CSI MASTER FORMAT 2012 SAMPLE COST CODES
CSI MASTER FORMAT 2012 SAMPLE COST CODES 1. This document is intended to serve as a general guideline for Standard Cost Code setup for a small to mid‐size General Contractor. 2. Its purpose is to provide a standard list to import into Job Cost, for tracking historical costs a
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