| The 2009 RS Means Concrete and Masonry Cost Data contains the latest unit price data, with illustrated concrete and masonry assemblies cost tables, helpful reference data and estimating aids. This is your guide to fast, accurate concrete and masonry estimating in 2009 - even if you've never done it before.
The fluctuation of material prices in the last year have been unprecedented - guarantee access to the latest and most accurate cost data - order your 2009 edition today.
Your 2009 Edition includes additional cost data in the following sections:
- Updated unit prices for structual steel, reinforcing rods, and ready-mix concrete.
- Coverage of selective demolition line items across multiple divisions.
- Concrete surface treatments - the latest additives, agents, and compounds.
- Masonry cleaning and restoration - with cleaning and caulking products, and techniques.
- Unit prices for more than 8,000 construction components. From decorative concrete block to handicap access ramps, you'll find it's your ideal source for quick-check pricing, cost comparisons, scheduling assistance, and unit price estimating.
And:
- Purchase additional titles and access them immediately!
- Localize costs to your geographic area for better accuracy.
- Easily search and organize detailed cost data.
- Highlight individual lines with our virtual notes capability.
- Determine best-cost solutions for each project.
- Change and calculate results automatically.
- Receive free online cost factor updates every three months.
You will need to call RS Means once you receive your CD-ROM to register your software and obtain your unique key-code password to instantly unlock the file you purchase.
Computer Specifications for RSMeans CostWorks and Means CostWorks Estimator.
| U.S. Versions |
Windows 95/98/NT/2000 and XP |
Recommended
Requirements |
64 megabytes RAM
1024 x 768 Monitor
High Color
Pentium II - 500 MHz Computer
24X CD ROM
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A compact install will take 10 megabytes of storage while a typical install takes 60 megabytes approximately. Each requires additional space for estimates or projects that are created by the user.
Term usage: The 2009 edition of Means CostWorks may be used for a 12-month term from DATE OF PURCHASE (*Not date of installation)
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