Resort Cost Re-Estimation
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I have an initial budget study for a resort that needs to be torn down and rebuilt from the numbers up. The refreshed estimate must embrace every major zone of the property—Accommodation, Dining facilities, Recreational areas, and the Swimming pool—and speak to today’s material and labour realities as well as current building codes.
Accommodation is the heaviest focus. Only NEW constructions are on the table and they will take the form of villas or cottages, not hotel rooms or suites. I need a clear, line-item cost breakdown that covers structural work, MEP, finishes, FF&E, permitting, and contingency, together with a concise narrative that explains the quantity assumptions and unit rates you used. Dining venues, recreation hubs and the pool area should follow the same transparent logic so that stakeholders can compare apples to apples.
Deliverables
• Updated detailed cost estimate in Excel (editable)
• Two-page executive summary in PDF outlining key cost drivers, risk allowances, and recommended next steps
Acceptance criteria
• All figures trace back to cited unit rates or supplier quotes dated no earlier than the past six months
• Separate subtotals for Accommodation-Villas/Cottages, Dining, Recreation, Pool, plus an overall grand total
• Clearly stated assumptions and exclusions
If you regularly use tools like CostX, Bluebeam or RSMeans, mention that; native Excel formulas must remain intact for future what-if analysis. Accuracy and clarity matter more than speed, yet a realistic turnaround of one week will keep the project on schedule.
Accommodation is the heaviest focus. Only NEW constructions are on the table and they will take the form of villas or cottages, not hotel rooms or suites. I need a clear, line-item cost breakdown that covers structural work, MEP, finishes, FF&E, permitting, and contingency, together with a concise narrative that explains the quantity assumptions and unit rates you used. Dining venues, recreation hubs and the pool area should follow the same transparent logic so that stakeholders can compare apples to apples.
Deliverables
• Updated detailed cost estimate in Excel (editable)
• Two-page executive summary in PDF outlining key cost drivers, risk allowances, and recommended next steps
Acceptance criteria
• All figures trace back to cited unit rates or supplier quotes dated no earlier than the past six months
• Separate subtotals for Accommodation-Villas/Cottages, Dining, Recreation, Pool, plus an overall grand total
• Clearly stated assumptions and exclusions
If you regularly use tools like CostX, Bluebeam or RSMeans, mention that; native Excel formulas must remain intact for future what-if analysis. Accuracy and clarity matter more than speed, yet a realistic turnaround of one week will keep the project on schedule.