(Just Input The Data Inside The Yellow Cell) : (By Engr. Ronald John R. Cajilla)

CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE CALCULATOR
(BY ENGR. RONALD JOHN R. CAJILLA)

(JUST INPUT THE DATA INSIDE THE YELLOW CELL)
ITEM - I CONCRETING WORKS
A. DETERMINING THE VOLUME OF A CONCRETE
FOOTING FORMULA: VOLUME = L * W * T
CLASS A CONCRETE MIX
Enter Length L (M) 1.20 M
Enter Width W (M) 1.20 M
Enter Thickness T (M) 0.30 M
W T TOTAL VOLUME OF CONCRETE:
0.43 CU.M.
Number of Footing Units 36.00 Units
TOTAL VOLUME OF CONCRETE: 15.55 CU.M.
# OF CEMENT BAGS 140.00 BAGS
VOL. OF SAND CU.M. 7.80 CU.M.
L VOL. OF 3/4" GRAVEL CU.M. 15.60 CU.M.
WALL FOOTING
T
L = LENGTH
W
FORMULA: VOLUME = L * W * T
Enter Length LT (M) 246.00 M
Enter Width W (M) 0.40 M
LT = TOTAL LENGTH/PERIMETER VOL. OF 3/4" GRAVEL CU.M. 19.70 CU.M.
FLOOR SLAB FORMULA: VOLUME = L * W * T

Enter Length L (M) - M
T Enter Width W (M) - M
W Enter Thickness T (M) - M
Enter Concrete Mix Design (CLASS) AA, A,or B - AA,AorB
ERROR 0.5 1
TOTAL VOLUME OF CONCRETE: #VALUE! CU.M.
# OF CEMENT BAGS #VALUE! BAGS
L VOL. OF SAND CU.M. #VALUE! CU.M.
VOL. OF 3/4" GRAVEL CU.M. #VALUE! CU.M.
BASED ON MAX FAJARDO - SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE HANDBOOK

FLOOR SLAB - BY AREA
FORMULA: VOLUME = Floor Area* T
T Enter Floor Area A (SQ.M) 1,679.28 SQ.M
Enter Concrete Mix Design (CLASS) AA, A,or B A 1:2:4
# OF CEMENT BAGS 4,535.00 BAGS
Area VOL. OF SAND CU.M. 251.90 CU.M.
9 0.5 1 VOL. OF 3/4" GRAVEL CU.M. 503.80 CU.M.
CONCRETE COLUMNS COLUMN DIMENSIONS:

RECTANGULAR
W1 Width 1 0.40 M
Width 2 0.40 M
W2
FORMULA: VOLUME = H * W1 * W2
H CLASS A CONCRETE MIX
Enter Height L (M) 15.60 M
VOLUME OF CONCRETE FOR EACH COLUME: 2.50 CU.M.
Number of Columns Units 36.00 Units
VOL. OF 3/4" GRAVEL CU.M. 89.90 CU.M.
CONCRETE COLUMNS COLUMN DIMENSIONS:

CIRCULAR
Diameter - M
D1
AreaCirc - SQ.M.
FORMULA: VOLUME = H * AreaCirc

H CLASS A CONCRETE MIX
Enter Height L (M) 3.00 M
VOLUME OF CONCRETE EACH COLUMN: - CU.M.
Number of Columns Units - Units
TOTAL VOLUME OF CONCRETE: - CU.M.
# OF CEMENT BAGS - BAGS
VOL. OF SAND CU.M. - CU.M.
VOL. OF 3/4" GRAVEL CU.M. - CU.M.

CONCRETE BEAMS
FORMULA: VOLUME = LT * W * D
EnterTotal Length LT (M) 738.00 M
LT Enter Width W (M) 0.20 M
BEAM DIMENSIONS: Enter Depth D (M) 0.30 M
D # OF CEMENT BAGS 399.00 BAGS
W
CONCRETE STAIRS
Enter Riser Height RH (M) 0.20 M

TR Enter Tread Run TR (M) 0.30 M
W
Enter Stair Width W (M) 1.50 M
RH Enter # of Steps N 14.00 Steps
Enter Stringer Thickness TS (M) 0.20 M
0.63 1.51 2.14

TS

BY: ENGR. RONALD JOHN R. CAJILLA
ITEM - II MASONRY WORKS
A. DETERMINING THE NUMBER OF CONCRETE HOLLOW BLOCKS USED
B. DETERMINING THE NUMBER OF CEMENT & VOLUME OF SAND FOR MORTAR & PLASTERING
Enter Wall Height H (M) 3.00 M
Enter Wall Length L (M) 658.00 M
Enter Area of Window AW (SQ.M.) 135.28 SQ.M
Enter Area of Door AD (SQ.M) 122.22 SQ.M.
Breakage Allowance % 5.00 %
TOTAL WALL AREA: 1,716.50 SQ.M.

TOTAL NUMBER OF CHB: 22,530.00 PCS
MORTAR USING 4" CHB

VOL. OF SCREENED SAND CU.M. 75.20 CU.M.
MORTAR USING 6" CHB
# OF CEMENT BAGS 1,739.00 BAGS
VOL. OF SCREENED SAND CU.M. 144.90 CU.M.
PLASTER : 16mm thk Mix: 1:2

One face ofthe wall only
VOL. OF FINE SAND CU.M. 27.50 CU.M.
Two faces of the wall
VOL. OF FINE SAND CU.M. 55.00 CU.M.
RIPRAPING WORKS L
W1 Enter Height H (M) - M
Enter Width 1 W1 (M) - M
Enter Width 2 W2 (M) - M
Enter Length L (M) - M
Using: Stones ranging from 15 to 25 kgs with atleast

H 50% of stones weighing more than 20 kgs, &
Class A Mixture
TOTAL SIDE AREA: #VALUE! SQ.M.

TOTAL VOLUME: #VALUE! CU.M.
VOL. OF BOULDERS CU.M. #VALUE! CU.M.
VOL. OF SAND CU.M. #VALUE! CU.M.
W2

ITEM - III STEEL REINFORCEMENT
LENGTH OF REINFORCING BARS FOR CHB IN METERS
LENGTH
VERT.
LENGTH
OF vertical spacing
OF SPACEING
SPACING HORIZON
VERTICAL LAYER
(CM) TAL
REIN./SQ.
REIN./
40 2.93 2 Layers 3.300
60 2.13 3 Layers 2.150
spacing
layer
80 1.6 4 Layers 1.720
DETERMINING THE NUMBER OF BARS USED
Enter Wall Height H (M) 3.00 M

Enter Wall Length L (M) 658.00 M
Enter wall openings SQ.M 257.50 SQ.M.
Enter Constant Factor VERTICAL 2.13 60cm
Enter Constant Factor HORIZONTAL 2.15 3 layers
TOTAL WALL AREA: 1,716.50 SQ.M.
# OF VERTICAL BARS USED: 610.00 PCS @ 6M
# OF HORIZONTAL BARS USED: 616.00 PCS @ 6M
#16 TIE WIRE USED: 80.70 Kgs
FOOTING MATTING
Enter Footing Length L (M) 1.20 M
Enter Footing Width W (M) 1.20 M
Enter # of Bars along L # 6.00 Pcs
Enter Number of Bars along W # 6.00 Pcs
L Enter Number of Footing # 36.00 Units
Enter Clear Cover Cc (M) 0.075 M
Note: Standard Clear Cover for footing =0.05m to 0.075m
# of Bars
per Side Net. Length along L 1.05 M
W Net. Length along W 1.05 M
# OF REIN. BARS USED: 86.40 LHS
Clear
Cover

WALL FOOTING REINFORCEMENT
Enter Wall Footing Width W (M) 0.40 M
Enter Wall Footing Total Length LT (M) 246.00 M
Enter Spacing of Tie Bars for Wall footing (M) 0.30 M
Total # of Ties: 821.00 PCS

Total # of Horizontal Bars Used: 90.00 LHS
T
Overall Total # of Bars used: 145.00 LHS
W
Tie Bars
Spacing
LT = TOTAL LENGTH/PERIMETER
RECTANGULAR COLUMN REINFORCEMENT
D1
H
Clear Cover
for
D2 columns =
0.40m
Enter Column Height H (M) 15.60 M

Enter Number of Columns # 36.00 Units
Enter Reinforcement Bar Diameter required Ø 16.00 mm
Enter Column Dimension D1 (M) 0.40 M
Enter Column Dimension D2 (M) 0.40 M
Enter Number of Vertical Bars (M) 4.00 PCS

Enter Stirrup bar diameter required Ø 10.00 mm
End Hook/ L hook
Enter Stirrups Spacing (M) 0.20 M

1 0.25
Use End Hook: 0.250 M
Total length of each bars should be more than or equal to: 16.50 M
Total Number of Vertical Bars @ 6M: 144.00 LHS
6
M
Cut Length of each stirrups: 1.50
Number of Stirrups per Column: 89.00 PCS
Total Number of Bars used for stirrups @ 6M : 801.00 LHS
CIRCULAR COLUMN REINFORCEMENT
Enter Column Height H (M) - M

Enter Number of Columns # - Units
Enter Reinforcement Bar Diameter required Ø - mm
Enter Column Diameter D1 (M) - M
D1 Enter Number of Vertical Bars (M) - PCS

Enter Stirrup bar diameter required Ø - mm
Enter Stirrups Spacing (M) - M
#VALUE! Use DSB 12mm to 25mm only

UseHook:
Use End DSB 12mm to 25mm M only
Total length of each bars should be more than or equal to: #VALUE! M
Total Number of Vertical Bars @ 6M: #VALUE! LHS
#VALUE! Circular Stirrups
Cut Length of each stirrups: (0.30) M
Number of Stirrups per Column: #DIV/0! M
Total Number of Bars required for stirrups @ 6M : #DIV/0! LHS
#16 TIE WIRE required: #DIV/0! Kgs
Spiral Stirrups
Cut Length of each stirrups: (0.30) M
Number of Stirrup Loops per Column: #DIV/0! M
Total Number of Bars required for stirrups @ 6M : #DIV/0! LHS
#16 TIE WIRE required: #DIV/0! Kgs

BEAM REINFORCEMENT (BEAM TO BEAM = LESS THAN 6.0 METERS) ONE BAY
Enter Beam to Beam Length L (M) 6.00 M

Enter Beam Width W (M) 0.20 M
L(beam to beam) Enter Beam Depth D (M) 0.30 M
Enter Column Width Cw(M) 0.40 M
# of Bars # of Non-
Top Bars Continuou Continuou Size of Bars Units
s s Bars
D 3 -
Top Bars 16.00 mm
Web Bars
Web Bars - - 12.00 mm
Note: put "0" zero if web bars not applicable
Bottom Bars
Bottom Bars 2 - 16.00 mm
W
Enter Stirrup Bars Diameter required: 10.00 mm
Enter Stirrup Spacing: 0.20 M
L = Span
L/4
0.15
L
Colum
n
Width TOP BARS
# of 6m Length Deformed Bars required as Continuous Bars 4.00 PCS
# of 6m Length Deformed Bars required as Non-Continuous Bars - PCS
WEB BARS
# of 6m Length Deformed Bars required as Web Bars - PCS
BOTTOM BARS

Number of 16mm bars used as main bars 7.00 PCS
Number of 12mm bars used as web bars - PCS
Number of 10mm bars used as stirrups 6.00 PCS
*used for 18 times

BEAM REINFORCEMENT (TWO BAYS) CONTINUOUS BEAM
Enter Beam Length 1 L1 (M) 5.50 M
Enter Beam Depth D (M) 0.30 M
L1 L2
Enter Column Width Max Cw(M) 0.40 M
# of Bars # of Non-
s s Bars
D 3 1
Top Bars 16.00 mm
Web Bars
Bottom Bars
Bottom Bars 2 1 16.00 mm
W
L = Span1 L = Span2
L/4 L/4
0.15 L
0.15 L
Colum
n
Width TOP BARS
# of 6m Length Deformed Bars required as Non-Continuous Bars 2.00 PCS
WEB BARS
BOTTOM BARS
# of 6m Length Deformed Bars used as Continuous Bars 5.00 PCS

Number of 16mm bars required as main bars 16.00 PCS

Number of 10mm bars required as web bars - PCS
Number of 10mm bars required as stirrups 2.00 PCS
*used for 72 times

ONE WAY SLAB
QUANTITY OF REINFORCING STEEL BARS IN A ONEWAY REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB
NUMBER
BAR OF STEEL
SPACING BARS PER TIES (KGS)
IN CM. SQUARE
METER
10.000 3.764 0.474

12.500 3.062 0.316
15.000 2.584 0.228
17.500 2.232 0.168
20.000 1.980 0.132
22.200 1.786 0.110
25.000 1.627 0.089
T Enter Length L (M) - M

W Enter Width W (M) - M
Enter Bar Spacing cm - CM
# of Steel Bar Constant factor c error entry

# of Ties #16 Constant factor c error entry
L # OF STEEL BARS required PCS @ 6M #VALUE! PCS
# OF #16 TIE WIRE required KGS #VALUE! KGS

ENGR. RONALD JOHN R. CAJILLA

TWO WAY SLAB 1
NUMBER
BAR OF STEEL
IN CM. SQUARE
METER
10.000 4.369 0.592

12.500 3.603 0.416
15.000 3.221 0.350
17.500 2.647 0.247
20.000 2.360 0.174
22.200 2.168 0.168
25.000 1.977 0.142
T Enter Length L (M) 5.50 M

W Enter Width W (M) 3.50 M
Enter Bar Spacing cm 20.00 CM
# of Steel Bar Constant factor c 2.360

# of Ties #16 Constant factor c 0.174
L # OF STEEL BARS required PCS @ 6M 46.00 PCS
# OF #16 TIE WIRE required KGS 4.00 KGS
*used for 64 times

REINFORCED GROUND SLAB (BARS SPACING MORE THAN 25CM 1

Enter Bar Spacing along W cm 50.00 CM
Enter Bar Spacing along L cm 50.00 CM
# OF STEEL BARS USED PARALLEL TO L PCS @ 6M 8.00 PCS

L # OF STEEL BARS USED PARALLEL TO W PCS @ 6M 8.00 PCS
*used for 16 times
CONCRETE STAIRS
Enter Riser Height RH (M) 0.20 M
Enter Tread Run TR (M) 0.30 M
TR
W Enter Stair Width W (M) 1.50 M
Enter # of Steps N 14.00 Steps
RHEnter Stringer Thickness TS (M) 0.20 M
0.63 0.36 0.99
Enter Spacing (M)
0.20
Enter Spacing (M) Enter Steps Lateral Bar diameter (mm)
0.20 12
Enter Stringer Lateral Bar diameter (mm)
12 TS
Enter Spacing (M)
0.30
Enter Spacing (M) Enter Steps Lateral Bar diameter (mm)
0.30 12
Enter Stringer Horizontal Bar diameter (mm)
12
Number of 12 mm Lateral Bars required @ Steps PCS @ 6M 13.00 PCS
Number of 12 mm Horizontal Bars required @ Steps PCS @ 6M 11.00 PCS
Number of 12 mm Lateral Bars required @ Stringer PCS @ 6M 10.00 PCS
Number of 12 mm Horizontal Bars required @ Stringer PCS @ 6M 4.00 PCS
# OF #16 TIE WIRE USED KGS 3.00 KGS
*used three times
NOTES: DOWELS FOR LATERAL BARS ARE ALREADY INCLUDED IN THE ESTIMATES
FOR STAIRS LANDINGS YOU MAY USE THE SLAB REINFORCEMENT CALCULATOR

CONCRETE CANAL
TOP OPENING WIDTH

Stiffener
Enter Canal Total Length (M) - M

Enter Canal Total Height (M) - M
CANAL TOTAL HEIGHT
Enter Top Opening Width (M) - M

Enter Bottom Opening width (M) - M
BOTTOM
OPENING Enter Canal Flooring Bottom Width (M) - M
WIDTH Enter Canal Flooring Thickness (M) - M
Enter # of layers of CHB used (1 Side) Layer - layers

TC Enter Size of CHB required 4"=6"0.10,
= 0.15 - M
F
CHB Breakage % allowance % - %
Calc. U bar length #VALUE!
CANAL
PCS -
FLOORING Enter # of Horizonal Barsfor Walling (2 sides) PCS
BOTTOM PCS -
Enter # of Horizonal Bars for flooring PCS
WIDTH (M) -
Enter U bar spacing M
ERROR 0.5 1
CONCRETING Enter Concrete Mix Design (CLASS) A or B - AorB
Canal Flooring Total Volume #VALUE! cu.m. #VALUE! #VALUE!
Canal Top Stiffener Total Volume #VALUE! cu.m. #VALUE! #VALUE!
# of Bags cement #VALUE! BAGS
Volume of Sand #VALUE! CU.M.
Volume of 3/4 Gravel #VALUE! CU.M.
MASONRY
# of CHB used #VALUE! PCS
AREA #VALUE!
MORTAR USING 4" CHB
VOL. OF SCREENED SAND CU.M. #VALUE! CU.M.
MORTAR USING 6" CHB
VOL. OF SCREENED SAND CU.M. #VALUE! CU.M.

One face ofthe wall only
VOL. OF FINE SAND CU.M. #VALUE! CU.M.

REINFORCEMENTS
# of Horizontal Bars Used at CHB Wall #VALUE! PCS @ 6M
# of Horizontal Bars Used at Flooring #VALUE! PCS @ 6M

# U Bars #VALUE! PCS
# Bars Used for U Bars #VALUE! PCS @ 6M

BEAM REINFORCEMENT (BEAM TO BEAM = LESS THAN 6.0 METERS) ONE BAY
Enter Beam to Beam Length L (M) 3.00 M

L(beam to beam) Enter Beam Depth D (M) 0.30 M
Enter Column Width Cw(M) 0.40 M
# of Bars # of Non-
Continuou Continuou Size of Bars Units
Top Bars s s Bars
Top Bars 3 - 16.00 mm
D
Web Bars Web Bars - - 12.00 mm
Bottom Bars Bottom Bars 2 - 16.00 mm
W Enter Stirrup Bars Diameter required: 10.00 mm

L = Span
L/4
0.15
L
Colum
n
Width TOP BARS
WEB BARS
BOTTOM BARS

Number of 16mm bars used as main bars 4.00 PCS
Number of 12mm bars used as web bars - PCS
Number of 10mm bars used as stirrups 4.00 PCS
*used for 18 times

BEAM REINFORCEMENT (TWO BAYS) CONTINUOUS BEAM
Enter Beam Depth D (M) 0.30 M
L1 L2
Enter Column Width Max Cw(M) 0.40 M
# of Bars # of Non-
s s Bars
D 3 1
Top Bars 16.00 mm
Web Bars
Bottom Bars
Bottom Bars 2 1 16.00 mm
W
L = Span1 L = Span2
L/4
L/4
0.15 L
0.15 L
Colum
n
Width TOP BARS
WEB BARS
BOTTOM BARS
# of 6m Length Deformed Bars used as Continuous Bars 3.00 PCS

Number of 16mm bars required as main bars 10.00 PCS
Number of 10mm bars required as web bars - PCS
Number of 10mm bars required as stirrups 2.00 PCS

*used for 72 times

TWO WAY SLAB 2
NUMBER
BAR OF STEEL
IN CM. SQUARE
METER
10.000 4.369 0.592

12.500 3.603 0.416
15.000 3.221 0.350
17.500 2.647 0.247
20.000 2.360 0.174
22.200 2.168 0.168
25.000 1.977 0.142



L
*used for 9 times

TWO WAY SLAB 3
NUMBER
BAR OF STEEL
IN CM. SQUARE
METER
10.000 4.369 0.592

12.500 3.603 0.416
15.000 3.221 0.350
17.500 2.647 0.247
20.000 2.360 0.174
22.200 2.168 0.168
25.000 1.977 0.142


*used for12 times

TWO WAY SLAB 4
NUMBER
BAR OF STEEL
IN CM. SQUARE
METER
10.000 4.369 0.592

12.500 3.603 0.416
15.000 3.221 0.350
17.500 2.647 0.247
20.000 2.360 0.174
22.200 2.168 0.168
25.000 1.977 0.142



L



*used for4 times


*used for 4 times



CARPENTRY WORKS
Determining the total board foot of a lumber.
Enter Number of pieces # 100.00 PCS
Enter lumber Dimension W1(IN) 2.00 inches
W2(IN) 4.00 inches
L L(FT) 12.00 feet (ft)
TOTAL # OF LUMBER IN BD.FT Bd.ft. 800.00 BD.FT
W2
W1
Determining the total board foot of a round log

FORMULA: (D - 4)² x L
16
Enter Number of pieces # 1.00 PCS

Enter lumber Dimension D1(IN) 28.00 inches
L(FT) 20.00 feet (ft)
TOTAL # OF LUMBER IN BD.FT Bd.ft. 720.00 BD.FT
Determining the total lengths or pcs of a certain lumber from Bd.ft.
Enter total Bd.ft : Bd.ft. 720

L Enter desired lumber dimension : W1 (in) W2 (in) L (ft)
2 4 10
TOTAL # OF LUMBER IN PIECES/LENGTHS PCS 108.00 PCS

W2
W1

NUMBER OF BOARD FOOT OF STUDS & NAILING JOIST PER SQUARE METER
SPACING IN CENTIMETER (CENTER TO CENTER)
Lumber size
in inches 30 x 30 30 x 60 40 x 40 40 x 60 60 x 60
1x2 4.103 3.147 3.189 2.686 2.268
2x2 8.198 6.293 6.379 5.373 4.594
2x3 12.284 9.440 9.569 8.060 6.898
2x4 16.414 12.592 12.758 10.746 9.195
L
Enter Length of Wall/Ceilling/Flooring L (M) 9.00 M
Enter Height of Wall/Ceilling/Flooring H (M) 3.00 M
Enter Constant Factor C 6.898
# OF BD.FT OF STUDS & NAILING JOIST USED: BD.FT 186.25 BD.FT.
Enter total Bd.ft : Bd.ft. 186.25

Enter desired lumber dimension : W1 (in) W2 (in) L (ft)
2 3 8
TOTAL # OF LUMBER IN PIECES/LENGTHS PCS 47.00 PCS
USING 1/4" ORDINARY PLYWOOD or 4' x 8' HARDIFLEX BOARD

TOTAL # OF 4'X 8' ORDINARY PLYWOOD USED (ONE SIDE) SHTS 10 Sheets
TOTAL # OF 4'X 8' ORDINARY PLYWOOD USED (TWO SIDES) SHTS 19 Sheets
# OF 1" CWNails Used for Boards (ONE SIDE) KGS 0.6 KGS
# OF 1" CWNails Used for Boards (TWO SIDES) KGS 1.1 KGS
# OF 2 1/2" CWNails Used for Joining the Studs together KGS 1.4 KGS

BY: ENGR. RONALD JOHN R. CAJILLA B
ROOFING WORKS DETERMINING THE DESIRA
# of pulins
Roofing Length
Side Lapping 2 1/2 1 1/2 Roofing Length

Effective Width 0.60 0.70
Roof Sheet Length 1
End Lapping 25cm - 30 cm
Roof Sheet Length 2 End lapping
H
DETERMINING THE NUMBE
Ls
Span
Projection
(Bulada)
Number of the 1st R
Number of the 2nd R
Pitch
Number of the 1st R

12 Number of the 2nd R
Number of the 3rd R

DETERMINING THE DESIRABLE NUMBER OF SHEETS IF USING MORE THAN ONE SHEET B
Rafter L1 3.605551 Enter Span (Ls) M 3.00 M
Angle 0.786843 Enter Height (H) M 2.00 M
H2 0.79 Enter Projection Width (Bulada) M 1.20 M
Rafter L2 1.435566
# of pulins 9.00 Total Length of Rafter M 5.04 M
USING ONLY TWO SHEETS
Roofing Length 5.12 Total Roofing Net Length M 5.12 M
1 FT 8 FT
2.40 Enter Roof Sheet Length 1
2.10 Enter Roof Sheet Length 2 FT 8 FT
2 Overlap (0.32) M (1.04) FT
Adjust Sheet Length!
ROOF ACCESSORIES
USING THREE SHEETS

Roofing Length1 5.12 Total Roofing Net Length M 5.12 M
2 2.10 Enter Roof Sheet Length 2 FT 8 FT
Overlap 1.04 M 3.42 FT
OK Roof Sheet combination
But not economical, cost you more money!
End Lapping must not be more than 2 ft
DETERMINING THE NUMBER OF ROOF SHEETS
Side Lapping 2 1/2 1 1/2

Enter Roofing total with M 18.60 M
Total Roof Width Enter Effective Width M 0.70 M
Number of the 1st Roof sheet used @ 8 feet long at one side only 27 Sheets
Number of the 2nd Roof sheet used @ 8 feet long at one side only 27 Sheets
Number of Umbrella Nails/Tekscrews 9 KGS
Note: Must multiply by two if the other side of the roof is similar
USING THREE SHEETS

Number of the 3rd Roof sheet used @ 8 feet long at one side only 27 Sheets
Not recommended, cost you more money!

R
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W
i
d
t Roof Width
h
ROOF ACCESSORIES
Enter Total Covered Length 18.60 M

Enter Effective Length 2.35 M
Number of Roof Accessories Used 8 PCS

DETERMINING THE DESIRABLE NUMBER OF SHEETS IF USING MORE THAN ONE SHEET
Rafter L1 12 Enter Span (Ls) M 12.00 M
Angle 0 Enter Height (H) M - M
H2 - nter Projection Width (Bulada) M - M
Rafter L2 0
# of pulins 19.00 Total Length of Rafter M 12.00 M
Roofing Length 12.08 Total Roofing Net Length M 12.08 M
1 FT 8 FT
2.40 Enter Roof Sheet Length 1
2 Overlap (7.28) M (23.87) FT
USING THREE SHEETS

Roofing Length1 12.08 Total Roofing Net Length M 12.08 M
Overlap (2.44) M (8.00) FT
DETERMINING THE NUMBER OF ROOF SHEETS
Side Lapping 2 1/2 1 1/2

Enter Roofing total with M 18.60 M
Total Roof Width Enter Effective Width M 0.70 M
USING THREE SHEETS

Number of the 3rd Roof sheet used @ 8 feet long at one side only 27 Sheets

R
o
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W
i
d
t Roof Width
h
ROOF ACCESSORIES
Enter Total Covered Length 18.60 M

Enter Effective Length 2.35 M
Number of Roof Accessories Used 8 PCS

TILING WORKS
Enter Wall or Floor Area 1,679.28 SQ.M.
Enter Breakage Allowance (5 - 10%) 5.00 %
Tile Size # of PCS

Inches cm per Sq.m.
3x3 7.5 x 7.5 313,505.00
4x4 10 x 10 176,325.00
4 1/4 x 4 1/4 10.6 x 10.6 155,871.00
4x8 10 x 20 88,163.00
6x6 15 x 15 78,359.00
6x8 15 x 20 58,769.00
6 x 12 15 x 30 39,180.00
8x8 20 x 20 44,082.00
8 x 12 20 x 30 29,376.00
8 x 16 20 x 40 22,041.00
10 x 16 25 x 25 28,212.00
12 x 12 30 x 30 19,590.00
12 x 24 30 x 60 9,804.00
16 x 16 40 x 40 11,021.00
20 x 20 50 x 50 7,053.00
24 x 24 60 x 60 4,902.00
Cement Mortar 145.00 BAGS

White Cement 840.00 KGS
Adhesive 185.00 BAGS

PAINTING WORKS
Unit Conversio1 Gallon = 4 Liters Enter Wall Area 1,716.50 SQ.M.
Coverage
Simplified Construction Estimate Enter Coverage 40.00 /Gal
Table 10-6 Kinds of Paint, Uses and Area Coverage Enter # of Coats 2.00 Coats
PRIMERS Number of Gallons 86.00 Gals
KIND OF PAINT USES THINING DRYING TIMECOVERAGE/Gal
1. Interior For interior 2 hrs, allow 25 to 30
Primer & wood Paint Thinner overnight b4 sq.m.
Sealer surfaces recoating
2. Exterior Forwood
exterior 6 hrs, allow 30 to 40
Paint Thinner overnight b4
Wood Primer sq.m.
surfaces recoating
Primer for
3. Red Oxide ferrous and Paint Thinner 35 to 40
3 Hours
Primer non-ferrous sq.m.
materials
Rust
preventive
4. Red Lead 30 to 40
primer for Paint Thinner 3 Hours
Primer sq.m.
ferrous
surfaces
For Steel, 6 hrs, allow

5. Epoxy Aluminum, Epoxy overnight b4 30 to 40
Primer Galvanized Reducer sq.m.
recoating
iron
WATER BASE MASONRY PAINT

Exterior & 30 minutes

1. Acrylic Interior 1/2 lts/ 4 lts allow 30 to 40
6 hrs b4
Latex Paint masonry water sq.m.
recoat
surfaces
Exterior &
2. Acrylic 30 minutes
Interior 30 to 40
Semi-Gloss Water allow 6 hrs b4
masonry sq.m.
Latex recoat
surfaces
Exterior & 30 minutes

3. Acrylic Interior 30 to 40
Water allow 6 hrs b4
Gloss Latex masonry sq.m.
recoat
surfaces
For furniture,
cabinets,
doors, 1 Hour. Allow
4. Latex Hi- windows, 30 to 40
Usse as is 4 hrs before
Gloss Enamel tools, toys, sq.m.
recoating
wrought iron,
& primed
metals
5. Tinting Acrylic colors water

Colors
ROOF PAINT

for G.I. Shts, 4 hrs. allow
1. All weather asbestos
overnight 40 to 50
acylic roof bricks water before sq.m.
shield concrete and recoating
stucco
G.I. roofs and 6 hrs. allow

other metal
2. Davies Paint Thinner overnight 30 to 40
such as
Roof paint before sq.m.
aluminum recoating
and steel
ENAMEL AND GLOSS PAINT

1. Quick for exterior & 5 hrs. allow 8

interior wood Paint Thinner hrs. before 30 to 40
Drying and metal sq.m.
Enamel recoating
surface
6 hrs. allow
2. Interior Interior wood
and metal Paint Thinner overnight 25 to 30
semi-Gloss
before sq.m.
Enamel surfaces recoating
3 hrs. allow
for interior
3. Flat wall overnight 40 to 50
wall & Paint Thinner
Enamel before sq.m.
ceilings
recoating
for exterrior
wood and 6 hrs. allow
4. Exterior 30 to 35
properly Paint Thinner 48 hrs. before
Gloss paint sq.m.
primed metal recoating
surfaces
5. Tinting Oil Base

Colors tinting color
VARNISHING
for floors,
1. Valspar or sidings 40 to 50
furnitures, Paint Thinner 24 hours
Spar Varnish sq.m.
deck of boats
for interior
new wood 10 minutes.
2. Hi-solid furnitures Lacquer Allow 30 40 to 50
sanding and fixtures, Thinner minutes sq.m.
sealer cabinet, before recoat
doors, etc.
for interior
new wood
3. Hi-solid Allow 30
furnitures, Lacquer 30 to 40
clear gloss minutes
door Thinner sq.m.
Lacquer before recoat
panelling and
trim.
for interior
new wood
furnitures, Lacquer 30 to 40
Semi-gloss minutes
cabinets, Thinner sq.m.
doors,
shelves, etc

for interior
wood
furniture,
cabinets, Lacquer 30 to 40
dead flat minutes
door jambs, Thinner sq.m.
trim
panelling,
etc.
for furnitures,
6. Water cabinets, Allow 30
Lacquer 30 to 40
white gloss doors, panel minutes
Thinner sq.m.
Lacquer and interior before recoat
walls

FORMS
DETERMINING THE TOTAL MATERIALS USED FOR SQUARES & RECTANGULAR COLUMN FORMS
Enter Column Height M 15.60

Column Dimension A M 0.40
Column Dimension B M 0.40
Co Enter Number of Columns Units 36.00
lu 1.80 155.52
m Note: One form per column - (Resusable form)
n 1,602.18 Bd.ft
He 4' Total # of Bd.ft of frame required:
igh OR Enter desired lumber dimension : W1 (in) W2 (in) L (ft)
t 2. 2 3 8
4
M Total Number of Lumber: 401.00 PCS
Total Number of Plywood required: 54.00 Sheet(s)
Total Number of #2 1/2 CWNails: 12.50 KGS
Total Number of #1 Finishing Nails: 5.20 Kgs
DETERMINING THE TOTAL MATERIALS USED FOR BEAMS & GIRDER FORMS
Enter Beam Length M 738.00

Beam Dimension D M 0.30
Beam Dimension B M 0.20
Enter Number of Beams Units 1.00
0.90 664.20
Total Beam Length
Total # of Bd.ft of frame required: 6,468.00 Bd.ft
W1 (in) W2 (in) L (ft)
2 3 8
Total Number of Lumber: 1,617.00 PCS
D Total Number of Plywood required: 231.00 Sheet(s)
Total Number of #2 1/2 CWNails: 53.20 KGS
Total Number of #1 Finishing Nails: 22.00 Kgs

SCAFFOLDINGS
PARTS OF SCAFFOLDINGS
1. Vertical Support
2. Base of Vertical Support
3. Horizontal Member
4. Diagonal Braces
5. Block and Wedges
6. Nails & Bolts

COLUMN BEAM
Enter Column Height M 15.60 Enter Beam Length M 738.00
Enter # of Columns Units 36.00 Enter # of Beams Units 1.00
Total Column Height: 561.60 M. Ht. Total Beam Length: 738.00 M. Ht.
FLOORING
Enter Floor Area SQ.M. 1,679.28
QUANTITY OF LUMBER FOR SCAFFOLDING OR STAGING

Lumber Column Beam
Flooring
Size Vertical Horizontal Brace Vertical Horizontal
2" x 2" 2,639.52 11,793.60 6,570.72 2,952.00 3,468.60 10,243.61
2" x 3" 3,931.20 17,785.87 9,828.00 4,428.00 5,166.00 15,281.45
2" x 4" 5,250.96 23,727.60 13,113.36 5,904.00 6,900.30 20,319.29
Enter total # of Bd.ft of Lumber required: 224.40 Bd.ft

W1 (in) W2 (in) L (ft)
2 4 8
Total Number of Lumber: 43.00 PCS
Total Number of #4 CWNails: 410.00 KGS
PROJECT TITLE: PROPOSED FOUR-STOREY SCHOOL BUILDING
NAME: EZEKIEL LENIN G. ARANZANSO
CRS. YR. & SEC.: BSCE-4B
ITEM DESCRIPTION OF WORKS QTY UNIT UNIT COST TOTAL COST

1 CONCRETING
FOOTING:
Cement 140.00 BAGS Php 218.00 Php 30,520.00
Sand 7.80 cu.m Php 1400.00 Php 10,920.00
Gravel 15.60 cu.m Php 2200.00 Php 34,320.00
WALL FOOOTING:
Sand 9.90 cu.m Php 1400.00 Php 13,860.00
FLOOR SLAB:
Cement 4,535.00 BAGS Php 218.00 Php 988,630.00
Sand 251.90 cu.m Php 1400.00 Php 352,660.00
Gravel 503.80 cu.m Php 2200.00 Php 1,108,360.00
COLUMNS:
Sand 45.00 cu.m Php 1400.00 Php 63,000.00
BEAMS:
Sand 22.20 cu.m Php 1400.00 Php 31,080.00
STAIRS: Php -
Sand 3.30 cu.m Php 1400.00 Php 4,620.00
SUB-TOTAL Php 3,306,298.00
2 MASONRY
6" THK CHB 22,530.00 pcs Php 19.00 Php 428,070.00
Mortar Cement 1,739.00 BAGS Php 218.00 Php 379,102.00
Mortar Sand 144.90 cu.m Php 1400.00 Php 202,860.00
Plaster Cement 989.00 BAGS Php 218.00 Php 215,602.00
Plaster Sand 55.00 cu.m Php 1400.00 Php 77,000.00
3 REINFORCEMENT
10mm dia-6m rebars 1,226.00 pcs Php 110.00 Php 134,860.00
#16 Tie Wires 1,231.00 Kg. Php 50.00 Php 61,550.00
16mm dia-6m rebars 6,751.00 pcs Php 280.00 Php 1,890,280.00
12mm dia-6m rebars 114 pcs Php 157.00 Php 17,898.00
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TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES
Ayala Blvd., Ermita, Manila
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Civil Engineering Department

CONTRACTOR: EZEKIEL LENIN G. ARANZANSO
LOCATION: 485 BUCANDALA 5, IMUS CITY, CAVITE
SUBJECT: DETAILED ESTIMATES
ITEM DESCRIPTION OF WORKS QUANTITY UNIT UNIT COST TOTAL COST

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Facilities 1 lot Php 172,500.00 Php 172,500.00
I
Utilities 1 lot Php 101,500.00 Php 101,500.00
Enclosures 1 lot Php 96,550.00 Php 96,550.00
Sub-Total Php 370,550.00
EARTHWORKS
II Gravel Bedding 1 lot Php 950,000.00 Php 950,000.00
Soil Poisoning 1 lot Php 800,000.00 Php 800,000.00
Sub-Total Php 1,750,000.00
CONCRETING
Cement 6121 Bags Php 218.00 Php 1,334,378.00
III
Sand 340.1 cu.m Php 1,400.00 Php 476,140.00
Gravel 679.9 cu.m Php 2,200.00 Php 1,495,780.00
MASONRY
6" THK CHB 22530 pcs Php 19.00 Php 428,070.00
Mortar Cement 1739 BAGS Php 218.00 Php 379,102.00
IV
Mortar Sand 144.9 cu.m Php 1,400.00 Php 202,860.00
Plaster Cement 989 BAGS Php 218.00 Php 215,602.00
Plaster Sand 55 cu.m Php 1,400.00 Php 77,000.00
REINFORCEMENT
V #16 Tie Wires 1231 Kg. Php 50.00 Php 61,550.00
16mm dia-6m rebars 6751 pcs Php 280.00 Php 1,890,280.00
ROOFING WORKS
GI 26 Corr. Roofing Sheet 216 sheets Php 400.00 Php 86,400.00
VI GI 24 Ridge Roll 16 sheets Php 325.00 Php 5,200.00
GI 24 Gutter 16 sheets Php 596.00 Php 9,536.00
Umbrella Nails 36 Kg Php 376.00 Php 13,536.00
TILING WORKS
20x20cm Ceramic Tile 44082 pcs Php 100.00 Php 4,408,200.00
VII Cement Mortar 145 BAGS Php 230.00 Php 33,350.00
White Cement 840 Kg Php 215.00 Php 180,600.00
Adhesive 185 BAGS Php 328.00 Php 60,680.00
PAINTING WORKS
VIII Paint Tthinner 58 Gals Php 195.00 Php 11,310.00
Acrylic Paint 86 Gals Php 534.00 Php 45,924.00
SCAFFOLDINGS AND FORMWORKS
Lumber 2061 PCS Php 35.00 Php 72,135.00
#4 CW Nails 410 Kg Php 175.00 Php 71,750.00
IX
2' x 4' Plywood 285 Sheet(s Php 215.00 Php 61,275.00
#2 1/2 CW Nails 65.7 Kg Php 150.00 Php 9,855.00
#1 Finishing Nails 27.2 Kg Php 160.00 Php 4,352.00
PLUMBING WORKS
Kitchen Sink 4 pcs Php 19,520.00 Php 78,080.00
Lavatory 9 pcs Php 4,810.00 Php 43,290.00
X Water Closet 23 pcs Php 10,110.00 Php 232,530.00
Water Line Pipe 25mm dia 64 3-m pcs Php 861.00 Php 55,104.00
Sanitary Line Pipe 100mm dia 74 3-m pcs Php 960.00 Php 71,040.00
Plumbing Accessories (Tees, Elbows, etc.) 1 lot Php 100,000.00 Php 100,000.00
ELECTRICAL WORKS
Dual Fluorescent Lamps 196 pcs Php 745.00 Php 146,020.00
Area Light 56 pcs Php 305.00 Php 17,080.00
Pin Lights 212 pcs Php 125.00 Php 26,500.00
Light Bulbs 8 pcs Php 45.00 Php 360.00
Panel Board Set 4 pcs Php 36,600.00 Php 146,400.00
One Gang Switch 60 pcs Php 24.75 Php 1,485.00
XII Two-Gang Switch 8 pcs Php 25.75 Php 206.00
Duplex Outlet 156 pcs Php 54.75 Php 858,000.00
Airconditioning Unit 40 pcs Php 5,500.00 Php 6,000.00
Aircondition Outlet 40 pcs Php 150.00 Php 6,000.00
3.5mm2 THHN Wire 1,992.00 m Php 45.00 Php 89,640.00
2.0mm22 TW Wire 796.80 m Php 12.50 Php 9,960.00
Utility Box 304 pcs Php 15.00 Php 4,560.00
Octagonal Box 276 pcs Php 20.00 Php 5,520.00
FABRICATED MATERIALS
Doors
Casement Door 31 set/s Php 9,450.00 Php 292,950.00
Casement Double Swing Door 3 set/s Php 18,000.00 Php 54,000.00
Fire Exit Door 8 set/s Php 2,600.00 Php 20,800.00
Casement Door (Rooms) 6 set/s Php 3,540.00 Php 21,240.00
XIII Glass Swing Door 2 set/s Php 10,950.00 Php 21,900.00
Mahogany Casement Door 9 set/s Php 2,750.00 Php 24,750.00
Windows
Four-Panel Sliiding Window 8 set/s Php 5,400.00 Php 43,200.00
Two-Panel Slinding Window 10 set/s Php 3,850.00 Php 38,500.00
Awning Window 14 set/s Php 1,250.00 Php 17,500.00
Four-Panel Fixed and Awning Window 24 set/s Php 10,325.00 Php 247,800.00
FIRE PROTECTION
Water Sprinkler 108 pcs Php 1,250.00 Php 135,000.00
XIV Smoke Detector 108 pcs Php 1,500.00 Php 162,000.00
Fire Alarm 8 pcs Php 2,500.00 Php 20,000.00
S U M MARY
ITEM DESCRIPTION PRICE
I MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Php 370,550.00
II EARTHWORKS Php 1,750,000.00
III CONCRETING Php 3,306,298.00
IV MASONRY Php 1,302,634.00
V REINFORCEMENT Php 2,104,588.00
VI ROOFING WORKS Php 114,672.00
VII TILING WORKS Php 4,682,830.00
VIII PAINTING WORKS Php 57,234.00
IX SCAFFOLDINGS AND FORMWORKS Php 219,367.00
X PLUMBING WORKS Php 480,044.00
XI ELECTRICAL WORKS Php 1,317,731.00
XII FABRICATED MATERIALS Php 782,640.00
XIII FIRE PROTECTION Php 317,000.00
Material Cost Php 16,805,588.00

Labor Cost Php 21,602,500.00
Equipment Cost Php 4,458,000.00
TOTAL DIRECT COST Php 42,866,088.00
Contractor's Profit Php 6,429,913.20

OCM Php 6,429,913.20
E-VAT Php 6,687,109.73
TOTAL INDIRECT COST Php 19,546,936.13
T O TAL C O N S T R U C T I O N C O S T Php 62,413,024.13
Submitted by: Submitted to:
EZEKIEL LENIN G. ARANZANSO ENGR. MARJUN B. MACASILHIG

STUDENT, BSCE-4B INSTRUCTOR
FOOTING:
Cement 140 BAGS ### ###
Sand 7.8 cu.m ### ###
Gravel 15.6 cu.m ### ###
WALL FOOOTING:
Sand 9.9 cu.m ### ###
Gravel 19.7 cu.m ### ###
FLOOR SLAB:
Sand 251.9 cu.m ### ###
Gravel 503.8 cu.m ### ###
COLUMNS:
Sand 45 cu.m ### ###
Gravel 89.9 cu.m ### ###
BEAMS:
Sand 22.2 cu.m ### ###
Gravel 44.3 cu.m ### ###
STAIRS:
Sand 3.3 cu.m ### ###
Gravel 6.6 cu.m ### ###

CONTRACTOR: EZEKIEL LENIN G. ARANZANSO
LOCATION: 485 BUCANDALA 5, IMUS CITY, CAVITE
SUBJECT: S-CURVE
3.713826 Php -
ITEM DESCRIPTION OF WORKS AMOUNT PERCENTAGE
I MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Php 825,694.86 1.323%
II EARTHWORKS Php 6,499,194.92 10.413%
III CONCRETING Php 12,279,014.39 19.674%
IV MASONRY Php 4,837,755.59 7.751%
V REINFORCEMENT Php 7,816,072.94 12.523%
VI ROOFING WORKS Php 425,871.82 0.682%
VII TILING WORKS Php 17,391,214.27 27.865%
VIII PAINTING WORKS Php 212,557.10 0.341%
IX SCAFFOLDINGS AND FORMWORKS Php 814,690.80 1.305%
X PLUMBING WORKS Php 1,782,799.73 2.856%
XI ELECTRICAL WORKS Php 4,893,823.22 7.841%
XII FABRICATED MATERIALS Php 2,906,588.52 4.657%
XIII FIRE PROTECTION Php 1,177,282.74 1.886%
XIV DEMOBILIZATION Php 550,463.24 0.882%
SUM Php 62,413,024.13 100.000%
Cum.Total
PRECEDENCE DIAGRAM
ACTIVITY PREDECESSOR
I -
II I
III V
IV V
V II
VI IX, III
VII XII
VIII IV
IX II
X VI
XI VI
XII IV
XIII X
XIV VIII, VII
HILIPPINES
Php 1,376,158.10
30 CD 60 CD 90 CD 120 CD
Php 825,694.86
Php 1,949,758.48 Php 4,549,436.45
Php 390,803.65 Php 390,803.65 Php 781,607.29
Php 81,469.08 Php 162,938.16 Php 244,407.24
Php 2,775,453.34 Php 5,021,709.17 Php 553,741.81 Php 1,026,014.53

Php 2,775,453.34 Php 7,797,162.51 Php 8,350,904.32 Php 9,376,918.85
x y
Php 4.45 30
Php 12.49 60
Php 13.38 90
Php 15.02 120
Php 17.85 150
Php 21.81 180
Php 23.69 210
Php 24.94 240
Php 27.32 270
Php 29.08 300
Php 32.21 330
Php 36.33 360
Php 40.83 390
Php 45.92 420
Php 49.65 450
Php 53.70 480
Php 56.97 510
Php 67.79 540
Php 80.52 570
Php 86.26 600
Php 86.36 630
Php 86.47 660
Php 88.67 690
Php 92.42 720
Php 95.09 750
Php 99.10 780
Php 100.00 810
150 CD 180 CD 210 CD 240 CD
Php 1,563,214.59 Php 2,344,821.88 Php 1,172,410.94 Php 781,607.29
Php 203,672.70 Php 122,203.62
Php 1,766,887.29 Php 2,467,025.50 Php 1,172,410.94 Php 781,607.29

Php 11,143,806.14 Php 13,610,831.64 Php 14,783,242.58 Php 15,564,849.88
270 CD 300 CD 330 CD 360 CD
Php 613,950.72 Php 613,950.72 Php 1,227,901.44 Php 1,841,852.16

Php 483,775.56 Php 483,775.56 Php 725,663.34 Php 725,663.34
Php 390,803.65
Php 1,488,529.93 Php 1,097,726.28 Php 1,953,564.78 Php 2,567,515.50

Php 17,053,379.80 Php 18,151,106.08 Php 20,104,670.86 Php 22,672,186.35
390 CD 420 CD 450 CD 480 CD
Php 1,841,852.16 Php 2,455,802.88 Php 1,841,852.16 Php 1,227,901.44

Php 967,551.12 Php 725,663.34 Php 483,775.56 Php 241,887.78
Php 42,511.42
Php 1,017,305.98
Php 2,809,403.28 Php 3,181,466.22 Php 2,325,627.72 Php 2,529,606.62

Php 25,481,589.63 Php 28,663,055.84 Php 30,988,683.56 Php 33,518,290.18
510 CD 540 CD 570 CD 600 CD
Php 613,950.72
Php 21,293.59 Php 42,587.18 Php 85,174.36 Php 106,467.95

Php 6,086,924.99 Php 7,826,046.42 Php 3,478,242.85
Php 95,650.69 Php 42,511.42 Php 31,883.56
Php 1,307,964.84 Php 581,317.70
Php 2,038,859.84 Php 6,753,341.30 Php 7,943,104.35 Php 3,584,710.81

Php 35,557,150.02 Php 42,310,491.32 Php 50,253,595.67 Php 53,838,306.48
630 CD 660 CD 690 CD 720 CD
Php 63,880.77 Php 63,880.77 Php 42,587.18
Php 356,559.95 Php 623,979.91

Php 978,764.64 Php 1,712,838.13
Php 63,880.77 Php 63,880.77 Php 1,377,911.77 Php 2,336,818.03

Php 53,902,187.25 Php 53,966,068.02 Php 55,343,979.79 Php 57,680,797.82
750 CD 780 CD 810 CD
Php 445,699.93 Php 356,559.95

Php 1,223,455.80 Php 978,764.64
Php 824,097.92 Php 353,184.82

Php 344,039.53 Php 206,423.72
Php 1,669,155.74 Php 2,503,462.03 Php 559,608.54
Php 59,349,953.56 Php 61,853,415.59 Php 62,413,024.13
275 IV 475
465 200 665
55 V 275 4
55 220 275
0 I 20 20 II 55
0 20 20 20 35 55
275 III 505
1 2 3 275 230 505
55 IX 175
385 120 505
5
505 VI 685
505 180 685
475 XII 525 8
665 50 715 525 VII 585
715 60 775
6
475 VIII 545
11
705 70 775
585 XIV 595

775 10 785
685 XI 760 785
7 710 75 785
12
785
685 X 760
685 75 760 760 XIII 785
10 760 25 785
785
MANPOWER SCHEDULE
LABOR SKILLED MAN

DESCRIPTION NO. OF DAYS PRICE PER PRICE PER
NO. NO.
DAY DAY
MOBILIZATION 20 9 Php 350.00 2 Php 550.00
EARTHWORKS 60 10 Php 350.00 4 Php 550.00
CONCRETE
450 12 Php 350.00 4 Php 550.00
WORKS
MASONRY WORKS 270 10 Php 350.00 4 Php 550.00
STEEL
REINFORCEMENT 390 11 Php 350.00 4 Php 550.00
WORKS
ROOFING WORKS 90 9 Php 350.00 2 Php 550.00
TILE WORKS 90 9 Php 350.00 2 Php 550.00
SCAFFOLDINGS 120 9 Php 350.00 2 Php 550.00
PAINT WORKS 80 8 Php 350.00 1 Php 550.00
ELECTRICAL
90 9 Php 350.00 2
WORKS
PLUMBING
100 9 Php 350.00 2
WORKS
FABRICATED
60 7 Php 350.00 1 Php 550.00
MATERIALS
FIRE PROOFING 90 5 Php 350.00 1 Php 550.00
DEMOBILIZATION 10 9 Php 350.00 2 Php 550.00
TOTAL
ULE
TOTAL COST
Php 85,000.00
Php 342,000.00
Php 2,880,000.00
Php 1,539,000.00
Php 2,359,500.00
Php 382,500.00
Php 382,500.00
Php 510,000.00
Php 268,000.00
Php 283,500.00
Php 315,000.00
Php 180,000.00
Php 207,000.00
Php 42,500.00
Php 9,776,500.00
DESCRIPTION
SITE ENGINEER
OFFICE ENGINEER
FOREMAN
TOTA
oh shit L
TOTAL MANPOWER COS
DESCRIPTION
SITE ENGINEER
OFFICE ENGINEER
FOREMAN
TOTAL
TOTAL MANPOWER COST OF

PROJECT
NO. OF LABOR
DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST/DAY
DAYS NO. PRICE PER DAY
SITE ENGINEER 1080 1 Php 2,000.00 Php 2,160,000.00
OFFICE ENGINEER 1080 2 Php 950.00 Php 2,052,000.00
FOREMAN 1080 3 Php 650.00 Php 2,106,000.00
Php 6,318,000.00
L MANPOWER COST OF THE PROJECT = Php 6,318,000.00
LABOR
NO. OF
TOTAL COST
DAYS NO. PRICE PER DAY
1080 2 Php 1,300.00 Php 2,808,000.00

1080 4 Php 950.00 Php 4,104,000.00
1080 7 Php 650.00 Php 4,914,000.00
Php 11,826,000.00
POWER COST OF THE

= Php 21,602,500.00
PROJECT
EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE
EQUIPMENT
NO. OF
DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST
DAYS
PRICE
NO.
PER DAY
Backhoe 28 1 1000 Php 28,000.00
Welding Machine 140 2 1300 Php 364,000.00
Dump Truck 31 1 1500 Php 46,500.00
Jackhammer 30 2 1000 Php 60,000.00
Vibrator
150 2 1500 Php 450,000.00
Compactor 15 1 6800 Php 102,000.00
Tilting Drum Mixer 270 2 2500 Php 1,350,000.00
T O T A L Php 2,400,500.00
EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE
EQUIPMENT
NO. OF
DESCRIPTION PRICE TOTAL COST/DAY
DAYS NO.
PER DAY
Backhoe 60 1 1500 Php
90,000.00
Welding Machine 450 2 2000 ###
Dump Truck 60 1 2000Php 120,000.00
Jackhammer 60 2 1000Php 120,000.00
Vibrator 230 3 1900 ###
Compactor 15 1 9500Php 142,500.00
Tilting Drum Mixer 230 2 4200 ###
TOTAL ###
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OWNER/S:______________________________________________________________________
LOCATION: ____________________________________________________________________
BILL OF MATERIALS
Materials & Estimated Quantities
Item to be Required
CALCULATIONS
Estimated
Prepared By: Approved:
ENGR. MARJUN B. MACASILHIG

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CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE CALCULATOR

(BY ENGR. RONALD JOHN R. CAJILLA)

FLOOR SLAB FORMULA: VOLUME = L * W * T

BASED ON MAX FAJARDO - SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE HANDBOOK

CONCRETE COLUMNS COLUMN DIMENSIONS:

CONCRETE COLUMNS COLUMN DIMENSIONS:

FORMULA: VOLUME = H * AreaCirc

(BY ENGR. RONALD JOHN R. CAJILLA)

BASED ON MAX FAJARDO - SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE HANDBOOK

Enter Riser Height RH (M) 0.20 M

0.63 1.51 2.14

TOTAL VOLUME OF CONCRETE: 2.14 CU.M.

BASED ON MAX FAJARDO - SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE HANDBOOK

TOTAL WALL AREA: 1,716.50 SQ.M.

MORTAR USING 4" CHB

PLASTER : 16mm thk Mix: 1:2

Using: Stones ranging from 15 to 25 kgs with atleast

TOTAL SIDE AREA: #VALUE! SQ.M.

BASED ON MAX FAJARDO - SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE HANDBOOK

40 2.93 2 Layers 3.300

60 2.13 3 Layers 2.150

DETERMINING THE NUMBER OF BARS USED

Enter Wall Height H (M) 3.00 M

BASED ON MAX FAJARDO - SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE HANDBOOK

Total # of Ties: 821.00 PCS

RECTANGULAR COLUMN REINFORCEMENT

Enter Column Height H (M) 15.60 M

Enter Number of Vertical Bars (M) 4.00 PCS

BASED ON MAX FAJARDO - SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE HANDBOOK

#16 TIE WIRE USED: 72.60 Kgs

CIRCULAR COLUMN REINFORCEMENT

Enter Column Height H (M) - M

D1 Enter Number of Vertical Bars (M) - PCS

#VALUE! Use DSB 12mm to 25mm only

BASED ON MAX FAJARDO - SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE HANDBOOK

Enter Beam to Beam Length L (M) 6.00 M

BASED ON MAX FAJARDO - SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE HANDBOOK

BASED ON MAX FAJARDO - SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE HANDBOOK

BY: ENGR. RONALD JOHN R. CAJILLA

BASED ON MAX FAJARDO - SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE HANDBOOK

BASED ON MAX FAJARDO - SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE HANDBOOK

QUANTITY OF REINFORCING STEEL BARS IN A ONEWAY REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB

10.000 3.764 0.474

T Enter Length L (M) - M

# of Steel Bar Constant factor c error entry

BASED ON MAX FAJARDO - SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE HANDBOOK

BASED ON MAX FAJARDO - SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE HANDBOOK

QUANTITY OF REINFORCING STEEL BARS IN A ONEWAY REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB

10.000 4.369 0.592

T Enter Length L (M) 5.50 M

# of Steel Bar Constant factor c 2.360

BASED ON MAX FAJARDO - SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE HANDBOOK

T Enter Length L (M) 5.50 M

# OF STEEL BARS USED PARALLEL TO L PCS @ 6M 8.00 PCS

ENGR. RONALD JOHN R. CAJILLA

BASED ON MAX FAJARDO - SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE HANDBOOK

TOP OPENING WIDTH

Enter Canal Total Length (M) - M

Enter Top Opening Width (M) - M

Enter # of layers of CHB used (1 Side) Layer - layers

PLASTER : 16mm thk Mix: 1:2

ENGR. RONALD JOHN R. CAJILLA