Reference price guide

for design work in construction

SBCP - 2001-01

Territorial planning

and territory planning

Designed by Open joint-stock company "Center for Scientific and Methodological Support of Engineering Support of Investments in Construction" (JSC "CENTRINVESTproekt") with the participation of the St. Petersburg State Unitary Enterprise "Design Institute for the Design of Urban Engineering Structures "Lengiproinzhproekt" (SUE "Lengiproinzhproekt").

Approved: Ministry of Regional Development of the Russian Federation by order No. 260 dated May 28, 2010

REGISTERED: Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation registration No. 18439 dated September 14, 2010

1. General Provisions

1.1. The state estimate standard “Directory of basic prices for design work in construction “Territorial planning and territory planning” (hereinafter referred to as the Directory) is intended to determine the cost of developing territorial planning documentation, master plans for settlements, urban districts and territorial planning projects, land management plans, sanitary protection zones, landscaping of parks, gardens, squares, structures of drainage systems for protection against flooding (hereinafter referred to as urban planning documentation).

1.2. Basic prices in the Directory are set depending on the natural indicators of the design objects (thousand sq. km; hectares; thousand people).

1.3. Basic prices in the Handbook for the development of urban planning documentation are set in accordance with the scope of work provided for
current legislation.

1.4. The prices in the Directory are set for the conditions of performing work in one stage.

1.5. When using this Directory, you should be guided by the Guidelines for the use of Directories of basic prices for design work for construction, approved by order of the Ministry of Regional Development of the Russian Federation dated December 29, 2009
No. 620 “On approval of the Guidelines for the use of reference price reference books for design work in construction” (registered
Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation 03/23/2010, registration No. 16686), Bulletin of normative acts of federal executive authorities, 2010, No. 16) (hereinafter referred to as the Guidelines).

1.6. The price level contained in the tables of the Directory is established as of 01/01/2001, excluding value added tax.

1.7. The base prices of the Directory, in addition to the work listed in paragraph 1.3.6 of Section 1 of the Methodological Instructions, do not take into account the costs of producing models, tablets, panoramas, perspectives, developments, fragments of development and landscaping.

1.8. Coefficients affecting what is provided in the tables
No. 1-3 increase in the labor intensity of developing urban planning documentation are given in Table 8.

If there are two or more complicating factors, coefficients are applied for each factor.

If it is necessary to carry out a separate task for designing the layout of city highways and transport hubs, the specified work can be assessed according to the indicators in tables No. 2-3 with a reducing factor for the amount of work.

1.9. When determining the base price for designing objects according to Table No. 5 of this Handbook, the following features must be taken into account:

• when designing parks, gardens, squares, boulevards in areas with a surface slope of less than 0.005 (0.5%) or more than 0.05 (5%), exceeding 30% of the planned territory in area, a coefficient of 1 is applied to the prices of items 1-7 of the table ,1;
• when designing on an area where more than 30% of the area is green, a coefficient of 1.1 is applied to the prices of items 1 - 7 of the table;
• the prices of points 1 - 7 of the table do not take into account the work on taxation of existing plantings.

1.10. When determining the base price of a land management project on a scale of 1:5000 according to Table No. 6 of this Handbook, a coefficient of 1.2 is applied to prices.

1.11. The basic prices in Table No. 7 of this Handbook are given for the design of structures for the engineering protection of urban areas from flooding with groundwater - drainage systems consisting of horizontal, vertical, combined, radial drainages, and a regime network of observation wells.

1.12. The base prices in Table No. 7 of this Handbook are given for one drainage system. The drainage system is a set of drains and drainage collectors that have independent gravity or forced (using a drainage pumping station) drainage of drainage water.

1.13. The boundaries of drainage systems are established along the line where this system ensures the required depth of the groundwater level within the contour of the protected area.

1.14. If there are several drainage systems in the protected area, the cost of designing each system is determined separately.

1.15. Basic prices are given for three categories of complexity according to one of the following criteria:

• one- and two-story urban buildings, parks, flat sports facilities; lack of influence of the reservoir; uncomplicated geological and hydrogeological conditions (homogeneous rock strata, uniform water permeability aquifer) - category I;
• multi-storey urban development; one-sided influence of the reservoir; geological and hydrogeological conditions of average complexity (two-layer rock formation with heterogeneous water permeability) - category II;
• industrial sites; two-way influence of the reservoir; complex geological and hydrogeological conditions (multilayered rock strata with heterogeneous water permeability) - category III.

1.16. The base prices in Table No. 7 of this Handbook are given for objects of category I of design complexity. For objects of complexity categories II and III, the cost of design is determined using increasing factors equal to 1.25 and 1.4, respectively.

1.17. When designing drainage systems using vacuum, ventilation, pneumatic pressure and other similar types of drainage, the cost of design work is determined at the given prices with a category of design complexity one unit higher, established by paragraph 1.15 of this Handbook.

1.18. The prices in Table No. 7 of this Handbook do not take into account the cost of design:

• special structures and types of work;
• gravity discharge pipeline for drainage water outside the protected area;
• drainage pumping stations with networks and engineering support structures;
• drainage collector tunnels constructed in a closed way, radial drainage shafts;
• disposal of drainage water;
• rainwater drainage structures;
• anti-filtration curtain devices;
• eliminating leaks from water supply and sewerage networks and structures;
• drainage of detached buildings and structures;
• ensuring the stability of drainage structures erected on soft soils (pile foundations, soil cushions, etc.);
• crossings under roads, railways and other obstacles (structures) carried out using closed methods.

1.19. The cost of designing a security network of observation wells, carried out outside the complex of structures for engineering protection of urban areas from flooding, is determined according to the prices in Table No. 7 of this Handbook, taking into account the category of design complexity with a reduction factor, the value of which is established in accordance with the labor intensity of the work in agreement with the customer.

2. Basic prices for the development of urban planning documentation

1. Basic prices for the development of urban planning documentation are determined by the formulas:

C = (a + bx) ´ K i (for tables 1-3; 5; 7),

Where

	WITH		base price of urban planning documentation in current prices;
"a" and "b"			constant values ​​for a certain interval of the natural indicator;
	x		natural indicator.
	TO i		coefficient reflecting inflation processes at the time of determining the base price for the development of urban planning documentation;

С = С 01 ´ К i (for tables 4; 6),

Where

2. The base price of a territory surveying project is determined according to the price indicators given in Table No. 3 of this Handbook, with a reduction factor of up to 0.4.

Table No. 1. Territorial planning

p/p	Name urban planning documentation		Thousand rub.
			A	V
	Territorial planning of a subject of the Russian Federation and its municipalities with territory area, thousand sq. km
	up to 5	thousand sq. km	1321,38	21,73
	over 5 to 10		1323,88	21,23
	over 10 to 25		1408,88	12,73
	over 25 to 50		1474,13	10,12
	over 50 to 100		1485,13	9,90
	over 100 to 200		1892,13	5,83
	over 200 to 300		2178,13	4,40
	over 300 to 400		2442,13	3,52
	over 400 to 500		2662,13	2,97
	over 500 to 600		2947,13	2,40
	over 600 to 700		3649,13	1,23

Table No. 2. General plans of settlements and

urban districts

p/p	Name urban planning documentation	Unit of measurement of the main indicator of the object	Constant values ​​of the base price for the development of urban planning documentation Thousand rub.
			A	V
	General plans of settlements and urban districts based on population, thousand people.
	up to 5	thousand people	47,06	11,22
	over 5 to 10		54,36	9,76
	over 10 to 25		78,16	7,38
	over 25 to 50		92,16	6,82
	over 50 to 100		178,66	5,09
	over 100 to 200		331,66	3,56
	over 200 to 300		545,66	2,49
	over 300 to 400		857,66	1,45
	over 400 to 500		1229,66	0,52
	over 500 to 600		1254,66	0,47
	over 600 to 700		1422,66	0,19
	over 700 to 800		1457,66	0,14

Table No. 3. Territory planning projects

p/p	Name urban planning documentation	Unit of measurement of the main indicator of the object	Constant values ​​of the base price for the development of urban planning documentation Thousand rub.
			A	V
	Territory planning project for the area of ​​the designed territory, hectares
	over 0.5 to 5	1 ha	55,88	189,64
	over 5 to 10		276,53	145,51
	over 10 to 15		504,13	122,75
	over 15 to 20		856,63	99,25
	over 20 to 25		1092,23	87,47
	over 25 to 50		1496,98	71,28

Table No. 4. Long-term plan for landscaping the city

p/p	Object name design	Base price thousand rubles with a design population of thousand people.
				1000
	Perspective plan for city landscaping	170,94	220,22	279,84
	Including:
	Architectural and planning solutions	42,68	59,40	75,46
	Dendrological composition of plantings	42,68	55,00	69,96
	Agricultural technology for landscaping work	18,70	24,20	30,80
	Volume, priority and cost of green construction work	29,26	37,40	47,74
	Scope and cost of work on the operation of green spaces	18,70	24,20	30,80
	Organization of landscaping works	11,88	15,40	19,58
	Organization of production base	7,04	4,62	5,50

Table No. 5 Parks, gardens, squares, boulevards. Sanitary protection zones (architectural and planning solutions, landscaping)

p/p	Object name design	Unit of measurement of the main indicator of the object
			A	V
	Parks, gardens, squares, boulevards, area, hectares
	up to 1	ha	18,92	5,06
	over 1 to 5		21,43	2,55
	over 5 to 10		21,78	2,48
	over 10 to 25		32,68	1,39
	over 25 to 50		36,93	1,22
	over 50 to 100		40,43	1,15
	over 100 to 200		63,43	0,92
	Sanitary protection zones area, hectares
	up to 50	ha	7,15	0,34
	over 50 to 100		16,65	0,15
	over 100 to 200		22,65	0,09
	over 200 to 500		26,65	0,07
	over 500 to 1000		41,65	0,04

Table No. 6 Land management plan

p/p	Name object	Base price thousand rubles within the territory, ha
	design		1000	3000	5000	10000	20000	40000
	Land management plan (M 1:10000)	45,54	50,38	66,66	78,1	94,6	108,02	128,7
	Including:
	Distribution of lands by land users	7,04	7,70	8,80	11,66	14,08	16,28	19,36
	Organization of green spaces	9,24	10,12	13,42	15,84	19,14	21,56	25,74
	Use of land for agricultural production	9,24	10,12	13,42	15,84	19,14	21,56	25,74
	Scheme of engineering activities	11,22	12,32	16,28	18,92	22,88	26,62	31,9
	Road development scheme	4,40	5,06	6,82	7,92	9,68	11,00	12,98
	Environmental protection	4,40	5,06	7,92	7,92	9,68	11,00	12,98

Table No. 7 Constructions of drainage systems for the protection of urban

territories from flooding

p/p	Object name design	Unit of measurement of the main indicator of the object	Constant values ​​of the base price for the development of design and working documentation, thousand rubles.
			A	V
	Drainage system with protection area, ha
	from 0.5 to 2	ha	14,16	17,20
	over 2 to 10		37,04	5,76
	over 10 to 50		67,54	2,71
	over 50 to 200		107,54	1,91
	over 200 to 500		307,54	0,91

Table No. 8. Increasing coefficients for prices for the development of urban planning documentation

p/p	Factors influencing design complexity	Coefficient to the price
	Number of urban settlements over 20	1.05¸1.2
	The presence of a large city or agglomeration with a population of over 0.5 million people.	1.05¸1.2
	Availability of mineral deposits of industrial importance	1.1¸1.2
	Presence of dangerous natural and man-made processes, areas of possible natural disasters	1.1¸1.2
	Availability of resort and recreational areas, zones, etc.	1.1¸1.2
	The presence of unfavorable natural conditions requiring complex measures for engineering preparation of the territory	1.2¸1.6
	The presence of significant areas (over 20%) of reconstructed territories	1.1¸1.5
	Difficult ecological situation, restrictions on historical development, protected landscape	1.1¸1.8

No.	Type name urban planning documentation	Documentation parts
		Comprehensive assessment of the territory (management, coordination, organization)	Engineering solutions for site preparation	Architectural and planning	Economic	Legal and sociological	Environmental protection and improvement	Transport	Engineering equipment and landscaping	Safety (including engineering protection from hazardous technogenic processes (HTP))
	to table 1
	Territorial planning of a subject of the Russian Federation, municipalities
	to table 2
	Master plans for settlements and urban districts
	to table 3
	Territory planning project

No.	Name object design		General plan and transport	Layout layout drawings	Dendrological plan	Planting and layout drawings of landscaping	Vertical layout	Road network	Storm drains	Construction estimate
	to table 5
	pp. 1-7	Parks, gardens, squares, boulevards
	pp. 8-12	Sanitary protection zones

No.	Name object design		Hydraulic part					Construction estimate
	to table 7
	pp. 1-5	Drainage system

No.	Name object design		Hydraulic part	Technical and economic indicators	Environmental protection	Statements of specifications for materials and equipment	Construction organization project	Construction estimate
	to table 7
	pp. 1-5	Drainage system	89,5

DIRECTORY OF BASIC
PRICES FOR DESIGN WORK IN CONSTRUCTION

SBCP 81 - 2001-01

TERRITORIAL PLANNING
AND TERRITORY PLANNING

Official publication, modified and expanded

Moscow 2010

The state estimate standard “Directory of basic prices for design work in construction “Territorial planning and territory planning” is intended to determine the cost of developing territorial planning documentation, master plans of settlements, urban districts and territory planning projects, land management plans, sanitary protection zones, landscaping of parks, gardens, squares, structures of drainage systems for protection against flooding

DEVELOPED Open joint-stock company "Center for Scientific and Methodological Support of Engineering Support of Investments in Construction" (JSC "CENTRINVEST-Project") with the participation of the St. Petersburg State Unitary Enterprise "Design Institute for the Design of Urban Engineering Structures "Lengiproinzhproekt" (SUE "Lengiproinzhproekt").

APPROVED: Ministry of Regional Development of the Russian Federation by order No. 260 dated May 28, 2010

REGISTERED: Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation registration No. 18439 dated September 14, 2010

1. General Provisions

1.1. The state estimate standard “Directory of basic prices for design work in construction “Territorial planning and territory planning” (hereinafter referred to as the Directory) is intended to determine the cost of developing territorial planning documentation, master plans for settlements, urban districts and territorial planning projects, land management plans, sanitary protection zones, landscaping of parks, gardens, squares, structures of drainage systems for protection against flooding (hereinafter referred to as urban planning documentation).

1.2. Basic prices in the Directory are set depending on the natural indicators of the design objects (thousand sq. km; hectares; thousand people).

1.3. Basic prices in the Handbook for the development of urban planning documentation are set in accordance with the scope of work provided for by current legislation.

1.4. The prices in the Directory are set for the conditions of performing work in one stage.

1.5. When using this Directory, you should be guided by the Guidelines for the use of Directories of basic prices for design work for construction, approved by Order of the Ministry of Regional Development of the Russian Federation dated December 29, 2009 No. 620 “On approval of Guidelines for the use of Directories of basic prices for design work in construction” (registered Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation 03/23/2010, registration No. 166B6), Bulletin of normative acts of federal executive authorities, 2010, No. 16) (hereinafter referred to as the Guidelines).

1.6. The price level contained in the tables of the Directory is established as of 01/01/2001, excluding value added tax.

1.7. The base prices of the Directory, in addition to the work listed in paragraph 1.3.6 of section 1 of the Methodological Instructions, do not take into account the costs of producing models, tablets, panoramas, perspectives, developments, fragments of development and landscaping.

1.8. The coefficients influencing the increase in labor intensity for the development of urban planning documentation provided for in tables No. are given in the table.

If there are two or more complicating factors, coefficients are applied for each factor.

If it is necessary to carry out a separate task for designing the layout of city highways and transport hubs, the specified work can be assessed according to the indicators in tables No. - with a reducing factor for the amount of work.

1.9. When determining the base price for designing objects according to table No. of this Handbook, the following features must be taken into account:

When designing parks, gardens, squares, boulevards in areas with a surface slope of less than 0.005 (0.5%) or more than 0.05 (5%), exceeding 30% of the planned territory in area, a coefficient of 1 is applied to the prices of items 1 - 7 of the table ,1;

When designing on an area where more than 30% of the area is green, a coefficient of 1.1 is applied to the prices of items 1 - 7 of the table;

The prices of points 1 - 7 of the table do not take into account the work on taxation of existing plantings.

1.10. When determining the base price of a land management project on a scale of 1:5000 based on table No. of this Handbook, a coefficient of 1.2 is applied to prices.

1.11. Basic prices in table No. of this Handbook are given for the design of engineering protection structures for urban areas from flooding with groundwater - drainage systems consisting of horizontal, vertical, combined, radial drainages, and a regime network of observation wells.

1.12. The base prices in table No. of this Handbook are given for one drainage system. The drainage system is a set of drains and drainage collectors that have independent gravity or forced (using a drainage pumping station) drainage of drainage water.

1.13. The boundaries of drainage systems are established along the line where this system ensures the required depth of the groundwater level within the contour of the protected area.

1.14. If there are several drainage systems in the protected area, the cost of designing each system is determined separately.

1.

pp. 1 - 7

Parks, gardens, squares, boulevards

pp. 8 - 12

Sanitary protection zones

Table No. 11. Recommended estimated relative cost of developing project documentation (as a percentage of the base price)

No.

Hydraulic part

Construction estimate 62

Table No. 12. Recommended estimated relative cost of developing working documentation (as a percentage of the base price)

No.	Name of the design object		Hydraulic part	Technical and economic indicators	Environmental protection	Statements of specifications for materials and equipment	Construction organization project	Construction estimate
	pp. 15	Drainage system	89,5

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COLLECTION
base prices for design work on comprehensive improvement
territories (parks, gardens, squares, boulevards, etc.)

MRR-3.2.14.02-06

2007

“Collection of basic prices for design work on comprehensive landscaping of territories (parks, gardens, squares, boulevards, etc.) MRR-3.2.14.02-06” was developed by a temporary creative team of leading specialists from the State Unitary Enterprise “NIAC” of the Moscow Committee for Architecture (I.L. Dronova, B .A. Kurman, E.A. Igoshin) and State Unitary Enterprise “Mosproekt-3” (V.I. Parfenov, V.M. Bodunov, E.E. Kostryukova).

The “Collection” is intended to determine the cost of design work for those types of improvement that are not reflected in the corresponding section of the “Collection of basic prices for design work for construction in the city of Moscow.MRR-3.2.06.06-06».

“Collection of basic prices for design work on comprehensive landscaping of territories (parks, gardens, squares, boulevards, etc.) MRR-3.2.14.02-06” was approved and put into effect by order of the Chairman of the Moscow City Committee for State Expertise of Projects and Pricing in Construction from 03/09/2007 No. 3.

INTRODUCTION

In the “Collection of basic prices for design work on complex landscaping of territories (parks, gardens, public gardens, boulevards, etc.).MRR-3.2.14-05"(hereinafter referred to as the "Collection")" defines the conditions and rules for the formation of basic prices for design work on landscaping on the basis of natural indicators (ha, thousand sq. m., l.m., pcs., etc.) with taking into account the labor costs of developers.

The cost of the main design work for landscaping on the territory of a residential development of a microdistrict, block, urban complex is determined in accordance with section 3.2 of the “Collection of basic prices for design work for construction in the city of Moscow. МРР-3.2.06.06-06 ".

This “Collection” has developed basic prices for those types of landscaping design work that are not included in the cost of residential development.

In the “Collection”, basic prices are developed for the improvement of the following objects and types of work:

City facilities (parks, gardens, squares, boulevards, etc.);

Significant urban spaces (recreation areas, water protection zones, closed facilities);

Special zones (squares, highways, exhibitions);

Small forms of architecture.

The “Collection” does not provide basic prices for work on the comprehensive improvement of the territories of the historical center of Moscow, cultural heritage monuments (historical and cultural monuments) of the peoples of the Russian Federation and specially protected natural areas. The cost of work on the comprehensive improvement of such territories should be determined in accordance with the “Collection of basic prices for design work for construction in the city of Moscow.MRR-3.2.06.06-06».

When developing the Collection, the following legal acts of the Moscow Government and regulatory documents on design were used:

- “On improving the regulatory and methodological framework in design in Moscow” dated 04/05/1996 No. 415-РЗП;

- “On measures to form a regulatory framework for comprehensive improvement in the city of Moscow” dated July 10, 2001 No. 642-PP;

- “On the comprehensive improvement of Moscow: color, architectural lighting, landscape architecture” dated November 26, 1996 No. 940-RZP;

- “On the General Scheme for the comprehensive improvement of the city of Moscow” dated 02.09.2003 No. 746-PP;

- “On the General Scheme of flower decoration for the city of Moscow” dated January 14, 2003 No. 8-PP;

- “Collection of basic prices for design work for construction in Moscow.MRR-3.2.06.06-06»;

- “Collection of prices for design work for construction.” Gosgrazhdanstroy. Section 40. M. 1990;

Decorative color design of facades of buildings and structures. The cost of these design works is determined in accordance with the “Recommendations for determining the cost of an architectural color scheme for the facades of buildings and structures in Moscow. MRR-3.2.18.03.02-05 ";

Construction and improvement of various water structures (fountains, ponds, swimming pools, etc.). The cost of these design works is calculated in accordance with the “Procedure for determining the cost of designing fountains in the conditions of Moscow (2nd edition). MRR-3.2.18.02-01 ";

Placement of small architectural forms and urban furniture (Table 4.1), including:

Placement of visual information elements (billboards, signs, etc.);

Placement of works of monumental and decorative art (including decorative, associative, play sculpture).

Rehabilitation of natural complexes.

1.3. The base price for design work for comprehensive improvement is calculated as of January 1, 2000, based on natural indicators, taking into account the labor costs of developers.

1.4. The base price is calculated for the “Detailed Design” stage with the coefficient K r.p. = 1, the distribution of its value across design stages is carried out in accordance with the “Collection of basic prices for design work for construction in the city of Moscow.MRR-3.2.06.06-06».

1.5. The base prices of this “Collection” include the following types of basic design work for improvement:

General plan;

Layout layout drawings;

Dendroplane;

Planting and layout drawings of landscaping;

Vertical layout - organization of relief; road network;

Drains (storm drains);

Outdoor Lighting;

Organization of construction (POS);

Estimate documentation.

The relative distribution of the cost of the main design works for improvement is given in.

1.6. Improvement of large areas, such as parks, recreation areas, water protection zones, closed facilities, city highways,

exhibitions may include the development of fragments of the territory, functional areas in accordance with the design assignment. The cost of fragments and functional zones is determined for each of them depending on the size of their territory with a coefficient for the composition of the work and with a coefficient of 1.2 for the scale M - 1:200; M - 1:100; M - 1:50.

1.7. To determine the cost of designing works for complex improvement, it is proposed to apply correction factors to the base price, taking into account complicating (simplifying) factors that affect the complexity of design (see Table 1.1).

When applying several coefficients, their values ​​are multiplied, and the product should not exceed 2.0.

1.8. The base price, adjusted using correction factors, is the basis for the formation of the contract price.

1.9. Bringing the base price (as of 01/01/2000) to the current level is carried out using conversion factors (inflationary changes) of the base design cost, approved by the Interdepartmental Council on Pricing Policy in Construction under the Moscow Government (K per).

For objects of the city order, when determining the cost of design work, the standard cost of design products of the city order is applied N r /3 , approved by the Department of Economic Policy and Development of the City of Moscow.

1.10. The cost of design work determined in accordance with the “Collection” does not take into account the following associated costs and are subject to additional payment by the customer (provided that these works are included in the design assignment):

Architectural and artistic lighting;

Coloristic design of facades of buildings and structures;

Construction and improvement of water structures (fountains, pools, reservoirs);

Relaying and laying of utility networks;

Development of retaining walls, engineering structures, sports and recreational areas, valuation of green spaces;

Costs for the acquisition of standard documentation for buildings and industrial products intended for the design of facilities;

Travel and transportation costs associated with the design of an object outside the location of the design organization and requiring the adoption of design decisions on site outside such a location, as well as associated with the acquisition of documentation;

Expenses for international and long-distance telephone calls, as well as international and long-distance postal and telegraph mail related to design;

Expenses for paying bills of organizations approving and conducting examinations for work performed in accordance with the established procedure or on behalf of the customer;

Expenses for payment of services of organizations for translation from foreign and into foreign languages ​​of design and estimate documentation;

Costs of producing, at the request of the customer, an additional quantity of design and estimate documentation in excess of the mandatory number of copies provided for in the “Regulations on the unified procedure for pre-design and design preparation of construction in Moscow (2nd edition)” (the cost of these associated costs is determined on the basis of the labor costs of designers);

Value added tax (VAT):

Costs of design organizations associated with the submission of project documentation to expert and approval bodies, in terms of additional copies and approval of invoices (engineering services);

1.11. The “Collection” can be used by enterprises, organizations, private firms and individuals who legally carry out architectural and landscape design in the city of Moscow.

Table 1.1

Factors influencing the labor intensity of landscaping design

	Specifics of landscaping design	Coefficient values
	Complicating design factors:
	Historical zone;
	Unique objects (subject to permission issued in the prescribed manner);
	Reconstructed area;
	Protected landscape area;
	Difficult terrain;
	Design of an area with more than 50% greenery;
	Surrounded by buildings;
	Availability of communications;
	Availability of high-voltage power lines;
	Availability of a reservoir.
	Simplifying design factors: Reduced scope of work (non-integrated design)

2. METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING THE COST OF MAIN DESIGN WORK FOR COMPLEX TERRITORY IMPROVEMENT

2.1. The base price of the main design work is determined by the formula:

C(b)2000 = A + input(2.1)

Where:

C(b)2000- base price of main design work in 2000 prices, thousand rubles. (determined by);

« A» - constant value expressed in thousand rubles;

« V» - a constant value having the dimension of thousand rubles per unit of natural indicator;

« X» - the magnitude (power) of the natural indicator of the object under consideration.

2.2. The cost of main design work at current prices is determined by the following formula:

(2.2)

Where:

S PR(T) -cost of main design work in current prices;

- product of correction coefficients taking into account complicating (simplifying) design factors;

K per - the coefficient for converting the base cost of design work into the current price level. The value of this coefficient is developed by the Department of Economic Policy and Development of the City of Moscow and adopted by the Interdepartmental Council on Pricing Policy in Construction under the Moscow Government.

2.3. The cost of the main design work for comprehensive improvement in current prices for objects of the city order is determined by the following formula:

(2.3)

Where:

N G.Z. - standard cost of project products of the city order. The value of this standard is determined by the Department of Economic Policy and Development of the City of Moscow.

3. BASIC PRICES FOR MAIN DESIGN WORK FOR COMPLEX TERRITORY IMPROVEMENT

Table 3.1

	Object name	Natural indicator " X", ha	Base price parameters
			A, thousand roubles.	V, thousand rubles/ha
	Parks, gardens	before 1	339,3
		from 1 to 5	26,5	312,8
		from 5 to 10	515,4	214,9
		from 10 to 20	911,2	175,5
		from 20 to 50	1660,8	137,9
		from 50 to 100	3449,5	102,1
		from 100 to 150	4599,3	90,7
		over 150	18200,4
	Squares, boulevards	up to 0.5	258,1
		from 0.5 to 1	12,4	491,4
		from 1 to 2	21,2	482,5
		from 2 to 3	68,7	458,8
		from 3 to 5	285,8	386,4
		from 5 to 10	813,4	280,9
		over 10	3622,0
	Recreation areas	to 10	1782,8
		from 10 to 50	859,0	92,4
		from 50 to 100	1551,9	78,6
		from 100 to 150	3916,2	54,9
		over 150	12146,7
	Water protection zones	to 10	1.924,3
		from 10 to 20	678,1	124,6
		from 20 to 50	1228,1	97,2
		from 50 to 100	2387.6	73,9
		over 100	9781,1
	Closed facilities*	up to 400	20,6
		from 400 to 1200		0,048
		from 1200 to 2400	1,71	0,046
		from 2400 to 6000	7,13	0,045
		over 6000	276,8
	City squares	up to 1	334,8
		from 1 to 5	26,9	307,8
		from 5 to 10	565,8	200,1
		from 10 to 20	861,0	170,5
		over 20	4271,0
	City highways*	up to 500	19,5
		from 500 to 5000	4,03	0,031
		from 5000 to 10000	42,16	0,025
		over 10000	292,16
	Exhibitions	up to 1	230,95
		from 1 to 5	17,05	213,9
		from 5 to 10	290,32	159,19
		from 10 to 20	661,1	122,1
		over 20	3103,9

Note: * 1 sq.m. is taken as the calculated natural indicator. the total area of ​​the object of the landscaped area.

4. BASIC PRICES FOR DESIGNING SMALL ARCHITECTURAL FORMS AND IMPROVEMENT ELEMENTS

1. B Basic prices for the design of small architectural forms (MAFs), calculated using standardized labor costs, are given.

2. All nomenclature given inThe MAF is divided into 14 groups. Basic prices are calculated for each of these groups.

One name of the MAF or improvement element is accepted as a design design indicator.

3. Basic prices in calculated for the “detailed design” stage; when determining the base price for other design stages, the following calculation coefficients are applied to the base price:

For the “project” stage K = 0.4;

For the “working documentation” stage K = 0.6.

4. When designing MAF, three categories of design complexity are used:

Category III - objects of complex curvilinear volumetric-spatial outlines, prefabricated unified structures, made of valuable natural finishing materials, complex in color or plastic-ornamental surface solutions.

For the standard level in accepted III category of complexity of designing MAF facilities.

When determining the base price of objects classified as I and II categories of complexity, the following coefficients are applied to the base prices of the table:

For I complexity category K = 0.75;

For II difficulty category K - 0.85.

6. Basic prices are calculated for individual projects of objects and improvement elements.

The cost of an individual fence project is determined at the base price (clause 3) for one section of the fence:

For individual sections (up to 2.5 m high, 3 m wide), the base price is multiplied by the number of individual sections (the number of individual sections is set by the design assignment and cannot exceed 20);

For the reuse of individual designs of fence sections, a coefficient of 0.4 is applied (the number of sections for reuse is established by the design assignment and should not exceed the number of individual sections);

For repeated reuse of individual sections, a coefficient of 0.4 and 0.06 is applied.

The total cost of the fence project will be the sum of the calculations made above.

7. When designing MAF and improvement elements in conditions of reconstruction with valuable historical and cultural heritage (antique stylization), a coefficient of up to 1.2-1.3 is applied.

8. According to paragraph 6 of Table 4.1, the cost of designing stairs with a number of steps from 20 to 30 is determined.

The cost of designing stairs with up to 10 steps is calculated at basic prices I complexity categories. With the number of steps from 10 to 20 at the base price II complexity categories.

A staircase with more than 30 steps is considered an independent staircase, the cost of which is determined in accordance with the base price established in this table.

Basic prices include stairs with railings and platforms with a flight width of up to 2 meters.

If the flight width is more than 2 meters, the cost increases by 10% for each meter of width in excess of 2 meters.

9. According to paragraph 6 The cost of designing retaining walls up to 2 meters high and up to 30 meters long is determined.

Cost of designing retaining walls length:

Up to 10 meters is calculated at the base price of 1st category of complexity;

Up to 15 meters according to II complexity categories;

Up to 20 meters on III complexity categories;

Over 20 meters with a coefficient of 1.2 applied to the price III complexity categories.

10. Basic MAF design prices do not take into account:

Development of demonstration material;

Design of connecting utility networks to small architectural forms.

Table 4.1

Small architectural forms and landscaping elements

* When designing a separate gate, its base price is determined with a coefficient K = 0.4 of the base price prices in paragraph 7 of the table.

5 FORMATION OF CONTRACTUAL PRICE

5.1. The negotiated price is formed on the basis of the base price, taking into account the mutual interests of the partners, incl. predicted indicators of efficiency and quality of project documentation, reduction (increase) of document development time compared to standards, architectural and technical complexity, degree of creative and entrepreneurial risk, as well as other conditions.

5.2. Along with the main works, the contract price takes into account:

a) the cost of additional work and services;

b) the cost of related work.

5.3. The conditions for forming the contract price, in addition to those listed, include additional payment for:

Reducing the duration of document development compared to standard deadlines;

Fulfillment of special requirements specified in the contract.

5.4. The contract price is determined by the formula:

WITH D.(T.Ts.) = WITH T.Ts. + WITH (additional) t.c.,

Where:

S D. (T.Ts.) . negotiated price in current prices;

With T.Ts. - cost of main works in current prices;

With (additional) t.c - the cost of additional work (services) in current prices.

5.5. Reducing the time frame for completing work relative to the standard (if such a requirement is formalized in the prescribed manner) is taken into account by using a correction factor, the values ​​of which are given intable 4.2.1 “Collection of basic prices for design work for construction in Moscow.MRR-3.2.06.06-06».

5.6. In order to protect the customer and performers from inflationary losses, it is recommended to take into account the use of the following types of contract prices in the terms of the contract:

Fixed contract price, unchangeable during the contract period - for architecturally and technically simple objects, with a short design period;

Open negotiated price, specified during the design process.

5.7. In the case of an open contract price, when calculating for work performed (stages, phases, parts of work), it is recommended:

At the same time, recalculate the cost of work taking into account official inflation indices (coefficients);

Conclude contracts for the performance of work in stages at base prices 01.0 J .2000 in accordance with the "Collection" with adjustments to the cost of performing subsequent stages of work, taking into account the level of cost of work that prevailed at the time of concluding the contract for the implementation of the next stage.

5.8. The cost of basic work, established in accordance with the "Collection", is considered as socially necessary for the creation of design products at a quality level that meets modern requirements.

APPLICATION

Annex 1
Relative distribution of the cost of main design work by sections of project documentation (in%)

	Improvement objects	Architectural planning solutions (master plan, layout drawings)	Landscaping (dendroplane, planting, and layout drawings of landscaping.)	Vertical. plan. Organization relief	Road network	Lighting (external)	Drains (storm drains)	POS	Estimate nary documentation
	City objects:
1.1.	Parks, gardens
1.2.	Squares, boulevards
	Special zones:
2.1.	Recreation areas
2.2.	Water protection zones
2.3.	Closed objects
	Significant urban spaces:
3.1.	Squares
	cities
3.2.	Urban							Calculation of project cost work According to clause 3 cost of designing 20 individual fencing sections in 2000 prices. From 1 pr(2000) = 6981 20 = 139620 rub. WITH 2 pr(2000) = 20 6981 0.4 = 55848 rub. Let's determine the cost of designing the remaining sections. (770 - 40 =730 pcs.). WITH 3 pr(2000) = 730 6981 0.4 0.06 = 122307 rub. WITH about pr(2000) = 139620 + 55848 + 122307 = 317775 rub. IV quarter 2006). IV quarter of 2006 is - 2,342. City order standardN r/3 = 0.61 Then, 317775 2.342 0.61= 453980 rub. Continuation of application 2 Example 2 Calculation of the cost of the fence project. Exodus n data The length of the fence is 3500 running meters. Fence height = 2m. Section length - 3.01 m. Number of sections - 1000 pcs., incl. individual sections - 15 pcs. Calculation of the cost of design work According to clause 3 the cost of designing 15 individual fence sections in 2000 prices will be C 1 pr (2000) = 6981 15 = 104,715 rubles. Cost of design work when reusing fence sections: WITH 2 pr(2000) = 6981 15 0.4 = 41886 rub. Cost of designing the remaining sections. (1000 -30 =970 pcs.). WITH 3 pr(2000) = 6981 970 0.4 0.06 = 162518 rub. In total, the cost of design work in 2000 prices will be: WITH about pr(2000) = 104715 + 41886 + 162518 = 309119 rub. Cost of design work in current prices (at IV quarter 2006). Price conversion factor from 2000 level to IV the 2006 quarter is 2,342. Then, taking into account the city order 309119 2.342 0.61 = 441614 rubles.

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