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Abstract

Before starting the construction of a work, it is necessary to make a study of its cost, this economic study is called a budget. The objective of a budget is to determine the anticipated cost of each and every one of the parts that constitute a work, with detailed specifications of the materials and the work to be done. The present research explains how to calculate the final price of a work, and as this price includes each of the costs attributable to the construction, as well as the costs added by the constructor's operations. But the budget is not only to know the anticipated cost of the work to be carried out, but also facilitates the calculation of the quantity of materials, labor and equipment necessary for its execution. It will also provide data for the execution of the work schedule, and will serve as the basis for the price adjustments and the corresponding work schedules. Obtaining the above results implies the organization and processing of a large amount of data. The processes that intervene in obtaining a budget, in turn, follow a number of rules that delay, make difficult and are causes of errors in the calculation.