the metal bldg. at my winter ranch in NM is 45'x 60' x 20ft high, with 2 - 14 ft high rollup doors, 2 9 ft high rollup doors, 2 man doors, 6 windows, no insulation or liner panels. the total cost with slab & construction (no utilities) was $65,000 or $24 /sqft (this was 8 yrs ago)
the metal bldg. at my summer home in Colorado is 30' x 30' x 14' high, with 2 10' rollup doors, 6 windows, 1 man door. its fully insulated & interior liner panels. with slab & installation it cost $40,000 or $45 / sq ft (3 yrs ago)
both bldgs., I installed the electrical & plumbing myself
wind loads, snow loads, local bldg. codes, height, insulation, interior liners, doors, windows, site conditions & site access all effect the pricing. Local competition also effects pricing. If you're in an area with only a few contractors and they're all busy year round, you wont get any pricing breaks. But an area with plenty of contractors actively looking for work, brings the price down.
Just the cost of the foundation slab can vary significantly. Depending on local soils condition you may have to excavate out 3 ft of dirt under the slab, dispose of it and haul in select backfill material. For parking a heavy motorhome you will want a 6" slab with rebar reinforcing. For regular vehicles & pickups you could go with a 4" slab with wire mesh. Some local codes may require a grade beam or footers under the slab, others will accept just a thickened adge around the slab. The wind load of the bldg. will also effect the slab design. lots of variables
Jim