an extensive Approximate Estimating section for quick, rule-of-thumb pricing of mechanical or electrical installations, together with elemental services costs for different types and standard of buildings.detailed materials prices, labour constants, labour costs and measured work prices for mechanical and electrical works, from above ground drainage to automatic transfer switches, and circuit breakers to sprinkler systems.articles on intelligent buildings to boost productivity efficiency and well being, ways data analytics is transforming BIM, digital delivery and the design process, and coronavirus and the future of work.Īll the standard features you have come to expect from Spon's Mechanical and Electrical Services Price Book are also included, considered essential for today’s services cost professional:.new engineering features: data centre cooling, later living developments, residential heat pumps, large scale heat pumps, and local energy networks.HDPE pipe for above ground drainage systems.an overhaul of the uninterruptible power supply section, and revised costs for air source heat pumps.SPON's MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL PRICE BOOK 2022, compiled by AECOM, is the most comprehensive and best annual services engineering price book currently available, providing detailed pricing information across the full range of mechanical and electrical services, together with higher-level costs for a diverse range of systems and different building applications. These are now available for just £35 per electronic copy when ordered as a bundle of five. Taylor & Francis and BSRIA have teamed up again to offer an exclusive promotion on e-licenses of Spon’s latest price books. For someone as green as I am to building, the book's priceless.*Dear Customers, kindly note, you are welcome to place an order during the Christmas period but you will not receive your purchase (licence keys) until January 4th 2022.
And saved that 10 times over in six months. In addition, the book does point out that there are highly local variations - such as Sandbanks or maybe Alderley Edge for example. Lancashire where we are has a multiplier of 0.96 (I think). The book gives a series of local adjustment factors, Outer London being classified as a factor of 1. Being able to search online as well as read the book is unbeatable. At the very least it gives a firm basis on which to start discussions.įor me, computer-phile that I am, there's nothing quite like a real book to browse and poke around in. The massive advantage is the ability to share the pricing information with your supplier / builder, secure in the knowledge that both parties are dealing openly and fairly. That enables you to look at prices in a variety of contexts. In addition you get a link to an online version of the book where you can easily search for all instances of (say) hardcore. The current edition of SPONS is much better than the 2014 edition because it separates out labour costs.
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