Global Occupier Guide
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AUD - Australian Dollar.
BRL - Brazilian Real.
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Office.
Industrial.
Project Management
Office Occupier Market Condition
Labor Cost - Wages for experienced office workers. Source: City Globe and Colliers
Tenant Favorable - of the property market condition for workplace area. Source: Colliers
Typical Loss Factor
From rentable to useable square meters
Loss Factor Notes:
Fit-Out Cost Notes:
Rent-Free Period Notes:
Lease Term Notes:
Estimated variety for all extra charges per Square Meters.
Service Charge Notes:
Workplace
Regional Office
Typical Square Meters per employee (consists of workplace square footage for employees and contractors).
Desk Sharing
Desk Sharing Average
Average headcount per workstation.
Industrial Occupier Market Condition
Occupier Market Conditions - How favorable is the regulative environment to starting and running a service. Source: Colliers
Labor Cost - Wages for manuafacturing and warehouse/distribution workplace employees. Source: City Globe and Colliers
Tenant Favorable - Assessment of the real estate market condition for commercial area. Source: Colliers
Landlord Concessions
Fit-Out Concession
Rent-Free Period
Standard Range of Rent-Free Months
Typical variety of rent-free months.
Tenant Rep Broker Fee (New Leases)
Tenant Rep Broker Fee (Renewals)
Payment of Fees/Commissions Notes:
Lease Provisions
Lease Term
Typical lease term in years.
Operating Expenses & Service Charges Included
Added fees
Estimated range in total for all surcharges per Square Meters.
Added fees:
Lease Fundamentals: The following use to both office and commercial leases.
Lease Execution Requirements:
Negotiated Subletting/Assignment
Negotiated Subletting/Assignment Notes:
Statutory Subletting/Assignment
Blend & Extend Strategies
Blend & Extend Notes:
Statutory Early Termination
Negotiated Early Termination
Early Termination Notes:
Project Management
Section 1. Fit Cost Data
Total Fit-Out Cost
Total Fit-Out Cost Notes:
Furniture Cost
Furniture Cost Notes:
Low Voltage Cabling Cost
Low Voltage Cabling Cost Notes:
Floor Covering Cost
Flooring Cost Notes:
Partitioning Walls Cost
Partitioning Walls Cost Notes:
Other (IT/etc) Cost
Other Cost Notes:
Construction to Move-in Cycle Time
Class A Workplace
Class B Office
Class C Office
Typical Manpower Hourly Rates
Programme Manager
Senior Project Manager
Project Manager
Junior Project Manager
Project Assistant
Workplace Consultant
Designer/Architect
Change Manager
Project Management Base Fee
Base cost [%] for the fitout of above workplace of 1000 m2.
Base Fee Notes:
Section 2. Scope of Work Description
Phase 1: Services Before and During the Transaction
Review the LOI and work letter portion of the Lease to make sure that the clients interests are protected during the build-out of the job.
Advise Colliers broker and customer on project problems and their resolution as they take place.
Participate in building trips, if asked for, to evaluate structure systems and other cost-related observations and prepare a building due diligence report
Develop top-level task price quote and timeline based on test fit and Client requirements
Schedule and chair Schematic Drawings and Design Development Drawings review meetings/conference calls
Define office method for client, research what kind of area, workplace/ workplace accelerates service
Define program of requirements for area, structure and interior attributes
Engage with the Client Facilities Management (FM) Operations team to make sure alignment with Client standards
Phase 1 Notes:
Phase 2: Service Before and During the Design Process
Develop initial job spending plan and schedule.
Develop the RFP for selection of an area planner/architect and any other consultants determined and needed
Analyze, compare and assess responses to the RFP.
Orchestrate the area planner/architect interview procedure.
Negotiate, on behalf of the client, professional services agreements with the space planner/architect and other specialists.
Review architect's final Program of Requirements.
Monitor the style team's schedule of deadlines and deliverables. Coordinate conferences with the style group and the client. Manage the design process on behalf of the customer.
Review and advise payment of the billings for services. Submit billings for payment to proprietor or customer and prepare month-to-month reports of project expenses versus project budget.
Negotiate all client-vendor contractors (IT, AV, Security/Access Control, Signage, High Density Filing) on behalf of customer.
Coordinate with either Architect or General Contractor in permitting procedure
Schedule and chair weekly design evaluation meetings/conference calls
Other Value-Add Services: Test fits (consisting of Look & Feel) - Cost Estimates - Schedule/timing/phasing circumstances - Floor plan, core and flow performance ratios( GIA vs NIA) (NOA vs NIA) - Technical due diligence/Assessments - We might pack whatever into a Feasibility Study or proposed them separately depending upon the situation.
Define interior guidelines for architect based on workplace method
Control workplace strategy and performance and during design procedure
Architectural design
Phase 2 Notes:
Phase 3: Services Before Construction
Liaise with the Landlord's Representative.
Prequalify a list of basic professionals to be talked to (consult lease to confirm any Landlord required GCs).
Develop the RFP, including Landlord and/or Lease required files, for selection of a general specialist.
Analyze, level, and examine the responses to RFP.
Orchestrate basic professional interview process and prepare evaluation scorecard.
Review all proposed subcontractors and keep track of the general professional's subcontractor bid process to guarantee integrity of the process and quality of the craftsmanship.
Monitor the general professional's schedule of due dates and deliverables. Coordinate meetings in between the design group, general specialist, customer and appropriate suppliers.
Negotiate, on customer's behalf, the General Contractor arrangement for Client approval
Schedule and collaborate Architect's 90% Construction Drawings review
Develop Project Cost Summary + Invoice Tracker and update weekly
Phase 4: Services During Construction
Coordinate with the Landlord's Representative.
Conduct weekly construction meetings to examine development, quality and conformance with the Contract Documents and distribute minutes of meetings.
Monitor the basic professional's schedule.
Monitor the building budget.
Review, and advise for payment, the specialist's Applications for Payment.
Monitor all task documentation.
Act at all times as client's liaison to suppliers contracted straight by Client (IT, AV, Security/Access Control, Signage).
Oversee the punch list process to make sure acceptable conclusion of all items.
Close out all expert, specialist and supplier contracts.
Submit General Contractor, supplier, and specialist invoices to Landlord for repayment per the Lease Workletter
Review and recommend for payment all General Contractor, supplier, and specialist billings
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Global Occupier Guide
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