cwicr-overhead-markup

cwicr-overhead-markup is a skill for Claude Code, Codex from jdmorag97-rgb/DDC_Skills_for_AI_Agents_in_Construction. It costs 32 tokens per session (3,007 once invoked), scanned A, a copy of cwicr-overhead-markup, MIT.

A construction-pricing calculator that adds indirect costs and margins to CWICR direct-cost estimates, including overhead, profit, bonds, and insurance.

In plain words
What is it for?
Use it to apply configurable markups, calculate project overhead and profit, and break down pricing for different projects or clients.
Why use it?
It turns basic cost estimates into a clearer selling price and shows how each added charge affects the total.

Skill for Claude CodeCodex

Which agent this was written for is unclear — built for openclaw. Also seen: built for openclaw.

Good fit Use it to apply configurable markups, calculate project overhead and profit, and break down pricing for different projects or clients.

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1_DDC_Toolkit/CWICR-Database/cwicr-overhead-markup/SKILL.md · 412 lines

How it starts

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CWICR Overhead & Markup Calculator

Business Case

Problem Statement

Direct costs need additional markups:

  • General overhead (office, insurance)
  • Project overhead (site costs)
  • Profit margins
  • Bonds and insurance

Solution

Systematic markup application to CWICR direct costs with configurable rates for overhead, profit, bonds, and other indirect costs.

Business Value

  • Complete pricing - From cost to selling price
  • Configurable rates - By project/client type
  • Transparency - Clear markup breakdown
  • Consistency - Standard markup application

Technical Implementation

import pandas as pd
from typing import Dict, Any, List, Optional
from dataclasses import dataclass, field
from enum import Enum


class MarkupType(Enum):
    """Types of markup."""
    OVERHEAD = "overhead"
    PROFIT = "profit"
    BOND = "bond"
    INSURANCE = "insurance"
    CONTINGENCY = "contingency"
    TAX = "tax"
    ESCALATION = "escalation"
    CUSTOM = "custom"


class MarkupMethod(Enum):
    """Markup calculation methods."""
    ON_COST = "on_cost"              # Markup on direct cost
    ON_COST_PLUS = "on_cost_plus"    # Markup on cost + previous markups
    FIXED = "fixed"                   # Fixed amount


@dataclass
class MarkupItem:
    """Single markup item."""
    name: str
    markup_type: MarkupType
    rate: float
    method: MarkupMethod
    base_amount: float
    markup_amount: float


@dataclass
class MarkupSchedule:
    """Complete markup schedule."""
    name: str
    markups: List[MarkupItem]

    def get_total_rate(self) -> float:
        """Get combined markup rate."""
        return sum(m.rate for m in self.markups)


@dataclass
class PricingResult:
    """Complete pricing with all markups."""
    direct_cost: float
    labor_cost: float
    material_cost: float
    equipment_cost: float
    subcontractor_cost: float
    markups: List[MarkupItem]
    total_markup: float
    total_price: float
    markup_percentage: float


# Standard markup templates
MARKUP_TEMPLATES = {
    'residential': {
        'overhead': 0.10,
        'profit': 0.10,
        'contingency': 0.05
    },
    'commercial': {
        'overhead': 0.12,
        'profit': 0.08,
        'bond': 0.015,
        'insurance': 0.02,
        'contingency': 0.05
    },
    'industrial': {
        'overhead': 0.15,
        'profit': 0.08,
        'bond': 0.02,
        'insurance': 0.025,
        'contingency': 0.08
    },
    'government': {
        'overhead': 0.12,
        'profit': 0.06,
        'bond': 0.025,
        'contingency': 0.05
    },
    'subcontractor': {
        'overhead': 0.08,
        'profit': 0.10
    }
}


class CWICROverheadMarkup:
    """Apply overhead and markup to CWICR estimates."""

    def __init__(self, cwicr_data: pd.DataFrame = None):
        self.cost_data = cwicr_data
        if cwicr_data is not None:
            self._index_data()

    def _index_data(self):
        """Index cost data."""
        if 'work_item_code' in self.cost_data.columns:
            self._code_index = self.cost_data.set_index('work_item_code')
        else:
            self._code_index = None

    def get_template(self, template_name: str) -> Dict[str, float]:
        """Get markup template."""
        return MARKUP_TEMPLATES.get(template_name, MARKUP_TEMPLATES['commercial'])

    def create_markup_schedule(self,
                                name: str,
                                markups: Dict[str, float],
                                method: MarkupMethod = MarkupMethod.ON_COST) -> MarkupSchedule:
        """Create markup schedule from rates."""

        items = []
        for markup_name, rate in markups.items():
            markup_type = MarkupType.CUSTOM
            for mt in MarkupType:
                if mt.value in markup_name.lower():
                    markup_type = mt
                    break

            items.append(MarkupItem(
                name=markup_name,
                markup_type=markup_type,
                rate=rate,
                method=method,
                base_amount=0,
                markup_amount=0
            ))

        return MarkupSchedule(name=name, markups=items)

    def apply_markups(self,
                      direct_cost: float,
                      schedule: MarkupSchedule,
                      cost_breakdown: Dict[str, float] = None) -> PricingResult:
        """Apply markup schedule to direct cost."""

        if cost_breakdown is None:
            cost_breakdown = {
                'labor': direct_cost * 0.40,
                'material': direct_cost * 0.45,
                'equipment': direct_cost * 0.10,
                'subcontractor': direct_cost * 0.05
            }

        markup_items = []
        running_total = direct_cost

        for markup in schedule.markups:
            if markup.method == MarkupMethod.ON_COST:
                base = direct_cost
            elif markup.method == MarkupMethod.ON_COST_PLUS:
                base = running_total
            else:  # FIXED
                base = 1

            amount = base * markup.rate

            markup_items.append(MarkupItem(
                name=markup.name,
                markup_type=markup.markup_type,
                rate=markup.rate,
                method=markup.method,
                base_amount=round(base, 2),
                markup_amount=round(amount, 2)
            ))

            running_total += amount

        total_markup = running_total - direct_cost
        markup_pct = (total_markup / direct_cost * 100) if direct_cost > 0 else 0

        return PricingResult(
            direct_cost=round(direct_cost, 2),
            labor_cost=round(cost_breakdown.get('labor', 0), 2),
            material_cost=round(cost_breakdown.get('material', 0), 2),
            equipment_cost=round(cost_breakdown.get('equipment', 0), 2),
            subcontractor_cost=round(cost_breakdown.get('subcontractor', 0), 2),
            markups=markup_items,
            total_markup=round(total_markup, 2),
            total_price=round(running_total, 2),
            markup_percentage=round(markup_pct, 1)
        )

    def price_estimate(self,
                       items: List[Dict[str, Any]],
                       template: str = 'commercial') -> PricingResult:
        """Price complete estimate with markups."""

        # Calculate direct costs
        labor = 0
        material = 0
        equipment = 0
        subcontractor = 0

        for item in items:
            code = item.get('work_item_code', item.get('code'))
            qty = item.get('quantity', 0)

            if self._code_index is not None and code in self._code_index.index:
                wi = self._code_index.loc[code]
                labor += float(wi.get('labor_cost', 0) or 0) * qty
                material += float(wi.get('material_cost', 0) or 0) * qty
                equipment += float(wi.get('equipment_cost', 0) or 0) * qty

            subcontractor += item.get('subcontractor_cost', 0)

        direct_cost = labor + material + equipment + subcontractor
        cost_breakdown = {
            'labor': labor,
            'material': material,
            'equipment': equipment,
            'subcontractor': subcontractor
        }

        # Get template and create schedule
        rates = self.get_template(template)
        schedule = self.create_markup_schedule(template, rates)

        return self.apply_markups(direct_cost, schedule, cost_breakdown)

    def calculate_bid_price(self,
                            direct_cost: float,
                            overhead_rate: float = 0.12,
                            profit_rate: float = 0.08,
                            bond_rate: float = 0.015,
                            contingency_rate: float = 0.05) -> Dict[str, Any]:
        """Calculate bid price with standard markups."""

        overhead = direct_cost * overhead_rate
        subtotal1 = direct_cost + overhead

        profit = subtotal1 * profit_rate
        subtotal2 = subtotal1 + profit

        bond = subtotal2 * bond_rate
        subtotal3 = subtotal2 + bond

        contingency = direct_cost * contingency_rate

        total = subtotal3 + contingency

        return {
            'direct_cost': round(direct_cost, 2),
            'overhead': round(overhead, 2),
            'overhead_rate': f"{overhead_rate:.1%}",
            'profit': round(profit, 2),
            'profit_rate': f"{profit_rate:.1%}",
            'bond': round(bond, 2),
            'bond_rate': f"{bond_rate:.1%}",
            'contingency': round(contingency, 2),
            'contingency_rate': f"{contingency_rate:.1%}",
            'bid_price': round(total, 2),
            'total_markup': round(total - direct_cost, 2),
            'total_markup_pct': round((total - direct_cost) / direct_cost * 100, 1)
        }

    def compare_markup_scenarios(self,
                                  direct_cost: float,
                                  scenarios: Dict[str, Dict[str, float]]) -> pd.DataFrame:
        """Compare different markup scenarios."""

        results = []

        for name, rates in scenarios.items():
            schedule = self.create_markup_schedule(name, rates)
            pricing = self.apply_markups(direct_cost, schedule)

            results.append({
                'Scenario': name,
                'Direct Cost': pricing.direct_cost,
                'Total Markup': pricing.total_markup,
                'Markup %': pricing.markup_percentage,
                'Total Price': pricing.total_price
            })

        return pd.DataFrame(results)

    def export_pricing(self,
                        result: PricingResult,
                        output_path: str) -> str:
        """Export pricing breakdown to Excel."""

        with pd.ExcelWriter(output_path, engine='openpyxl') as writer:
            # Summary
            summary_df = pd.DataFrame([{
                'Direct Cost': result.direct_cost,
                'Labor': result.labor_cost,
                'Material': result.material_cost,
                'Equipment': result.equipment_cost,
                'Subcontractor': result.subcontractor_cost,
                'Total Markup': result.total_markup,
                'Markup %': result.markup_percentage,
                'Total Price': result.total_price
            }])
            summary_df.to_excel(writer, sheet_name='Summary', index=False)

            # Markup Details
            markup_df = pd.DataFrame([
                {
                    'Markup': m.name,
                    'Type': m.markup_type.value,
                    'Rate': f"{m.rate:.1%}",
                    'Base': m.base_amount,
                    'Amount': m.markup_amount
                }
                for m in result.markups
            ])
            markup_df.to_excel(writer, sheet_name='Markups', index=False)

        return output_path

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