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CI-2009 MRc4:Recycled Content

Free materials

Hi our company has moved to a new office and we are submitting for LEED gold. However some of our suppliers gave us material for free such as the mineral board ceiling (as we are a design office and often use these vendors). How do I calculate this material cost or do I disregard it? Any suggestions.... Thanks Martin

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Nadav Malin
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Mon, 03/14/2011 - 12:52

Hi Martin, At first blush I'd say that the salvaged materials approach would apply here, meaning that you should just assign these products a fair market cost. Anyone have any experience suggesting otherwise?

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