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UNATTENDED DEATH PROJECT INPUTS PRICING

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Every market has different conditions that affect pricing.  The labor rate paid to technicians, the rental or lease rate for a facility, the rate charged for biohazard waste treatment, and the rate for fuel is different in each metropolitan area and the surrounding region.  

 

This difference in input costs for the associated component of labor, rent, fuel, and waste disposal translates into varying total billed costs when compared across regional areas.  In addition to different billing rates for components across regions, each company chosen to complete the work may have various billing components.  

 

For example, one company may bill for items such as a Job Set-Up and Job Demobilize fee, $200-$375, when another company may not include such charges in their billing.  The high-risk hourly labor rate for a biohazard technician can range from $150 to $300 based on the company providing the services.  Additional high-risk labor rates may be included in this range, or slightly above, for supervisor hourly billing.

 

In addition to this high-risk labor rate, many companies may break their labor rate down into a medium-risk, $60-$95, and a low-risk labor rate, $35-$55.  This labor rate scale based on risk allows companies providing services to bill at different rates based on the risk associated with the task assigned.  If a project has different components that can be segregated based on risk, the contractor or company providing the services can carve out each segment of the project and assign the proper labor rate.  

 

Often, when cleaning a human decomposition or a large volume gross filth-affected structure, one or more portions of the structure may be less affected by the contamination.  When preparing a project bid for services that clearly have segments that contain different risk profiles, the labor rate associated with each segment can be billed separately.  

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