McGraw-Hill construction and engineering trade publication; appears unrelated to 9/11 environmental records.
NYC-WTC_000141922–000142052Folder label: “DEP 59.17 Junction Blvd, 11th FL”
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
CONS T R U C T 1 O N E C O N O M I C S COST INDEXES
I CONSTRUCTION COST INDEX I The CCI ended 2001 with 12 04* BGonstraAan SHBSaBSfiB*-- 1 a 1.7% gain. This Is down
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rj A S O H D n H A H J J A S 0 N D BUILDING COST INDEX SomSnCniinatataiito The recent collapse in lumber prices slashed the BCI’s annual infla INDEX REVIEW tion rate from 1.5% last month to Just 0.8%. oossmuemiim Bnuinaw SKHiBSMK USEVEU BIS 1357 w »i3 an W laSOM UM %es8. 2001 SEPTEMBER 6223.87 579.42 3539.44 523.90 5769.73 878.33 12826.64 628.93 UDBVUBE BOMB vua OCTOBEB 6258.89 582.68 3646.96 525.01 6812.04 . 582.57 12041.18, 634.54 ..BUILOINej^. 3577.30 -0.5 + 0.8 NOVEMBER 6265.63 583.30 3541.26 524.17 58’647 583.03 1297W .-.63647 ^sKtUEDuaoa '6086.76 ' 0.0~ + 33" ' WAGE$/HR 3167 ~ 0.0 DECEMBER 8282.76 584.90 3547.61 525.11 5873.0® 588.88 13063.16. 640.52' 2000 AVERAGE 6221,17 579.18 3539.39 523.89 5739.83 .575.33 12789.74.. 627.11 2001 JANUARY 6280.85 584.72 3544.91 524.71..... 5874,20 . . 588.80 13086.45, 640.68 MATERIALS COST INDEX FEBRUARY 6272.29 583.92 3536.36 ,523,44 5874.20 588.80 13086.45 640.68 I Lumber prices have fall MARCH 8279.45 584.69 !: 3541.01 524.13 5874.20 .588.80 13073803.. 641.00 en 6.7% in the last two APRIL 6286-P9 585.21 3540.68 524.09 5892,34 . 590,62.. 13109,47 642,79 months, dragging the HAY 6288.22 585.41 . , 364859 524.98 . 5906.22. 592.01 . 131134?..,. 642.98 MCI 3.3% below 2000. JUNE 6318.20 588.20 3571.76 528.88 5947,72 596.17 13187.TO 645.63
Dig. 2001 JULY 6404.03 596.19 3625,45 538.63 5977.63 599.17 _ 13281,.9r . 651.25; tSDEVPRlffi BBSTH Iff AUGUST 8388.64 594.75 3805.43 533-67 5983.87_ 599.79 13300.39 852.15 2058.3t -1.5 -3.3 SffTEMBEB 6390.89 594.96 3596.58 532.36 6051,74 «ie.6O- .,13397.37. 656.90 ' CEHEWji/lSi " 8E83 ” ao + 1.9 OCTOBER 6398.50 595.49 3601.73 533,12 . 6084.50 607,87 J34ll.32_ 857.ra I ; $/ClW 27.5S + 0.3 -1.4 NOVEMBEI 6409.59 596-70 3596,82 532.25 6064.50 607,87 .13481.32. . 960,04 iuwbSs/hbf' 453.22 -5.3 DECEMBER 6390.21 594.90 1 3577.30 529.50 8066.76 608.10 13481.32 680.04 I
For a complete history of cost indexes, visit our Website, enr.com. ASPHALT, CEMENT, AGGREGATE, CONCRETE, BRICK, BLOCK, LIME 1 (TEH DHIT cun BUJUOBE BIBHHBHAH Bim BBiaao emun QJEVHUD DUU8 iWB DETROIT uffittemr HSPHMf paving. PG 58 ton 137.07 141.25 160.00 -185.00 168.62 -127.50 151,00__ 138.80 133.00 -125.00 1gp.tW "'cutba^ MC800~ ton 'iTtSB 2M.00 -306.07’ 200.60 192.50 204.85 185.76 178.10 216.90 230,00 emulsion, rapid set ton 160.82 165.00 145.00* -238.59 '187.98 162.72 +165.00 144.60 175.00 stow set ton 160.10 165.00 150.00 .43136 175.20 187.98 158,76 +163.00 "" 156.65 175.00 CEMENT type ona ton " 75.00 SXM 07.00 63.20* 05.00’ 78.00 76.75 68.00 -85.00 ' 86.40 83.50 WCNRY CEMENT 70 lb. bag bag 4.65 4.65 6.68 6.89 5.90 ~ 4.72 5.80 S.75 3.92 7.08 GRAVB. 1 1/2- down to 3/4” ' ton 8.80 1I.7S 5.90 9.00 10.00 11.00 10.60____ 25.00 3/4" down to 3/8" ton 7.60 — 12.80 12.50 5.75 6.65 10.00 ~“n.00 10.60 8.35 CRUSHffllTSN’E’base course ton "“10.00 8.75 ” "" 6.00 9.90 5.60 ~8i9 7.70 " n.OO 16^ “ 4.25 6.75 concrete course ton “s.oo 8.65 0.00 9.00 5.75 8.96 11.00 8.75 6.26 asphalt course ton 8.12 _8.70 6.00 8.50’ 8.75 8.05 liOOT 10.70 7.44 6.7^ SANO concrete ton 6.50 9.35 ~ 9.’00 7.60 5.85 6.40 5.75 ' 9.50 8.20 430 4.60 masonry ton 7.25 +11.25 ..... 9.00 12.00 6.80 10.90 6.75 12.00 8.75 6.50 5.95 CQKCflHE BEADY“MiX3,OM p^ 72.50” 87.00 “ 37.00 81.00 84.00 43.90 72.00 ~ 85.00 6S.50 83.75 S9.M cy “78.80' 90.00 ’ ' 01.00 “89.00 76ToO 86.58 66.70 ~’to.2B 63.90 "60.50 87.00“ 05.00 87,00 ' 80.00 87.20 72.00 ___ 93.25 W^BhooiJur brim 28£oO 320.00... . 240.00 “413.00“ ’304.00' 326.00" 390.00 280.00 “ 302.00 , 276.00 asoToo CGNCRETEBIJCK*'_____ heavyweight 8" x 8" x 16" C 8S.00 80.00 156.00 117.00 90.00 109.00 08.00 120.00 120.00 110.00 lightweight 8" x 8" x 16" “ 12* X 8-Xie* Zkc &S.00 137.00 115.00 130.00* 98.00 136.00 138.00 201.00 117.00__ ‘127.00 140.00 109.00 124.00 171.00 98.00 140.00 120.00 142.(«l 120.00 167.00 127.00 162.00 IOnsuise ton 160.00 172.80“ — 191.00 185.00 -160.00 210.00 200.00 188.20 164.00
4- or - denotes price has risen or fallen since previous report —oRot available. Monthly market quotations by ENR field reportsra Deo. 3, 2001. AH prices are spot prices quoted from a elngle source. Quotas are delivered prices for Portland and masonry cement, concrete block and ready-mlx concrete. Prices for gravel, crushed etone and sand are FOB plant Other prices are quoted FOB city unless noted. Some prices may Include taxes or dis counts for prompt payment, etc. Further product specifications Include rapid-set emulsion. CRS2: slow-set emulsion, CSSIH; gravel, washed: base course, 11/2" down to dust unwashed; concrete course, 11ZZ" through M,
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