I have a letter from a supplier claiming 58% recycled content for steel; 20% post consumer, 25% post industrial, and 13% home scrap.

Im confused on many fronts. 1) taking over LEED documentation for someone who recently left, and I know little about the project - or LEED v3 online.

This is directly from the preliminary review report: 1. Bull Moose Tubing has been reported with a recycled content of 62.5% post-consumer and 37.5% pre-consumer.

I understand how to calculate recycled content using the SCM calculation for concrete.

I would like to know if this credit form can be populated in the local currency instead of dollars. This inquiry would affect credits MRc4, MRc5, MRc6 and MRc7.

When establishing the material cost for MR credits, is the cost of materials defined by what the general contractor pays to buy a product or what the manufacturer pays to manufacture a product?

If we will be using the 45% default for the Construction Cost, How do I determine the Construction Cost? Is it the Constact Amount Value Less the Electrical,Mechanical,Eqpt,Specialty Eqpt. costs?

Hello friends, what if I got the real recycled content from a supplier of steel and it was less than 25%, can I use the LEED default value then? Is there a limitation for using this exception?

I have a situation where our client is very concerned that GWB with recycled content needs to be specially sealed in order to maintain a healthy environment.

I have filled out all the information based on actual costs for all product materials and at the end of the form there are no documented points and the "table indicator" states "incomplete".