or a new revision of it before this contract is enforced. BCC ensures that a copy of the insurance policy will be given to the customer.

Chen note:

Revise the insurance cost to $60 per one sqm area as per a recent quote from Insurance provider.

Preliminary work and price breakdown

Cost code

Activity

Cost ($)

Cost/area ($/sqm)

01.00.00

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

 

 

01.50.00

Temporary facilities and controls

49,562.75

9.91

03.00.00

CONCRETE

 

 

03.10.00

Concrete forming and accessories

65,234.65

13.05

03.20.00

Concrete reinforcing

242,142.06

48.43

03.30.00

Cast-in-place concrete

564,158.45

112.83

05.00.00

METAL

 

 

05.10.00

Structural metal framing

1,792,592.99

358.52

05.30.00

Metal decking

377,985.80

75.60

05.50.00

Metal fabrications

204,498.95

40.90

05.60.00

Metal fencing

426,153.50

85.23

06.00.00

WOOD

 

 

06.10.00

Rough carpentry

53,675.18

10.74

06.20.00

Structural wooden framing

325,562.00

65.11

06.40.00

Architectural woodwork

782,413.98

156.48

07.00.00

THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION

 

 

07.20.00

Thermal protection

314,015.93

62.80

07.40.00

Roofing and siding panels

939,600.11

187.92

07.50.00

Membrane roofing

227,184.22

45.44

07.60.00

Flashing and sheet metal

92,766.05

18.55

07.70.00

Roof and wall specialties and accessories

16,841.85

3.37

07.80.00

Fire and smoke protection

159,326.99

31.87

07.90.00

Joint protection

21,529.80

4.31

08.00.00

OPENNINGS

 

 

08.10.00

Doors and frames

479,452.83

95.89

08.30.00

Specialty doors and frames

62,425.83

12.49

08.40.00

Entrances

774,232.52

154.85

08.50.00

Windows

50,922.30

10.18

08.70.00

Hardware

13,673.29

2.73

09.00.00

FINISHES

 

 

09.20.00

Plaster and Gypsum board

1,440,333.40

288.07

09.30.00

Tiling

290,611.35

58.12

09.50.00

Ceilings

332,449.42

66.49

09.60.00

Flooring

605,776.28

121.16

09.70.00

Wall finishes

75,690.40

15.14

09.80.00

Acoustic treatment

89,452.98

17.89

09.90.00

Painting and coating

191,979.60

38.40

10.00.00

SPECIALTIES

 

 

10.10.00

Information specialties

153,447.61

30.69

10.20.00

Safety specialties

156,252.01

31.25

10.40.00

Safety specialties

10,316.86

2.06

10.50.00

Storage specialties

10,243.33

2.05

10.70.00

Exterior specialties

262,800.00

52.56

11.00.00

EQUIPMENT

 

 

11.10.00

Library equipment

40,522.50

8.10

11.20.00

Sport center equipment

125,436.00

25.09

11.30.00

Community gardening equipment

32,436.50

6.49

11.70.00

Healthcare equipment

80,211.25

16.04

12.00.00

FURNISHINGS

 

 

12.20.00

Window treatments

82,249.74

16.45

13.00.00

SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION

 

 

13.40.00

Integrated construction

23,051.52

4.61

14.00.00

CONVEYING EQUIPMENT

 

 

14.20.00

Elevators, lifts

200,191.66

40.04

15.00.00

LIGHTING

 

 

15.10.00

Lighting BOM and installations

80,560.00

16.11

21.00.00

FIRE SUPPRESSION

 

 

21.10.00

Water-based fire protection system

327,819.89

65.56

22.00.00

PLUMBING

 

 

22.10.00

Plumbing BOM and installations

1,997,469.83

399.49

23.00.00

HVAC

 

 

23.10.00

Heating, ventilating and air conditioning

3,219,951.66

643.99

25.00.00

INTEGRATED AUTOMATION

 

 

25.10.00

Integrated automation facility control

348,744.56

69.75

26.00.00

ELECTRICAL

 

 

26.10.00

Electrical BOM and installations

3,149,150.12

629.83

27.00.00

COMMUNICATION

 

 

27.10.00

Communication system BOM and installations

511,492.02

102.30

28.00.00

ELECTRONIC SAFETY AND SECURITY

 

 

28.10.00

Electrical Safety and Security BOM and installations

496,767.25

99.35

31.00.00

Earthwork

 

 

31.20.00

Earth moving

110,256.30

22.05

31.90.00

Other earthwork

19,456.00

3.89

33.00.00

UTILITY

 

 

33.40.00

Storm drainage utilities

20,309.34

4.06

 

 

 

 

 

SUBTOTAL DIRECT COST

22,521,381.41

4,504.28

 

 

 

 

 

Design contingency (10% of direct cost)

2,252,138.14

450.43

 

 

 

 

 

Project management (7% of direct cost)

1,576,496.70

315.30

 

Administration and legal (3% of direct cost)

675,641.44

135.13

 

Insurance

244,364.00

48.87

 

 

 

 

 

SUBTOTAL INDIRECT COST

4,748,640.28

949.73

 

TOTAL PROJECT COST (for BCC)

27,270,021.69

5,454.00

 

Profit (10%)

2,727,002.17

545.40

 

 

 

 

 

TOTAL PROJECT PRICE (for client)

29,997,023.85

5,999.40

Chen note: Check the “producer price index” and adjust prices according to construction price changes accordingly. Also, adjust prices based on the new building size.

Check below:

https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/economy/price-indexes-and-inflation/producer-price-indexes-australia/latest-release

Statutory warranties

To the extent required by the Domestic Building Contracts Act 1995, BCC provides a warranty while the building work will be carried out in a proper and skilful manner according to Building Act 1993.

Building schematic

A rough schematic of the CHB.