The construction decoration project cost consists of partial project cost, measure project cost, other project cost, fees and taxes.

(a) the partial project costs include labor costs, material costs, machinery costs, management fees and profits.

1. Labor cost: refers to the basic salary, salary allowance, mobile construction allowance, rent allowance, employee welfare allowance and labor protection fee of workers directly engaged in architectural decoration engineering (including auxiliary workers such as horizontal and vertical transportation on site) and workers in auxiliary production units (non-independent economic accounting units) that should be included in the pricing table.

2. Material cost: refers to the amount of materials, components and semi-finished products that should be included in the pricing table and the amortization amount of turnover materials multiplied by the corresponding budget price.

3. Machinery fee: refers to the consumption of construction machinery that should be included in the pricing table, the use fee of construction machinery for building decoration projects, and the mechanical installation, disassembly and entry (withdrawal) fees calculated according to the corresponding unit price of construction machinery in our province.

4. Management fee: including enterprise management fee, site management fee, additional fee for construction in winter and rainy season, use fee for production tools and appliances, site cleaning fee for engineering positioning and re-survey, additional fee for construction in different places, and fee for temporary water stop and power failure within 4 hours not attributable to Party A. ..

(1) Enterprise management fee: refers to the management fee incurred by the enterprise management for organizing construction, production and business activities. The contents include:

(1) the basic salary, salary allowance, mobile construction allowance, rent allowance, employee welfare, labor protection fee of management personnel.

② Travel expenses: refers to travel expenses, accommodation subsidies, local transportation expenses and meal miss subsidies, family visit fees, labor recruitment fees, one-time travel expenses of retired employees, vehicle fuel, fuel, license plates, road maintenance fees, etc.

(3) Office expenses: refers to office stationery, paper, accounting, printing, posts and telecommunications, books and newspapers, meetings, water, electricity, coal, gas and other expenses.

(4) Depreciation and maintenance expenses of fixed assets: refers to the depreciation and maintenance expenses of houses, equipment and instruments belonging to the fixed assets of enterprises.

⑤ Amortized cost of low-value consumables: refers to the amortization and maintenance costs of tools, appliances, furniture, transportation, inspection, testing and fire fighting. Not a fixed asset.

⑥ Trade union funds and employee education funds: Trade union funds refer to the trade union funds accrued by enterprises according to the total wages of employees; Employee education funds refer to the expenses accrued by enterprises according to the total wages of employees for employees to learn advanced technology and improve their cultural level.

⑦ Employee unemployment insurance premium: refers to the employee unemployment insurance premium accrued according to the prescribed standards.

(8) Insurance premium: refers to the insurance premium for enterprise property insurance and management vehicles.

Tax: refers to the property tax, vehicle and vessel use tax, land use tax, stamp duty and land use fee paid by enterprises according to regulations.

⑩ Others: including technology transfer fee, technology development fee, business entertainment fee, greening fee, advertising fee, notarization fee, legal consultant fee, audit fee, consulting fee, joint defense fee, etc.

(2) Site management fee: refers to the expenses incurred by site management personnel in organizing project construction. The contents include:

(1) the basic salary, salary allowance, mobile construction allowance, rent allowance, employee welfare, labor protection fee for on-site management personnel.

(2) Office expenses: refers to the expenses of tools, paper, accounts, printing, posts and telecommunications, books and newspapers, meetings, water, electricity, coal (gas) and so on used for on-site management.

③ Travel expenses: refers to the travel expenses, accommodation expenses, subsidies, local transportation expenses, meal-missed subsidies, one-time retirement expenses for employees, medical expenses for injured employees, site relocation expenses and fuel, road maintenance fees and license fees for vehicles used for site management.

(4) Fixed assets use fee: refers to the depreciation, overhaul, maintenance and rental fee of equipment and instruments belonging to fixed assets used by the field management and test departments.

⑤ Amortization fee for low-value consumables: refers to the purchase, maintenance and amortization fee for tools, appliances, furniture, vehicles, inspection, testing, surveying and mapping, fire fighting equipment, etc. Non-fixed assets, used for site management.

⑥ Insurance premium: refers to the cost of property and vehicle insurance for construction management, safety insurance for special jobs such as aerial work, etc.

⑦ Other expenses.

(3) Increased cost of construction in winter and rainy season: refers to the increased cost of construction in winter and rainy season. Including winter operation, temporary heating, building doors and windows hole closure and rainproof measures, drainage, work efficiency reduction and other expenses.

(4) Usage fee of production tools and appliances: refers to the purchase, amortization and maintenance expenses of production tools, inspection tools and instruments with non-fixed assets required for construction and production, as well as the subsidy expenses paid to workers for their own use.

(5) Cost of project positioning, retest, handover and site cleaning.

(6) Increased costs of construction in different places: refers to the relocation travel expenses of managers and production workers, the wages of workers on the way, and the transportation and miscellaneous expenses of small and medium-sized construction machines, tools and meters, turnover materials, office and living appliances, etc. Work far away from the base.

Regardless of the distance between the base of the construction unit and the location of the project, the construction unit will use the contract for project construction; The contracted project is calculated according to the contract agreement between the contracting parties.

(7) Expenses for temporary water and power cuts within 4 hours not caused by Party A. ..

5. Profit: refers to the profit that should be included in the cost of building decoration engineering according to the national regulations.

(II) Cost of measures and projects

1. Environmental protection fee: refers to the noise, dust, sewage and other fees charged by the environmental protection department from the construction unit according to regulations under normal construction conditions.

2. On-site safety and civilized construction measures: including scaffolding hanging safety net, laying safety bamboo basketry sheets, entrance pentagon and elevator shaft guardrail fees, electric protection safety lighting facilities fees, fire-fighting facilities and various signs amortization fees, construction site greening, on-site sanitation facilities, construction entrance and exit clean sewage facilities, and construction waste removal.

3. Temporary facilities fee: refers to the cost of temporary buildings, structures and other temporary facilities necessary for the construction of architectural decoration projects by the construction unit.

Temporary facilities fees include: temporary facilities construction, maintenance, demolition, amortization and other expenses.

4. Increased cost of night construction: refers to the cost of lighting facilities, night meal subsidies, work efficiency reduction, etc. caused by normal operation as required by codes and regulations.

5. Secondary handling fee: refers to the secondary handling fee caused by the narrow construction site.

6. Import, export, installation and disassembly of large-scale machinery and equipment: refers to the mechanical installation, disassembly, import, export, transportation and transfer expenses incurred when the whole or separated machinery is transferred from the parking place to the construction site, or transported from one construction site to another.

7. Concrete and reinforced concrete formwork and support: refers to the expenses of formwork and support manufacturing, installation, dismantling, maintenance, transportation and amortization of turnover materials.

8. Scaffolding expenses: refers to expenses such as scaffold erection, reinforcement, demolition and amortization of turnover materials.

9. Protection of completed works and equipment: refers to the expenses incurred by taking protective measures for completed works and equipment.

10, construction drainage and precipitation: refers to the cost of drainage and precipitation during construction.

1 1, vertical transportation machinery fee: refers to the shift fee of vertical transportation machinery required to complete all projects of the unit project within a reasonable period of time.

12. Indoor air pollution detection: refers to the expenses such as labor and amortization of testing equipment for testing indoor air-related parameters.

13. Inspection and test fee: refers to the cost incurred in quality inspection of building materials, building components and components and construction projects according to the requirements of relevant national standards or construction acceptance specifications. In addition, the inspection and test expenses of existing warranty materials, as well as the inspection and test expenses incurred by the construction unit or quality supervision department, and the test expenses of new materials, new processes and new equipment shall be charged to the construction unit separately.

14. Rushing measures fee: If the construction unit has special requirements for the construction period, the construction unit must increase the construction cost fee.

15. Project pricing by quality: refers to the construction cost required by the construction unit to complete the unit project and reach the quality assessed as excellent project by the competent department.

16, the project cost increases under special circumstances:

(1) The cost of reducing construction efficiency due to unknown underground obstacles, railway, aviation, shipping and other traffic interference.

(2) The health care expenses of the construction personnel in the area with toxic and harmful gases and radioactive substances shall enjoy the same special health care allowance as the employees of the construction unit, and the number of people to enjoy shall be determined according to the actual quantities completed on site (excluding the products processed outside the area), and the labor cost of the on-site management personnel shall be additionally 10%.

(3) Other project expenses

1, general contracting service fee

(1) General contracting: refers to the whole process contracting of survey, design, construction and equipment procurement of construction projects, and the "turnkey" contracting mode of construction projects from project establishment to completion and commissioning.

(2) General subcontracting

(1) For the project subcontracted by the construction unit alone, the cooperation cost between the general contractor and the subcontractors shall be specified in the contract by the construction unit, the general contractor and the subcontractors.

(2) The general contractor management fees required for subcontracting projects by the general contractor shall be solved by the general contractor and subcontractors themselves.

(3) The construction coordination fee between the installation construction unit and the civil construction unit shall be determined by both parties through consultation.

2. Reserved money: the amount reserved by the bidder for possible engineering quantity changes.

3. Sporadic work project fee: refers to the cost required to complete the sporadic work proposed by the tenderer, estimated according to the engineering quantity.

(4) expenses

1. Engineering quota measurement fee: including budget quota preparation management fee and labor quota measurement fee. The engineering quota measurement fee is charged according to the Notice of Jiangsu Provincial Price Bureau and Jiangsu Provincial Department of Finance Su (1999) 13 and Su Caizong (1999) No.5 on Merging Engineering Quota Management Fee and Labor Quota Measurement Fee into Engineering (Labor) Quota Measurement Fee. The expenses are included in the project cost, collected and remitted by the construction unit and submitted to the quota or project cost management department where the project is located.

2. Safety production supervision fee: refers to the safety production supervision fee collected by the construction safety production supervision department with the approval of the competent department.

3. Construction management fee: refers to the construction management fee charged by the construction management department from the construction unit according to the charging method and standard approved by the competent department.

4. Labor insurance fee: refers to the pension, price subsidies, medical expenses, severance pay, wages of sick employees who have been hospitalized for more than six months, funeral subsidies for employees' death, pension fees and other funds paid to retired cadres according to regulations; As well as the old-age insurance costs of employees.

5. Tax: refers to the business tax, urban maintenance and construction tax and education surcharge that should be included in the cost of building decoration projects according to the national tax law.

The construction decoration project cost consists of partial project cost, measure project cost, other project cost, fees and taxes.

(a) the partial project costs include labor costs, material costs, machinery costs, management fees and profits.

1. Labor cost: refers to the basic salary, salary allowance, mobile construction allowance, rent allowance, employee welfare allowance and labor protection fee of workers directly engaged in architectural decoration engineering (including auxiliary workers such as horizontal and vertical transportation on site) and workers in auxiliary production units (non-independent economic accounting units) that should be included in the pricing table.

2. Material cost: refers to the amount of materials, components and semi-finished products that should be included in the pricing table and the amortization amount of turnover materials multiplied by the corresponding budget price.

3. Machinery fee: refers to the consumption of construction machinery that should be included in the pricing table, the use fee of construction machinery for building decoration projects, and the mechanical installation, disassembly and entry (withdrawal) fees calculated according to the corresponding unit price of construction machinery in our province.

4. Management fee: including enterprise management fee, site management fee, additional fee for construction in winter and rainy season, use fee for production tools and appliances, site cleaning fee for engineering positioning and re-survey, additional fee for construction in different places, and fee for temporary water stop and power failure within 4 hours not attributable to Party A. ..

(1) Enterprise management fee: refers to the management fee incurred by the enterprise management for organizing construction, production and business activities. The contents include:

(1) the basic salary, salary allowance, mobile construction allowance, rent allowance, employee welfare, labor protection fee of management personnel.

② Travel expenses: refers to travel expenses, accommodation subsidies, local transportation expenses and meal miss subsidies, family visit fees, labor recruitment fees, one-time travel expenses of retired employees, vehicle fuel, fuel, license plates, road maintenance fees, etc.

(3) Office expenses: refers to office stationery, paper, accounting, printing, posts and telecommunications, books and newspapers, meetings, water, electricity, coal, gas and other expenses.

(4) Depreciation and maintenance expenses of fixed assets: refers to the depreciation and maintenance expenses of houses, equipment and instruments belonging to the fixed assets of enterprises.

⑤ Amortized cost of low-value consumables: refers to the amortization and maintenance costs of tools, appliances, furniture, transportation, inspection, testing and fire fighting. Not a fixed asset.

⑥ Trade union funds and employee education funds: Trade union funds refer to the trade union funds accrued by enterprises according to the total wages of employees; Employee education funds refer to the expenses accrued by enterprises according to the total wages of employees for employees to learn advanced technology and improve their cultural level.

⑦ Employee unemployment insurance premium: refers to the employee unemployment insurance premium accrued according to the prescribed standards.

(8) Insurance premium: refers to the insurance premium for enterprise property insurance and management vehicles.

Tax: refers to the property tax, vehicle and vessel use tax, land use tax, stamp duty and land use fee paid by enterprises according to regulations.

⑩ Others: including technology transfer fee, technology development fee, business entertainment fee, greening fee, advertising fee, notarization fee, legal consultant fee, audit fee, consulting fee, joint defense fee, etc.

(2) Site management fee: refers to the expenses incurred by site management personnel in organizing project construction. The contents include:

(1) the basic salary, salary allowance, mobile construction allowance, rent allowance, employee welfare, labor protection fee for on-site management personnel.

(2) Office expenses: refers to the expenses of tools, paper, accounts, printing, posts and telecommunications, books and newspapers, meetings, water, electricity, coal (gas) and so on used for on-site management.

③ Travel expenses: refers to the travel expenses, accommodation expenses, subsidies, local transportation expenses, meal-missed subsidies, one-time retirement expenses for employees, medical expenses for injured employees, site relocation expenses and fuel, road maintenance fees and license fees for vehicles used for site management.

(4) Fixed assets use fee: refers to the depreciation, overhaul, maintenance and rental fee of equipment and instruments belonging to fixed assets used by the field management and test departments.

⑤ Amortization fee for low-value consumables: refers to the purchase, maintenance and amortization fee for tools, appliances, furniture, vehicles, inspection, testing, surveying and mapping, fire fighting equipment, etc. Non-fixed assets, used for site management.

⑥ Insurance premium: refers to the cost of property and vehicle insurance for construction management, safety insurance for special jobs such as aerial work, etc.

⑦ Other expenses.

(3) Increased cost of construction in winter and rainy season: refers to the increased cost of construction in winter and rainy season. Including winter operation, temporary heating, building doors and windows hole closure and rainproof measures, drainage, work efficiency reduction and other expenses.

(4) Usage fee of production tools and appliances: refers to the purchase, amortization and maintenance expenses of production tools, inspection tools and instruments with non-fixed assets required for construction and production, as well as the subsidy expenses paid to workers for their own use.

(5) Cost of project positioning, retest, handover and site cleaning.

(6) Increased costs of construction in different places: refers to the relocation travel expenses of managers and production workers, the wages of workers on the way, and the transportation and miscellaneous expenses of small and medium-sized construction machines, tools and meters, turnover materials, office and living appliances, etc. Work far away from the base.

Regardless of the distance between the base of the construction unit and the location of the project, the construction unit will use the contract for project construction; The contracted project is calculated according to the contract agreement between the contracting parties.

(7) Expenses for temporary water and power cuts within 4 hours not caused by Party A. ..

5. Profit: refers to the profit that should be included in the cost of building decoration engineering according to the national regulations.

(II) Cost of measures and projects

1. Environmental protection fee: refers to the noise, dust, sewage and other fees charged by the environmental protection department from the construction unit according to regulations under normal construction conditions.

2. On-site safety and civilized construction measures: including scaffolding hanging safety net, laying safety bamboo basketry sheets, entrance pentagon and elevator shaft guardrail fees, electric protection safety lighting facilities fees, fire-fighting facilities and various signs amortization fees, construction site greening, on-site sanitation facilities, construction entrance and exit clean sewage facilities, and construction waste removal.

3. Temporary facilities fee: refers to the cost of temporary buildings, structures and other temporary facilities necessary for the construction of architectural decoration projects by the construction unit.

Temporary facilities fees include: temporary facilities construction, maintenance, demolition, amortization and other expenses.

4. Increased cost of night construction: refers to the cost of lighting facilities, night meal subsidies, work efficiency reduction, etc. caused by normal operation as required by codes and regulations.

5. Secondary handling fee: refers to the secondary handling fee caused by the narrow construction site.

6. Import, export, installation and disassembly of large-scale machinery and equipment: refers to the mechanical installation, disassembly, import, export, transportation and transfer expenses incurred when the whole or separated machinery is transferred from the parking place to the construction site, or transported from one construction site to another.

7. Concrete and reinforced concrete formwork and support: refers to the expenses of formwork and support manufacturing, installation, dismantling, maintenance, transportation and amortization of turnover materials.

8. Scaffolding expenses: refers to expenses such as scaffold erection, reinforcement, demolition and amortization of turnover materials.

9. Protection of completed works and equipment: refers to the expenses incurred by taking protective measures for completed works and equipment.

10, construction drainage and precipitation: refers to the cost of drainage and precipitation during construction.

1 1, vertical transportation machinery fee: refers to the shift fee of vertical transportation machinery required to complete all projects of the unit project within a reasonable period of time.

12. Indoor air pollution detection: refers to the expenses such as labor and amortization of testing equipment for testing indoor air-related parameters.

13. Inspection and test fee: refers to the cost incurred in quality inspection of building materials, building components and components and construction projects according to the requirements of relevant national standards or construction acceptance specifications. In addition, the inspection and test expenses of the existing warranty materials, as well as the inspection and test expenses incurred by the construction unit or the quality supervision department, and the test expenses of new materials, new processes and new equipment shall be charged to the construction unit separately.

14. Rushing measures fee: If the construction unit has special requirements for the construction period, the construction unit must increase the construction cost fee.

15. Project pricing by quality: refers to the construction cost required by the construction unit to complete the unit project and reach the quality assessed as excellent project by the competent department.

16, the project cost increases under special circumstances:

(1) The cost of reducing construction efficiency due to unknown underground obstacles, railway, aviation, shipping and other traffic interference.

(2) The health care expenses of the construction personnel in the area with toxic and harmful gases and radioactive substances shall enjoy the same special health care allowance as the employees of the construction unit, and the number of people to enjoy shall be determined according to the actual quantities completed on site (excluding the products processed outside the area), and the labor cost of the on-site management personnel shall be additionally 10%.

(3) Other project expenses

1, general contracting service fee

(1) General contracting: refers to the whole process contracting of survey, design, construction and equipment procurement of construction projects, and the "turnkey" contracting mode of construction projects from project establishment to completion and commissioning.

(2) General subcontracting

(1) For the project subcontracted by the construction unit alone, the cooperation cost between the general contractor and the subcontractors shall be specified in the contract by the construction unit, the general contractor and the subcontractors.

(2) The general contractor management fees required for subcontracting projects by the general contractor shall be solved by the general contractor and subcontractors themselves.

(3) The construction coordination fee between the installation construction unit and the civil construction unit shall be determined by both parties through consultation.

2. Reserved money: the amount reserved by the bidder for possible engineering quantity changes.

3. Sporadic work project fee: refers to the cost required to complete the sporadic work proposed by the tenderer, estimated according to the engineering quantity.

(4) expenses

1. Engineering quota measurement fee: including budget quota preparation management fee and labor quota measurement fee. The engineering quota measurement fee is charged according to the Notice of Jiangsu Provincial Price Bureau and Jiangsu Provincial Department of Finance Su (1999) 13 and Su Caizong (1999) No.5 on Merging Engineering Quota Management Fee and Labor Quota Measurement Fee into Engineering (Labor) Quota Measurement Fee. The expenses are included in the project cost, collected and remitted by the construction unit and submitted to the quota or project cost management department where the project is located.

2. Safety production supervision fee: refers to the safety production supervision fee collected by the construction safety production supervision department with the approval of the competent department.

3. Construction management fee: refers to the construction management fee charged by the construction management department from the construction unit according to the charging method and standard approved by the competent department.

4. Labor insurance fee: refers to the pension, price subsidies, medical expenses, severance pay, wages of sick employees who have been hospitalized for more than six months, funeral subsidies for employees' death, pension fees and other funds paid to retired cadres according to regulations; As well as the old-age insurance costs of employees.

5. Tax: refers to the business tax, urban maintenance and construction tax and education surcharge that should be included in the cost of building decoration projects according to the national tax law.