Jul 7, 2022
Cost estimating in the midst of rising inflation, supply chain issues and labor shortages
VISTA, Calif. - July 6, 2022 - PRLog -- BNI Building News, the leader in construction publications, today introduced the new 2023 General Construction Costbook. The 2023 new costbook breaks down material and labor costs, to allow for maximum flexibility and accuracy in estimating. With data that has been carefully researched by a team of professional estimators and labor rates that are based on the latest prevailing wage rates from the U.S. Department of Labor, the cost estimating data that is provided is invaluable when preparing detailed estimates, bids, checking prices, and calculating the impact of change orders. The 2023 BNi General Construction Costbook features cost items organized in the CSI format.
"When the General Construction Costbook was first published over 30 years ago, it redefined the way construction professionals looked at cost estimating and expanded on what was available to them," said Bill Mahoney, president at BNI. "With the 2023 version of the costbook, we continue to build upon the expertise and provide the gold standard in cost estimation publications to architects, engineers, contractors, cost estimators and construction professionals."
For more information or to purchase a copy of the 2023 BNi General Construction Costbook, please visit
https://www.bnibooks.com/products/bni-general-construction-costbook-2023-edition
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BNi Building News, a Design Cost Data Company, has been one of the most comprehensive and reliable sources for construction books, legal forms, building codes, cost estimating tools and more for over 75 years. Established as a premier construction book publisher, we provide the newest titles in the construction trade to architects, contractors, engineers, design-builders, inspectors and more. We strive to deliver a customer experience unlike any other in the construction industry with every customer we engage with. BNi Building News assures the most current and relevant information available through close contact with key leaders in the areas of architecture, engineering and construction along with official from various government agencies.
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