The BCIS resource datasets have been completely revised and updated for 2019 to include all recent changes to wage rates, plant and materials prices, revisions to adjustment factors and a range of new items. Pricing information is based on 2nd quarter 2018.

The BCIS major works estimating dataset focuses predominantly on large 'new build' projects with a value around £3.5 million, reflecting the economies of scale found in these types of scheme. The BCIS minor works estimating dataset focuses on small to medium sized 'new build' projects, around £1 million in value, reflecting the increase in costs brought about by reduced output, lower discounts, and increased carriage and supervision.

Several items have been added to both datasets, including: 

• new items in the roofing, gutter and flashings section
• extended sections on lighting and luminaires
• ductwork specialist rates now include detailed build-ups.

The BCIS resource datasets have been completely revised and updated for 2019 to include all recent changes to wage rates, plant and materials prices, revisions to adjustment factors and a range of new items. Pricing information is based on 2nd quarter 2018.

The Alterations & refurbishment dataset focuses on small to medium sized projects, generally within an existing building, and reflects the increase in costs associated with more difficult access and the possibility of working in occupied premises.

New additions to the 2019 dataset include:  

• an expanded section on lighting and luminaires and
• new items added to the roofing, gutter and flashings section.

The guide to estimating for small works provides a comprehensive selection of fully priced standard estimates for the most common type, style and size of building extension, with the total cost of each section or element clearly shown, plus a separate detailed price build up for each section or element included in the standard estimates, how the cost of the foundations, walls, roof, etc. have been built up.

Created specifically for the busy builder or construction professional, this book makes pricing quick and easy by providing the user with no less than 256 standard estimates of varying size and construction.

Produced to service the specialised small works sector of the market. Includes legal and planning considerations, plus extensive pricing analysis with whole project costs and unit rates, invaluable for the small builder.

The 25th edition of the BCIS Painting and Decorating Price Book has been thoroughly revised. It contains guide prices for redecoration work in existing properties as well as decoration work in new buildings, including internal and external work and a full range of surface treatments.

It is the most reliable price book available to the painting and decorating sector of the industry suitable for projects up to approximately £30,000.

All material and labour prices have been reviewed and updated to reflect current average price conditions to make the task of pricing estimates or schedules both quick and easy. This dataset is the handiest pricing tool available to the painting and decorating sector of the industry. In this edition, we have added new items on composite section.
 
This is the hardcopy format. However, it is available in an online format, visit www.rics.org/scheduleofrates for further information.

The 38th edition has been thoroughly revised and updated. The price book aims to represent prices for maintenance and repair work and as such, provides a realistic and useful source of vital maintenance cost information for estimating and pricing.

Working from the latest BCIS Building Maintenance Price Book is essential if you're a public or private sector property professional and you want to avoid the dangers of under-charging or over-paying for maintenance work.

Access BCIS Maintenance Price Data through the BCIS Schedule of Rates Online platform and you'll have all the information contained in the book, at your fingertips - wherever you're working. For full details please visit www.rics.org/scheduleofrates

The BCIS Dilapidations Estimating Dataset is designed specifically for producing Schedules of Dilapidations. It is compiled and updated using the same stringent quality control procedures used in the other BCIS databases. It is essential for anyone providing early cost advice to landlords or tenants on costs of complying with Schedules of Dilapidations. All material, plant and labour prices fully reviewed and updated.

The book is laid out in a practical, user-friendly structure, enabling practitioners to find relevant price information quickly and effectively and providing key supporting information to assist practitioners in practice.

The new edition is set out in accordance with the RICS New rules of measurement include:

• Over 4,000 supply and install costs
• Changes and simplifications to 3.04 Internal decoration and 3.05 External decoration sections. 3.04 and 3.05 decorations rates are now measured under relevant sections such as 3.01 Wall finishes, 3.02 Floor finishes and 3.03 Ceiling finishes.
• Rates in Substructure, Superstructure, Fittings, furnishings and equipment and Services sections have been heavily revised and updated.
  
  

These datasets are also available in digital format - BCIS Schedule of rates. Read more info on the online version or select your package and buy online now.