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Appendix L-1 2021 Reclamation Cost Calculation
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Closure Cost Estimate <br />Cost Summary <br />Project Name: Cross and Caribou Reclamation Estimator <br />Project Date: November 23 2021 <br />Model Version: Version 1.4.1 <br />File Name: RND2_Cross And Caribou Reclamation Cost Estimator_REVB.xlsm <br />Indirect Costs Include?Total <br />1. Engineering, Design and Construction (ED&C) Plan (7)$18,753 <br />2. Contingency (8)$23,442 <br />3. Insurance (9)$1,350 $1,350 <br />4. Performance Bond (10)$7,032 <br />5. Contractor Profit (11)$23,442 <br />6. Contract Administration (12)$23,442 <br />7. Government Indirect Cost (13)$4,923 <br />Subtotal Add-On Costs $102,384 <br />Total Indirect Costs as % of Direct Cost 44% <br />GRAND TOTAL $336,799 <br />Administrative Cost Rates (%) <br /><=<=<=> <br />1. Engineering, Design and Construction (ED&C) Plan (7)$1,000,000 $25,000,000 $25,000,000 Small Plan <br />Variable Rate 8%6%4%0% <br /><=<=<=> <br />2. Contingency (8)$500,000 $5,000,000 $50,000,000 $50,000,000 Small Plan <br />Variable Rate 10%8%6%4%0% <br />3. Insurance (9)1.5% of labor costs <br />4. Bond (10)3.0%of the O&M costs if O&M costs are >$100,000 <br />5. Contractor Profit (11)10% of the O&M costs <br /><=<=<=> <br />6. Contract Administration (12)$1,000,000 $25,000,000 $25,000,000 <br />Variable Rate 10%8%6% <br />Government Indirect Cost (13)21%of contract administration <br />Cost Ranges for Indirect Cost Percentages <br />4. Fluid management should be calculated only when mineral processing activities are involved. Fluid management represents the costs of maintaining proper <br />5. Handling of hazardous materials includes the cost of decontaminating, neutralizing, disposing, treating and/or isolating all hazardous materials used, produced, <br />6. Any mitigation measures required in the Plan of Operations must be included in the reclamation cost estimate. Mitigation may include measures to avoid, <br />7. Engineering, design and construction (ED&C) plans are often necessary to provide details on the reclamation needed to contract for the required work. To <br />3. Miscellaneous items should be itemized on accompanying worksheets. <br />2. The reclamation cost estimate must include the estimated plugging cost of at least one drill hole for each active drill rig in the project area. Where the <br />13. Government indirect cost rate is 21% of the contract administration costs. <br />8. A contingency cost is included in the reclamation cost estimation to cover unforeseen cost elements. Calculate the contingency cost as a percentage of the <br />9. Insurance premiums are calculated at 1.5% of the total labor costs. Enter the premium amount if liability insurance is not included in the itemized unit costs. <br />12. To estimate the contract administration cost, use 6 to 10% of the operational and maintenance (O&M) cost. Calculate the contract administration cost as a <br />11. For Federal construction contracts, use 10% of estimated O&M cost for the contractor’s profit. <br />RECLAMATION COST ESTIMATION SUMMARY SHEET FOOTNOTES <br />1. Federal construction contracts require Davis-Bacon wage rates for contracts over $2,000. Wage rate estimates may include base pay, payroll loading, <br />10. Federal construction contracts exceeding $100,000 require both a performance and a payment bond (Miller Act, 40 USC 270et seq.). Each bond premium is <br />11/21/2021 <br />Copyright © 2004 - 2008 <br />SRCE Software. All Rights Reserved. Page 3 of 3 11/21/2021
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