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title: "2026-01-09"
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# 2026-01-09
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## 2026-01-09 10:00
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### 2100 Crystal Drive
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`#600 ? WHITE ?` had incorrect sort codes.
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#### Lighting Control
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I took of lighting per plans (E510)
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in spite of proposal stating "local control".
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Will have to be changed.
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#### Labor Factor
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Fire Alarm
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Switchgear
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Feeders
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Subfeeds
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Corridors
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Amenity
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Retail
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Units
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#### Fixtures
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> [!failure]
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> Several fixtures were erroneously based on NM cable.
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I built some fixtures with \#12/3 in areas with emergency lighting
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to be an unswitched hot.
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Joel is having me change them to \#12/2.
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#### Units
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> [!failure]
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> One unit type typical was missing `Area` quantities.
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> Another had no takeoff.
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#### Labor Plan
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$$
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\mathbb{E}\left[\frac{\text{Hours Per Unit}}{\text{Openings Per Unit}}\right] \approx .75~\text{Hours Per Opening}
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$$
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High Rise .110--.120 hr/sqft
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## 2026-01-09 12:00
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$$
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\frac{146097}{400} = 365.2425~\text{Days Per Year}
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\frac{20871}{400} = 52.1775~\text{Weeks Per Year}
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\frac{6957}{1600} = 4.348125~\text{Weeks Per Month}
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$$
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$$
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\frac{365.2425~\text{Days Per Year}}{7~\text{Days Per Week}}
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= 52.1775~\text{Weeks Per Year}
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$$
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$$
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\frac{52.1775~\text{Weeks Per Year}}{12~\text{Months Per Year}}
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= 4.348125~\text{Weeks Per Month}
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$$
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## 2026-01-09 14:45
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[[bid-price-modeling]]
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Suppose a true cost model,
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accounting for all relevant information available at time $t$.
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$C(t)$ returns a distribution whose [scale](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scale_parameter)
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decreases with $t$, and $C(0)$ maps to a single value.
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$t>0$ is time until the final payment.
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