The bill of quantities is introduced as follows:
The bill of quantities is a detailed list of the names of partial projects, measures, other projects, fees and taxes of the construction project and the corresponding quantities. It consists of partial bill of quantities, bill of measures and projects, bill of other projects and bill of expenses and taxes.
In the bidding stage, the bidding bill of quantities provides an equal and * * * identical basis for bidders' bidding competition. The bill of quantities will list all engineering projects required to be completed by the bidder and the number of corresponding engineering entities.
Provide bidders with information such as the basic content, entity quantity and quality requirements of the proposed project. This makes all bidders have the same information and get objective, fair and equitable treatment.
The material price is introduced as follows:
The budget price of materials is the outbound price after the materials are transported from the delivery place to the warehouse on the construction site. It consists of five expenses: the original price, the handling fee of the supply and marketing department, the packaging fee, the transportation fee and the purchase and storage fee.
The second material handling fee belongs to other direct costs in the construction and installation project cost. The budget price of materials generally consists of the original price of materials, the handling fee of the supply and marketing department, the packaging fee, the transportation and miscellaneous fees, and the purchase and storage fee.
Labor costs are introduced as follows:
Labor expenses, that is, labor remuneration in personal income tax. Refers to the income obtained by individuals who independently engage in various non-employment services. The difference between it and wages and salaries is that labor remuneration is the income obtained by independent individuals engaged in freelance work.
Income from wages and salaries belongs to subordinate individual labor activities. In other words, there is a relationship between employment and employment in the remuneration obtained by institutions, enterprises and institutions for their services and employment.
Labor remuneration refers to income: it refers to the income obtained by individuals engaged in design, decoration, installation, drawing and testing, testing, medical treatment, law, accounting, consulting, giving lectures, news, broadcasting, translation, auditing, painting and calligraphy, sculpture, film and television, audio recording, video recording, performance, advertising, exhibition, technical services, introduction services, brokerage services, agency services and other labor services.