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From: BMG
Sent Mon 3/5/2012 2:57:09 PM
Subject: Fwd: Heavy Material
As requested
Heavy Material cost
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From: Monique Harry •MMMIIMI
Date: March 5, 2012 10:20:44 AM GMT-04:00
To: Brice Gordon
Cc: Rich Kahn , Thomas Melnick
Subject: FW: eavy atena
Brice,
Per your request total estimated cost for project needing aggregate on LSJ (Stone,
Columbian Sand, & Manufactured Sand) is $38,216.66. (Trucking included
$6,561.00) Detail as followed below.
Grotto 35 yards = $3,039.62
Flag Pole 75 yards = $6,521.17
Heli pad 40 yards = $3,178.92
Triangle 60 yards = $5,222.34
Sundial 10 yards = $667.89
Five Palms 65 yards = $5,901.28
Duct Bank 80 yards @ Five Palms including 3 add loads of MFS for underground work =
$11,502.72
Misc Pour 25 yards = $2,182.72
1 can also provide the total dollar amount of sand, MFS, and stone per each job if needed.
MONIQUE HAPPY
Project Administrator
LSJ, LLC
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To:
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Subject: FW: Heavy Material
Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2012 13:07:40 -0400
Rich,
Average of material used is based on type of concete mix. (cx. Devil mix dry, 4000 psi,
grout mix) This estimation is based on an average of 1500 lbs of stone per yard,
600 lbs of columbian sand per yard, and 1200 lbs of Manf Sand per yard. (2000 lbs
= I ton)
Per Tom's estimation below an approx 390 yards of concrete will be batched which breaks
down to:
293 tons of stone (requested 400 tons)
117 tons of Col (requested 500 tons)
324 tons of MFs (requested 500 tons)
Note: Material that is not batch which is taken by bucket or bakkero is used in motar mix
for stone walls and concrete walls, dry repair of roads (holes), Lanscaping
MONIQUE HARRY
Project Administrator
LSJ, LLC
Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2012 10:40:53 -0500
Subject: Re: FW: Heavy Material
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To:
Monique ...good day ... a rough estimate of yards of concrete per project remember
there are approx 4000 lbs of materials in a yard of concrete..
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1 grotto approx 35 yds to go
2 flag pole road 75 yds
3 hell road approx 40 yds
4 triangle approx 60 yds
5 sundial 10 yds to go
6 Five palms 65 approx 65 yds
7 duck bank @ five palms 80 yards + 3 truck loads of MFS sand for underground work
8 misc pours approx 25 yds ...
that's all i have on the schedule for concrete placement at this time..
On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 10:01 AM, Monique Harry
wrote:
I need your help. Rich wants an estimate of how many tons will go to
each one of the projects below. 500 tons of columbian 500 tons of
MFs and 400 tons of #57 stone.
MONIQUE HAPPY
Project Administrator
LSJ, LLC
From:
Subject: Heavy Materia
Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2012 09:22:58 -0500
To:
you had asked for 500 tons of each component
can you please allocate estimate of use for each project
thank you
Richard Kahn
HBRK Associates Inc.
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On Feb 21, 2012, at 8:15 AM, Monique Harry wrote:
Current Inventory:
Manufacturing Sand - 2 loads
Columbian Sand - 1 load
Stone - 2 loads
Projects Concrete will be used for:
1. Five Palms - Side walks/terraces
2. Grotto - Steps
3. Flagpole pool - Road
4. Hell Pad - Road
5. Triangle - Road
6. Sundial - Slab
MONIQUE HARRY
Project Administrator
LSJ, LLC
6100 Red Hook Qtr Suite A2-7
St. Thomas, USVI 00802
Telephone (340) 779-8054
Fax (340) 775-2528
Subject: Fwd: Heavy Material
From: richardkahni2©gmail.com
Date: Fri, 17 Feb 2012 16:01:24 -0500
CC: moniaueharrvfthotmail.com
To: bgordonisKagmail.com
Can you please provide me with inventory currently on hand in addition to specific
details on what this will be used for rather than mist island
concrete
thank you
Richard Kahn
HBRK Associates Inc.
301 East 66th Street, Suite 10F
New York, NY 10065
tel 646-862-4811
fax 646-350-0954
cell 917-414-7584
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From: Monique Harry
<[email protected]
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Date: February 14, 2012
12:04:34 PM EST
To: Rich Kahn
<richardkahn12(qmail corn
Subject: Heavy Material
Good Day Rich,
Attached for your approval 3 IS) purchase request for Heavy Material
1. Manufacturing Sand 500 tons = $26,120.00
2. Columbian Sand 500 tons = $40,400.00
3. #57 Stone 500 tons = $18,360.00
Total = $84,880.00 (includes cost of Trucking)
Due to my absence on Friday and Monday, currently 3 loads of stone
and 3 loads of Manf. Sand is being
pick up at Heavy Material without
following the proper protocol.
Estimated cost is $6,200.00 so,
I'm hereby requesting $6,500.00
to be place on our account to
cover the cost.
MONIQUE HARRY
Project Administrator
LSJ, LLC
6100 Red Hook Qtr Suite A2-7
St. Thomas, USVI 00802
Telephone (340) 779-8054
Fax (340) 779-8055
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