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A Schedule of Values (SOV) provides a detailed break-down that defines various scopes of work and their associated costs. These costs sum to equal the total contract value of a project. We use this tool to estimate the total value of the project.  \n2. Bid Tally – Estimators and project managers use bid tallies to evaluate subcontractor bids.  \nPart B – Directions  \nOur SOV is almost complete, but there are still a few trades that are missing estimated contract values! Please review all subcontractor bids, complete the bid tally provided and input the final contract values you determine into the SOV. For each trade, identify which scopes the subcontractor has included or excluded in their proposal via the bid tally. Use this information to assist in the selection of subcontractors. Please make sure to note any additional or missing scopes on each subcontractor’s bid tally, along with an associated cost.  \n1. Bid Tally  \na. Inclusions Section: Use the inclusions listed in the subcontractors’ proposals to generate your list of inclusions in your bid tally. Also make sure to complete a personal review of the drawings to make sure they have included all scope required. Don’t solely rely on the contractor’s word!  \nb. Cost to Complete Section: This section is used to identify scopes that a subcontractor may not have priced, but that you know will be needed to complete the work. For example, if the painting subcontractor did not include a cost for touch-up paint in their price, and you know that touch-up paint will be required, make sure to include a line item under Cost to Complete with a lump sum cost for this missed scope. For the sake of this project, it is safe to assume that not all scopes, under any specific trade, need to be completed by the same contractor.  \n2. Self-Perform concrete Take-off & Estimate: Follow the step-by-step instructions in Part C on the following pages to complete your concrete take-off in Bluebeam or On-Screen take-off. Using the Excel estimate template and provided unit costs, determine the total cost of the concrete scope. Include this cost in your SOV.  \n3. Schedule of Values: Once your bid tally is complete, select a subcontractor for each scope. Input their final number into your SOV. The cost that you input into the SOV should include the subcontractors cost plus any cost to completes you have identified. Include a detailed explanation of why this contractor was selected. Your jobsite management and site requirements total should align  \nW E EX I S T T O B U I L D G R EA T T H I N G S  \nwith your GCs. Don’t forget to set percentage rates for your insurance, fee and contingencies. Feel free to explain the reasoning behind the percentage rates you choose.  \nPart C – SPW Structural Concrete Take-Off How-To  \nDPR Construction is a company built on a mission; ‘To Build Great Things’. One of the ways we are able to ensure this happens is through our ability to self-perform critical trades. By executing fundamental scopes of work, such as foundations, drywall and carpentry we are able to offer greater control and set the tone and pace for each project.  \nThe self-performed group at DPR specializes in specific trades, where we can bid, manage, and perform the work associated with our own team. Concrete, drywall, surveying and layout, Unistrut, ACT, and insulation can all be performed by our in-house craft teams, and that’s just to name a few! Our SPW group sets DPR apart from our competition and provides a competitive advantage when pursuing projects.  \nThere are many benefits to having SPW on a project including schedule enhancements, budget improvements, superior level of quality and increased safety. Overall, hiring a contractor who self performs their own scopes of work creates a bigger benefit to the Owner.  \nTherefore, in this section we will test your estimating and concrete knowledge by having you create your own budget for the SPW Concrete ","cbCaiqYcjM8VjiiR","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqYcjM8VjiiR","pdf",1358995,6,"English","# MODULE 04-SCHEDULE OF VALUES\n## Part A – Definitions\n## Part B – Directions\n## Part C – SPW Structural Concrete Take-Off How-To\n## Part D – References","[{\"question\":\"What is a Schedule of Values (SOV) and what is it used for?\",\"answer\":\"A Schedule of Values (SOV) breaks down work scopes and their associated costs so they sum to the total contract value. 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