The budget for this project can be estimated based on the scope of work. The project involves resurfacing West Campus Drive, which includes pavement mill and overlay, pavement markings, speed bumps, and other related work. The estimated cost of the project can be broken down into the following components: - Pavement mill and overlay: The estimated quantity is 10,000 square yards. Assuming an average cost of $10 per square yard, the total cost for this component would be $100,000. - Pavement markings: The estimated quantities are 3 crosswalks, 6 stop bars, 5 arrows, 988 linear feet of lines, and 1,828 linear feet of longitudinal lines. Assuming an average cost of $500 per crosswalk, $200 per stop bar, $100 per arrow, $5 per linear foot of lines, and $5 per linear foot of longitudinal lines, the total cost for this component would be $1,500 + $1,200 + $500 + $4,940 + $9,140 = $17,280. - Speed bumps: The estimated quantity is 2 speed bumps. Assuming an average cost of $500 per speed bump, the total cost for this component would be $1,000. Based on these estimates, the total cost of the project can be estimated to be around $118,280. However, this is a rough estimate and the actual cost may vary depending on various factors such as the contractor's experience, equipment, and labor costs. Therefore, the budget for this project can be estimated to be in the range of $100,000 to $200,000.