Bandulohewn 6-k.M . Rs, 625/= BSR | Building Schedule of Ratesferia INDEX CONTENTS Introductory Notes 1. Excavation 2. anti termite treatment 3. Barthwork : 4. Earthwork support ; 5. Concrete 6. Timber forawork 1, Steel reinforcement ~ 8. Bricknork Qe Hollow block masonry 40.-Random Rubble masonry 11. Pressed tiling 42, Wall, tiling & Terrazzo tiles 13- Rooting 14. Roof plumbing 15. Cedling -16. Doors & Windows 17. Ironmongery. 18. Plastering 49. Painting & Decorating 20. Plumbing @ve) 21. Extecncl drainage (EH pipes) 222 Plumbing’ (C.I pipes) 23. Menholes & Gulleys 24. Sonitery fittings 25. Gutters & Downpipes 14= 16 AT- 19 20- 46 AT 53 54— 61 65- 66 67- 71 712-13 14-77 78 83 89~ 35 96-103 4046116 WT 118-119 120-121- 122-126 127130; 7 - ENGsCONSULT/BSR i 767-88 Secretary need sk MEY My/L.G.H6& Cy i Revision of the Building Schedule of Rates The Ciairman, Technical Committee of the Winistry of Local Government uppointed a sub oumittce to zevise E the Building schedule of Ratea of the Department of gb suildings at its meoting held on 30.1.86. The Sub Com- smittee Was Vonstituted as follows: 7 wil tire Pe Ratnayake = Engineering Consult/tly.L.G,H&c Ur. 7. S.Muthukumarnsamy - En Ancering Concult/L,Gli.& C. ¥ wr. S.Gnanasekeram = CexeSDept of Buildings a ur. H.D.Chandrasena = Cue de/SEC lir. De¥.SeMeogoda = Doputy Disector/RDA. Ur, 4.V.K.M.Abayoekere = Deputy Dic’ector/ICTAD (Replaced later ‘by Mr. . de lel, - Asat. Directar/ICTAD) Mr. W.JeRede Hel ‘= Asat.Director/ICTAD ur. Caldera = gnyineer/lly .L. aC. (Secretary) agg a) 6 examine th existin, norma & anend where consid necessary. b) and to include any addition] itemn no considered mrse~ essary. The Committee invited representations from Contractors und allied. dx;unisatione of tie building trade, but there wes. n> response from any party. : The ommittwo had weecly meetings fron Sebruary, but | At wes oily after Jun-'36 that there wiz fair progres, 458 copies of tie +.8.n. required by the committee, were not made uvailable un : ee a» ae Se. a2- In the procesa of examination of the itens in the BSR duc consideration was given to information available ins- 1) The Specification prepared by the C-1.T.P. 2) The current Standard method of measurement ag per Bureau of Standards (Ceylon). 3) schedule of Rates of the Highways Department 4) ‘The Schedule of Rates of the Mahaweli Develop- | ment Board. It is observed that an increase of 22% on the basic rates is provided dt present by the Department, of Buildings, for itons viz Prelimi- nuries. Overheads & Profits. This sib Conmittee recommends an increase of 35,3 on the basic rates of the revised BSR. (Please see attached explanatory note) Two copies of the revised BSR compiled by the Sub Coumittee are submitted herewith. P. Katnaynze Chi dean sub Jommittee. bole ~dork up of 35% on Beste Retes ag expend & izozit allowance The rates in this BSR anelyose 77° the Basic Retes. This rate is compounded taking into account (1) The market price of the materials that make up the item of work, (2) the cost of transport of such matovials to the site, (3) the wages of the labour required in carrying out the work end (4) the cont of aay plant required. , In carrying out.a work, besides tho Basie Cost, there are other coats that have to be dnourred by the Contractors which coets cannot be congidered as. direct productive works These coats cannot be culculated in terms of materiale and Jabour cost end are terred an cverheuds on a job and can be grouped under tro, cain sub heads. Thus, (1) gob Overhsasa ~ het vary with and are caused @irectiy to the individuel job (2) General _Overhesds . which inélude costs of maintaining on office, work shop end yard in which to 60 business whether or not there io @ job under way and such expens- es are continuous und may be shered DY the job turnover. The common items that aeke up these overheads ore listed in page (2) & (3) of. the enntysis, The overhead item involv~ vd insa- job is agceseed as o percentaije of » vpasic cost of the job. These percentajes have been arrived at from records of expenditure incurred in such ectivities over 0 period of time. (2) & (3) it will be seen that the the work. From the details in pas2e Jub overhecds is ebvout 25: 3 profits and cunt is 346 (258 for jobte 2- Thue it #ill be scen that ‘on thd desis cost of a work, & Contractor is ullowed n murk wp-of 35.3, of which 25% te the cost of servicing the contrec and 10% as Contractors profit. It will be seen that the 25% overheads is made up of 19% tus jod overheads nnd 65 8 Generul Overhends. The job overheads nrw overheads incurred at the site and are applicable to all clacses of Contractors. The General Overhends however, iil depend on the size of the Contractors Orgehivation and the fecilitios maintained by the Organisu:ion. thus. any. reduction in thyoverhouds ullowance to a Contrac- tor could be only within thio 6 as General Overheads and thet any reduction will dé’ marginal. Tain Committee is of the opinion that all Contrnétors (irrespective of ‘ize of thodr Organivation) should be allowed a murk up of 35'on the basic cost as overheads nnd profit ullownnce. vrisinully tide Miniatry had said the murk up av’ 30% (in 1°78) andon. representation mado, it was increased to 35% hn the years 1979-1980) and later it was reduced to 25%, We belicve thut this wad one of the standard of ouilding work. ‘c and nrain te 226 etces nen of the deterioration of ¢ wre quility and strict compliance with spect up on the der to tions, the Committee recommenda + 35.¢ wart at rile antes. P. Ratnayake weds Poo <MATERIAL AND LABOUR BUILDING WORKS - Anelysis for Besic Rates The Meterial and Labour component required for the various items of work including the minimal plant required for sane is detailed in the analysis of the Basic fates which have been included in the following pages. Basic Rate The basic zate is analysed under the following Readings: (a) Materials The quantities of material required for the items are computed from knowdata and experience. Their total velue is calculated on the basis of current costs of purchase at sources of supply. Unless otherwise stated wastege is allowed in the norms. (>) 2rensport This ccmpencnt provides for, the cost of treasport of material from sources of supply to the sites of work. ‘This component is usually added to tae Material cost. (c) Labour The, lebour weges are as approved by the Government from time to time and on the basis of an 8 hour working day. (a) Plant This component provides for the minimum plent re- quired for the items of work. The cost of tools and implements is provided for in the Overheecs allowances.(e) Basie Cost : The Basic Cost ie the sum of the costs of items (a),(b),(c) & (a) above. Qverheads and Profit factor Overhead costs include such costs that cannot be considered as direct productive work on the job. These may be generally ;rouped as follows: (e) Job Overheads - thet vary with and are caused directly by the individwel jobs and, (>) General Overheads - Which include costs of mainteining an office, workshop and yard in which to do business whether or not there is a job under way. Such expenses are continuous and may be shared by the job turnover. The common items that make up the ‘overhead costs are listed below. The cost of the overhead items involved on a job is assessed as a percentage of the Basic cost of the job. In the case of the Construction Agencies executing building construction works the overheads component may be listed as below: . ob Overheads (Site Overheads) % of Basic Cost 1. Supervision of work (wages of work 1.0 supervisors) 2. Supervision of labour (wages of Gangers) 4,0 3. Demporary works: (a) Access Road and Maintenance 0.2 (by, Site buildings for accomodation of part labour 0.7 (c} Central stores building 046 (a) Pencing and protection 0.3 (e) Provision of water, lights etc. 0.3 Contd,(f) Cleariny end tidyins up 0.2 (g° vollection of building materinls including cament and stoel 0.40 4. Watchers for field stoves ané security “of sites. 0.8 5. Tools and implements for miscellaneous work Hs 0.9 6. (a) setting out and meseurements 0-5 (b) Providing samples for testing 0.2 Je Transportation of supervisory staff 1.0 8. Job office, furniture ,..stationary, supplies, water, lights etc. 0.9 9. Wages of job office staff i 402 10. Treftsportation of job office staft Oo4 41. (@) Bonds for sid performance end : Pidelity Guarentee 063 (») Insureiee of work and workmen's compensation 12. (a) Interest in Capital Investment (b) Business Turnover Tax : General Overhead: 43« Head office and rent, lights, telephone, stationery supplies, furniture etc. for same - 0.6 14. Salaries of Head ufiice Wenager, - Engineers, echnical Assistants, breughtsmen, Clerks, stenos, Typists, sidnor staff and Drivers 162 45. Pronsportation and subsistance of Head office staff 1.0 46. Insurance, Interest und Taxes on busine: Od 17. Legal expenses and Consultancy fees 0.2 48, Workshop & Yard rents, sheds, yarages & supplies 2420 19. Salaries of workshop & Yard storekeepers, Drivers, Foremen, Wechanics & Yorkmen 0.4 6.> 9. 10. 1. 12. (f) Clearin;; end tidyin; up 0.2 (g Yollection of building materinls includin,s cament and stoel 0.40 Watchers for field stores and security of sites. 0.8 fools and implements for miscellaneous work : 0.9 (a) setting; out and maseurements 065 (b) Froviding samples for testing 0.2 Transportation of supervisory staff 1.0 Job office, furniture ,.stationary, supplies, water, lights etc. Wages of job office staff frensportation of job office staff (@) Bonds for sid performance end Pidelity Guarentee (o) Insurence of work and workmen's compensation 0.5 (a) Interest in Capital Investment 166 (b) Business Turnover Tax 3.0 12:0. General Overheads 136 Head office and rent, lights, telephone, stationery supplies, furniture etc. for sane = 6.6 Saleries of Head ufiice Manager, * Bngincers, Technical assistants, We 16. 17 18. 1D Draughtsmen, Clerks, Stenos, Typists, iiinor staff and Drivers “402 Transportation anu subsistance of Head office staff 1.0 Inourance, Interest and Taxes on business 0.4 Legal expenses ond Consultancy fees 0.2 Workshop & Yard rents, sheds, yarazes & supplies 2.20 Salaries of workshop & Yard storekeepers, Drivers, ¥oremen, iiechanics & Yorkmen O04 6.0Profita : . fen percent (10%) of the Basic.costs is allowed as profit to the Contractor. Qverheads and Profit Factor Combining the factors for averheade and the profits factor get 3572 of the Basic Rate as the Overhead and Profit factor which is also called the 'Mark-up‘ on the Basic hete. ie the Basic Kate is multiplied by the factor 1.35 to obtain the working rate’: This Basic kate Analysis does not include for the use of heavy plant and equipment. 2his_anslysis provides for ibs inten: thod of wo: th inimal use of machinery. The machinery allowed in this analysis is the concrete mixer, the vibrator and a hoist in the case of a multi~storeyed building for the lift of materials to the various floors. This enalysis is applicable for a building having a maximum of four storeys - ie ground and three floors. If a building has more then four floors or wher -the Contract period in compressed to a few months, .taen it will be necessary to allow for the use of heavy machinery such as ‘tower cranes, mobile cranes, dumpers loaders, batching plant for the mixing of concrete, bins for the storage of concrete material etc. and also for the employment of contract managers and addi~ tional staff. The cost of such items of wark will not be accommoda- ted within the 35% 'Wark-up' and will have to be provided for in separate items such as prelimineries to the Contract. ” se “Conversion - Imperial to Netric To Convert te Multiply kate per i by cube uw 0.353 Square wu? : 041075 Sqett : we 10.7504 Left 4 ' 3.28 Cwt Kg 0.02In the anulysic of thé various i followin, pases tie rates refer to work on the floor. fo these rates the vercentajes ( of the rates ) indicated in the teble telow to obtain the retes applicable to tie Ist, 3rd floors. This £.3.R, is liuited to wri ground and 3 upper floors only. ‘ground to Gyound to 1st floor 2nd floor 3rd.floor Concrete (Cube) 3 Sie 9" Brickwork (Sqr) oe tt 9 Brickwork (Cube) 5% 1 4x" Brickwork (Sor) os Te Steel Keinfs (owt) = ais 5.3 Plastering (Sqr) 53 10.5 Painting (Sor) 36 ba Floor tiling (Sqr) aes as #eil tiling (Ser) 2% 4a Roof: Calicut tiles (sor) 38 6 [hoof Asbestos (ugr) mM 53 ” geiling work : 398 53 ” <1. 3. Ae BARTH ORK AND LANDSCAPING Soile met with in excavation have been classified as follows: 1) Soft/Loose soil 2) Ordinary soil 3) Hard/Dense soil 4) Mud/ifet clay 7 5) Soft-disintegrated rock | (ie rock not requiring blasting) é 6) Hard rock - a) Where Plasting is approved. b) Where blasting is prohibited. qhe analysis has been prepared for each of the above categories as shown in itens Nos 3 ~ 9 However, in the preperation of estimates for purposes of calling for Tendera, only two B.0.d ‘tem would be included in the B.0.@ as against the BeS.R. item Nos. 3,4,5260708+ & 9. The description of these two B.0.Q- items would be as follows: * (a) Excavation in any materiel met with except rock requiring blasting. (>) Excavation in rock requiring blasting. This classification has been adopted (where tenders ere called) to avoid any dispute that mey arise as to the exact nature of the goil that will be met with when the actual excavation is carried out. The tenderer is expected to examine the site and to form his own opinion of the nature of the soil that is met with and rate his tender accordingly5. Tr The clussification of the soils in ilote 1 above and the analysis provided for the different type of soil will help the esti- mator in arriving at the actual cost of excavation, for which he will have to allow in his estimate. Under Note 1(6)b Hard Kock, an analysis is provided for removing Hard Rock met with in foundation excavations where blasting is pro- hibited or cannot be done, like in built up areas where blasting can cause damage to ad- joinitig buildings. In the excavation items Nos 3 to 9, the ‘labour norm allowed in the items is for en excavation up to a maximum ‘depth of 5'0". For excavations veyond the depth of '$'0" an additional unskilled labourer. ‘should be added for every additional depth of 5'0" or part thereof for each cube of excavation beyond the original 5'0". depth. eIten Description 1 Removing top soil to e depth not exceeding 6" & depositing as directed within site. Per Square Consider an area of 10.00 sors. de 5.00 cubes of excavation . 10 doys U/Sk labourer ; Rate per 10.00 square Rate per squar: 2. Excavation over site to reduce : level, in any material except rock. requiring blasting including ee depositing and levelling as directed | Upto a distance not exceeding 30'0". Per cube 1 5/8 day U/Sk labourer © por cubeItem Description 3. Excavation in trenches for walls/ column pits in soft/loose soil from 0'0" to 5'0" deep and deposi-~ ting excaveted material to a dist- ance not exceeding 30'0" (Zarth- work support to be paid separately where necessary) 2 Per cube - 1 day U/Sk labourer Rate per cube Excavation in trenches for wails/ colum pits in ordinary sdil from 0'0" to 5'0" deep and depositing excavated material not exceeding 2orore Per cube 2% days U/Sk labourer Rate per cube —Description Rate Excavation in trenches for walls/column pits in Hard/ dense soil up to a depth of 5'0" and depositing excavated material up to a distance not / exceeding 30'0" Per cube 3% days U/Sk labourer Rate per cube 6. Excavation in trenches for, walis/ column pits in Mud/wet soil up to a depth of 5'0" and depositing excavated material to distance not exceeding 3010". (Berthwork & dewatering paid for separately). ‘Per cube 3 days U/Sk lebourer Rate per cube“xeavation in trenches for walls/ column pits in soft distintegrated rock (not ‘requiring blasting) up to a depth of 5'0" and depositing excavated material to a distance not _exceedim: 3: Zer cube 2g deys U/Sk labourer Kate per cube Excavation in trenches for walls7 columi pits in Hard rock requiring blasting up to a depth of 510" and depositing excavated material to a distance not exceeding 30! Per cube laterials 0.75 lbs blasting powder 10 1ft ruse 1 1b jumper steel . Fuel & forge ~ 20% of material cost Labour 1 day Sk labourer 2 days U/Sk lebourer Rate per cube13 Benching rock in foundution in 3"-6"steps. (Blasting prohibited) Per 10 souare fect Drilling, chipping & wedging- 1% day Sk labourer Steel, fuel & forge - 257% of labour cost. Collecting & Disposing .- 1% day U/Sk labourer Per 10 sq.ft Rate per saeft ANTI ~ TERMITE CBaTMENT Anti-termite treatment on excavated foundation end compacted soil under floors. Per square Materiels 16 lbs D.D.T.powder ~~ (8% in 20 gals of water) 20 gals water Labour % day U/Sk labourer Rate per square mative Mixes a) Copper liephthenate (5% in 4 to 8 gals of fuel ofl) b) Sodium Arsenate (10% in 12 to 20 gels) of water. ¢) Dieldrine (0.3% in 19 gals of water),11. 12. 14 Description ‘ Earthwork ~ Backfilling & Compacting Backfilling to trenches with selected earth available at site. Per cube 1 day U/Sk labourer Rate per cube Back filling to trenches with imvorted materiel. -Pe 2, 1.00 cube earth delivered at site. Allow 155 compaction Filling & Compacting “4% U/Sk Labourer Rate per cube eesFillings under floors including levelling, watering & compacting in 3" layers with available and ‘ elscted e: t gite. f Per cube 2 Days U/sk labourer Rate per cube Pilling under floors including ° levelling, watering & compacting in 3" leyers with imported selected th, Per cube 1,00 cube.carth delivered at site. allow for 15,0 compaction’ 2 days U/Sk labourer ute per cube16 Deeeription Cutting turf sods, londing to hand carts anc transporting; upto 30 yards, layin and watering for 30 days. (Royelty for turf, pegeing dnd trans- port beyond 3% _y: paid separetely). Per suusre Cuttin; turf sods, loading and transporting to site and unloading- 22 deye U/3k labourer Laying turf rods at site- 1/2 day U/Sk labourer watering ior 30 days- Viz days U/Sk labourer 60 gals. water Kate per scuare NOT: Rate dozs not include ror: a) heyslty for turf >) fransport of turf ¢) Pegs on sloping site 4) Water.Item 16. Description, ‘ Rate Amount Earthwork support (open planking) trenches up fo e depth of 5'0". Consider trench 15'0"-long 3'O" wide and 5'0" depth open planking to both faces. Total area - 2/15'0" x 5'0" @ 150 sq.ft” Per 150 sq.ft Materials 17.50 cu.ft class II timber (4 uses) Add 5%.0n above for wedges. Tebour 1, days cerpenter 3 deys U/Sk labourer otal per 150 sq.ft18 Iten Description 47. Zarthwork support (close in trenches up to 5'0" depth Consider trench 1510" long 3'0" wide and 5'0" nodsht of plaunizing to bath faces. fotal uree of pluniting 2/150" x 5°0" de 150 sq.ft Per 150 sy.ft Bateriols 30.00 cu.ft clees II timber (4 uses) Add 5% on above for wedges. iabour > 2 daye cerpenter 6 days U/Sk lebourer Total per 150 aq.ft ate ver squareItem 18, Souside. trench of len th-of 1519" Wiatn 516" at top 2'6" at bottom dsen urea supported is ate aoe ie 450 a9. ft. : Per 450 sc.ft Liatorials 100.09 cu.ft class II timber (4. uses) 4dd 5% on above for wedges. Lebour 8 days carpenter 20 days U/sk lebo Total ver 450 sq.ftzo CONCRETE ; Preamble Assumptions: 1. 4 jlixing concrete using a concrete mixer 14/10 cu.ft. capacity and manual loading are the basis on which the norms are worked. A gang of one skilled and. six unskilled labourers produce 3.00 cubes of concréte per day using a 14/10 cu.sft capacity concrete mixer. This is as per accep- te? practice. ‘The production of concrete is at the mixer sites transporting mixed concrete and placing same in position is paid for separately. . In conerete items 26 to 39 both ‘inclusive, plecing of concrete in columns, beams and floor slabs on the ground floor the. labour component allowed is for the placing of concrete between the ground floor and the top of the tet floor slab which area is called the ground floor arca, Similarly.the area between the sop, of the tat floor slab and the top of the 2né floor lab 4s called the 1st floor area etc.19, Mixing concrete 11386(1%") is Per _cube Materials 13 ewt (50 kg hags)cement 0.53 cubes sand 0-92 cubes 11" metal 1/3 dey hire of mixer 7 Water (110 gals) : Labour 1 day skilled labourer 6 deys U/Sk labourer Rete oer cube ; Hor, a) Water available at site. b) If, water is not available allowances should be mado for transport of ‘water. c) Sand = includes 15% for bulking.Etem.: 20. terials 14 ewt cement (50. sugebage) 0.60 cubes sand 0.90 cubes 1" mital y+! 1/3 day hire of, mixor<: water (WO gals) ot Labour. 1 aay. skilled lebotitet! 6 days unskilled ‘labours! HOTS: allowance ‘should t for tranzport.of.¥ ©) vand - ‘tndiudvs 15,3 $62" bulkins. =es Item Description ' kate Amount 216 Mixing concrete 1:2:4(3/4") » Per cube Hateriels 18 cwt cement (50 kg bags) 0.50 cubes send 0.88 cubes 3/4" metal 1/3 day hire of mixer ~ : Water - (120 gals) Labour 1 day skilled labourer 6 days U/Sk labourer Rate per cube . NOTE: a) Water available at site b) If water is not available at site allowance must be made for transport of water ¢) Sand - includes 15% for bulking. —‘a) Water available ‘at -oit: Mixing oo:crete uhitves uw Pex cube jint, als 23 ewt cemant ( 50 kg bags) 0.42 cubes sand : 0.82 cubes 3/4" metad 1/3 dey hire of mixer ter (150 sale) Labour 1 day. skilled labourer 6 days U/SK labourer Rate per ‘oube b) If weter is° not available allowance mist be "made, ror” tranuport of. water vand- freludes 15% for bulkin:;.25 Description Rete Amount Mixing concrete 1:1:2(3/4") s° Per cube’ jterdela eae 31 cwt cement (50 kg bags) 0.44 cubes sand 0.96 cubes 3/4" metal 1/3 day hire of mixer Water (200 gala) : : Labour ~ 1 day skilled labourer 6 days U/sk labourer Rate ner cube NOTE: a) ater available at site, >) If.water is not available allowance must be mde tor transport of water. _ ¢) Sand - includes for 154 bulking.Item Description . 24. 2" thick cement concrete screed in foundation at depths not exceed ang 5'0". Per_squere Materials 1/6 cubes: concrete Add 107 for wastage our 1/8 dey Sk labourer 1/2 day U/Sk ‘labourer Rate per square OTE: Por laying conercte at depths more than 5'0", add 1/6 dey unskilled labourer for cach additional 5'0 or part 2 thereof per square. “)25. Item 1/4 cube concrete Description c Xate Amount 3" thick cement conereto screed in foundation at depths not ex- ding 510" Add 10% for wastage ’ Labour } 1/8 day Sk labourer x 3/4 day U/Sk labourer Rate per square HOTEs For laying concrete at depths more than 5'0", ‘ddd 1/4 day ’ unskilled labourer for each additional 5'0" or part there- of per square.Item 26. Description : 6" thick cement concrete floor {mans concrete). Per sapere te: ls 0.50 cubes concrete . Add 5% for wastage Water (200 gaie) Jabour 1/2 aay Sk Labourer 1% day U/sk laovurer Rate per sayare OTE: * . 8) Yeter available at site. .. b) If water ic not avuilable ellowance must be made for transport of watery Rate Amount “yns Item Description hate amount ean n anne enn enna panne n=: 27. Cement concrete in 4j:"x6" columns in_z.ound floor, Consides 24 Ho. columns each 4.2"x6"x10'0" fe 0.45. cubes. Per 0.45 cube ‘ Materials 0.45 cubes concrete add 107% for wastage 1 day hire of vibrator Labour 1 day mason 1 doy carpenter 3 days U/Sk, Labourer 1 day Sk lebourer (Vibrator) : guring : Juce Hessian -10 aq.ft Water - 170 gals 1 day U/Sk labourer Totel for 0.45 cubes or 240 left of columns. . ~ Kate per gube bate per L.. of column. NOTE: 1) For columna in 1st floor add 38 to ground floor rate. 2) Por columna in 2nd floor add 5% to pround floor rate. Contd. +.‘ 3) For columns in 3rd floor add Téa to ground floor ‘rate. 4) Water avoilable at site. 5) If water is not available allowance’ must be made for transport of unter. :Item Desoription _ Rate Amount 26. Cement ‘concrote in 6"x6" columns An_cround floor. Consider 18 Noe columno 6"x6" each 10'O" high te 0.45 cubos. 0.45 cubes conbrete Add 10% for wastage 1 day hire of vibrator Labour 1 day mason 1 day carpenter 1 day Sk lubouror (vibrator) 3 daya U/Sk labourer . Suring Jute Hessian - 80 sq.ft Water -140 gals 1% daya U/Sk lebourer ~ Total for 0.45 cubes or, 180 1.£t of column Rate per cube or t solu OTE: 1) For columns in 1st floor nda 3% to Ground floor rate. 2) For columns in 2nd floor add 5% to ground floor mate. Contd...Be 3) Por columns in 3rd floor add 74 td ground floor rate. 4) dater aveilubdle at site.. 5) If water is not available allowance must be mde for ort of wator.Item 29. Description : a Rate Amount Cement concrete in 9"x9" columns ‘ound floor Consider 8 Wo. 9"x9" columns ench 100" high te 0.45 cubes. Per 0645 cub Haterials oe 0.45 cubes concrete ~ ee add 10% for wastaze 1 day hire of vibrator Labour 1 day mason 1 day carpenter 1 day Sk labourer (vibrator) 3 days U/Sk labourer . uring : Jute llessian - 60 aq.ft : dater -100 gala 1/2 dey U/Sk lebourer Total per 0.45 cubes or 30 1.ft of column. Hote per cube. : Or ante por 1.ft of colum ii is 1) For. columns -in 1st flour odd 3% to yround floor rate. 2) Yor columns in 2nd floor add -5% to ground floor rate. Cond...34 3) vor colusms in 3rd floor add 76 to ground floor inte. 4) Water available at site. 5) If water is not avaoilatle allowance mist be made for transport.of water. : i aItem Description 2 Kate Amount i RRS 30., Cement conerete in 12"x12" columns in_;round floor Consider 5 Ho. columis 12"x12" each 19°0" high, er 0250 cube. a bye 5 as 0.50 cubes concrete o. add 5% for wastage 40 sq.ft -Jute Heavien 1 day hire of vibrator ‘inter (100 gals) Labour 1 day mason 1 day carpenter 1 day Sk lehourer (Vibrator) : 3 days U/sk labourer 1% duys U/sk labourer (curing) Total per 0.50 cube or 50 1.ft of column Kate per cube hate per 1.¢t of column nome 1) For columns in 1st floor add 3% to ground floor rate. 2) For coluans in 2nd floor add 5%. to. ground floor rate. he Contd.‘36 3) Por columns in 3rd floor add T& to ground floor rate. 4) Wator available at’ site. 5) If water is not available allowance must be made for transport of water.Item Description Cement concrete in 134"x13iz" ums in ground foo, Consider 4 Ho. columns © 4134"x134" each 10'0" high ise. 0.51 oubes. Per 0.51 cubes . Boterials 0.51 cubes concrete . Ada 56 for wastage 1 day hire of vibrator — Labour 1 day mason , 1 day carpenter 3 days U/Sk labour 4 day Sk labourer (vibrator) Guring Jute Hessian 45 sq.ft Water - 100 gele - -1% days U/Sk labourer Total for 0.51 cubes Or 40 1.ft of colum Rate per cube oz Rate per 1.£t column NOTES’. a) Water available at site. b) If water is not available allowances muat be made for transport of water.Item 32. Description : Rate. Amount Cement concrete in 6"x6" beam upto int flcor level, Consider 180 L.ft of beam 6"x6" 3.0 0.45 cubes. 0.45 subes concrete : Add 10%”"for vestage 1 doy hire of vibrator Lab. 1 day mason 1 day carpenter 1 day Sk lekcurer (vibrator)” 4 deys U/Sk lobowrer Curine Jute Hessisn 90 sq.ft. Water 180 gals Ve days U/Sk Lebourer Tote por 0.45 cube or 180 1.ft >£ colutn, late per Left column avetlable at site: ia not available nea mint be made for teensport of water.Item Description 336 Cement concrete in 9"x6" beam upto 1st floor level. Consider 120 L.ft 9"x6" beam dee 0.45 cubes. Per 0.45 cubes Materials 0.45 cubes concrete Add 19% of wastege 1 day hire of vibrator Labour 1 day aason 1 day carpenter 1 dny Sk lebourer (vibrator) 4 doye U/Si labourer . Curing Jute Hessian 75 sq.ft : Water 150 pnle 1% days U/Sk labourer -Total. per 0.45 cube or 120 Left of beam. Kate per cube ox_kate ver.L.ft_of_baam NOTE: A a) Water availeble at stie. bv) If water is not available allowance must be made for transpot of water.Cement concrete in 9"x9" beam upto ist floor le: Consider 80'0" length of 9"x9" beam i.e 0.45 cubes. Per 0.45 cube Materials 0.45 cubes concrete Add 10% of wastaye 1 day hire of vibrator. vour 1 day mason 1 day carpenter 1, day Sk lebourer (vibrator)* 4 days U/Sk labourer Curing Jute Hessian 60 sq.ft Water 120 gale 1% days U/Sk labourer ~ Total per 0.45 cubes or 80 1.ft beams Rate per oube or Rate per left of beam NOTE: a) Water available at site. b) If water ic not available allowence must be made for transpovt of water.Item Description 35. 5% thick .CC floor’ slab in Ist floor = Consider 5" thick slab 10'0"x12'0" Volume of concrete 50.00 cu.ft Materials 50.00 cu.ft concrete © Add 10% for wastage 1 day hire of vibrator Zabour 1 day mason 1 day carpenter 4.day Sk labourer (vibrator) 4 days U/Sk lebourer . Guring Jute Hessian 30 sq.ft Water 90 gals 1% days U/Sk labourer Total per 50 cu.ft or 120 sqeft Rate per squar HORE: . a) Water available at site b) If water is not available allowance must be made for transport of water.Item Description Rate Amount aonnune———- nnn enn nanan beeen ene nn nee nn nnn enn men een neen 36. a) 6" tick K.UC floor slab in ist f}oor Consider 10'0" x 10'0" panele. = 50 cu.ft e Materials 50.00 cu.ft concrete Add 10% for wastaxe | 1 dey hire of °. vibrator . Labour ” 1 day mason 1 day carpenter 1 day Sk labower(vibrator) 4 days U/Sk lebourer Curing Jute Hessian 25 sq.ft Water 90 gels . 1% days U/Sk labourer Per 50.00 ou.ft or 100,00 eg-ft te per Norse: Water available at site. b) If water is not available allowance must be made for transport of water.Item 37 Description Cement concrete in 4)"x6" lintels Anground floor Consider 240 1.ft ise 45 cu.ft Materials 45.00 cu.ft concrete Add 10% for wastage “1 day hire of vibrator, Zebour - 1 day mason 1 day carpenter 1 day Sk labourer (vibrator) 4 days U/Sk labourer during Jute Hessian 10° sq.ft Water 90 gals 1% days U/Sk labourer per 0.45 cube or 240 1.ft of lintel Rate per 1.ft of lintel Nore: a) Wator available at site. b) If water is not available ellowence must be made for transport of water. Rate Amount aItem Description Rate Amount 38. Cemont concrete in 9!x9" lintels dn wwound floor Consider 80 L.ft of lintel i.e 45 cu.ft concrete. Materials ‘ 45.00 cu.ft coment concrete Add 10,2 for wastage 1 dey hire of vibrator Labour 1 day mason 1 day carpenter 1 day Sk lebourer (vibrator) 4 days U/Sk labourer Guring Jute Hessian 60 sq.ft Water 90 gals 1% days U/Sk labourer Per 0.45 cube or 80 1.ft of lintel Rate_per_ Ltt NOB: a) Water available at ‘site. b) If water is not available allowance must be made for trensport of water.Item Description 390 kute amount, Cement, concrete in 9"x12" lintels in ground floor von.ider lonsth 69'0" of.lintel = 45 cu.ft. Hatricls 45 cu.ft conc-cte Add 10% for wastage * 1 day hire of vibrotor : : Labour 1 dey mason 1 dey carpenter 1 day Sk labourer. (vibrator) 4 days U/Sk labourer Curing Jute Hessian 55 a:.ft Water 90 gels 1% days U/Sk labourer Per 0.45 cube or 60 L.ft of lintel Rate t of lintel NOuE: a) voter available at site. b) If water is not availebdle atlewance must be mode for transport of water.Description Kate amount t Item a ee 40. Ceuent conerute in 12"x15" dintwl in ound floor Consider len ;th of. 36'0" dee 45 cu.ft 3 : keteriols 45.00 cu.ft concrete add 10% for wastage’. 1 day hire of vibrator - Labour” . 4 day mason 1 dey carpenter 1 day Sk labourer (vibrator) 4 days U/sk lebdourer Surin: . Jute Hessian 40 sc.ft weter 90 gals 1% days U/Sk lebourer Per 0.45 cube or 36 eft of lintel | Sate por Ltt of lintel “Nora: a) water availuble at site.’ b) If water is not available allowance must be made for transport of water.Item 41. Description to 9"x9" wound Sawn timber vox" cement concrete cylusn in ‘fLioor. Per _sousre it. co. : Consider column 1e Contect ares ~ 15.0 eaeft (a) KAKNG OULD : 1) Heterdels ' : 18,15 sqft 1" thick cless © : II timber. 17.10 Left 2"x2" cless il timber in yokes. 16.12 Left 2"x1" class Ii timber battens. 1% lb wire nails. . \2) Retricating % day carpenter 3 day U/Sk labourer * Total cost . Allowin; 4 uses evst of moulé per use ~ someseronsneensas (>) Assembling (Per use) Materials v 12 Nos. 16 mm 18" lon; bolts (20 uses) % litre mould o41 35 Left 4"x2" props (10 uses) Zabour % dey carpenter ‘% day U/sk Leboursr Cost of Asseubliny; —_——_ Per use. erneeeoesesecene onté. - o(ce) 48 Dismantling cleaning & e repairing (per use) % day carpenter % day U/Sk labourer Cost of dismantling per use. Total cost per use (#or 15.0 sqeft) i.e.(4¢ b + ¢) —_—_—___49 Item Description i: Rate Amount 42. Snwn timber formwork for concrete beams in ground floor consider 9"x12" beam of 20'0" . long. Contact area. 55 aq.ft. 4) Hoking the mould (a) 60 sq.ft 1" tinber plenks (b) 24 1.ft 2"x1" dattens (o) 45 left 2"x2" ledgers * (a) 30 1.ft 4"x2" benrars ut bottom of mould. : (e) 2 lbs wire neils Labour (a) 1% day cerpenter (b) 2 day U/Sk labourers Total cost of mould __ Assuming 4 uses Cost per use Ad 10% for repairs —. Gost per use ~ ‘B) Assembling Meteriels (a) 110 Lett 4x2" vertical props. (to Uses) (b) 30 1,£t, 2"x2" bracing to mould end props. : “(c) 50 1.ft 2"x2" oracins to a set of props. 7 (4) 6.0 sq.ft 1" timber base plate to props. Contd...