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J102 Riverside school extension

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J102 Riverside school extension

for Calder Construction Ltd · order £260,000, tender margin 12.0% · first month: compared with the tender

Forecast final value £260,000 £0 on last month
Forecast final cost £228,800 £0 on last month
Forecast margin £31,200 12.0% · 0.00 pp
Cash outstanding £7,830 plus £1,170 retention

The CVR

This monthTenderMovement
Forecast final measure £260,000 £260,000 £0
Recognised change £0 £0 £0
Less deductions / contras £0 £0 £0
Forecast final value £260,000 £260,000 £0
Forecast final cost £228,800 £228,800 £0
Forecast margin £31,200 £31,200 £0
Forecast margin % 12.0% 12.0% 0.00 pp
Against tender0.00 pp
Internal valuation (not cash) £40,000 £0 +£40,000
Margin to date (valuation less cost to date) £6,000 £0 +£6,000
Over / (under) measure £1,000 £0 +£1,000
Accruals as a share of cost to date0.0%

Cost by head

Highlighted: a lazy or negative cost to complete
HeadBudgetLedgerAccrualsTo completeForecast finalMovedBasis
Own labour £90,000 £14,000 £0 £76,000 £90,000 £0 Days x rate lazy
Labour-only subs £50,000 £7,000 £0 £43,000 £50,000 £0 Order +/- variations lazy
Materials £60,000 £9,000 £0 £51,000 £60,000 £0 Remeasure x current rates lazy
Plant & access £12,800 £2,500 £0 £10,300 £12,800 £0 Time-related lazy
Sub-subcontract £8,000 £0 £0 £8,000 £8,000 £0 Order +/- variations lazy
Site overheads £8,000 £1,500 £0 £6,500 £8,000 £0 Time-related lazy

Why the margin moved

The forecast margin is unchanged from the tender at 12.0%.

Forecast final measure£0
Recognised change£0
Deductions / contras£0
Own labour£0
Labour-only subs£0
Materials£0
Plant & access£0
Sub-subcontract£0
Site overheads£0
Total = margin movement£0

Ties out to the margin movement.

Checks

1 to look at
  • 1. Value and cost entered for this monthOK
  • 2. Accruals carried from an earlier monthOK
  • 3. Recognition overridden without a reasonOK
  • 4. Cost to complete is just budget less cost to dateLook at this

    Own labour, Labour-only subs, Materials, Plant & access, Sub-subcontract, Site overheads.

    Why it matters: That isn't a forecast: it assumes the rest of the job goes exactly to budget, which hides overruns until the end.

    What to do: Rebuild cost to complete from the work left to do.

  • 5. Negative cost to completeOK
  • 6. Big margin move, or well above tenderOK
  • 7. Main contractor valuing below our application, three months runningOK

Cash (not part of the margin)

Our application£40,000
Main contractor's gross valuation£39,000
Retention held£1,170
Deductions accepted£0
Net due£37,830
Paid to date (gross of CIS)£30,000
Outstanding£7,830
CIS deducted (memo)£3,000

Margin trend

Jun 202612.0%£31,200