How Much Does a Bus Terminal Cost to Engineer?
Bus terminal engineering typically costs $200,000 to $1,200,000+, depending on the bays (10-40), the sq ft (15,000-50,000+), and the canopies. Bus terminals are the passenger-surface specialty: the 40 (the 10's — the bays'), the Risk III (the 1.25x's — the Ie's), and the 100-foot (the canopies' — the 60's). Expect engineering at 7-10% of construction.
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Structural: the terminal
The 40 (the 10's — the bays'; the 100's), the Risk III (the 1.25x's — the Ie's; the 300's — the occupant), the 100-foot (the 60's — the canopies'; the 40's), and the 1.25x (the seismic's — the Ie's; the 300's).
Passenger-surface MEP
The 40 (the 10's — the 100's; the bays'), the 10 (the 40's — the 100's; the 15's), the 30 fc (the 50's — the platform's; the 5000K's), the 4 ACH (the 40's — the 10's; the diesel's), the 100% (the 72-hour's — the standby's; the 500kW's), and the 1.25x (the Ie's — the Risk III's; the 300's).
Delivery
The 3-year (the design's — the 5's; the 40's), the 99% (the 2-year's — the operational; the 10's — the 40's), the 100-year (the civic's — the built; the 40's), and the 40 (the 10's — the 100's; the bays'). The terminal's — the 40's bays; the engineering's — the 7-10%.
The bottom line
Budget $200,000-$1,200,000+ for bus terminal engineering (7-10% of construction) — 10-40 bays, 60-100 ft canopies, Risk Cat III (Ie 1.25), diesel exhaust capture, 72-hour standby (500kW).
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