Index lookup · PCU236211236211
Producer Price Index for the NAICS 236211 industry, new industrial building construction, a partial output index for the built industrial facility itself, parallel to WPU801 (New Nonresidential Building Construction) but scoped to industrial projects. Index base: June 2007 = 100.
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Strongest average month-over-month move historically: July (+1.1% avg).
Design build and EPC contracts for a warehouse or plant shell sometimes reference this output index as a whole project benchmark rather than an input escalator. Like the nonresidential construction series, it bundles labor, material, and margin together, so it cannot substitute for a material specific clause.
A starting point citing this series by name and code. Replace the bracketed terms with your contract's actual scope before use.
The [affected portion] of the Contract Price shall be adjusted using US PPI — New Industrial Building Construction (BLS series PCU236211236211), published by BLS. Base Period: the index value published for August 2026 (or the month of contract signing, if different) is the Base Value. Adjustment: at each Adjustment Date, the Current Value is the most recently published three-month average of the index (the Averaging Window). The Escalation Factor equals Current Value divided by Base Value. Cap: the Escalation Factor applied under this clause shall not exceed 1.10 or fall below 0.90 (a 10% cap and floor) in any single Adjustment Date, regardless of the index's actual movement. [Replace bracketed terms with your contract's actual affected-portion definition and adjustment-date schedule before use. This is a drafting starting point, not legal advice.]
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Price escalation in a construction contract is a clause that adjusts the contract price for movements in the published price of a named material, fuel, or labor cost after the bid. It shifts material-price risk from the contractor to the owner, within a defined base period, formula, and cap.
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