First Edition
Stephen Angley
Edward Horsey
David Roberts
"Landscape Estimating and Contract Administration" can be
used for students at technical schools and colleges who are studying
landscape design, installation and maintenance.
It is also an excellent reference manual for managers with
landscape contracting companies, and landscape architects and
designers.
Features:
- provides a basic understanding of construction law, helping
user avoid legal problems
- sample contracts assist in the preparation of landscape
installation and maintenance contracts
- contains descriptions of insurance and identifies the most
appropriate coverage contractors and their clients need for the
job
- explains the purpose and appropriate use of bonds and
identifies how they can be obtained for various projects
Contents:
Part 1: Introduction.
Chapter1. An Overview of the Landscaping Industry.
Part 2: Preparation of Contracts.
Chapter2. Basic Contract Law.
Chapter3. The Bidding Process.
Chapter4. AMIA (American Institute of Architects) Forms of
Construction Contracts.
Chapter5. Landscaping Design Services Contracts.
Chapter6. Landscaping Maintenance Contracts.
Chapter7. Landscaping Installation Contracts.
Chapter8. Specifications.
Chapter9. Breaches of Contract and Remedies for Breaches.
Part 3: Estimating and Bidding.
Chapter10. Overview of the Estimating Process.
Chapter11. Preliminary Bidding and Estimating Considerations.
Chapter12. Estimating Labor Costs.
Chapter13. Estimating Equipment Costs.
Chapter14. Estimating Materials and Subcontracting Costs.
Chapter15. Overhead Expenses.
Chapter16. Recapitulation of Costs, Contingencies and Profit.
Part 4: Job Administrations.
Chapter17. Scheduling.
Chapter18. The Financial and Cost Accounting Processes.
Chapter19. The Cash Flow Accounting Process.
Chapter20. Builders' Liens.
Chapter21. Insurance and Bonding.
Chapter22. Management of Landscaping Contracting Business and
Preparing the Business Plan.
Appendices (40-45 in Total).
Glossary.
Index.
288 pages - 8-1/2 x 11 in.