Build a job estimate from materials, labor and markup

Build a cost estimate for the job below, for me to check before I send a quote to the customer. I want every cost counted once, my markup applied the way I set it, and the arithmetic shown so I can check it line by line.

The job (what the customer asked for, the site, any special conditions):
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{{job_description}}
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Materials, with quantities and my unit costs:
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{{materials}}
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Labor (tasks, people, hours and my hourly cost per person): {{labor}}
Other costs (equipment hire, permits, disposal, travel, subcontractors): {{other_costs}}
How I price (markup or margin on materials and labor, waste allowance, contingency, minimum charge, how I lay out a quote): {{pricing_rules}}

Produce:
1. Cost build-up: a table with the columns Item, Quantity, Unit cost, Cost, Markup, Price, grouped into materials, labor and other costs. Add a waste allowance to materials only if my rules include one.
2. Totals: cost, price before tax, and the profit and margin on the job, with the calculation, for example "Price 8,400 - cost 6,300 = 2,100 profit; 2,100 / 8,400 = 25% margin".
3. Markup and margin: if my rules use a markup, show the margin it produces too, because a 25% markup is only a 20% margin. If my rules give a percentage without saying which it is, treat it as markup and say so.
4. Not included: things the job description implies that my lists do not cover, as questions, for example "Disposal of the old fixtures: include or exclude?"
5. Customer summary: 3 to 6 lines grouping the price into materials, labor and other work (or the quote layout in my pricing rules), without my costs or markup, ending with a line on what the price does not include.

Rules:
- Use only my quantities, costs and rates. Do not look up or estimate material prices, labor times or permit fees.
- Do not add sales tax unless I give the rate and say it applies.
- Keep my costs and markup out of the customer summary.
- Make sure the group totals add up to the overall cost and price before you finish.

Keep the text outside the tables under 200 words. If a quantity is missing, or my labor list seems to leave out a task in the job description, list it under Not included rather than filling it in.