Task B (Grab and Fly’s Bistro)
A task B (Bistro) will last 60 days (5/01/2018 - 7/30/2018). It will be carried out by
• 14 construction workers
• daily cost of a construction worker is $ 130
• supplies for an amount of $ 80000.
What is the Total cost of this task?
• Fixed costs for one construction worker: $ 130 x 60 days = $7800
• Total costs for the entire construction staff: $ 7800 x 14 = $ 109,200
• Total Bistro Cost: $ 109200 + $ 80000 = $ 189200
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