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Schedule of Average Annual Equipment Ownership Expense

If a force account work effort was started and completed PRIOR to May 15th, 2007, or if the force account work effort started prior to May 15th, 2007 and continued on after that date, the 2004 Schedule of Average Annual Equipment Ownership Expense shall be used in computing the equipment rates. IF the force account work effort started on or after May 15th, the Equipment Watch Rental Rate Blue Book (available for IDOT employees via the Intranet- "Inside IDOT" site, under Applications) shall be used. Refer to Construction Memorandum 07-09 (located at http://www.dot.il.gov/const/pdf/memorandum_09.pdf) for details.


The Schedule of Average Annual Equipment Ownership Expense is designed for use on Force Account bills of Contractors performing work for the Illinois Department of Transportation and local government agencies who choose to adopt these rates. This schedule is also to be used in determining appropriate rates utilized by the Illinois Department of Transportation and other state agencies with various local government agencies.

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2004 Schedule of Average Annual Equipment Ownership Expense

2003 Schedule of Average Annual Equipment Ownership Expense Revised 10/27/03

2002 Schedule of Average Annual Equipment Ownership Expense

2001 Schedule of Average Annual Equipment Ownership Expense

2000 Schedule of Average Annual Equipment Ownership Expense

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