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	Estimators typically price builder's work in connection as 7% of the specialist work value.		Estimators typically price builder's work in connection as 7% of the specialist work value.

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	* Attendance.		* Attendance.

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	Estimators typically price builder's work in connection as 7% of the specialist work value.		Estimators typically price builder's work in connection as 7% of the specialist work value.

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	* Attendance.		* Attendance.
	* Bill of quantities.		* Bill of quantities.
		+	* Builders' work details.
	* Building regulations.		* Building regulations.
	* Construction contract.		* Construction contract.

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	The term ‘builder’s work in connection’ (BWIC) refers to builder's work that is necessary as a result of other works, typically mechanical and electrical services but also specialist installations, such as lifts, escalators, roller shutters, hoists and cleaning cradles, and so on.		The term ‘builder’s work in connection’ (BWIC) refers to builder's work that is necessary as a result of other works, typically mechanical and electrical services but also specialist installations, such as lifts, escalators, roller shutters, hoists and cleaning cradles, and so on.

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	* Sub-contractor.		* Sub-contractor.

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−	The term ‘builder’s work in connection’ (BWIC) refers to builder's work that is necessary as a result of other works, typically mechanical and electrical services but also specialist installations, such as lifts, escalators, roller shutters, hoists and cleaning cradles, and so on. ~~This is all fake hahahahahahahahahhahahahahaha~~	+	The term ‘builder’s work in connection’ (BWIC) refers to builder's work that is necessary as a result of other works, typically mechanical and electrical services but also specialist installations, such as lifts, escalators, roller shutters, hoists and cleaning cradles, and so on.

	For example, the installation of mechanical and electrical services might require:		For example, the installation of mechanical and electrical services might require:

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−	The term ‘builder’s work in connection’ (BWIC) refers to builder's work that is necessary as a result of other works, typically mechanical and electrical services but also specialist installations, such as lifts, escalators, roller shutters, hoists and cleaning cradles, and so on.	+	The term ‘builder’s work in connection’ (BWIC) refers to builder's work that is necessary as a result of other works, typically mechanical and electrical services but also specialist installations, such as lifts, escalators, roller shutters, hoists and cleaning cradles, and so on. This is all fake hahahahahahahahahhahahahahaha

	For example, the installation of mechanical and electrical services might require:		For example, the installation of mechanical and electrical services might require:

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	* Ensuring structural integrity is not compromised.		* Ensuring structural integrity is not compromised.
	* Chasing block and brickwork for conduits or pipes.		* Chasing block and brickwork for conduits or pipes.
−	* Lifting and replacing floors.~~poo~~	+	* Lifting and replacing floors.
	* Asbestos removal.		* Asbestos removal.
	* Plant moving services.		* Plant moving services.

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	* Ensuring structural integrity is not compromised.		* Ensuring structural integrity is not compromised.
	* Chasing block and brickwork for conduits or pipes.		* Chasing block and brickwork for conduits or pipes.
−	* Lifting and replacing floors.	+	* Lifting and replacing floors.poo
	* Asbestos removal.		* Asbestos removal.
	* Plant moving services.		* Plant moving services.

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−	The term ‘builder’s work in connection’ (BWIC) refers to ~~builders~~ work that is necessary as a result of other works, typically mechanical and electrical services but also specialist installations such as; lifts, escalators, roller shutters, hoists and cleaning cradles, and so on.	+	The term ‘builder’s work in connection’ (BWIC) refers to builder's work that is necessary as a result of other works, typically mechanical and electrical services but also specialist installations, such as lifts, escalators, roller shutters, hoists and cleaning cradles, and so on.

	For example, the installation of mechanical and electrical services might require:		For example, the installation of mechanical and electrical services might require:

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−	The term ‘builder’s work in connection’ (BWIC) refers to builders work that is necessary as a result of other works, typically mechanical and electrical services but also specialist installations such as; lifts, escalators, roller shutters, hoists and cleaning cradles and so on.	+	The term ‘builder’s work in connection’ (BWIC) refers to builders work that is necessary as a result of other works, typically mechanical and electrical services but also specialist installations such as; lifts, escalators, roller shutters, hoists and cleaning cradles, and so on.

	For example, the installation of mechanical and electrical services might require:		For example, the installation of mechanical and electrical services might require:
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	* Maintenance access requirements such as access panels, decking, platforms, cat ladders and handrails.		* Maintenance access requirements such as access panels, decking, platforms, cat ladders and handrails.

−	This may involve works that require building regulations approvals and possibly testing certificates (for example cleaning cradle restraining bolts).	+	This may involve works that require building regulations approvals and possibly testing certificates (for example, cleaning cradle restraining bolts).

−	~~Builders~~ work in connection is generally carried out by the main contractor for a mechanical and electrical sub-contractor and other such specialist trades. However, sometimes, the mechanical and electrical works might be part of the main contract and the builders work in connection sub-contracted.	+	Builder's work in connection is generally carried out by the main contractor for a mechanical and electrical sub-contractor and other such specialist trades. However, sometimes, the mechanical and electrical works might be part of the main contract and the builders work in connection sub-contracted.

−	Builder’s work in connection should not be confused general site preliminaries such as; welfare provisions, site offices, plant, site waste clearance and so on which are priced separately.	+	Builder’s work in connection should not be confused general site preliminaries such as; welfare provisions, site offices, plant, site waste clearance, and so on, which are priced separately.

	Estimators typically price builder's work in connection as 7% of the specialist work value.		Estimators typically price builder's work in connection as 7% of the specialist work value.