THE ANALYSIS OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT FOR

THE MOSQUE AL-MANSUR AT SOEKARNO HATTA

BANDUNG

THESIS UNDERGRADUATE

Compiled For Fullfill One of Terms Academic

Within the Framework of Submission Final Project (FP)
In Study Undergraduate (S-1)
Civil Engineering Program

By :
MOHAMAD HENDRA SUDRAJAT
114130221

CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
THE UNIVERSITY OF SWADAYA GUNUNG JATI
CIREBON
2019
THE ANALYSIS OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT FOR
THE MOSQUE AL-MANSUR AT SOEKARNO HATTA
BANDUNG

THESIS UNDERGRADUATE

Compiled For Fullfill One of Terms Academic

Within the Framework of Submission Final Project (FP)
In Study Undergraduate (S-1)
Civil Engineering Program

By :
MOHAMAD HENDRA SUDRAJAT
114130221

Cirebon, 2019

Validity,
Dean of the Faculty of Engineering
The University of Swadaya Gunung Jati Cirebon

H. Fathur Rohman, ST.,MT.

NIK. 617 904 37
 PAPER OF VALIDITY EXAM

THE ANALYSIS OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT FOR

THE MOSQUE AL-MANSUR AT SOEKARNO HATTA
BANDUNG

By :
MOHAMAD HENDRA SUDRAJAT
114130221

Cirebon, 2019

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Supervisor

Dr. Saihul Anwar, Ir., M.Eng., MM

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Hereby declare that :

1. This Thesis paper is original and has never been submitted to obtain an
academic degree, both at Cirebon Swadaya Gunung Jati University and
other Universities.
2. Thesis writing is purely an idea, formulation and own research without
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Thus this statement is made in truth.

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MOHAMAD HENDRA SUDRAJAT

 ABSTRACT

Managemnt Project is the process of implementing management

functions (planning, implementation, control and coordination) on a project
by using existing resources to be effective and efficient in order to achieve
project objectives optimally.
Construction Management Analysis on the Al-Mansur Mosque
construction project contains, calculates Volume, Recapitulation Costs and
Analysis of Work Unit Prices, using the CPM (Critical Path Method)
method which is a method for connecting lines or items related to work.
The CPM method solves problems with advanced calculations and reverse
calculations.
From the calculation of job weighting based on Barchart's analysis,
the curve s and scheduling CPM construction of the Al-Mansur Mosque,
takes 100 days (25 weeks) with an estimated cost of approximately
Rp.6,411,288,858, -

Keywords: Project Management, Barchart, S Curve, CPM (Critical Path

Method).
 PREFACE

Assalamu ‘Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh,

Praise and thanks giving, the writer says upon the presence of Allah
Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala who has bestowed all of His mercy, guidance and
grace so that the writer can complete the final assignment entitled.
“THE ANALYSIS OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT FOR THE
MOSQUE AL-MANSUR AT SOEKARNO HATTA BANDUNG”

This final assignment was arranged as one of the requirements in

order to complete the Undergraduate (S1) education in the Department of
Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Swadaya Gunung
Jati Cirebon.
For support and assistance so that the final task can be finished,
please say thanks to:
1. Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala has given everything so that the
compilers can complete this final task.
2. Both parents and all families who always pray for and give support,
both morally and materially.
3. Mr. H. Fathur Rohman, ST., MT. As Dean of the Faculty of
Engineering, University of Swadaya Gunung Jati.
4. Dr. Saihul Anwar, Ir., M.Eng.,MM. as a guide who has guided well so
that the writer can complete this Final Project.
5. Mr. Dr. Martinus Agus S, Ir, .MT. as the 2013 class D guardian
lecturer.
6. All Lecturers, Administrative Staff of the Civil Engineering Study
Program of the Faculty of Engineering Unswagati who have provided
guidance and services.
7. Friends who always provide motivation & friends of the 2014
Generation and all parties who cannot be mentioned one by one,
thank you for all the help and support.

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 Hopefully the charity and services of all parties who have helped in
the preparation of this thesis are rewarded by Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala
"Aamiin".
Finally, the author hopes that this thesis can be useful for compilers
in particular and readers in general. In addition, constructive criticism,
suggestions and suggestions are always open for the development of a
better science.

Hopefully this final project can be useful for all parties.

Cirebon, May 2019

Mohamad Hendra Sudrajat

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

PREFACE ................................................................................................... i

LIST OF CONTENT .................................................................................. iii

LIST OF FIGURE...................................................................................... ix

LIST OF TABLE ........................................................................................ x

CHAPTER I
PRELIMINARY

1.1. BACKGROUND ........................................................................ 1

1.2. FORMULATION OF THE PROBLEM ....................................... 2

1.3. PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES ................................................. 2

1.3.1. Mean ..................................................................... 2

1.3.2. The Aim ..................................................................... 2

1.4. BENEFITS OF RESEARCH ...................................................... 3

1.4.1. Theoretical uses ............................................................. 3

1.4.2. Practical uses ................................................................. 3

1.5. SCOPE OF PROBLEM ............................................................. 3

1.6. FRAMEWORK .......................................................................... 4

1.7. SYSTEMATIC RESEARCH ...................................................... 5

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CHAPTER II
LITERATURE REVIEW AND THEORY BASIS

2.1. LITERATURE REVIEW ............................................................. 6

2.1.1. Previous research........................................................... 6

2.1.2. The difference research with previous research ............. 6

2.2. THEORETICAL BASIS ............................................................. 6

2.2.1. Project ............................................................................ 6

2.2.2. Definition of Project Management................................... 9

2.2.3. General Principles of Project Management .................. 10

1. Planning ............................................................... 10

2. Organizing ............................................................... 12

3. Actuating ............................................................... 12

4. Controling ............................................................... 13

2.2.4. Project Scheduling Techniques .................................... 14

1. Bar Chart ............................................................... 14

2. S curve ............................................................... 16

3. Critical Path Method ................................................. 17

2.2.5. Project Cost Control ..................................................... 23

1. Material Cost Control................................................ 24

2. Control of Labor Wages Costs ................................. 25

3. Tool Cost Control ..................................................... 25

4. Time Control / Project Schedule ............................... 26

5. Project Performance Control .................................... 26

2.2.6. Budget Plan (RAB) ....................................................... 27

2.2.7. Stage of Project Cost Preparation ................................ 28

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 1. Job Volume Calculation ............................................ 28

2. Work Unit Price Analysis .......................................... 29

CHAPTER III
RESEARCH METHODS

3.1. RESEARCH METHODS ......................................................... 30

3.2. WRITING METHOD ................................................................ 30
3.3. DATA TYPE AND DATA SOURCES ...................................... 30
3.4. DATA COLLECTION TECHNIQUE......................................... 31
3.5. RESEARCH FLOW ................................................................. 32
3.6. DATA ANALYSIS METHOD ................................................... 32
3.7. RESEARCH SITES ................................................................. 33

CHAPTER IV
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

4.1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT ............................... 41

4.1.1. Project General Data .................................................... 41
4.1.2. Project Technical Data ................................................. 42
4.1.3. Job description ............................................................. 43
4.2. PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION METHOD ....................................... 44
4.2.1. Preparatory work .......................................................... 44
4.2.2. Land Work and Foundation .......................................... 47
4.2.3. Concrete Structural Work ............................................. 49
a. Pile Cap Foundation Work ....................................... 49
b. Tie Beam Work......................................................... 56
c. Column Work ........................................................... 62
d. Beam and Floor Plate Work ..................................... 68
4.2.4. Architectural Work ........................................................ 79
1. Wall, Plastering and Acian Work .............................. 79

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 2. Granite and Ceramic Works ..................................... 79
3. Door and Window Frame Work ................................ 81
4. Ceiling Work ............................................................. 81
5. Sanitair work ............................................................ 82
6. Painting Work ........................................................... 83
7. Stairwork .............................................................. 84
4.2.5. Electrical Mechanical Work .......................................... 86
1. Electrical Installation Work ....................................... 86
2. Water Installation Work ............................................ 87
4.3. MATERIAL UNIT, WORKER PRICE ANALYSIS ............................. 87
4.4. VOLUME CALCULATIONS ........................................................... 165
4.5. BUDGET PLAN ............................................................................. 199
4.6. RECAPITULATION OF COST BUDGET PLAN ............................. 209
4.7. TIME PLANNING AND FEES ........................................................ 210
4.8. DEVELOPMENT OF PROJECT SCHEDULING .................. 211

1. Barchart Analysis .............................................................. 211

2. S Curve Analysis .............................................................. 242

3. Critical Path Method (CPM) Analysis ................................ 246

a. Identifying Activities .............................................................. 246

b. Determining the Relationship between Activities .................. 247

c. Forward Calculation.............................................................. 249

d. Backward Calculation ........................................................... 250

e. Identify Critical Path, Float Total and Project Completion Per

............................................................................................. 252

f. Cashflow Calculation Planning ............................................. 257

CHAPTER V
CONCLUSIONS AND SUGGESTION

1. CONCLUSIONS .....................................................................

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 2. SUGGESTION ........................................................................

BIBLIOGRAPHY

VII
 CHAPTER I
PRELIMINARY

1.1. BACKGROUND.

Project management is an attempt to use limited, efficient,

effective and timely resources in completing a predetermined /
planned project. There are 3 activities of the basic functions of
project management, namely planning, implementation and control.
Of the three activities, control of resources in a project is carried out
which includes labor (manpower), equipment (machine), material
(material), money (money) and method (method).
The purpose of project management is to manage or
manage the implementation of the project in such a way that
optimal results are obtained in accordance with the requirements
and for these achievement needs must pay attention to the quality
of the building, the costs used and the allocation of time. (Agnes
Dwi Yanthi Winoto, 2014).
One of the activities of the basic function of project
management is planning, through good planning, it is expected that
the completion time of a project can be in accordance with a
predetermined time target. In addition, with good planning, the
project can be carried out at an efficient cost and quality that is in
accordance with the expected quality standards. Because in the
implementation of the project, there is often a waste of costs, both
in use for labor and the purchase of raw materials due to lack of
planning for a project. Therefore good project management is the
first step that is very influential in achieving the target of a job.
Some methods have been developed to deal with the
projects including the Netwk Planning Method such as the Critical

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 Path Method (CPM), Barchart and Curve S. The Network Planning
method is one that can be used to help decide various problems,
especially planning, scheduling and project control.
The Management Analysis of the Al-Mansur Mosque
Development Project is expected to provide an overview of the
condition of the project so that it makes it easier for contractors to
make decisions to optimize project performance.

1.2. FORMULATION OF THE PROBLEM.

The formulation of the problem at this writing is:

a. Analysis of the calculation of the volume of work in the

construction of the Al-Mansur Mosque in Bandung.
b. The duration of time and scheduling the implementation of the
construction work of the Al-Mansur Mosque in Bandung.
c. The cost of carrying out the construction work of the Al-Mansur
Mosque in Bandung.
d. Method of carrying out the construction work of Al-Mansur
Mosque in Bandung.

1.3. PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES.

1.3.1. Mean

The preparation of the final project is intended to gain

experience, knowledge and insights about the management of
building structures as well as an effort to realize all the knowledge
related to the theory obtained during the lectures at the Faculty of
Engineering, Swadaya Gunung Jati University.

1.3.2. The Aim

1. The purpose of writing this essay is as follows:
2. To analyze the volume of work on the Al-Mansur Mosque
Construction project in Bandung.

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 3. To find out the duration of time for carrying out the construction
work of the Al-Mansur Mosque in Bandung.
4. To find out the cost of carrying out work on the construction of the
Al-Mansur Mosque in Bandung.
5. To find out how the method of carrying out work on the Al-Mansur
Mosque construction project in Bandung.

1.4. BENEFITS OF RESEARCH.

1.4.1. Theoretical Uses
a) Provide knowledge and scientific contributions regarding the
management of construction of a project.
b) As a reference for those who read it especially for students who
face the same problem.
c) The results of the study can be used as input and consideration
for subsequent similar studies.

1.4.2. Practical uses

a) Extending understanding, knowledge and application of
construction management science directly.
b) Know the Calculation of Job Volume and the process of
preparing the project implementation schedule.
c) Knowing the project implementation methods used in the
construction of multi-storey structures.

1.5. SCOPE OF PROBLEM.

In order for the research to be carried out to be more directed
and in accordance with what is expected, the research is limited to
the following matters:
1. The data used in this study are planning drawing data of Al-
Mansur Mosque in Bandung.
2. Calculating Job Volume.
3. Calculating the Work Cost Budget Plan.

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 4. The Network Analysis Method used in this project research is
the Critical Path Method (CPM), the use of Barchart and Curve
S.
5. Do not compare the results of controlling the cost and time of
the Al-Mansur Mosque construction project in Bandung.
6. Not counting tool costs.

1.6. FRAMEWORKS.

Figure. 1.1. Framework

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1.7. WRITING SYSTEM.
1. CHAPTER I, introductory chapter. Will be explained about the
background of the research, the problem boundaries, the
formulation of the problem, the aims and objectives of the study,
the benefits of research from scientific aspects and engineering,
the framework of research, and the systematics of the final
assignment.
2. CHAPTER II, chapter theoretical basis. Contains similar
research that has existed both from books, journals and
electronic media information (internet).
3. CHAPTER III, research method chapter. Contains data
collection methods, data types and sources, data collection
techniques, objects and research locations and research
schedules.
4. CHAPTER IV, chapter Analysis and Discussion. The results of
the research that have been carried out by observing directly
and the solutions to be carried out in this study will be
described.
5. CHAPTER V, chapter Conclusions and Suggestions. Explain
the conclusions of the research results in accordance with the
focus of the problem and applicable suggestions. Each
conclusion statement must be supported by the results of the
analysis illustrated in the previous chapter. Similarly,
suggestions written must be based on statements of analysis,
study and conclusions.

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 CHAPTER II

LITERATURE REVIEW AND THEORY BASIS

1.1. LITERATURE REVIEW.

Literature review contains theories relating to research topics

/ problems, which are used to answer research problems. The
literature review contains a systematic description of the results of
research obtained by previous researchers that have to do with the
research that will be conducted. The literature review does not only
contain citations from various sources, but the red thread must be
drawn so that the researcher has his own conclusions.

1.1.1. Previous research

1. Management Analysis of Production Room Project
Implementation at PT. Indo Food CBP Cirebon.
The study was conducted by Yudi Sutomo with the aim of
addressing problems in project management such as compiling
time performance, calculating costs due to delay in project
implementation, Preparation of implementation schedule, Time
Schedule Re-planning, costs and Implementation Method.
Projects in the field.

2. Management Analysis of the Implementation of the Grand

Prima Cirebon Hotel Project.
The research was conducted by Saripudin with the aim of
arranging the schedule of work planning work progress and
maintenance on the structure of the building by using the
Earned Value Method Data Analysis Method to analyze costs
and time. While the CPM (Critical Path Method) method is a

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 corrective action to analyze work networks so that project
implementation is ideal.

3. Analysis of Construction Construction Management for

Ruko Grand Orchard Cirebon
The research was carried out by Tanto Sutanto D with the
aim of re-planning Volume Calculation. Time Schedule, fees and
Implementation Methods, Methods and Costs.

2.2.1. The Difference Research With Previous Research.

Research "Analysis of Management of Construction of
Construction of Al-Mansur Bandung Mosque" when viewed from the
method of analysis, has some similarities with previous research.
But there are several differences including the location of the study,
the presentation of the report, and the results of the research
obtained. So that previous research can be used as a reference in
completing this thesis report.
In this study that distinguishes the goal is the process of
working from the beginning of development to the end of the Project
Development such as Job Analysis Calculation of Volume, Analysis
of time performance, Analysis of work methods, Analysis of work
networks, Cost Analysis, Amount of Cash and Flow Analysis (Bar
Chart, CPM, S curve ), Material analysis.

1.2. THEORETICAL BASIS.

1.2.1. Project
Project is an organized effort to achieve important goals,
objectives, and expectations by using the budget and available
resources that must be completed within a certain period of time
(Dipohusodo, 1996).

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 Suharto (1995 states that each project has a different
purpose, for example the construction of residential houses,
bridges, or factory agencies, can also be the product of research
and development. In the process of achieving these objectives the
boundaries have been determined, namely the amount of budget
allocated , the schedule and quality that must be met.
The project is a combination of various resources and a
series of activities that are collected in a temporary organization to
achieve a certain goal ..
In the process of achieving the objectives of the project
implementation activities, there are limits that must be met, namely
the amount of the cost (budget) allocated, the schedule (the time
needed to complete the project), and the quality that must be met.
These three things are important parameters for project organizers
as the target of project implementation. The three limits are called
three constraints (tripleconstraint).

Figure. 2.1. Triple Constraint Relationship

 Project costs (budget), projects must be completed with costs

that do not exceed the budget, both the cost of each work item,
the cost of each implementation period and the total cost until
the end of the project.

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  Time for completion of work (Schedule), the project must be
done according to the specified time period and end date.
 Job quality, or the quality of the final results of the work and the
process / method of carrying out the work must meet certain
standards in accordance with the agreement, planning or work
contract documents.

The three limits are interesting. That is, if you want to

improve product performance that has been agreed on in the
contract, then generally must be followed by improving quality. This
results in increased costs so that it exceeds the budget.
Conversely, if you want to reduce costs, it usually has to
compromise with quality or schedule.

1.2.2. Definition of Project Management.

Following are some definitions of project management from
various sources used as references, including the following:
1) Construction management is a way to process existing resources
effectively and efficiently to form a building (Agnes Dwi Yanthi
Winoto, 2014).
2) Project management is all planning, implementing, controlling, and
coordinating a project from the beginning (the idea) to the end of
the project to ensure the implementation of the project in a timely,
cost-effective, and appropriate manner (Ervianto, 2002).
3) Construction Management includes physical quality of construction,
cost and time, material management and manpower management
which will be emphasized more. This is because planning
management has a role of only 20% and the rest is implementation
management including controlling the cost and time of the project.

The purpose of Construction Management is to manage

management functions or arrange the implementation of development
in such a way that optimal results are obtained in accordance with the

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 requirements for the achievement of this goal, it should be noted also
about the quality of buildings, costs used and implementation time. In
order to achieve these results, the quality control, cost control and time
control are always sought.

1.2.3. General Principles of Project Management.

As is known that in the implementation of construction
management is based on the project process itself, which has the
beginning and end and the purpose of completing the project in the
form of physical buildings efficiently and effectively. For this reason,
knowledge is needed, one of which concerns the technical aspects
of construction management itself in its implementation.
Important aspects of construction management on the
project are as follows:
1) Planning.
Planning is an act of making decisions on data, information,
assumptions or facts about the activities chosen and will be carried
out in the future. These forms of action include:
 Establish business goals and objectives,
 Develop a long and short term master plan,
 Contribute to strategies and operating procedures,
 Prepare funding and expected quality standards.
The benefits of the planning function above are as
supervisory and activity control tools, or guidelines for the
implementation of activities, as well as the means to select and
determine the activities needed.
PMBOK (Project Management Body of Knowledge) makes an area
of management knowledge for planning, namely:

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a. Project scope planning.
Project scope planning is a process of describing the project
and its boundaries in writing. For example, for construction projects,
project scope planning includes feasibility studies, especially those
covering project costs and benefits, schedules and quality, in order
to obtain the best scope alternatives.

b. Quality Planning.
Project quality planning is the process of determining
standards and quality criteria to be used by the project, as well as
efforts to fulfill them. The provisions of quality standards will have a
large influence on project costs, especially when engineering
design, equipment selection, and material.

c. Time planning and preparation.

Time planning includes matters regarding the timely
completion of the project. This plan provides input to resource
planning so that the resources are ready when needed.

d. Cost planning.
Cost planning is a series of steps to estimate the cost of the
resources needed by the project. The steps also consider various
possible alternatives in obtaining the most economical costs for
performance or material. This causes the planning of new costs can
be resolved if there are already available resource planning.

e. Human Resource Planning.

Project resource planning is grouped into two groups,
namely human resource planning (HR) which includes
organizational design, personnel charging for headquarters,
mobilization and training of labor for the field, and non-human

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 resources which include the procurement of materials, equipment
that will be permanent project and construction equipment.

2) Organizing.
Organizing (Organizing work) that is as an arrangement of
an activity carried out by a group of people, led by group leaders in
an organization. The organization's organization describes the
structural and functional relationships needed to channel
responsibility, resources and data. (Tanto, 2011).
Ogranisasi formed will succeed if each member mapu work
together with the aim of achieving common goals. The process of
forming organizations or organizational life cycles generally follows
the following stages (Revianto, 2002):
 Prestage, that each individual has different goals and interests. This
desire is often expressed in vision and mission.
 Forming, the first stage, is in the form of observations between
fellow organizational members assuming that each member is part
of the group.
 Storming, is the second stage. At this stage each member with a
variety of interests begins to group.
 Norming, is the third stage that provides a rule that is still regulated.
The goal is to bring the group to stay focused on group goals, not
individuals.
 Performing, is the fourth stage. At this stage, the group is
functioning and leads to group goals. Each member performs tasks
according to his role. Performance measures can be seen and
evaluated at any time.
 Adjourning, is the final stage after the goal is reached, each
member begins to stop playing its functions and roles.

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3) Actuating.
Actuating is defined as a management function to mobilize
people who are members of an organization to carry out activities
that have been set in planning. At this stage, the ability of group
leaders to mobilize, direct and motivate group members to jointly
contribute to the success of project management. achieve the set
goals and objectives. (Tanto, 2011)
Actions performed in actuating functions include:
a. Coordinating the implementation of activities,
b. Communicate effectively,
c. Distribute duties, authorities and responsibilities,
d. Provide direction, assignment, and motivation,
e. Trying to improve direction according to the supervision
instructions.

The benefits of this implementation function are the creation

of a balance of tasks, rights, and obligations of each part of the
organization, and to encourage the achievement of efficiency and
togetherness in working together for common goals.

4) Controlling.

Controlling is an activity to guarantee the work that has been

carried out in accordance with the plan. In project management,
controlling the contractor's work is carried out by a consultant through a
supervision contract, where the construction work is carried out by
contractor. The general supervisor is obliged to control gradually the
work carried out by the staff under his control to ensure that each of the
staff has performed their duties properly in the corridor. So, the stages
of achieving the targets that are imposed can be fulfilled. (Tanto, 2011)
Controlling is a measure of quality and performance evaluation.
This action is also followed by improvements that must be taken
towards the deviations that occur, especially outside the limits of
tolerance. These actions include, among others:

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 1. Measuring the quality of results,
2. Compare results to quality standards,
3. Evaluating deviations that occur,
4. Provide suggestions for improvement,
5. After the activity report.

The benefit of the control function is to minimize the possibility of

errors that occur in terms of quality, quantity, cost, or time. In a
construction project control is needed to keep the implementation from
deviating from planning. Each work carried out must be completely
inspected and checked by the field supervisor, whether it is in
accordance with the specifications or not. If the control is carried out
properly, the delay in schedule and the swelling of project costs can be
avoided. Schedule and cost control are part of the project management
division which includes monitoring, work progress, cost reduction,
optimization, modeling, and analysis. Besides that, physical quality
control of construction must also be carried out. Apart from controlling
schedules and costs, the physical quality control of construction is
carried out separately by the engineering supervisor through planned
drawings and technical specifications.

1.2.4. Project Scheduling Techniques.

Scheduling focuses on determining or calculating time from

operational activities in project implementation by considering the
limited available resources to determine the overall project completion
time.
In the implementation of construction projects there are various
ways in determining project scheduling and resources as well as the
time schedule as follows:
1. Bar Chart.
In the world of construction, the most frequently used
scheduling technique is Barchart or bar charts or bar charts.
Barcharts are a set of activities placed in a vertical column, while

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 being placed in a horizontal row. The start and finish time in each
activity and its duration is indicated by placing a horizontal beam on
the right side of each activity. Estimated start and finish times can
be determined from the horizontal time scale at the top of the chart.
The length of the beam shows the duration of the activity and
usually these activities are arranged based on the chronology of the
work (Callahan, 1992).

Barchart was made for the first time by Henry L. Gant during
World War 1, so it is often referred to as Ganttchart. Ganttchart or
Barchart are widely used as a scheduling technique in construction.
This is because Barchart has the following characteristics:
- Easy in making and preparing,
- Has an easy to understand form,
- When combined with other methods, such as the S curve, it can be
used further as a cost controller.

The bar diagram method was introduced by H.L Gantt with

the aim of identifying the elements of time and sequence in
planning the order of an activity consisting of start time, time of
completion and when reporting. The beam chart is easy to make
and easy to understand so it is very useful as a communication tool
in the implementation of the project.
Barchart is widely used as a scheduling technique. The use
of Barchart aims to identify the time and sequence elements in
planning an activity, consisting of start time, completion time and
reporting time. Barchart portrayals consist of columns and rows. In
the column arranged sequence of activities arranged in sequence,
while the row shows the time period which can be in the form of
days, weeks or months.
The details on the barchart are as follows:
1. On the horizontal axis X the unit of time is written, for example
days, weeks, months, years. The start and end time of an activity is

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 illustrated by the left and right ends of the beam of the activity in
question,
2. On the vertical axis Y, a project activity or activity is included and is
drawn as a beam,
3. It needs to be considered the sequence between activities one with
other activities, although there is no visible relationship between
one another,
4. Complete barchart presentation format containing estimated work
sequences, time scales, and analysis of work progress at the time
of reporting,
5. If a barchart is made based on the Activity on Arrow network, then
the first thing to describe is a critical activity, then proceed with non-
critical activities.

2. S Curve.
The S curve is a graph developed by Warren T. Hanumm on
the basis of observations of a large number of projects from the
beginning to the end of the project. (Tanto, 2011)
The S curve can show the progress of the project based on
the activity, the time and weight of the work represented as the
cumulative percentage of all project activities. The S curve
visualization can provide information about the progress of the
project by comparing it to the plan schedule. From this it is known
whether there is a delay or acceleration of the project schedule.
This indication can be the initial information for carrying out
corrective actions in the schedule control process. In making the S
curve, the number of cumulative percentages of each activity in a
period between the duration of the project is plotted against the
vertical axis so that the results are related to lines. S occurs
because the volume of activities on the part of wal is usually still
small, then in the middle increases in a sufficiently large amount

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 then at the end of the project the volume of activity returns to shrink
or slightly.
The function of S Curve itself is:
 To control the implementation at any time, by comparing the
percent weight of the plan with the percent weight of realization in
the field, so that changes that occur in the implementation do not
interfere with or affect the overall work time.
 To find out the time of installment payment, based on the existing
agreement, to pay this installment must also be checked the details
of the volume of work completed.
In determining the weight of work, the approach taken can be
in the form of calculating the percentage based on the cost of work
items divided by the total budget or based on the plan volume of the
activity component on the total volume of activities.

3. Critical Path Method.

Critical Path Method / CPM is a series of work items in a
project that is a critical part of completing the project as a whole that
is described in the form of a network. This means that unresolved
on time work that is included in critical work will cause the project to
experience delays because the finish time of the project will be
delayed. (Tanto, 2011)
In the networking method, there is a critical path, which is a
path that has a set of activity components, with the longest total
amount of time and shows the fastest timeframe for project
completion. So, the critical path consists of critical circuits, starting
from the first activity to the last activity of the project (Suharto,
1995).
Critical paths are important for project implementers because
on this route there are activities whose implementation must be on
time, completed on time. If there is a delay, it will cause an overall
project delay.

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 Before making a critical path in the AOA network scheduling
method, it must be known in advance how the calculation of the
duration of the project is divided into counts and countdowns. There
are several terms involved in the calculation of the forward and
backward AOA methods as follows:
 Early Start (ES): the earliest time an activity can begin after the
previous activity is completed. When the activity time is expressed
or takes place in hours, then this time is the earliest hour of the
activity begins.
 Late Start (LS): the last time an activity can be completed without
slowing down the completion of the project schedule.
 Early Finish (EF): the earliest time an activity can be completed if it
starts at the earliest time and is completed with its duration. If there
is only one previous activity, then the EF of a previous activity is the
next ES activity.
 Late Finish (LF): the last time an activity can begin without slowing
down the completion of the project.
 The following is a picture of the AOA network cut with the
placement of ES, LS, EF, and LF.

Figure. 2.2. AOA Network.

To get the numbers ES, LS, EF, LF, there are two
calculations in the AOA network, which are advanced calculations
and countdown calculations.

1) Forward Calculation.
In identifying critical paths, a method called forward
calculation is used with the following rules:

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a. Except for the initial activities, an activity can only be started if the
predecessor activity is completed.
b. The earliest time for an activity is = 0.
c. The completion time of the earliest activity is the same as the
earliest start time, plus the time period of the activity in question.

EF = ES + D or EF (i-j) = ES (i-j) + D (i-j)

Figure. 2.3 Early Finish Calculation (EF)

d. If an activity has two or more predecessor activities, the ES is the

biggest EF of these activities.

Figure. 2.4. Relationship to Early Finish Work Network (EF)

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 Figure. 2.5. Forward Calculation.
If the results of the above calculations are made in a format
the following tabs will be generated:

Table. 2.1. Forward Calcullation.

2) Backward Calcullation
Backward calculation is intended to find out the latest time or
date, can start and end activities without delaying the period of
completion of the overall project, which has been generated from
the progress forward.
The rules that apply in the reverse calculation are as follows:
a. The countdown starts from the right end, that is, from the last day of
completion of the project to a network.
b. The starting time at the end of an activity is the same as the final
finish time, minus the time period / duration of the activity in
question, or LS = LF - D.

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 Figure. 2.6. Late Finish Calculation (LF)
c. If an activity has two or more subsequent activities, then the last
time (LF) of the activity is the same as the last start time (LS) of the
next smallest activity.

Figure. 2.7 Late Finish Network Relationship (LF)

So that you can get results from previous calculation examples:

Figure. 2.8 Backward Calcullation.

If the above calculations are made in a format the following

tabs will be generated:

Table 2.2 Backward Calcullation.

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 CPM provides the following benefits:

1) Provide a graphical display and flow of activities for a project.

2) Predict the time needed to complete a project.
3) Showing which activities flow is important to be considered in
maintaining the project completion schedule.

The steps in project planning using the CPM method:

1. Determine details of the activity.
From the details of the activities that must be carried out in the
number of projects, add duration information and identify the
preconditions of the previous activities that must be resolved
first.
2. Determine the sequence of activities and draw in the form of a
network.
Some activities will begin with very much depending on the
completion of other activities. The relation between these
activities must be identified and described sequentially in the
form of dots and arcs.
3. Estimate the completion time for each activity.
The time needed to complete each activity can be estimated
using past experience or estimates from practitioners. CPM
does not take into account variations in completion time, so only
one estimate will be used to estimate the time of each activity.

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 4. Identify critical paths (the longest road through the network).
The critical path is the path that has the longest duration
through the network. The important meaning of the critical path
is that if the activities located on the critical path are delayed,
the overall project completion time will also be delayed.
In a path other than the critical path, loose time / slack time will
be encountered, namely the amount of time an activity can be
delayed without delaying the completion of the overall project.
5. Update CPM diagram.
When the project takes place, the time for completion of
activities can be updated according to information obtained and
new assumptions. A new critical path may occur, and changes
in network shape are very possible.

2.2.5. Project Cost Control.

Cost control is the final step of the project cost management
process, which is to make the use and expenditure in accordance
with the plan, in the form of a predetermined budget. Thus, aspects
and objects of cost control will be synonymous with cost planning,
so that various types of field activities must always be monitored
and controlled so that the results of their implementation are in
accordance with the specified budget.
In order for a cost control to be carried out properly, in
addition to the culprit must master the technical problems as well as
the availability of supporting procedures and tools, in the company
concerned an atmosphere or condition is needed, including:
- Budget conscious attitude; this means that all project organizers
are aware of the impact of activities carried out on costs.
- Always look for alternatives that can result in cost savings.
One way that encourages the creation of this atmosphere is
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 the use of funds and emphasize the existence of areas that can
potentially be improved in performance.
The process of controlling project costs starts when making
the RAPK (Controlling Project Budget Plan) and the contract review
until the physical process of the project reaches the end of
implementation. As one of the control tools is in the form of a
project financial report or Project Implementation Cost Evaluation
(EBPP). This EBPP contains information or reports on planned cost
budgets, the realization of the use of budget costs in the field to the
progress of certain jobs and cost projections to completion of
projects or called Projected Final Cost (PFC).
Some of the costs in implementing construction projects that
require control can be grouped into several types of costs which
include:

1. Material Cost Control

Material cost control for the project is carried out to
determine the real needs of project material or material to support
project implementation in the field. The activities carried out in
controlling material costs are:
1. Calculate the overall volume of the main or main material based on
the image.
2. Match the volume in RAP.
3. Making SPP (Purchase Request Letter) material equal to max. 80%
of the total volume of the plan, except for imported materials, to be
calculated correctly and ordered 100%.
4. For materials that require project owner approval:
 Obtain examples of materials whose unit prices are cheaper
than RAP, but the specifications are still acceptable.
 Submitting an example, the material to be approved by the
Project Owner.
 Make written agreements.

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5. Make price quotes with suppliers and prepare letters.
6. Make a PO (Purchase Order) or order for materials with maximum
volume. amounting to SPP and unit price according to negotiation.
7. Attach in PO material delivery schedule.
8. Make a PO in the condition of Fixed Price Lumpsum and articles
according to the contractor's contract with the project owner. Hold
periodic controls on the realization of receipt of materials and taking
into account the remainder work.

2. Control of Labor Wages Costs.

In each project activity, controlling wage costs becomes an

important activity and greatly determines the success of a project.
The stages that need to be considered in controlling wage costs
that can be done are:Calculate the volume of work according to the
scope of work in the contract.

1) Match the volume stated in the RAP (Implementation Budget

Plan).
2) Negotiate wages with standard wage guidelines from other
similar projects until they reach the most efficient prices.
3) Making SPK, which covers a maximum volume of 80-90% of
the total volume of work.
4) Specify the value or cost in the SPK clearly, covering all
types of work that support and each price, for example
cleaning or fireplaces, tools and overtime.

3. Tool Cost Control.

Equipment that will be used in the implementation of
construction projects can be in the form of self-owned equipment or
in the form of rent. To carry out control the equipment to be used
can be done by:

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 1) Ensure that tools (especially heavy equipment) can work
optimally so that OR (Occupancy Ratio) can be achieved to the
maximum extent or in other words the productivity of the tool is
high.
2) The need for light equipment can be met by outsourcing (rental
from outside) to avoid high maintenance and storage costs.

4. Time Control / Project Schedule.

Scheduling is the detailed arrangement needed to carry out
project activities. Scheduling is made to describe planning on a time
scale. Scheduling determines when activities are started,
postponed, and completed.
Project time / schedule control in the field aims to keep the
implementation time in accordance with the time plan that has been
prepared before the project starts (Time Schedule). This is so that
the existing time plan can be used as a benchmark for
implementation to determine the progress of the work. The time
control of project implementation can be done using implementation
schedule tools such as Chat Schedule Bar, S curve as an indicator
of the delay of the project and more detailed schedule control
forms, each for materials, tools and workers.

5. Project Performance Control.

Along with the progress (Progress) on each job, to determine
the possibility of deviation from the plan needs to be measured
on the work that has been carried out. The results of the
measurement of work are stated in a report.
The project progress report explains the progress of the
project up to the time of reporting, including:
a) Tabulation of the percentage of completion of the main work.
b) Progress of work compared to the master schedule.
c) Difficulties faced and planned solutions.

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 d) Discuss important issues that might have a major impact on
achieving project goals.
An example where it can occur in a report, activities in the
project take place faster than the schedule / time as expected.
However, the costs incurred exceed the budget. If no immediate
control measures are taken, the project can not be completed as a
whole because the utilization of the allocation fund is not optimal.
Therefore, it needs to be developed with a method that can provide
a performance. One method that can fulfill this goal is the Critical
Path Method (CPM) and S. Curve Methods.

2.2.6. Budget Plan (RAB)

Cost Budget Plan (RAB) is the calculation of the amount of
costs needed for materials and wages, as well as other costs
related to project implementation. In its application in the field the
Budget Plan is a tool to control the amount of the cost of completing
work in sequence according to what has been planned. This Budget
Plan is on a cost proposal outside the technical proposal which is
the administrative completeness of a construction service company.
In addition, RAB is an estimate made before the implementation of
a physical project that is started by the Owner, Engineering
Consultant, and Contractor Planner.
The purpose of making RAB is as follows:
a) So that the required development costs can be known in
advance,
b) To anticipate the possibility of congestion in the development
process,
c) To prevent waste in the use of cost estimation or in popular
terms called the Cost Budget Plan (RAB) before it must be
understood as a Budget Plan submitted by the contractor as the
bid price and submitted at the time of the auction.

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 After the project is running, each expenditure incurred is
recorded in accordance with the items in the Cost Budget Plan
(RAB) and made into Realization of Work Costs (RBP). The amount
of use of project funds in this RBP should be smaller or at least the
same as stated in the RAB, in order to obtain company profits. But
in an effort to obtain this profit, it should not reduce the quality and
quantity of work products. Therefore we need a cost control to
achieve that goal.

2.2.7. Stage of Project Cost Preparation.

In preparing the Project Cost Estimate (PCE) or the Cost
Budget Plan (RAB) at least it can be simply divided into two steps,
namely the preparation and preparation stages of the RAB itself.
This is due to the fact that in the preparation of the RAB there are
two main factors which are always integrated, namely the
experience factors and analysis factors of construction costs
(including wages, labor and materials).

The stages of preparing costs are as follows:

1) Job Volume Calculation.

The volume of work often referred to as Bill Of Quantity (BQ),

is one of the processes in calculating the Budget Cost Plan (RAB),
as the project scope has been described up to a work package,
then calculating the volume of each Work Package (Work Package
{ WP}) according to the characteristics of the type of work.
The basis for calculating volume is a drawing plan (bestek)
made by a planning consultant. In determining this labor
requirement there are two results of the calculation of the work
volume, which consists of:
 The bidding work volume, which is in the form of a document
that has been made before by the planning consultant.

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  The work volume is recalculated, that is in the form of volume
which is recalculated by the author.

The work volume is based on the bid contract document,

namely the volume of work planned for the workforce needs that
has been planned in advance by the planning consultant. Below is
a table of volume work as follows:
Calculation of work volume formula:
 Volume for work item area (m2)
= Length x Width
 Volume for cubication of work item (m3)
= Length x Width x Height
 Work item length volume (m)
= Length or Height
 Volume for area of work items (ls, units, Piece)
= As agreed.

2) Work Unit Price Analysis.

Unit price analysis serves as the initial guideline for
calculating the budget plan, in which there is a number that shows
the amount of material, labor and cost of work unity.
To get a list of prices for both ingredients and wages can be
obtained through various media including:
 Price list issued by the local government.
 List of prices issued by certain agencies.
 Journal of material prices and wages.
 Bapenas
 Price survey at the project location.

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 CHAPTER III
RESEARCH METHODS

3.1. RESEARCH METHODS.

The research method used is a qualitative method by
surveying and observing directly to the object of research, namely
in the Al-Mansur Mosque Development Project, Bandung.

3.2. WRITING METHOD.

Planning methods begin by collecting and studying literature
related to management. Collect field data that will be used as data
in objects.
The method used in this paper is as follows:
1) Literature study by collecting references and methods needed as
literature reviews from books and other media (internet)
2) Processing and analyzing the data obtained.
3) Taking conclusions and suggestions from the results of the study.

3.3. DATA TYPE AND SOURCES.

Types of data sources and types are as follows:
1) Primary Data.
In this study the primary data collection is by conducting a
field survey, on the object of research in the Brebes Regional
Hospital Development Project.
2) Secondary Data.
a. Literature Study Method. The process of collecting data from
book references, journals in the internet and related institutions
in the form of area data to be analyzed by management, and

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 data in the form of building drawings to develop the data. The
data will be used for the preparation of the thesis.
b. Documentation Method. Data collection includes pictures or
documentation planned by the author on the object under study.
The documentation is obtained from the camera that is used to
help make the thesis.

3.4. DATA COLLECTION TECHNIQUE.

In preparing this thesis, data collection obtained by the

author is done in the following ways:
a) Observation / Observation on the location of the project
under study.
b) Interview with the person in charge in the field.
c) Literature review.
d) Guidance with a Supervisor.

3.5. RESEARCH FLOW / (FLOW CHART)

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 Figure. 3.1 Flowchart

3.6. DATA ANALYSIS METHOD.

The research method used is qualitative research, through

library research and is a method that is carried out to gain
knowledge and theoretical foundation in analyzing data and
problems through sources that are obtained as material for
consideration in the writing of the thesis sourced from observations
in the field to determine the technical aspects . The composition of
the qualitative research report does not use statistics, unlike the

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3.7. RESEARCH SITES.

The location to be used as a case study for the Al-Mansur

Mosque Development Planning is located on Jalan Soekarno Hatta
No. 689B, Jatisari, Buahbatu, Bandung City, West Java.

Figure.3.2 Project Location.

CHAPTER IV

RESEARCH RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

4.1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT.

Located in the apartment environment of The Suites Metro,
Soekarno Hatta No.693 RT.06 RW.06, Jatisari Village, Buah Batu

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 Sub-District, Bandung City, PayTren founded Al-Mansur Mosque
which is the first digital-based mosque.
this Smart Building Mosque can provide speed / mobility as
well as ease of control as well as access from any direction and
time at any time, starting from the arrangement of AC, Doors and
Electricity which is controlled through gadgets.

Figure. 4.1 Shop Drawing of the Al-Mansur Mosque Construction

Project in Bandung.

4.1.1. Project General Data.

Project data is data that explains the work of a

development project. Project data can be general project data
and project technical data. Project general data is data that
describes data on a construction work project. The general
project data is used to provide general information about the
project, starting from the name of the project, the project location
and the agencies involved in the project.

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4.1.2. Project Technical Data.

Project technical data is data that contains technical

specifications of the work. Project technical data describes the
building area, the number of floors planned, the type of building
to be made, the structure used, the duration of the project and
the quality of the concrete used in the construction of the
planned building.

 Land Size : 458.965575 m2

 Building Size
Lower Ground : 397.517764 m2

Ground floor : 397. 517764 m2

1st floor : 291. 285462 m2
Rooftop : 2750 m2
Total : 13750 m2

Foundation System : Foundation Pile.

Type of Building Structure : Reinforced concrete.

4.1.3. Job Description.

a. Preparatory work.
1) Remeasurement and Bouwplank.
2) Field Cleaning.
3) Keet Directors.
4) Work Barracks.
5) Electricity and Water Supply Work.
6) Shop Drawing and Ashbuilt Drawing.

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 7) Project Documentation.
8) Shallow disposal.

b. Land Work and Foundation.

1) Pile pile foundation work with D. 30 cm.
2) Pile cap and Tie beam excavation work.
3) Sandworks under pile cap, tie beam, and work floor.
4) Work floor work under the pile cap and Tie beam.

c. Work on reinforced concrete structures.

1) Pile Foundation.
2) Pile Cap Foundation.
3) Column Structural.
4) Beam Structural.
5) Slab Structural.
6) Ladder Structural.
7) Ramp Structural.

d. Architecture Work.
1) Work of Pair of Brick and Plastering.
2) Ceiling Work.
3) Ceramic Floor Installation Work.
4) Frame work, doors, windows and glass.
5) Sanitair work.
6) Painting Work.

e. Electrical Work.
1) Electrical Installation Work.

f. Mechanical Work.
1) Plumbing work.
2) Sanitary Unit Work.

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 3) Septic Tank Work.
4) Rainwater Installation Work.
5) Air Arrangement Work.
6) Lightning Protection Work.

4.2. PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION METHOD.

4.2.1. Preparatory Work.

Preparatory work is a situation and measures before the

building is carried out at the initial stages of the work.
 Everything regarding the smooth running of the work must be
prepared at the site before carrying out the work.
 Detailed schedules, Time schedules, mobilization of equipment and
labor, and completeness of field administration must be prepared
before starting work.
 For the sake of the smooth running of the previous activities, the
contractor must pay attention to the placement of materials and
traffic.

a. Situation.

The volume of the work in the previous article is a minimum

limit that must be fulfilled and intended as the implementation line
and handle of the contractor.
The contractor must examine the field situation, especially
the condition of the land, the nature and extent of work and other
matters that can affect the price of the contractor's sale.
Negligence or shortage of the contractor's research in this
case is not used as an excuse to file a claim.

b. Measurement.

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 according to the size and size specified in the work plan and the
Requirements (RKS) of this work.
 The contractor is obliged to match the measurements with each
other and immediately report to the Board of Directors if there are
discrepancies in the sizes in the pictures of this RKS, and it is not
fortified to correct errors in size / drawings before consulting the
Directors.
 If there are discrepancies in the measurements, then the joint
measurement is used as a benchmark.
 The location of the guesswork (zero point) as stated in the picture
or as agreed in the review of the location.
 This peil point must be determined by making permanent stakes
which during the implementation must not change.
 Henceforth the permanent stake must be the basis for every size
and depth.
 With the approval of the Board of Directors, the determination of
other points is carried out by the contractor in the field with an
optical measuring instrument that has been verified and must
always be guided by the point of peg (Peil Zero).

The preparatory work includes:

1. Making a project office.
2. Manufacture of material, equipment and iron workshops.
3. Establishment of project staff base camp and worker barracks.
4. Site cleaning work.
The cleaning of the project location is carried out to clean the
project location from rubbish or dirt and objects that can interfere
with the work on the project.

5. Land measurement work by surveyors.

Measuring work is mapping / survey work on the location of

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 This measurement work includes:
 Measurement of the boundary of land area (site)
 Measurement of building boundaries
 Measurement of building axles
 Measuring peil of the building based on the fixed measuring
point (bench Mark).

Measuring work using aircraft theodolith. This measurement

is very important because it is the basis of project development, the
position of the building both horizontally and vertically. Building
pliles are generally taken from existing road axles or flood plumes.
And become the next reference in carrying out the work.

6. Bouwplank Installation Work.

Bouwplank installation work is a tool for making angles (90º)

and elevation / floor elevation. Bouwplank is made from boards or
casos. The bouwplank installation is carried out at a distance of 1
meter outside the plan to be made, the goal is that the plumbing is
not uncovered during excavation of the foundation. Bouwplank was
dismantled after the foundation work was carried out.
The following are the bouwplank installation requirements as
follows:
 The position must be strong and not easily shaken,
 Sufficiently far from the excavation plan, bouwplank is sought
 not shake due to the excavation of the land,
 There are dots or signs,
 The upper side of the bank should be one field (horizontal) with
the other bank boards.

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a) Pile Foundation work with a diameter of 30 cm (Triangle shape)
with a length per stem of 22 m, depth of foundation up to hard
soil.
b) Groundwork Pile cap and Tie Beam.
1) Before carrying out the excavation, the excavation position
and size as stated in the picture are confirmed to be correct
and must be approved by the Directors / Supervisors.
2) The excavation of foundation soil can be started after the
installation of bouwplank and stakes is approved by the Field
Directors / Supervisors.
3) The bottom of the excavation must reach hard ground, and if
at the excavation there are wood roots, loose dirt and soil
parts, then this part must be removed completely then the
hole that occurs is filled with urge sand.

c) Employment of sand dug under a pile cap, Tie Beam, and work
floor The work carried out by the collector is sand dugout. The
soil surface that has been dug above is given sandback, then
compacted using a stamper tool. This sand grug serves to
stabilize the original soil surface and spread the load. Sandback
is compacted by coating until it reaches the thickness of
Sandback in accordance with the working drawings and
technical specifications that are available.

d) Work floor work under the pile cap, tie beam, and work floor.
After the soil is dug up and given a sand dugout, then the work
floor is made with concrete mixture. Before the concrete mixture
is laid, the soil base is leveled first. The thickness of the work
floor is around 5 cm, after the work floor hardens then the Local
Plate foundation is placed on top of it.

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 Landfill work is carried out after the foundation is finished and
has hardened. The resulting soil is returned again, and is used
to hoard the foundation. The soil is compacted layer by layer
either manually or using a stamper tool. In addition, soil fill is
also carried out on the floor surface. Parts of the floor that need
to be elevated in the urug with the urug soil The landfill that is
used can be derived from the excavation or the landfill that was
imported. The soil is spread out and then compacted layer by
layer to obtain density and thickness according to technical
specifications.

4.2.3. Concrete Structural Work.

A. Pile Cap Foundation Work.
1) Material
 Ready Mix concrete fc '20,7 Mpa
 Bendrat Wire
 12 mm thick Multiplex board
 portland cement
 Steel bar
 Water

2) Equipment.
- Theodolite to determine loan elevation which is a
marking in the column.
 1 unit of Bar Cutter as a tool to cut concrete iron.
 1 unit of Bender Bar as a tool for bending iron.
 1 Compressor unit as a tool for cleaning formwork
before being cast.
 1 unit of Concrete Vibrator as a tool for compacting
concrete.
 1 unit of Concrete Pump as a tool for plate casting.
3) Labor.

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 - Excavation of Pile Cap
 Worker
 Tukang Gali
 Handyman
 Overseer
- Work of Sand Urug and Work Floor
 worker
 Overseer
- Formwork installation work
 Worker
 Carpenter
 Foreman
 Foreman

4) Reinforcement Pile Cap Work.

i. Preparatory work.

The preparatory work done first is to study the plan

drawings or shop drawings to prepare the construction
needs in the field. After that the measurement is done using
Theodolite to determine the loan elevation in the form of a
line (marking) in the column. From these measurements, a
reference is obtained to calculate the height of the beam
and the elevation of the floor in accordance with the plan
drawing.

ii. Bouwplank Installation.

Bouwplank's job is to set up a temporary wooden

stake which serves to determine the point of the building
to be built.
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 requirements as follows:
 The position must be strong and not easily shaken,
 It is quite a distance from the excavation plan, it is
attempted to make the plank not shake due to the
excavation of the land,
 There are dots or signs,
 The upper side of bouwplank must be located in one
field (horizontal) with the other double board,
 Bouwplank yarn line is an as (center line).

iii. Work of Sandback and Work Floor.

The work of urug sand and work floor is 5 cm thick above

the foundation Pile with mixed mixture 1 pc: 3 ps: 5 kr.

iv. Formwork Work.

Formwork is a temporary auxiliary construction which is a
mold / mall along with its complement on the side and
bottom part of a desired concrete construction. Formwork
is useful as a temporary mold used to hold concrete as
long as the concrete is poured and shaped according to
the desired shape.
Formwork on this project is made of 5/7 wood, 12 mm
multiplex and complementary material along with its
supporting tools which aims to form concrete according
to the mold starting from casting to dry concrete mixture.

v. Reinforcement Work.

The process of Iron work in this project are as

follows:
 Processing or reinforcing assembly columns is done
on the spot.

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  The column reinforcement assembly must match the
working drawing.
 Next is the installation of the main reinforcement,
Before the installation of the stirrups, the main
reinforcement with lime is first made.
 Installation of stirrups, each meeting between the
main reinforcement and stirrups is bound by wire with
a cross system.
 After the iron is installed in its position and quite stiff,
then decking concrete is installed according to the
provisions. This decking concrete functions as a
concrete blanket.

vi. Perform Quality Control.

There are 2 quality controls carried out.

The first quality control is Quality Control. Before

casting is carried out, it includes quality control of
formwork position and condition, position and location of
construction, distance between reinforcements, length of
anchorage, thickness of concrete deck (tofu), size of
reinforced steel, position of water stop placement.

The second Quality Control is quality control when

casting. When the casting takes place, a mixture of
Concrete mixer Truck is sampled. Samples are taken
according to the conditions stated in the specifications.
This quality control work will be carried out jointly with
supervisory consultants to subsequently be made
minutes of quality control approval.

After the beam and plate finishing work is finished,

casting can be done. Casting of beams and plates is
done simultaneously.

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 Before the casting process is carried out, it is
necessary to check the formwork including: The position
of the formwork must be checked again whether it is in
accordance with the plan. Formwork must be straight,
upright, not leaky, and strong. In addition to this, before
the casting is carried out, the formwork is cleaned first
using a compressor.

The implementation of beam and plate casting is

as follows:

- For the implementation of casting beams and floor

slabs, concrete pumps are used which deliver
readymix concrete from the mixer truck to the casting
location, using casting pipes which are continuously
connected.
- Stream readymix concrete to the casting location, then
compact it using a vibrator.
- After the concrete is compacted, the surface of the
castings is done by using manual tools.
- After the casting process is finished until the casting
limit, then finishing.

vii. Destruction Formwork.

For the demolition plate the formwork is carried out after
14 days of casting while the beam for the demolition of
the formwork is carried out 21 days after casting. As a
support until the plate is really hardened.

viii. Curing.
After the casting is carried out, then to maintain the
quality of concrete is maintained concrete treatment.
Concrete treatment is done by watering / soaking the
concrete twice a day for 1 week (Uswatun, 2012).

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 Figure 4.3. Pile Cap Foundation Plan

Figure 4.4. Details of Pile Cap

B. Tie Biem Work.

1) Material.

 12 mm thick Multiplex board

 Yarns

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  Steel bar
 Ready Mix fc’ concrete 20,7 Mpa
 Water

2) Equipment.
 Jack Hammer
 Theodolite
 Hammer
 Saw
 Meter
 Stationery as a marker
 Concrete mixer
 Concrete Pump
 Hoe
 Air hose

3) Labor
- Formwork installation work
 worker
 Carpenter
 Handyman
 Overseer
- The Tie Beam Reinforcement Work
 worker
 Blacksmith
 Handyman
 Overseer

- Tie Tie Beam Casting Work

 worker
 Bricklayer

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  Handyman
 Overseer

4) Working Method.
1. Preparatory Work.

The preparatory work done first is to study the plan

drawings or shop drawings to prepare the construction needs in
the field. After that the measurement is done using Theodolite
to determine the loan elevation in the form of a line (marking) in
the column. From the measurements, a reference is obtained to
calculate the Tie Beam height and floor elevation according to
the plan drawing.

2. Bouwplank Installation.

Bouwplank's job is to set up a temporary wooden stake

which serves to determine the point of the building to be built.
The following are the bouwplank installation requirements as
follows:
 The position must be strong and not easily shaken,
 It is quite a distance from the excavation plan, it is
attempted to make the plank not shake due to the
excavation of the land,
 There are dots or signs,
 The upper side of bouwplank must be located in one field
(horizontal) with the other double board,
 Bouwplank yarn line is an as (center line).

3. Work Floor Work.

Work floor work 5 cm thick above under Tie Beam with

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 mix mixture 1 pc: 3 ps: 5 kr.

4. Formwork Job.

Formwork is an auxiliary construction which is a mold /

mall along with its complement on the side and bottom of a
desired concrete construction. Formwork is useful as a mold
used to hold concrete as long as the concrete is poured and
shaped according to the desired shape.

5. Reinforcement Work.

The process of Iron work in this project are as follows:

 Construction of Tie Beam reinforcement or assembly done
on the spot.
 Sloof reinforcement assembly must match the working
image.
 Next is the installation of the main reinforcement. Before the
installation of the stirrup, a mark is first made on the main
reinforcement with lime.
 Installation of crossbar, each meeting between the main
reinforcement and the stirrup is tied by wire with a cross
system.
 After the iron is attached to its position and quite stiff, then
decking concrete is installed according to the provisions. This
decking concrete functions as a concrete blanket.

6. Perform Quality Control.

There are 2 quality controls carried out.

- First quality control, namely Quality Control Before

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casting, it includes quality control of formwork position and
conditions, position and location of construction, distance
between reinforcements, anchorage length, thickness of
decking concrete (tofu concrete), reinforcement steel size,
position of water stop placement.
- Quality control second, namely quality control when
casting. When the casting takes place, a mixture of Concrete
mixer Truck is sampled. Samples are taken according to the
conditions stated in the specifications. This quality control work
will be carried out jointly with supervisory consultants to
subsequently be made minutes of quality control approval. After
finishing the tie beam work, casting can be done. Tie Beam
casting was carried out simultaneously. Casting of beams and
plates using a concrete pump using readymix concrete. Before
the casting process is carried out, it is necessary to check the
formwork including: The position of the formwork must be
checked again whether it is in accordance with the plan.
Formwork must be straight, upright, not leaky, and strong. In
addition to this, before the casting is carried out, the formwork is
cleaned first using a compressor.

The implementation of beam and plate casting is as follows:

 For the implementation of Tie Beam casting, a concrete
pump is used to deliver readymix concrete from the mixer
truck to the casting location, using a casting pipe which is
connected.
 Stream readymix concrete to the casting location, then
compact it using a vibrator.
 After the concrete is compacted, the surface of the castings
is done by using manual tools.
 After the casting process is finished until the casting limit,
then finishing.

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7. Curing.

to maintain concrete quality while maintaining concrete

maintenance. Concrete treatment is done by watering /
soaking the concrete 2 times a day for 1 week. (Uswatun,
2012).

Figure 4.5. Tie beam plan.

Figure 4.6. Tie beam details

C. Column Work.

1) Material

 Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete

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  Steel bar
 Concrete Wire
 Forest wood / board / caso
 Ordinary nail 2 "-
 Formwork lubricant
 Water

2) Equipments
 Theodolite
 Scaffolding (Scafolding)
 Conc. Pan Mixer
 Truck Mixer
 Water Tanker
 Concrete Vibrator
 Bar Cutter and Bar Bender

3) Labor
 Formwork installation work.
 worker
 Carpenter
 Handyman
 Overseer
 Iron Work.
 worker
 Blacksmith
 Handyman
 Overseer

 Casting Works
 worker
 Bricklayer

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  Handyman
 Overseer

4) Working Method.

The procedure for carrying out column work in this

project is entirely the same, although the dimensions and
number of reinforcement in each column type are different.
The technical steps in the column work are as follows:
a) Determination of As column.
The points of the column are obtained from the results of
measurements and pegging. This is adjusted to the
planned image. How to determine the column as a tool
requires tools such as: theodolite, meter, ink, etc.
b) Implementation process:
- Determination of column columns with Theodolite and
water pass based on shop drawings using a
predetermined reference together from the nearest
BM (Bench Mark) point.
- Create column columns from the loan line
- Installation of building blocks / columns (marks in the
form of lines).
c) Column.
The process of Iron work in this project are as follows:
- Repairing or reinforcing assembly columns is done on
the spot.
- Assembly of column reinforcement must match the
working drawings.
- Next is the installation of the main reinforcement.
Before the installation of the stirrup, a mark is first
made on the main reinforcement with lime.

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 - Installation of Crossbar, each meeting between the
main reinforcement and the stirrup is tied by wire with
a cross system.
- After the iron is attached to its position and quite stiff,
then decking concrete is installed according to the
provisions. This decking concrete functions as a
concrete blanket.
d) Carry out Quality Control.
There are 2 quality controls carried out.
- First quality control, namely Quality Control Before
casting, it includes quality control of formwork position
and conditions, position and location of construction,
distance between reinforcements, anchorage length,
thickness of decking concrete (tofu concrete),
reinforcement steel size, position of water stop
placement.
- Quality control second, namely quality control when
casting. When the casting takes place, a mixture of
Concrete mixer Truck is sampled. Samples are taken
according to the conditions stated in the specifications.
This quality control work will be carried out jointly with
supervisory consultants to subsequently be made
minutes of quality control approval.
e) Installation of Formwork Columns
- Installation of column formwork is carried out when the
reinforcement implementation has been completed.
- The following is a brief description of the process of
making column formwork.
- Clean the column area and marking column formwork
position.

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 - Make a loan line by using the margin from the
previous column to the next column with a distance of
100cm from each column.
- After getting the loan line, then make a column mark
on the floor according to the dimensions of the column
to be made, this sign serves as a reference in the
placement of column formwork.
- Marking column shoes as a formwork
- Attach column shoes to the main reinforcement or
stirrups.
- Attach column shoes with existing markings.
- Adjust the alignment of column formwork by turning
push pull.
- After the above steps have been done, then the
column is ready to be casted.
f) Column casting
The working steps of column casting work are as follows:
- Casting preparation
Before the casting is carried out, the column to be
casted must be completely clean of dirt so as not to
endanger construction and avoid damaging the
concrete.
- Implementation of casting
Casting is done with Ready Mix trucks which are
assisted by the use of Concrete Pump. In this case the
casting is carried out at the same time beams and
plates throughout the floor. To speed up the casting
process, Concrete Pump is used. Concrete pouring is
done in stages, this is done to avoid segregation,
namely the separation of aggregates which can
reduce the quality of concrete. During the casting
process, beotn compaction uses a vibrator. This is

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 done to eliminate air cavities and to achieve maximum
compaction. Furthermore, the finishing of the cast floor
is flat but left rough because the next floor work will be
done.
g) Demolition of column formwork.
After the casting is complete, formwork can be
demolished. The disassembly process is as follows:
- After the concrete is 8 hours old, the formwork column
can be dismantled.
- First of all, the steel plate is beaten by using a
hammer so that the concrete bond on the steel plate
can be released.
- Loosen push pull (formwork buffer), then release
- push pull.
- Loosen the bolts on the column formwork, so that the
formwork panel / panel is released.
- Panel formwork that has been released, or after being
dismantled is immediately lifted with a tower crane to
the initial manufacturing location.
h) Concrete Column Treatment.
The treatment of column concrete after casting is a
compound system, which is watered 3 times a day for 3
days.

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 Figure 4.7. Column Plan.

Figure 4.8. Column Details

D. Beam and Floor Plate Work.

Beams are structural components that function to hold

loads both evenly (due to loading of the slab) and centralized
loads that are based on the column. Beams and Plates are one
unit in construction because the floor plates and beams are cast
monolithically.
1) Material
 Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete

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  Steel bar
 Concrete Wire
 Forest wood / board / caso
 Ordinary nail 2
 Formwork lubricant

2) Equipments
 Conc. Pan Mixer
 Truck Mixer
 Water Tanker
 Concrete Vibrator
 Bar Cutter and Bar Bender

3) Labor
 Formwork installation work.
 worker
 Carpenter
 Handyman
 Overseer
 Iron Work.
 worker
 Blacksmith
 Handyman
 Overseer
 Casting Works
 worker
 Bricklayer
 Handyman
 Overseer
4) Working Method

The beam work used has different types. Beams

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consist of 2 types, namely the main beam (main beam) and
the beam. All beam and plate work is carried out directly in
the planned location, starting from StellBar, formwork,
casting to maintenance.

1. Preparation Phase
- Measurement work
This measurement aims to regulate / ensure the flatness
of the beam and plate height. In this work the
theodolithe measuring plane is used.

- Making Formwork
Work on beam and plate formwork is a single work unit,
because it is carried out simultaneously. Making beam
formwork panels must be in accordance with the
working drawings. In the installation of steel plates must
be careful and thorough so that the end result is in
accordance with the area of the plate or beam that will
be made.
Beam work is carried out directly on site by preparing
the main material which is steel plate.

- Iron fabrication
For beams, iron cutting and bending is done as needed
with the cutter bar and bending bar. The construction of
the beam is done by a fabrication system in the iron bar
and some are assembled on finished formwork.
Whereas plate cleaning is done on top of the finished
formwork.

2. Stage of Beams and Plates

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 Work on beams and plates is done simultaneously on the
base.
 Block beam.
The beam extraction stage is as follows:
- Scaffolding with each distance of 100 cm arranged in line
according to the needs in the field, both for beam and
plate formwork.
- Take into account the height of the beam scaffolding
- Install one by one the steel plate that has been on
settings to fit the desired dimensions.
- After that, locking is done so that the steel plate does not
change to produce a perfect concrete surface.

3. Plate cutting.
The plate rolling phase is as follows:
- Scaffolding is arranged in parallel with the scaffolding for
the beam. Because the position of the plate is higher than
the beam, the Scaffolding for the plate is higher than the
beam and it is necessary to play additional frames using
the Joint pin. Calculate the height of the plate scaffolding
by adjusting the base jack and the U-head jack.
- Install one by one the steel plate that has been on
settings to fit the desired dimensions
- After that, locking is done so that the steel plate does not
change to produce a perfect concrete surface.
- All meeting formwork installed, should be smeared with
diesel as a lubricant so that the concrete does not stick to
the formwork, so that it can simplify the demolition work.

4. Checking.

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 After installation of beam and plate formwork is
considered complete, then checking the level of the
beam and plate formwork with a waterpass, if it is
finished, the formwork for the beam and plate is ready.

5. Block construction.
The beam preparation stage is as follows:
- For the construction of beams initially fabrication in the
iron bar is then lifted using a tower crane to the location
to be installed.
- Reinforced iron beams that have been lifted are then
placed on top of the beam formwork and the iron beams
are inserted into the column.
- Install concrete decking for the distance of the concrete
blanket on the base and side of the beam and then tie.
- For beam construction, 3 changes are made in the
installation method. The first change was that all
reinforcement was fabricated by all parts until the beams
were intact, but there were problems during the column
meeting so that the second change was made, with
partial fabrication, longitudinal and sengkang
reinforcement separated but there were obstacles during
cleaning and the last all changes parts of construction
carried out in the place to be casted are not fabricated
again and until now this method is the best to use.

6. SteelBar Plate.
After the beam reinforcement is installed. Next is the
stage of SteelBar plate, including:
- SteelBar plate is done directly on the formwork plate that
is ready. Reinforced iron was reported pulled up by
workers using a bucket and mounted on a plate formwork.

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- SteelBar raft with lower reinforcement first. The
preparation of plates uses 2 layers of iron M8 wiremesh
- Then crossed and tied using tie wire.
- Place decking concrete between the bottom reinforcement
of the plate and the base plate formwork. Also attach
reinforcement between the legs for reinforcement up and
down the plate.

7. Check
After completion of beams and plates is
considered complete, then a checklist / check for
reinforcement is held. The checks for beam construction
are diameter and number of main reinforcement,
diameter, distance, and number of stirrups, wire ties, and
concrete decking. For the cleaning of the slab that was
examined was, distribution of plate clearance to the
beam, amount and distance of extra reinforcement,
reinforcement (sparing) on holes in the slab, concrete
decking, chicken feet, and cleanliness.

 Stage of Plate and Beam Casting.

Casting Administration:
- After formwork and Steelbar ready engineer
check to the location or zone to be casted.
- After all OK, the engineer makes a cast permit and
submits a permit to the supervisor consultant.
- Then the supervisor team conducted a survey to the
location submitted in the letter cast.
- After OK, the supervising consultant signs the license
letter
- A cast permit is returned to the engineer and foundry
may be carried out.

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 Casting Process of Floor Plates and Beams
Plate casting is carried out simultaneously with beam
casting Supporting equipment for beam casting work
include: buckets, mixer trucks, vibrators, work lights,
level boards.
The plate casting process as an example of observation
is as follows:
- After getting the casting permit approved, the engineer
contacts the beaching plan to check according to the
quality and volume needed in the field.
- Re-cleaning the area to be casted using the air
compressor until it is completely clean.
- Truck Mixer arrives at the project and reports to the
security guard then the officer of the ready mix party
submits the goods delivery receipt containing the time of
departure, arrival, time of completion, volume.
- Buckets are prepared in advance and then flushed with
water to clean the bucket from dust or residue from the
previous casting. Then prepare a push basket to take
samples and test slumps that are supervised by the
engineer and the supervisor.
- After it's OK, casting is ready to be carried out.
- Samples taken together during the casting took place,
taken the concrete that came out of the truck and then
poured into a concrete pump car then channeled using a
pipe.
- After the pipe reaches the place to be casted, the
concrete pump officer is ready to remove the fresh
concrete into the casting area.
- Then the cast worker flattens the fresh concrete into the
beam first

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 - then for the plate to be scrubbed manually then
checklevel with a water pass. Vibrator workers insert the
appliance into a mixture for approximately 5-10 minutes
in each part casted. Compaction is intended to prevent
the occurrence of air cavities in concrete that will reduce
the quality of concrete.
- After ensuring the beams and plates have been filled with
concrete, the fresh concrete surface is flattened using a
long wooden block with regard to the pre-determined
plate thickness limit. For more details, see the picture
- This work is carried out repeatedly until the concrete
meets the specified cast area.

 Beam Casting
After the beam and plate finishing work is finished,
casting can be done. Casting of beams and plates is done
simultaneously. The slump value on the plate (10 cm to 14
cm) while on the beam (10 cm to 14 cm). Casting of beams
and plates by using a concrete pump using readymix
concrete.
Before the casting process is carried out, it is
necessary to check the formwork including: The position of
the formwork must be checked again whether it is in
accordance with the plan. Formwork must be straight,
upright, not leaky, and strong. In addition to this, before the
casting is carried out, the formwork is cleaned first using a
compressor.
The implementation of beam and plate casting is as follows:
- For the implementation of casting beams and floor slabs,
concrete pumps are used which deliver readymix concrete
from the mixer truck to the casting location, using casting
pipes.

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- Stream readymix concrete to the casting location, then
compact it using a vibrator.
- After the concrete is compacted, the surface of the castings
is done by using manual tools.
- After the casting process is finished with the casting limit,
finishing is done.

 Demolition of Formwork
For besting demolition plates, it is carried out after 14
days of casting while for beam demolition formwork is carried
out 21 days after casting. As a support until the plate is really
hardened.

 Curing
After the casting is carried out, then to maintain the
quality of concrete is maintained concrete treatment.
Concrete treatment is done by watering / soaking the
concrete 2 times a day for 1 week.

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4.2.4. Architectural Work
1. Wall, Plastering and Acian Work.

Before starting to install lightweight bricks, prepare several work

tools, such as roskam, long jidar of steel or aluminum. After that
do the stirring, by:
• Enter dry mortar into instant mortar.
• Pour water from 6.0 to 6.5 liters for bags of light brick instant
cement.
• Stir the mixture above until smooth.
Then, clean the surface of the debris, dirt and oil which can
reduce the adhesion of the mixture. Then, install a brick with a
space of 10 mm thick, in 1 x 24 hours after the light brick has
been installed, you can plaster the lightweight brick wall using
plestaran and the next 1x24 hours can use it to use it.

2. Granite and Ceramic Works.

 Granite and Ceramics, which will be installed soaked into a
water bath for one hour. Then aerated by placing it on the
place of granite and ceramic.
 The base line of the pair is determined along with the level of
the floor. Determination of this peil for all units. Then
horizontal and vertical direction threads are installed on the
floor according to the shop drawing elevation. Flat and elbow
thread position. If the floor meets a wall with a layer of
ceramic, then the position of the floor must be adjusted to the
one on the wall.
 Ceramics that function as a head are installed along the base
line that has been installed. Check cervical kesikuaan with
elbow iron and flatness level with a waterpass.
 The other part of the floor surface is filled with mortar / specs
so that the next ceramic can be installed according to its

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 position until it is finished. Worked so that there is no weld of
iron.
 After everything is installed, the ceramic surface is tapped
with a rubber hammer to get a flat surface. Ceramic elevation
is checked again with a water pass.
 Then the surface of the installed ceramic pair is cleaned with
a cloth or wet cloth to clean.
 In order to avoid rising floors (inflated floors), delays are
made for each particular area.
 The sidelines of the nad are filled with cast / grout nad using
spoon species. This filling is carried out if the ceramic
position has come out or the species has dried. Nad tidied up
using cape.
 After leaving it to dry, clean the surface of the ceramic pair
that has been installed nad from the remains of corn nad
using a cloth or wet cloth to clean.

3. Door and Window Frame Work.

 Install frames, doors, windows and partitions made of
aluminum and aluminum at locations that have been
determined according to the working drawings.
 Put a frame that is ready to be mounted on the wall with the
help of rubber or wood.
 Adjust the position of the frame with a rubber or wooden
wedge.
 Adjust line / frame position against the wall.
 Lubricate the wall through the sill hole, aim the drill for the
screw.
 Fisher's input into the drill hole.
 Fasten fisher with a screwdriver.
 Put the door leaf, the window that has the glass installed.
 Install accessories for door and window fixtures.

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 Finish walls with mortars and sealants.
 To avoid defects in aluminum profiles that have been
installed, then provide protective paper insulation where it is
prone to scratches.

4. Ceiling Work.
 The ceiling elevation is marked and a line is drawn on the
wall and the axle of the room as well as nail hook points on
the ceiling with distance according to the shop drawing.
 Nail hooks are installed by firing on existing signs with a
distance of 60 × 120 cm. The ceiling frame hanger is
installed which consists of
 hanger and clip adjuster. Position perpendicular to the
installation.
 The edge frame (steel hollow) and the wall angle profile as a
list of edges are installed right on the ceiling of the elevation
sign. Then the hanging hook placement distance is
determined
 Thread pulls are installed as a guide for determining
alignment and ceiling frame height. Then the main ceiling
frame (top cross rail) can be installed per distance of 120 cm.
 Next is the frame dividing (furing channel) with distance
 60 cm installed using a locking clip. Check the elevation and
distance of the ceiling frame.

5. Sanitair work.
- Preparatory
 Making and submitting pictures of shop drawings for
sanitation jobs.
 Approval material to be used.
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  Preparation of work materials, including: squat closet
equivalent to toto, urinor equivalent to toto, washbasin
and mirror mirror equivalent to toto, urinal insulation, floor
drain, wall faucet equivalent to toto, shower etc.

- Implementation of sanitary construction work

 The sanitair installation work and its asseccories can be
carried out together with the painting work or when the
building is at the completion stage for handover, this is
done to keep the sanitary equipment from being
damaged / lost before the building is used.
 Give a mark (marking area) for positioning the
sanitaryware.
 Make sure the position of the inlet point to connect to the
sanitary equipment is installed in accordance with the
working picture.
 For inlets in the form of drat, first connect using a tape
seal.
 Attach a sanitary device to a marked position.
 Protection of installed sanitary devices.
 For testing on a sanitary job is a sanitary tool function
test.

6. Painting Work.
 Clean the surface of the wall from dust and splattered dirt
with scrap or scrap cloth.
 Protect the material or other work with paper or duct tape
so it doesn't get splashed with paint.
 Use scrap for the part of the wall that is cracked then
plamur, wait for it to dry.
 Puree the plamur with sandpaper.

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  If the surface is even, do the painting until about three
times the finish or the part that has been painted is
evenly distributed.
 Clean the paint splashes that are dirty with a rag.

7. Stairworks.
Stairs are a construction that is designed to contact
two vertical levels that have a distance from each other.
- Preparatory work
Before starting ladder work, it is necessary to prepare after
preparing materials & tools.
 Stair Plate
What needs to be prepared is the position of the slope of the
body as well as the galvanized pipe (length adjustable span
span of the ladder) which is arranged according to the slope
of the ladder.
 Stairs Wall
 Made in accordance with the size of the stairs (plate
thickness + height of the staircase) The way of
manufacturing is the same as the fabrication of the beam
walls.
 Stairs
 12 mm plywood is cut according to the height of the trape
(optrade) and the width of the stairs, then given a frame.
- Tuning
 Bordes Stairs
Before starting landing work, it is necessary to pay attention
to the elevation / height of the floor below so that a
combination of tools is needed, whether using pipe support.
Work on landing stairs starts from the work of the beam
landing, which is the same as a normal beam. Then wood
beams are installed between 5/7 (maximum distance of 25

70
 cm). This wood serves as a substitute for pipes (because of
the short span). After completing the installation of 50/10
wood, then followed by the installation of wood whose size is
adjusted to the length and width of the border.
 Staircase
The staircase has 2 pieces, namely between bordes with the
floor below and between bordes with the floor above
 Wall of Stairs and Bordes
After the landing and stairwells are finished, then installed
the right and left staircase walls and bordes on the body of
the stairs and bordes. The walls of the stairs are nailed with
a staircase and given reinforcement by cutting wood 5/7
(maximum distance of 40 cm). 5/7 pieces of wood nailed
between the body of the stairs with the wall of the stairs so
that it is really strong, neat, and not rocking. This wall has
been fabricated before. Trape / Kids Wall, Ladder. Stairs are
installed after checking the elevation of the landing, the slope
of the ladder, drawing trapezes / stairs on the wall of the
stairs and pembesian. Installation of landing and ladder
bodies is wrong if the number of steps is not right, with
antrade and uptrade that have been determined in size (can
be less can be more). If this error occurs then it must be
corrected first. Trade / stair wall is installed between the wall
of the staircase according to the one drawn on the wall of the
staircase and nailed from the staircase to the inside. To
facilitate the installation, it can be done from the bottom up.
After everything is installed, then between the stairs are
strung with 5/7 wood extending from top to bottom in two
places right-left and nailed.

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4.2.5. Electrical Mechanical Work.
1. Electrical Installation Work.
Electrical system is a series of electrical power supply
equipment to meet the needs of low voltage electrical power.
Before electrical work is carried out, it is necessary to show
examples of materials, types and brands that will be used for
approval.
 Procurement of materials for electrical work is stored around
the location closest to the work area and protects itself from
possible material damage causing a collision of hardware,
while other materials are stored in a closed warehouse.
 The technical implementation of this work is in accordance
with design drawings, RKS and technical specifications of
electrical and mechanical work.
 The implementation of electrical and mechanical work in
accordance with planning and requires further control, so
that it is carried out by people who are competent in their
fields.
 For electrical, telephone, ducting and fire alarm installation
work carried out before plastering and walls and ceiling
installation.
 Stop and installation switches are installed neatly on the wall
according to their placement in the plan drawings, after all
the fire installation and installation of the socket and switch
installed are then given the lights according to the technical
specifications and plan drawings.

2. Water Installation Work.

The sanitair work carried out included the work of

installing clean water and dirty water pipes, rainwater
exhaust pipes, septic tank installations, and so on. This

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 installation is based on the owner's approval and is seen by
the supervisor's consultant.
4.3. ANALYSIS OF MATERIAL, WORKER, AND TOOLS PRICES.

Work Unit Price Analysis (AHS-SNI) is a standard

guideline for tools to calculate the standard price of construction
work units. SNI AHS is issued by each relevant institution in each
District and City Government in all regions of Indonesia in this
matter by the District / City Public Works Service. What is meant by
work unit price is the unit price of each job in a construction work.
The scope of construction works includes building works, water
buildings, roads, bridges, shipyards, airports, steel construction
buildings, including residential buildings.

Table 4.1. Work Unit Price Analysis

ANALYSIS OF 2018 WORK UNIT PRICE

DEVELOPMENT OF THE AL - MANSUR MOSQUE

at - TSM BANDUNG
BANDUNG

UNIT PRICE ANALYSIS

TOTAL
UNIT TOTAL
WORK VOLUME WORK
N JOB DESCRIPTION PRICE COST
PRICES BOBOT
O
TOTAL UNIT ( Rp ) ( Rp ) ( Rp )

I PREPARATORY WORK

II WORK STRUCTURE

A WORK OF TRIANGULAR PILE FOUNDATION

1 Handling Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22

Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22 1.584 m1 463.275 733.827

733.827.600 11,45

B LAND WORK AND DESCRIPTION

1 Soil excavation 548 m3 22.000 12.056.000

3
2 Return the land back 192 m 22.000 4.219.600

3 sand fill, H = 5 cm 59 m3 152.900 9.036.390

25.311.990 0,39

C WORK PILE CAP

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 '- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: 66 m3 1.352.263 89.622.583

'- Iron 1.408 kg 23.540 33.152.013

2
'- Formwork 186 m 163.300 30.346.366

153.120.961 2,39

D LOWER GROUND

1 Tie Beam Concrete Structural Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: 21 m3 1.352.263 28.458.104

'- Iron 3.468 kg 23.540 81.644.935

'- Formwork 263 m2 163.300 42.957.698

153.060.738 2,39

2 Slab Structure Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: 60 m3 1.352.263 80.845.618

'- Iron 6.558 kg 23.540 154.370.538

2
'- Formwork 63 m 163.300 10.291.378

245.507.534 3,83

3 Column Concrete Structure Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: 10 m3 1.352.263 13.147.107

'- Iron 1.798 kg 23.540 42.316.375

'- Formwork 128 m2 163.300 20.887.376

76.350.858 1,19

4 Stairs Structural Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: 4 m3 1.352.263 5.679.505

'- Iron 895 kg 23.540 21.071.596

2
'- Formwork 52 m 163.300 8.491.600

35.242.700 0,55

E GROUND FLOOR

1 Slab Structure Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: 55 m3 1.352.263 74.772.909

'- Iron 2.825 kg 23.540 66.506.027

2
'- Formwork 103 m 163.300 16.824.342

158.103.278 2,47

2 Beam Concrete Structural Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: 25 m3 1.352.263 34.416.067

'- Iron 4.032 kg 23.540 94.919.918

'- Formwork 302 m2 163.300 49.321.760

178.657.746 2,79

3 Column Concrete Structure Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: 13 m3 1.352.263 17.872.184

'- Iron 2.504 kg 23.540 58.947.385

2
'- Formwork 173 m 163.300 28.195.378

105.014.947 1,64

4 Stairs Structural Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: 4 m3 1.352.263 5.679.505

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 '- Iron 895 kg 23.540 21.071.596

'- Formwork 52 m2 163.300 8.491.600

35.242.700 0,55

5 Ramp Structural Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: 53 m3 1.352.263 71.826.802

'- Iron 125 kg 23.540 2.942.500

2
'- Formwork 125 m 163.300 20.412.500

95.181.802 1,49

F 1ST FLOOR

1 Slab job

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: 38 m3 1.352.263 51.636.433

'- Iron 1.929 kg 23.540 45.418.466

2
'- Formwork 70 m 163.300 11.489.723

108.544.622 1,69

2 Beam Concrete Structural Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: 55 m3 1.352.263 74.547.338

'- Iron 2.743 kg 23.540 64.563.276

'- Formwork 186 m2 163.300 30.324.483

169.435.097 2,64

3 Column Concrete Structure Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: 11 m3 1.352.263 15.224.453

'- Iron 2.011 kg 23.540 47.344.543

2
'- Formwork 134 m 163.300 21.800.550

84.369.546 1,32

4 Stairs Structural Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: 6 m3 1.352.263 8.492.212

'- Iron 1.527 kg 23.540 35.934.422

2
'- Formwork 97 m 163.300 15.840.100

60.266.734 0,94

G ROOFTOP

1 Slab Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: 38 m3 1.352.263 51.636.433

'- Iron 1.929 kg 23.540 45.418.466

'- Formwork 70 m2 163.300 11.489.723

108.544.622 1,69

2 Beam Concrete Structural Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: 27 m3 1.352.263 36.007.248

'- Iron 2.930 kg 23.540 68.962.572

2
'- Formwork 186 m 163.300 30.346.366

135.316.186 2,11

3 Column Concrete Structure Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: 12 m3 1.352.263 15.705.859

'- Iron 2.101 kg 23.540 49.454.150

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 '- Formwork 134 m2 163.300 21.800.550

86.960.559 1,36

4 Stairs Structural Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: 6 m3 1.352.263 8.492.212

'- Iron 1.527 kg 23.540 35.934.422

2
'- Formwork 97 m 163.300 15.840.100

60.266.734 0,94

H WORK STRUCTURE TOWER

Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22 64 m1 463.275 29.649.600

'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 3 m3 1.352.263 3.532.787

'- Besi 145 kg 23.540 3.423.375

20 kg 18.625 365.516

32 kg 158.256 5.064.192

9.408 kg 26.197 246.464.748

2
'- Bekisting 5 m 163.300 865.490

289.365.707 4,51
II
PEKERJAAN MEKANIKAL
I
A PEKERJAAN PEMIPAAN PLUMBING

1 Pekerjaan Instalasi Air Bersih

a. Installation of PPR-PN Pipe He is 25 mm 189 m1 41.400 7.824.600

b. Pipe Installation for PN-PN is 20 mm 55 m1 30.100 1.655.500

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c. Installation of PPR-PN Pipes He is 15 mm 25 m 22.700 567.500

d. Installation of Stop Ball Valve is 25 mm 20 bh 90.700 1.814.000

11.861.600 0,19

2 Dirty Water Installation Work

a. PVC Class Pipe Installation "AW Abu" He is 100
75 m1 127.700 9.577.500
mm
b. PVC Class Pipe Installation "AW Abu" He is 75 1
116 m 86.800 10.068.800
mm
c. PVC Class Pipe Installation "AW Abu" He is 50 1
41 m 45.700 1.873.700
mm
21.520.000 0,34

B SANITARY UNIT WORK

a. Squatting Toilet Installation 12 unit 1.450.000 17.400.000

b. Installation of Jet Washer 12 unit 343.700 4.124.400

c. Installation of Wall Faucet 12 unit 247.500 2.970.000

d. Installation of Wudu Faucet 8 unit 125.000 1.000.000

e. Toilet Block Installation (Complete) 14 unit 145.000 2.030.000

f. Installation of Shower Set, Head Shower + Hand
7 unit 850.000 5.950.000
Shower + Faucet
g. Urinoar installation 4 unit 1.425.000 5.700.000

h. Manufacture of Electric Water Heaters 6 unit 165.000 990.000

40.164.400 0,63

C SEPTICTANK WORK
90.000.00
a. Installation of 10 m3 septic tank hood 1 unit 90.000.000
0
10.447.20
b. Installation of Booster Pump + Accessories 1 unit 10.447.200
0

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 100.447.200 1,57

D RAIN WATER INSTALLATION WORK

a. PVC Class Pipe Installation "AW Abu" He is 75
106 m1 86.800 9.200.800
mm
b. PVC Class Pipe Installation "AW Abu" He 15 mm
101 m1 10.600 1.068.480
(AC Drain)
c. Installation of Rainwater Drain 10 bh 311.300 3.113.000

d. Fittings, Accessories and auxiliary materials 1 ls 1.727.100 1.727.100

e. Commissioning Test 1 ls 1.324.100 1.324.100

16.433.480 0,26

E AIR CONDITIONING WORK

a. Ex-haust Fan Installation 9 unit 708.400 6.375.600

b. Vent Cup Installation 1 unit 333.900 333.900

c. Fitting Accessories and auxiliary materials 1 ls 750.000 750.000

7.459.500 0,12

F LIGHTNING CARD WORK

a. BC 50 Cabling 252 m1 265.000 66.827.700

b. Split installation 9 set 350.000 3.150.000

c. Grounding 4 unit 1.800.000 7.200.000

d. Arde installation 4 set 250.000 1.000.000

e. Body Control 40 x 40 x 60 cm 4 unit 650.000 2.600.000

f. Fitting Accessories and auxiliary materials 1 ls 7.500.000 7.500.000

88.277.700 1,38
I
ELEKTRIKAL WORK
V
A WORK PANEL WORK
a. PP / LP Panel Installation (LG, GF, Lt2 and
4 unit 4.827.700 19.310.800
Roof)
19.310.800 0,30

B WORK OF THE POWER CABLE

a. From KWH Main MDP Panel to Panel (LG, GF,
Lt2 and Roof)
NYY Cable Installation 4 x 4 mm2 67 m1 206.250 13.870.313

13.870.313 0,22

C LIGHTING & POWER LAMP WORK

1 Lower Ground Floor

a. Installation of 2x 36 Watt TLD RMI Lights 24 unit 928.000 22.272.000

b. Down Light Installation 18 Watt LED PL Light 44 unit 246.600 10.850.400

c. Down Light Installation 18 Watt LED PL, Nicad
15 unit 316.200 4.743.000
Battery
d. Beret Lamp Installation 8 unit 347.800 2.782.400

e. Installation of Sink Lights 4 unit 275.000 1.100.000

f. Installation of Trap Stairs Lights 10 unit 275.000 2.750.000

g. Single Switch Installation 6 unit 33.300 199.800

h. Dual Switch Installation 21 unit 49.700 1.043.700

i. Installation of socket 20 unit 36.400 728.000

j. Exhaust Fan Cable Installation 10 unit 486.900 4.869.000

k. Lighting & Power Cable Installation / point 105 titik 245.000 25.725.000

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 77.063.300 1,20

2 Ground Floor

a. Down Light Installation 18 Watt LED PL Light 60 unit 246.600 14.796.000

b. Installation of 250/125 Watt ALPE Stairs 16 unit 750.000 12.000.000

c. Installation of Trap Stairs Lights 14 unit 275.000 3.850.000

d. Single Switch Installation 4 unit 33.300 133.200

e. Dual Switch Installation 10 unit 49.700 497.000

f. Installation of socket 14 unit 36.400 509.600

g. Exhaust Fan Cable Installation 2 unit 486.900 973.800

h. Lighting & Power Cable Installation / point 90 titik 245.000 22.050.000

54.809.600 0,86

3 1st floor

a. Down Light Installation 18 Watt LED PL Light 38 unit 246.600 9.370.800

b. Installation of Trap Stairs Lights 14 unit 275.000 3.850.000

c. Single Switch Installation 2 unit 33.300 66.600

d. Dual Switch Installation 4 unit 49.700 198.800

e. Installation of socket 5 unit 36.400 182.000

f. Exhaust Fan Cable Installation 2 titik 486.900 973.800

g. Lighting & Power Cable Installation / point 52 titik 245.000 12.740.000

45.000.00
h. Decorative Lighting Installation (Hanging) 1 unit 45.000.000
0
72.382.000 1,13

4 ROOFTOP

a. Down Light Installation 18 Watt LED PL Light 2 unit 246.600 493.200

b. Installation of 250/125 Watt ALPE Stairs 4 unit 750.000 3.000.000

c. Single Switch Installation 1 unit 33.300 33.300

d. Dual Switch Installation 2 unit 49.700 99.400

e. Installation of socket 3 unit 36.400 109.200

f. Exhaust Fan Cable Installation 1 unit 486.900 486.900

g. Lighting & Power Cable Installation / point 6 unit 245.000 1.470.000

5.692.000 0,09

V ARCHITECTURE WORK

A PARTNER WORK

1 LOWER GROUND

a. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 3PP 471 m2 120.300 56.625.210

b. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 3PP 941 m2 54.400 51.212.704

c. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 5PP 253 m2 113.700 28.818.402

d. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 5PP 253 m2 50.800 12.875.768

2
e. Pek. Concrete Plastering, 1PC: 3PP 215 m 61.900 13.315.309
2
f. Pek. Wall Acian 1.410 m 30.400 42.855.184
2
g. Participation of 12 mm Tempered Glass 70 m 1.150.000 80.166.500

285.869.077 4,46

2 GROUND FLOOR

a. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 3PP 17 m2 120.300 2.029.461

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 b. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 3PP 34 m2 54.400 1.835.456

c. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 5PP 68 m2 113.700 7.778.217

2
d. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 5PP 137 m 50.800 6.950.456
2
e. Pek. Concrete Plastering, 1PC: 3PP 138 m 61.900 8.568.817
2
f. Pek. Wall Acian 309 m 30.400 9.393.296
g. Pek. GRC Wall Partition Panel, equivalent to 2
71 m 323.000 23.062.200
Kalsiboard Ling 6-R2 1200 x 2400, t = 6 mm
h. Pek. External Display Cladding Panel GRC 2
239 m 355.300 84.739.050
Panel
144.356.953 2,25

3 2ND FLOOR

a. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 3PP 3 m2 120.300 378.945

2
b. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 3PP 6 m 54.400 342.720
2
c. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 5PP 144 m 113.700 16.350.060

d. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 5PP 288 m2 50.800 14.610.080

e. Pek. Concrete Plastering, 1PC: 3PP 138 m2 61.900 8.568.817

f. Pek. Wall Acian 432 m2 30.400 13.142.832

g. Pek. GRC Wall Partition Panel, equivalent to
39 m2 323.000 12.719.740
Kalsiboard Ling 6-R2 1200x2400, t = 6 mm
h. Pek. External Display Cladding Panel GRC
223 m2 355.300 79.089.780
Panel
145.202.974 2,27

4 ROOFTOP

a. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 3PP 167 m2 120.300 20.068.446

2
b. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 3PP 334 m 54.400 18.150.016
2
c. Pek. Concrete Plastering, 1PC: 3PP 31 m 61.900 1.901.568
2
d. Pek. Wall Acian 364 m 30.400 11.076.544
2
e. Waterproofing 381 m 95.000 36.190.250

f. Pek. Plaster, 1PC: 5PP, Roof Plate Screed 381 m2 50.800 19.352.260

106.739.084 1,67

B JOBS, WINDOWS AND HANGERS / GLASS

1 LOWER GROUND
a. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 "Type
4 unit 8.597.000 34.388.000
P1
b. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 "Type
2 unit 7.835.000 15.670.000
P2
c. Pek. Pair Frame + Allumunium Color 4 Window
2 unit 3.280.300 6.560.600
"Type J2
d. Pek. Pair Frame + Window All Aluminum Color 4
2 unit 2.788.255 5.576.510
"Type J2 '
e. Pek. Pair Frame + Door All Color Color 4 "Type 14.965.40
4 unit 59.861.600
PS 0
f. Pek. Pair of Frame + Allumunium Color 4
2 unit 840.000 1.680.000
Window "Type BV1
123.736.710 1,93

2 GROUND FLOOR
a. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 "Type
3 unit 8.597.000 25.791.000
P1
b. Pek. Pair Frame + Door All Color Color 4 "Type 49.157.00
4 unit 196.628.000
PJ1 0
c. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allium Color 4 "Type 48.551.00
2 unit 97.102.000
PJ1a 0
d. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 "Type 48.439.00
2 unit 96.878.000
PJ1b 0
e. Pek. Pair of Frames + Alluminum Window Color
2 unit 3.731.700 7.463.400
4 "Type J1
f. Pek. Pair of Frames + Alluminum Window Color 4
2 unit 3.879.500 7.759.000
"Type J1a

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 g. Pek. Pair Frame + Allumunium Color 4 Window 28.917.50
4 unit 115.670.000
"Type J4 0
h. Pek. Pair of Frame + Allumunium Color 4
2 unit 840.000 1.680.000
Window "Type BV1
548.971.400 8,57

3 2ND FLOOR
a. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 "Type
2 unit 8.597.000 17.194.000
P1
b. Pek. Pair Frame + Allumunium Color 4 Window
28 unit 4.176.000 116.928.000
"Type J3
c. Pek. Pair of Frame + Allumunium Color 4
2 unit 840.000 1.680.000
Window "Type BV1
135.802.000 2,12

4 ROOFTOP
a. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 "Type
1 unit 7.835.000 7.835.000
P2
b. Pek. Pair of Frame + Allumunium Color 4
1 unit 840.000 840.000
Window "Type BV1
8.675.000 0,14

C PLAFOND WORK

1 LOWER GROUND

a. Pek. Gypsumboard ceiling 120 x 240, t = 9 mm 361 m2 184.100 66.393.824

b. Pek. Ceiling GRC, equivalent to Kalsiboard Ling 2
95 m 190.700 18.154.640
6-R2 1200 x 2400, tm = 6 mm
2
c. Pek. Pair Profile List 583 m 24.500 14.295.260

98.843.724 1,54

2 GROUND FLOOR

a. Pek. Gypsumboard ceiling 120 x 240, t = 9 mm 201 m2 184.100 36.967.280

b. Pek. Ceiling GRC, equivalent to Kalsiboard Ling
182 m2 190.700 34.673.074
6-R2 1200 x 2400, tm = 6 mm
c. Pek. Pair Profile List 287 m2 24.500 7.030.765

78.671.119 1,23

3 2ND FLOOR

a. Pek. Gypsumboard ceiling 120 x 240, t = 9 mm 306 m2 184.100 56.334.600

b. Pek. Ceiling GRC, equivalent to Kalsiboard Ling 2
14 m 190.700 2.742.266
6-R2 1200 x 2400, tm = 6 mm
2
c. Pek. Pair Profile List 240 m 24.500 5.887.105

64.963.971 1,01

4 ROOFTOP
a. Pek. Ceiling GRC, equivalent to Kalsiboard Ling
58 m2 190.700 11.121.624
6-R2 1200 x 2400, tm = 6 mm
2
b. Pek. Pair Profile List 44 m 24.500 1.071.630

12.193.254 0,19

D FLOOR AND WALL COATING WORK

1 LOWER GROUND
a. Pek. Toilet Floor Coating, Granite Tile 60 x 60
196 m2 264.600 51.739.884
Unpolish
b. Pek. Underlay Layer 225 m2 56.600 12.758.772

c. Pek. Carpet Floor Coating ex. Golden Crown 225 m2 281.250 63.399.375
d. Pek. Pelapis Dinding R. Wudhu & Toilet,
334 m2 383.200 127.896.832
Homogenius Tile 30 x 60 Polish
e. Pek. Inner Trap Ladder Coating, Granite Tile 30
30 m2 264.600 7.977.690
x 60 Unpolish
f. Pek. Main Ladder Trap Coating, Granite Tile 30 x
63 m2 264.600 16.601.004
60 Unpolish
280.373.557 4,37

2 GROUND FLOOR

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 a. Pek. Floor Coating Granite Tile 60 x 60 Polish 241 m2 287.700 69.355.839

b. Pek. Underlay Layer 188 m2 56.250 10.575.000

2
c. Pek. Carpet Floor Coating ex. Golden Crown 188 m 281.250 52.875.000
d. Pek. Inner Trap Ladder Coating, Granite Tile 30
38 m2 264.600 10.054.800
x 60 Unpolish
142.860.639 2,23

3 2ND FLOOR

a. Pek. Floor Coating Granite Tile 60 x 60 Polish 16 m2 287.700 4.603.200

2
b. Pek. Underlay Layer 279 m 56.250 15.693.750
2
c. Pek. Carpet Floor Coating ex. Golden Crown 279 m 281.250 78.468.750
d. Pek. Inner Trap Ladder Coating, Granite Tile 30 2
38 m 264.600 10.054.800
x 60 Unpolish
108.820.500 1,70

4 ROOFTOP

a. Pek. Floor Coating Granite Tile 60 x 60 Polish 346 m2 264.600 91.636.272

b. Pek. Wet Area Wallcoverings, Homogenius Tile
36 m2 383.200 13.795.200
30 x 60 Polish
c. Pek. Wet Area Floor Coating, Granite Tile 60 X
12 m2 264.600 3.175.200
60 Unpolish
108.606.672 1,69

D CAT FINISHING WORK

1 LOWER GROUND

a. Pek. Wall Painting, Vinilex Paint Equivalent 1.410 m2 27.100 38.210.187

2
b. Pek. Painting Ceiling, Vinilex Paint Equivalent 456 m 30.400 13.857.536
c. Pek. Aluminum Composite Pane; + Hollow 2
41 m 585.900 24.215.247
Galvanized Frame 70 x 70
76.282.970 1,19

2 GROUND FLOOR

a. Pek. Wall Painting, Vinilex Paint Equivalent 309 m2 27.100 8.373.629

2
b. Pek. Painting Ceiling, Vinilex Paint Equivalent 383 m 30.400 11.631.648
c. Pek. Aluminum Composite Pane; + Hollow 2
164 m 585.900 95.970.420
Galvanized Frame 70 x 70
115.975.697 1,81

3 2ND FLOOR

a. Pek. Wall Painting, Vinilex Paint Equivalent 432 m2 27.100 11.716.143

b. Pek. Painting Ceiling, Vinilex Paint Equivalent 320 m2 30.400 9.739.552

c. Pek. Aluminum Composite Pane; + Hollow
153 m2 585.900 89.572.392
Galvanized Frame 70 x 70
111.028.087 1,73

4 ROOFTOP

a. Pek. Wall Painting, Vinilex Paint Equivalent 346 m2 30.400 10.529.344

2
b. Pek. Painting Ceiling, Vinilex Paint Equivalent 58 m 585.900 34.169.688
c. Pek. Aluminum Composite Pane; + Hollow 2
67 m 585.900 39.372.480
Galvanized Frame 70 x 70

4.4. VOLUME CALCULATIONS.

Job Volume is counting the amount of work content in one

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 unit. Volume is also referred to as Kubikasi Work according to
Bestek Image and Detail Image. volume arrangements are
structured systematically with table-line lanes with grouping of
preparatory work, earthworks and foundations, concrete structural
work, wall work, floor and wall plumbing work, frame work, doors
and windows, ceiling work, painting work, roof work, work sanitair,
railing work, face and yard work, electrical installation work and
water installation work. (Ir. H. Bactiar Ibrahim).
Calculation of the volume of work on the Analysis of the Al-Mansur
Mosque Construction Project in Bandung is as follows:

Table 4.5. Work Volume Calculation

DEVELOPMENT OF THE AL - MANSUR MOSQUE

at - TSM BANDUNG

BANDUNG

REQUIRE VOLUME

FORMULA JOB VOLUME

NO JOB DESCRIPTION FORMULA
P L T ∑ @ TOTAL UNIT

I PREPARATORY WORK

1 Remeasurement and Bouwplank ∑ 336 336 m1

2 Field Cleaning ∑ 1.182 1.182 m2

3 Keet Directors ∑ 1 1 ls

4 Work Barracks ∑ 1 1 ls

5 Electricity and Water Supply Work ∑ 1 1 ls

6 Shop Drawing dan Ashbuilt Drawing ∑ 1 1 ls

7 Project Documentation ∑ 1 1 ls

8 Brangkal disposal ∑ 1 1 ls

II WORK STRUCTURE

A WORK OF TRIANGULAR PILE FOUNDATION

1 Handling Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22

a. P1 (P x L x ∑) 22 1 18 396 m1

b. P2 (P x L x ∑) 22 2 11 484 m1

c. P3 (P x L x ∑) 22 4 8 704 m1

TOTAL TRIANGULAR PILE FOUNDATION 37

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 TOTAL VOLUME OF TRIANGULAR PILE FOUNDATION 1.584 m1

B BACKFILLING OF SOIL WORK

1 Soil excavation @ 548 548 m3

2 Return the land back @ 192 192 m3

3 sand fill, H = 5 cm @ 59 59 m3

TOTAL VOLUME BACKFILLING OF SOIL WORK 799 m3

C WORK PILE CAP

1 Land Pile Cap

a. P1 (P x L x T) x ∑ 0,60 0,60 0,60 18 4 m3

b. P2 (P x L x T) x ∑ 0,60 1,50 0,60 18 10 m3

c. P3 (P x L x T) x ∑ 3,00 3,00 0,60 8 43 m3

TOTAL LANDFILL PILE CAP 44 57 m3

1 Pile Cap Work

a. P1
'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
(P x L x T) x ∑ 1 1 0 18 1 m3
:
'- formworkLI ((2 x P x T) + (2 x L x T)) x ∑ 1 1 0 18 4 m2

b. P2
'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
(P x L x T) x ∑ 1 2 0 18 2 m3
:
'- formwork ((2 x P x T) + (2 x L x T)) x ∑ 1 2 0 18 8 m2

c. P3
'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
(P x L x T) x ∑ 3 3 0 8 7 m3
:
'- formwork ((2 x P x T) + (2 x L x T)) x ∑ 3 3 0 8 10 m2

TOTAL TOTAL CONCRETE VOLUME OF FLOOR WORK PILE CAP 9 m3

TOTAL TOTAL VOLUME OF FORMWORK FLOOR PILE CAP 21 m2

2 Structure of Concrete Pile Cap

a. Pile Cap PC1

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
(P x L x T) x ∑ 1 1 1 18 4 m3
:
'- Formwork ((2 x P x T) + (2 x L x T)) x ∑ 1 1 1 18 26 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D13 ∑ 247 247 kg

b. Pile Cap PC2

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
(P x L x T) x ∑ 1 2 1 18 10 m3
:
'- Formwork ((2 x P x T) + (2 x L x T)) x ∑ 1 2 1 18 45 m2

'- Iron

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 - Reinforcement D13 ∑ 618 618 kg

- Reinforcement D16 ∑ 3 3 kg

c. Pile Cap PC3

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
(P x L x T) x ∑ 3 3 1 8 43 m3
:
'- Formwork ((2 x P x T) + (2 x L x T)) x ∑ 3 3 1 8 58 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D13 ∑ 538 538 kg

- Reinforcement D16 ∑ 3 3 kg

4 Return the Land Back P+L 408,56 0,33 408,90 m3

TOTAL CONCRETE VOLUME PILE CAP 66 m3

TOTAL IRON VOLUME PILE CAP 1.408 kg

TOTAL FORMWORK VOLUME PILE CAP 150 m2

D LOWER GROUND

1 Tie Beam Concrete Structural Work

a. Tie Beam Type TB1

Length = 1.758 m
'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 5 1 m3
:
'- Formwork (P x L)+(T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 5 9 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 69 69 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement
∑ 43 43 kg
D10
Length = 4.500 m
'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
PxLxTx∑ 5 0 0 38 14 m3
:
'- Formwork (P x L)+(T x P x 2) x ∑ 5 0 0 38 171 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 1.349 1.349 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement
∑ 916 916 kg
D10
Length = 2.250 m
'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 4 1 m3
:
'- Formwork (P x L)+(T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 4 9 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 71 71 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement
∑ 45 45 kg
D10
Length = 1.815 m
'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 3 0 m3
:
'- Formwork (P x L)+(T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 3 5 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 43 43 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement
∑ 27 27 kg
D10
Length = 2.131 m
'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 3 1 m3
:

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 '- Formwork (P x L)+(T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 3 6 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 50 50 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement
∑ 32 32 kg
D10
Length = 4.000 m
'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
PxLxTx∑ 4 0 0 14 4 m3
:
'- Formwork (P x L)+(T x P x 2) x ∑ 4 0 0 14 56 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 442 442 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement
∑ 298 298 kg
D10
Length = 2.144 m
'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 3 1 m3
:
'- Formwork (P x L)+(T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 3 6 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 51 51 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement
∑ 32 32 kg
D10
TOTAL CONCRETE VOLUME TIE BEAM 21 m3

TOTAL IRON VOLUME TIE BEAM 3.468 kg

TOTAL VOLUME OF FORMWORK TIE BEAM 263 m2

2 Slab Structure Work

a. Slab Type S1

Thick 150 mm (4.500 m x 1.758 m)

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
PxLxTx∑ 2 5 0 2 2 m3
:
'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 2 5 0 2 4 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 5 0 260 2 260 kg

Thick 150 mm (4.500 m x 4.500 m)

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
PxLxTx∑ 5 5 0 8 24 m3
:
'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 5 5 0 8 22 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D10 ∑ 5 5 0 2.665 8 2.665 kg

Thick 150 mm (4.500 m x 4.000 m)

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
PxLxTx∑ 4 5 0 8 22 m3
:
'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 4 5 0 8 20 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D10 ∑ 4 5 0 2.369 8 2.369 kg

Thick 150 mm (4.000 m x 1.758 m)

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
PxLxTx∑ 2 5 0 2 2 m3
:
'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 2 5 0 2 4 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 5 0 260 2 260 kg

Thick 150 mm (4.000 m x 1.815 m)

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 '- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
PxLxTx∑ 2 5 0 2 2 m3
:
'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 2 5 0 2 4 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 5 0 269 2 269 kg

Thick 150 mm (4.000 m x 2.131 m)

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
PxLxTx∑ 2 5 0 3 4 m3
:
'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 2 5 0 3 6 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 5 0 473 3 473 kg

Thick 150 mm (4.000 m x 2.144 m)

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
PxLxTx∑ 2 5 0 2 2 m3
:
'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 2 5 0 2 4 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 5 0 260 2 260 kg

TOTAL OF SLAB CONCRETE VOLUME 60 m3

TOTAL OF SLAB IRON VOLUME 6.558 kg

TOTAL OF SLAB FORMWORK VOLUME 63 m2

3 Column Concrete Structure Work

a. Column Type K1

Type K1 (20 x 20 cm)

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
PxLxTx∑ 0 0 3 14 2 m3
:
'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 0 0 3 14 36 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D13 ∑ 376 2 376 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement
∑ 76 76 kg
D10
b. Column Type K2

Type K1 (30 x 30 cm)

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
PxLxTx∑ 0 0 3 13 4 m3
:
'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 0 0 3 13 50 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 498 2 498 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement
∑ 102 102 kg
D10
c. Column Type K3

Type K1 (40 x 40 cm)

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
PxLxTx∑ 0 0 3 8 4 m3
:
'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 0 0 3 8 41 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 652 2 652 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement
∑ 93 93 kg
D10
TOTAL VOLUME OF COLUMN CONCRETE 10 m3

TOTAL OF COLUMN IRON VOLUME 1.798 kg

TOTAL VOLUME OF COLUMN FORMWORK 128 m2

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4 Stairs Structural Work

a. Stair Type 1
'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250
@ 4 4 m3
:
'- Formwork ∑ 9 9 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D13 ∑ 895 2 895 kg

TOTAL STAIRS CONCRETE VOLUME 4 m3

TOTAL VOLUME IRON STAIRS 895 kg

TOTAL VOLUME STAIRS FORMWORK 52 m2

E GROUND FLOOR

1 Slab Structure Work

a. Slab Type S1

Thick 150 mm (2.250 m x 1.758 m)

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 2 2 0 4 2 m3

'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 2 2 0 4 5 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 2 0 132 4 132 kg

Thick 150 mm (2.000 m x 1.758 m)

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 2 2 0 4 2 m3

'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 2 2 0 4 5 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 2 0 124 4 124 kg

Thick 150 mm (2.250 m x 2.250 m)

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 2 2 0 28 21 m3

'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 2 2 0 28 38 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 2 0 1.037 28 1.037 kg

Thick 150 mm (2.250 m x 2.000 m)

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 2 2 0 32 22 m3

'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 2 2 0 32 41 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 2 0 1.119 32 1.119 kg

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 Tebal 150 mm (2.000 m x 1.815 m)

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 2 2 0 4 2 m3

'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 2 2 0 4 5 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 2 0 126 4 126 kg

Thick 150 mm (2.000 m x 2.131 m)

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 2 2 0 4 3 m3

'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 2 2 0 4 5 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 2 0 144 4 144 kg

Thick 150 mm (2.250.000 m x 2.144 m)

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 2 2 0 4 3 m3

'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 2 2 0 4 5 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 2 0 145 4 145 kg

TOTAL OF SLAB CONCRETE VOLUME 55 m3

TOTAL VOLUME IRON SLAB 2.825 kg

TOTAL VOLUME FORMWORK SLAB 103 m2

2 Beam Concrete Structural Work

a. Beam Type B1 (20 x 30 cm)

Length = 1.758 m

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 4 0 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 4 6 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 44 2 44 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement D16 ∑ 28 28 kg

Length = 2.250 m

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 48 6 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 48 86 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 606 2 606 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement D16 ∑ 391 391 kg

Length = 1.185 m

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 1 0 0 2 0 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 1 0 0 2 2 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 23 2 23 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement D16 ∑ 15 15 kg

Length = 2.131 m

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 2 0 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 2 3 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 27 2 27 kg

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 - Stirrup Reinforcement D16 ∑ 18 18 kg

Length = 2.000 m

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 16 2 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 16 26 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 202 2 202 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement D16 ∑ 130 130 kg

Length = 2.144 m

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 2 0 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 2 3 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 27 2 27 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement D16 ∑ 18 18 kg

b. Beam Type B2 (20 x 40 cm)

Length = 1.758 m

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 5 1 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 5 9 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 76 2 76 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement D16 ∑ 43 43 kg

Length = 2.250 m

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 30 5 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 30 68 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 586 2 586 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement D16 ∑ 341 341 kg

Length = 4.500 m

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 5 0 0 6 2 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 5 0 0 6 27 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 234 2 234 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement D16 ∑ 145 145 kg

Length = 1.185 m

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 1 0 0 3 0 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 1 0 0 3 4 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 47 2 47 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement D16 ∑ 27 27 kg

Length = 2.131 m

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 3 1 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 3 6 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 55 2 55 kg

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 - Stirrup Reinforcement D16 ∑ 32 32 kg

Length = 2.000 m

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 4 1 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 4 8 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 69 2 69 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement D16 ∑ 40 40 kg

Length = 2.144 m

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 3 1 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 3 6 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 52 2 52 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement D16 ∑ 30 30 kg

c. Beam Type B2 (30 x 60 cm)

Length = 2.000 m

'- Quality Ready Mix Concrete K-250 : PxLxTx∑ 2 0 1 16 6 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 1 16 48 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 480 2 480 kg

- Stirrup Reinforcement D16 ∑ 246 246 kg

JUMLAH VOLUME BETON BALOK 25 m3

JUMLAH VOLUME BESI TIE BALOK 4.032 kg

JUMLAH VOLUME BEKISTING BALOK 302 m2

3 Column Concrete Structure Work

a. Column Type K1

Type K1 (20 x 20 cm)

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 0 0 4 13 2 m3

'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 0 0 4 13 46 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D13 ∑ 481 2 481 kg

- Sengkang Reinforcement D10 ∑ 101 101 kg

b. Type K2 column

Type K1 (30 x 30 cm)

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 0 0 4 13 5 m3

'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 0 0 4 13 69 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 730 2 730 kg

- Sengkang Reinforcement D10 ∑ 159 159 kg

c. K3 Type Column

Type K1 (40 x 40 cm)

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 0 0 4 8 6 m3

'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 0 0 4 8 57 m2

'- Iron

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 - Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 899 2 899 kg

- Sengkang Reinforcement D10 ∑ 133 133 kg

JUMLAH VOLUME BETON KOLOM 13 m3

JUMLAH VOLUME BESI KOLOM 2.504 kg

JUMLAH VOLUME BEKISTING KOLOM 173 m2

4 Stairs Structural Work

a. Type 1 ladder

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: @ 4 4 m3

'- Formwork ∑ 52 52 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D13 ∑ 895 2 895 kg

JUMLAH VOLUME BETON TANGGA 4 m3

JUMLAH VOLUME BESI TANGGA 895 kg

JUMLAH VOLUME BEKISTING TANGGA 52 kg

5 Ramp Structural Work

a. Ramp

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: @ 9 9 m3

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D13 ∑ 826 826 kg

'- Wiremesh M8 @ 53 53 m2

JUMLAH VOLUME BETON RAMP 9 m3

JUMLAH VOLUME BESI RAMP 826 kg

JUMLAH VOLUME BESI WERMESH M8 RAMP 53 m2

JUMLAH VOLUME BEKISTING RAMP 125 m2

F 1ST FLOOR

1 Slab job

a. S1 Type Slab

150 mm thickness (2,250 m x 1,758 m)

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 2 0 2 1 m3

'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 2 2 0 2 2 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 2 0 66 2 66 kg

150 mm thickness (2,000 m x 1,758 m)

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 2 0 2 1 m3

'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 2 2 0 2 2 m2

'- Iron

- Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 2 0 62 2 62 kg

150 mm thickness (2,250 m x 2,250 m)

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 2 0 26 20 m3

'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 2 2 0 26 35 m2

'- Iron

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 - Main Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 2 0 963 26 963 kg

150 mm thickness (2,250 m x 2,000 m)

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 2 0 24 16 m3

'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 2 2 0 24 31 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 2 0 839 24 839 kg

JUMLAH VOLUME BETON SLAB 38 m3

JUMLAH VOLUME BESI SLAB 1.929 kg

JUMLAH VOLUME BEKISTING SLAB 70 m2

2 Beam Concrete Structural Work

a. Beam Type B1 (20 x 30 cm)

Length = 2,250 m

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 32 4 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 32 58 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 454 2 454 kg

- Sengkang Reinforcement D16 ∑ 298 298 kg

Length = 2,150 m

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 12 2 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 12 21 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 163 2 163 kg

- Sengkang Reinforcement D16 ∑ 106 106 kg

Length = 2,000 m

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 12 1 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 12 19 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 151 2 151 kg

- Sengkang Reinforcement D16 ∑ 98 98 kg

b. Beam Type B2 (20 x 40 cm)

Length = 1,758 m

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 6 1 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 6 11 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 92 2 92 kg

- Sengkang Reinforcement D16 ∑ 52 52 kg

Length = 2,250 m

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 29 5 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 29 65 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 566 2 566 kg

- Sengkang Reinforcement D16 ∑ 330 330 kg

Length = 4,500 m

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 '- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 5 0 0 4 1 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 5 0 0 4 18 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 156 2 156 kg

- Sengkang Reinforcement D16 ∑ 96 96 kg

Length = 2,000 m

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 6 1 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 6 12 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 104 2 104 kg

- Sengkang Reinforcement D16 ∑ 60 60 kg

Length = 2,150 m

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 2 0 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 0 2 4 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 37 2 37 kg

- Sengkang Reinforcement D16 ∑ 22 22 kg

c. Beam Type B2 (30 x 60 cm)

Length = 2,000 m

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 0 1 6 2 m3

'- Formwork (P x L) + (T x P x 2) x ∑ 2 0 1 6 18 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 180 2 180 kg

- Sengkang Reinforcement D16 ∑ 92 92 kg

JUMLAH VOLUME BETON BALOK 55 m3

JUMLAH VOLUME BESI TIE BALOK 2.743 kg

JUMLAH VOLUME BEKISTING BALOK 186 m2

3 Column Concrete Structure Work

a. Column Type K1

Type K1 (20 x 20 cm)

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 0 0 4 2 0 m3

'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 0 0 4 2 7 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D13 ∑ 74 2 74 kg

- Sengkang Reinforcement D10 ∑ 16 16 kg

b. Type K2 column

Type K1 (30 x 30 cm)

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 0 0 4 13 5 m3

'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 0 0 4 13 69 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 730 2 730 kg

- Sengkang Reinforcement D10 ∑ 159 159 kg

c. K3 Type Column

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 Type K1 (40 x 40 cm)

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 0 0 4 8 6 m3

'- Formwork ((P x T)+(L x T)) x 2 x ∑ 0 0 4 8 57 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 899 2 899 kg

- Sengkang Reinforcement D10 ∑ 133 133 kg

JUMLAH VOLUME BETON KOLOM 11 m3

JUMLAH VOLUME BESI KOLOM 2.011 kg

JUMLAH VOLUME BEKISTING KOLOM 134 m2

4 Stairs Structural Work

a. Type 1 ladder

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: @ 6 6 m3

'- Formwork ∑ 98 98 m2

'- Iron

- Main Reinforcement D13 ∑ 1.527 2 1.527 kg

JUMLAH VOLUME BETON TANGGA 6 m3

JUMLAH VOLUME BESI TANGGA 1.527 kg

JUMLAH VOLUME BEKISTING TANGGA 98 m2

G ROOFTOP
1 Slab job
a. S1 Type Slab
150 mm thickness (2,250 m x 1,758 m)
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 2 0 2 1 m3
((P x T)+(L x T)) x
'- Formwork 2 2 0 2 2 m2
2x∑
'- Iron
- Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 2 0 66 2 66 kg
150 mm thickness (2,000 m x 1,758 m)
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 2 0 2 1 m3
((P x T)+(L x T)) x
'- Formwork 2 2 0 2 2 m2
2x∑
'- Iron
- Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 2 0 62 2 62 kg
150 mm thickness (2,250 m x 2,250 m)
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 2 0 26 20 m3
((P x T)+(L x T)) x
'- Formwork 2 2 0 26 35 m2
2x∑
'- Iron
- Main Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 2 0 963 26 963 kg
150 mm thickness (2,250 m x 2,000 m)
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 2 0 24 16 m3
((P x T)+(L x T)) x
'- Formwork 2 2 0 24 31 m2
2x∑
'- Iron
- Main Reinforcement D10 ∑ 2 2 0 839 24 839 kg
JUMLAH VOLUME BETON SLAB 38 m3
1.9
JUMLAH VOLUME BESI SLAB kg
29
JUMLAH VOLUME BEKISTING SLAB 70 m2
2 Beam Concrete Structural Work

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a. Beam Type B1 (20 x 30 cm)
Length = 2,250 m
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 36 5 m3
(P x L) + (T x P x
'- Formwork 2 0 0 36 65 m2
2) x ∑
'- Iron
- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 511 2 511 kg
- Sengkang Reinforcement D16 ∑ 335 335 kg
Length = 2,000 m
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 6 1 m3
(P x L) + (T x P x
'- Formwork 2 0 0 6 10 m2
2) x ∑
'- Iron
- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 76 2 76 kg
- Sengkang Reinforcement D16 ∑ 49 49 kg
b. Beam Type B2 (20 x 40 cm)
Length = 1,758 m
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 5 1 m3
(P x L) + (T x P x
'- Formwork 2 0 0 5 7 m2
2) x ∑
'- Iron
- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 76 2 76 kg
- Sengkang Reinforcement D16 ∑ 43 43 kg
Length = 2,250 m
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 24 4 m3
(P x L) + (T x P x
'- Formwork 2 0 0 24 54 m2
2) x ∑
'- Iron
- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 469 2 469 kg
- Sengkang Reinforcement D16 ∑ 273 273 kg
Length = 4,500 m
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 5 0 0 9 3 m3
(P x L) + (T x P x
'- Formwork 5 0 0 4 18 m2
2) x ∑
'- Iron
- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 352 2 352 kg
- Sengkang Reinforcement D16 ∑ 217 217 kg
Length = 8,000 m
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 8 0 0 1 1 m3
(P x L) + (T x P x
'- Formwork 8 0 0 1 8 m2
2) x ∑
'- Iron
- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 69 2 69 kg
- Sengkang Reinforcement D16 ∑ 44 44 kg
Length = 2,000 m
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 0 0 6 1 m3
(P x L) + (T x P x
'- Formwork 2 0 0 6 12 m2
2) x ∑
'- Iron
- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 104 2 104 kg
- Sengkang Reinforcement D16 ∑ 60 60 kg
Length = 4,000 m
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 4 0 0 1 0 m3
(P x L) + (T x P x
'- Formwork 4 0 0 1 4 m2
2) x ∑
'- Iron
- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 35 2 35 kg
- Sengkang Reinforcement D16 ∑ 21 21 kg
c. Beam Type B2 (30 x 60 cm)

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 Length = 2,000 m
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 2 0 1 6 2 m3
(P x L) + (T x P x
'- Formwork 2 0 1 6 18 m2
2) x ∑
'- Iron
- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 180 2 180 kg
- Sengkang Reinforcement D16 ∑ 92 92 kg
JUMLAH VOLUME BETON BALOK 27 m3
2.9
JUMLAH VOLUME BESI TIE BALOK kg
30
JUMLAH VOLUME BEKISTING BALOK 186 m2
3 Column Concrete Structure Work
a. Column Type K1
Type K1 (20 x 20 cm)
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 0 0 4 4 1 m3
((P x T)+(L x T)) x
'- Formwork 0 0 4 2 7 m2
2x∑
'- Iron
- Main Reinforcement D13 ∑ 148 2 148 kg
- Sengkang Reinforcement D10 ∑ 31 31 kg
b. Type K2 column
Type K1 (30 x 30 cm)
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 0 0 4 13 5 m3
((P x T)+(L x T)) x
'- Formwork 0 0 4 13 69 m2
2x∑
'- Iron
- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 730 2 730 kg
- Sengkang Reinforcement D10 ∑ 159 159 kg
c. K3 Type Column
Type K1 (40 x 40 cm)
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: PxLxTx∑ 0 0 4 8 6 m3
((P x T)+(L x T)) x
'- Formwork 0 0 4 8 57 m2
2x∑
'- Iron
- Main Reinforcement D16 ∑ 899 2 899 kg
- Sengkang Reinforcement D10 ∑ 133 133 kg
TOTAL VOLUME CONCRETE COLOUMN 12 m3
2.1
TOTAL VOLUME COULUMN IRON kg
01
TOTAL VOLUME OF COLUMN FORMWORK 134 m2
4 Ladder Structural Work
a. Type 1 ladder
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: @ 6 6 m3
'- Formwork ∑ 97 97 m2
'- Iron
1.5
- Main Reinforcement D13 ∑ 1.527 2 kg
27
AMOUNT OF LADDER CONCRETE VOLUME 6 m3
1.5
TOTAL VOLUME OF STAIRS IRON kg
27
TOTAL STAIRS FORMWORK VOLUME 97 m2
H WORK STRUCTURE TOWER
a. Her Triangular Pile Handling is 30 cm L = 16 (P x L x ∑) 16 4 1 64 m1
b. Pile Cap Work Floor (P x L x T) x ∑ 3 1 1 1 1 m3
c. Reinforced Concrete Works Pile Cap
'- Ready Mix Concrete Quality K-275 (Bottom) (P x L x T) x ∑ 3 1 1 1 1 m3
((2 x P x T) + (2 x
'- Formwork 3 1 1 1 4 m2
L x T)) x ∑
'- Iron

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 - Basic Reinforcement D13 ∑ 3 3 kg
'- Ready Mix Concrete Quality K-275 (Top) (P x L x T) x ∑ 0 0 0 4 0 m3
((2 x P x T) + (2 x
'- Formwork 0 0 0 4 2 m2
L x T)) x ∑
'- Iron
- Basic Reinforcement D13 ∑ 142 142 kg
d. Plate T = 10 mm ∑ 0 0 0 20 4 20 kg
e. Angkur Baja ø16 mm - 40 cm ∑ 32 32 bh
2
6.8
f. Column (IWF 150,150.7.10) ∑ 22 87 1 6.818 4 kg
18
6
1
2.5
g. Column (IWF 150.75.5.7) ∑ 6 33 8 2.590 6 kg
90
5
TOTAL VOLUME OF TRIANGULAR PILE
64 m1
FOUNDATION
TOTAL CONCRETE VOLUME PILE CAP 3 m3
TOTAL OF VOLUME OF IRON PILE CAP 145 kg
TOTAL VOLUME OF BEKISTING PILE CAP 5 m2
TOTAL OF PLATE VOLUME T 20 kg
TOTAL OF STEEL VOLUME ø16 mm - 40 cm 32 bh
9.4
TOTAL VOLUME OF STEEL IRON COLUMNS kg
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I MECHANICAL WORK
I
A WORK OF PLUMBING PLANNING
1 Clean Water Installation Work
a. Installation of PPR-PN Pipe He is 25 mm (From 189
∑ 189,00 m1
Existing Installation to 1st Floor) ,00
55,
b. Pipe Installation for PN-PN is 20 mm ∑ 55,00 m1
00
25,
c. Installation of PPR-PN Pipes He is 15 mm ∑ 25,00 m1
00
20,
d. Installation of Stop Ball Valve is 25 mm ∑ 20,00 bh
00

2 Dirty Water Installation Work

75,
a. PVC Class Pipe Installation "AW Abu" He is 100 mm ∑ 75,00 m1
00
116
b. PVC Class Pipe Installation "AW Abu" He is 75 mm ∑ 116,00 m1
,00
41,
c. PVC Class Pipe Installation "AW Abu" He is 50 mm ∑ 41,00 m1
00

B SANITARY UNIT WORK

12,
a. Squatting Toilet Installation ∑ 12,00 unit
00
12,
b. Installation of Jet Washer ∑ 12,00 unit
00
12,
c. Installation of Wall Faucet ∑ 12,00 unit
00
8,0
d. Installation of Wudu Faucet ∑ 8,00 unit
0
14,
e. Toilet Block Installation (Complete) ∑ 14,00 unit
00
f. Installation of Shower Set, Head Shower + Hand 7,0
∑ 7,00 unit
Shower + Faucet 0
4,0
g. Urinoar installation ∑ 4,00 unit
0
6,0
h. Manufacture of Electric Water Heaters ∑ 6,00 unit
0

C SEPTITANK WORK
1,0
a. Sepitank Installation Cap 10 m3 ∑ 1,00 unit
0
1,0
b. Installation of Booster Pump + Accessories ∑ 1,00 unit
0

D RAIN WATER INSTALLATION WORK

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a. PVC Class Pipe Installation "AW Abu" He is 75 mm ∑ 106,00 m1
,00
b. PVC Class Pipe Installation "AW Abu" He 15 mm (AC 100
∑ 100,80 m1
Drain) ,80
10,
c. Installation of Rainwater Drain ∑ 10,00 bh
00
1,0
d. Fittings, Accessories and auxiliary materials ∑ 1,00 ls
0
1,0
e. Commissioning Test ∑ 1,00 ls
0

E AIR CONDITIONING WORK

9,0
a. Ex-haust Fan Installation ∑ 9,00 unit
0
1,0
b. Vent Cup Installation ∑ 1,00 unit
0
1,0
c. Fitting Accessories and auxiliary materials ∑ 1,00 ls
0

F LIGHTNING CARD WORK

252
a. BC 50 Cabling ∑ 252,18 m1
,18
9,0
b. Split installation ∑ 9,00 set
0
4,0
c. Grounding ∑ 4,00 unit
0
4,0
d. Arde installation ∑ 4,00 set
0
4,0
e. Body Control 40 x 40 x 60 cm ∑ 4,00 unit
0
1,0
f. Fitting Accessories and auxiliary materials ∑ 1,00 ls
0

I
ELEKTRIKAL WORK
V
A WORK PANEL WORK
4,0
a. PP / LP Panel Installation (LG, GF, Lt2 and Roof) ∑ 4,00 unit
0

B WORK OF THE POWER CABLE

a. From KWH Main MDP Panel to Panel (LG, GF, Lt2 and
Roof)
67,
NYY Cable Installation 4 x 4 mm2 ∑ 67,25 m1
25

C LIGHTING & POWER LAMP WORK

1 Lower Ground Floor
24,
a. Installation of 2x 36 Watt TLD RMI Lights ∑ 24,00 unit
00
44,
b. Down Light Installation 18 Watt LED PL Light ∑ 44,00 unit
00
15,
c. Down Light Installation 18 Watt LED PL, Nicad Battery ∑ 15,00 unit
00
8,0
d. Beret Lamp Installation ∑ 8,00 unit
0
4,0
e. Installation of Sink Lights ∑ 4,00 unit
0
10,
f. Installation of Trap Stairs Lights ∑ 10,00 unit
00
6,0
g. Single Switch Installation ∑ 6,00 unit
0
21,
h. Dual Switch Installation ∑ 21,00 unit
00
20,
i. Installation of socket ∑ 20,00 unit
00
10,
j. Exhaust Fan Cable Installation ∑ 10,00 unit
00
105
k. Lighting & Power Cable Installation / point ∑ 105,00 titik
,00

2 Ground floor
60,
a. Down Light Installation 18 Watt LED PL Light ∑ 60,00 unit
00

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 16,
b. Installation of 250/125 Watt ALPE Stairs ∑ 16,00 unit
00
14,
c. Installation of Trap Stairs Lights ∑ 14,00 unit
00
4,0
d. Single Switch Installation ∑ 4,00 unit
0
10,
e. Dual Switch Installation ∑ 10,00 unit
00
14,
f. Installation of socket ∑ 14,00 unit
00
2,0
g. Exhaust Fan Cable Installation ∑ 2,00 unit
0
90,
h. Lighting & Power Cable Installation / point ∑ 90,00 titik
00

3 1St Floor
38,
a. Down Light Installation 18 Watt LED PL Light ∑ 38,00 unit
00
14,
b. Installation of Trap Stairs Lights ∑ 14,00 unit
00
2,0
c. Single Switch Installation ∑ 2,00 unit
0
4,0
d. Dual Switch Installation ∑ 4,00 unit
0
5,0
e. Installation of socket ∑ 5,00 unit
0
2,0
f. Exhaust Fan Cable Installation ∑ 2,00 titik
0
52,
g. Lighting & Power Cable Installation / point ∑ 52,00 titik
00
1,0
h. Decorative Lighting Installation (Hanging) ∑ 1,00 unit
0

4 Rooftop
2,0
a. Down Light Installation 18 Watt LED PL Light ∑ 2,00 unit
0
4,0
b. Installation of 250/125 Watt ALPE Stairs ∑ 4,00 unit
0
1,0
c. Single Switch Installation ∑ 1,00 unit
0
2,0
d. Dual Switch Installation ∑ 2,00 unit
0
3,0
e. Installation of socket ∑ 3,00 unit
0
1,0
f. Exhaust Fan Cable Installation ∑ 1,00 unit
0
6,0
g. Lighting & Power Cable Installation / point ∑ 6,00 unit
0

V ARCHITECTURE WORK
A PARTNER WORK
1 LOWER GROUND
a. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 3PP ∑ 471 471 m2
b. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 3PP ∑ 941 941 m2
c. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 5PP ∑ 253 253 m2
d. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 5PP ∑ 253 253 m2
e. Pek. Concrete Plastering, 1PC: 3PP ∑ 215 215 m2
1.4
f. Pek. Wall Acian ∑ 1.410 m2
10
g. Participation of 12 mm Tempered Glass ∑ 70 70 m2
3.6
m2
14
2 GROUND FLOOR
a. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 3PP ∑ 17 17 m2
b. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 3PP ∑ 34 34 m2
c. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 5PP ∑ 68 68 m2
d. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 5PP ∑ 137 137 m2
e. Pek. Concrete Plastering, 1PC: 3PP ∑ 138 138 m2
f. Pek. Wall Acian ∑ 309 309 m2

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 g. Pek. GRC Wall Partition Panel, equivalent to
∑ 71 71 m2
Kalsiboard Ling 6-R2 1200 x 2400, t = 6 mm
h. Pek. External Display Cladding Panel GRC Panel ∑ 239 239 m2
1.0
m2
13
3 1St FLOOR
a. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 3PP ∑ 3 3 m2
b. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 3PP ∑ 6 6 m2
c. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 5PP ∑ 144 144 m2
d. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 5PP ∑ 288 288 m2
e. Pek. Concrete Plastering, 1PC: 3PP ∑ 138 138 m2
f. Pek. Wall Acian ∑ 432 432 m2
g. Pek. GRC Wall Partition Panel, equivalent to
∑ 39 39 m2
Kalsiboard Ling 6-R2 1200x2400, t = 6 mm
h. Pek. External Display Cladding Panel GRC Panel ∑ 223 223 m2
1.2
m2
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4 ROOFTOP
a. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 3PP ∑ 167 167 m2
b. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 3PP ∑ 334 334 m2
c. Pek. Concrete Plastering, 1PC: 3PP ∑ 31 31 m2
d. Pek. Wall Acian ∑ 364 364 m2
e. Waterproofing ∑ 381 381 m2
f. Pek. Plaster, 1PC: 5PP, Roof Plate Screed ∑ 381 381 m2
1.6
m2
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B JOBS, WINDOWS AND HANGERS / GLASS
1 LOWER GROUND
a. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 "Type P1 ∑ 4 4 unit
b. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 "Type P2 ∑ 2 2 unit
c. Pek. Pair Frame + Allumunium Color 4 Window "Type
∑ 2 2 unit
J2
d. Pek. Pair Frame + Window All Aluminum Color 4 "Type
∑ 2 2 unit
J2 '
e. Pek. Pair Frame + Door All Color Color 4 "Type PS ∑ 4 4 unit
f. Pek. Pair of Frame + Allumunium Color 4 Window
∑ 2 2 unit
"Type BV1
16 unit
2 GROUND FLOOR
a. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 "Type P1 ∑ 3 3 unit
b. Pek. Pair Frame + Door All Color Color 4 "Type PJ1 ∑ 4 4 unit
c. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allium Color 4 "Type PJ1a ∑ 2 2 unit
d. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 "Type PJ1b ∑ 2 2 unit
e. Pek. Pair of Frames + Alluminum Window Color 4
∑ 2 2 unit
"Type J1
f. Pek. Pair of Frames + Alluminum Window Color 4
∑ 2 2 unit
"Type J1a
g. Pek. Pair Frame + Allumunium Color 4 Window "Type
∑ 4 4 unit
J4
h. Pek. Pair of Frame + Allumunium Color 4 Window
∑ 2 2 unit
"Type BV1
21 unit
3 1ST FLOOR
a. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 "Type P1 ∑ 2 2 unit
b. Pek. Pair Frame + Allumunium Color 4 Window "Type
∑ 28 28 unit
J3
c. Pek. Pair of Frame + Allumunium Color 4 Window
∑ 2 2 unit
"Type BV1
32 unit
4 ROOFTOP
a. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 "Type P2 ∑ 1 1 unit
b. Pek. Pair of Frame + Allumunium Color 4 Window
∑ 1 1 unit
"Type BV1

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 2 unit
C PLAFOND WORK
1 LOWER GROUND
a. Gypsumboard Ceiling 120 x 240, t = 9 mm ∑ 361 361 m2
b. Job Ceiling GRC, equivalent to Kalsiboard Ling 6-R2
∑ 95 95 m2
1200 x 2400, tm = 6 mm
c. Pair Work List Profile ∑ 583 583 m2
1.0
m2
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2 GROUND FLOOR
a. Gypsumboard Ceiling 120 x 240, t = 9 mm ∑ 201 201 m2
b. Job Ceiling GRC, equivalent to Kalsiboard Ling 6-R2
∑ 182 182 m2
1200 x 2400, tm = 6 mm
c. Pair Work List Profile ∑ 287 287 m2
670 m2
3 1ST FLOOR
a. 120 x 240 Gypsum Board Ceiling Work, t = 9 mm ∑ 306 306 m2
b. Job Ceiling GRC, equivalent to Kalsiboard Ling 6-R2
∑ 14 14 m2
1200 x 2400, tm = 6 mm
c. Pair Work List Profile ∑ 240 240 m2
561 m2
4 ROOFTOP
a. Job Ceiling GRC, equivalent to Kalsiboard Ling 6-R2
∑ 58 58 m2
1200 x 2400, tm = 6 mm
b. Pair Work List Profile ∑ 44 44 m2
102 m2
D FLOOR AND WALL COATING WORK
1 LOWER GROUND
a. Toilet floor coating work, Granite Tile 60 x 60 Unpolish ∑ 196 196 m2
b. Underlay Coating Work ∑ 225 225 m2
c. Carpet Floor Coating work ex. Golden Crown ∑ 225 225 m2
d. Occupational Wallcovering R. Wudhu & Toilet,
∑ 334 334 m2
Homogenous Tile 30 x 60 Polish
e. Work for Inner Trap Ladder Coating, Granite Tile 30 x
∑ 30 30 m2
60 Unpolish
f. Main Ladder Trap Coating Work, Granite Tile 30 x 60
∑ 63 63 m2
Unpolish
1.0
m2
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2 GROUND FLOOR
a. Floor Coating work of Granite Tile 60 x 60 Polish ∑ 241 241 m2
b. Underlay Coating Work ∑ 188 188 m2
c. Carpet Floor Coating work ex. Golden Crown ∑ 188 188 m2
d. Work for Inner Trap Ladder Coating, Granite Tile 30 x
∑ 38 38 m2
60 Unpolish
655 m2
3 SECOND FLOOR
a. Floor Coating work of Granite Tile 60 x 60 Polish ∑ 16 16 m2
b. Work Under Layer Floor Coating ∑ 279 279 m2
c. Carpet Floor Coating work ex. Golden Crown ∑ 279 279 m2
d. Work for Inner Trap Ladder Coating, Granite Tile 30 x
∑ 38 38 m2
60 Unpolish
612 m2
4 ROOFTOP
a. Floor Coating work of Granite Tile 60 x 60 Polish ∑ 346 346 m2
b. Wet Area Wall Works, Homogenius Tile 30 x 60 Polish ∑ 36 36 m2
c. Wet Area Coating Work, Granite Tile 60 X 60 Unpolish ∑ 12 12 m2
394 m2
D PAINT FINISHING WORK
1 LOWER GROUND
a. Wall Painting Works, Vinilex Paint Equivalents ∑ 1.410 1.4 m2

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b. Ceiling Painting Works, Vinilex Paint Equivalents ∑ 456 456 m2

c. Aluminum Composite Pane Works; + Hollow
∑ 41 41 m2
Galvanized frame 70 x 70
1.9
m2
07
2 GROUND FLOOR
a. Wall Painting Works, Vinilex Paint Equivalents ∑ 309 309 m2
b. Ceiling Painting Works, Vinilex Paint Equivalents ∑ 383 383 m2
c. Aluminum Composite Pane Works; + Hollow
∑ 164 164 m2
Galvanized frame 70 x 70
855 m2
3 1ST FLOOR
a. Wall Painting Works, Vinilex Paint Equivalents ∑ 432 432 m2
b. Ceiling Painting Works, Vinilex Paint Equivalents ∑ 320 320 m2
c. Aluminum Composite Pane Works; + Hollow
∑ 153 153 m2
Galvanized frame 70 x 70
906 m2
4 ROOFTOP
a. Wall Painting Works, Vinilex Paint Equivalents ∑ 346 346 m2
b. Ceiling Painting Works, Vinilex Paint Equivalents ∑ 58 58 m2
c. Aluminum Composite Pane Works; + Hollow
∑ 67 67 m2
Galvanized frame 70 x 70
472 m2

4.6. RECAPITULATION OF COST BUDGET PLAN

Building price recapitulation is part of the calculation of the

building budget plan that functions to recapitulate the results of unit
price analysis so that it is easy to read and understand, before
making a building price recapitulation first the price of each work item
is calculated.

Table 4.7. Recapitulation of Costs

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 RECAPITULATION OF WORK COSTS

No JOB DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST

I STRUCTURAL WORK
A WORK OF TRIANGULAR PILE FOUNDATION 733.827.600
B SOIL AND EMBANKMENT WORK 25.311.990
C PILE CAP WORK 153.120.961
D LOWER GROUND
1 Tie Beam Concrete Structural Work 153.060.738
2 Slab Structural Work 245.507.534
3 Column Concrete Structure Work 76.350.858
4 Stairs Structural Work 35.242.700
E GROUND FLOOR
1 Slab Work 158.103.278
2 Beam Concrete Structural Work 178.657.746
3 Column Concrete Structure Work 105.014.947
4 Stairs Structural Work 35.242.700
5 Ramp Structural Work 95.181.802
F SECOND FLOOR
1 Slab Work 108.544.622
2 Beam Concrete Structural Work 169.435.097
3 Column Concrete Structure Work 84.369.546
4 Stairs Structural Work 60.266.734
G ROOFTOP
1 Slab Work 108.544.622
2 Beam Concrete Structural Work 135.316.186
3 Column Concrete Structure Work 86.960.559
4 Stairs Structural Work 60.266.734
H TOWER STRUCTURAL WORK 289.365.707
II MECHANICAL WORK 286.163.880
III ELECTRICAL WORK 243.128.013
IV ARCHITECTURE WORK 2.782.044.900
TOTAL 6.409.029.452

4.7. TIME PLANNING AND FEES

In determining the activities that will be carried out to

complete the construction project of Al-Mansur Mosque in Bandung,
it is necessary to pay attention to the factors that usually affect the
implementation of the project. Factors that usually affect the project
implementation time are weather or season, weather is identified
from the survey results at the project location in addition to weather
factors, the factors formulated in the calculation of time planning are
holidays or national holidays, if the project period is a holiday or
national, the holiday is included in the project planning.
The stages carried out in the making of the project

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 development plan Al-Mansur Mosque Bandung:
a. Based on experience at Work Practices
b. Conduct a survey to the project location
c. Surveys are conducted to deal with the condition of the project
location, such as to get a land condition (whether it is relatively flat,
contoured or even a swamp) and do it to land or land.
d. Identify the project.
- Identification of government requirements
- Identification of environmental disturbances
- Identify seasonal patterns at the project location
e. ImageBestek.

4.8. DEVELOPMENT OF PROJECT SCHEDULING.

1. Barchart Analysis

Based on the planning and results of Counts, if using the

Analysis using the Barchart method are as follows:

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 Table 4.8. Barchart

JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE

Duration Duration
NO JOB DESCRIPTION Volume 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
(DAYS) (WEEK)
07 ─ 13 14 ─ 20 21 ─ 27 28 ─ 03 04 ─ 10 11 ─ 17 18 ─ 24 25 ─ 03 04 ─ 10 11 ─ 17 18 ─ 24 25 ─ 31 01 ─ 07 08 ─ 14 15 ─ 21 22 ─ 28 29 ─ 05 06 ─ 12 13 ─ 19 20 ─ 26 27 ─ 02 03 ─ 09 10 ─ 16 17 ─ 23 24─ 30
I STRUCTURAL WORK
A WORK OF TRIANGULAR PILE FOUNDATION 1.584 6 1 1584
B SOIL AND EMBANKMENT WORK 799 7 1 799
C PILE CAP WORK 66 21 3 22 22 22
D LOWER GROUND
1 Tie Beam Concrete Structural Work 21 14 2 11 11
2 Slab Structural Work 60 14 2 30 30
3 Column Concrete Structure Work 10 14 2 5 5
4 Stairs Structural Work 4 7 1 4
E GROUND FLOOR
1 Slab Structural Work 55 14 2 28 28
2 Beam Concrete Structural Work 25 14 2 13 13
3 Column Concrete Structure Work 13 14 2 4 3
4 Stairs Structural Work 4 7 1 4
5 Ramp Structural Work 9 7 1 9
F SECOND FLOOR
1 Slab Structural Work 38 14 2 19 19
2 Beam Concrete Structural Work 55 14 2 28 28
3 Column Concrete Structure Work 11 14 2 6 6
4 Stairs Structural Work 6 7 1 6
G ROOFTOP
1 Slab Structural Work 38 14 2 19 19
2 Beam Concrete Structural Work 27 14 2 13 13
3 Column Concrete Structure Work 12 14 2 6 6 `
4 Stairs Structural Work 6 7 1 6
H TOWER STRUCTURAL WORK 72 28 4 18 18 18 18
II MECHANICAL WORK 1.102 42 6 184 184 184 184 184 184
III ELECTRICAL WORK 685 42 6 114 114 114 114 114 114
IV ARCHITECTURE WORK 16.875 56 8 2109 2109 2109 2109 2109 2109 2109 2109

21.579
WORK WEIGHT PLAN 1584 799 22 22 51 29 48 53 9 28 40 21 12 19 47 33 12 2128 2142 2426 2419 2407 2407 2407 2407
CUMULATIVE WORK WEIGHT PLAN 1584 2383 2405 2427 2478 2506 2554 2607 2616 2643 2684 2705 2717 2736 2783 2816 2828 4956 7098 9524 11944 14351 16758 19165 21572

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 Table 4.9. Material Needs

DEVELOPMENT OF THE AL - MANSUR MOSQUE

at - TSM BANDUNG
BANDUNG

Material Needs
UNIT
Work Volume
NO Job Description Material Needs PRICE
Total Unit ( Rp )
I PREPARATORY WORK
II WORK STRUCTURE
A WORK OF TRIANGULAR PILE FOUNDATION
1 Handling Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22
1.58
Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22 Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22 m1 463.275
4

B PEKERJAAN TANAH DAN URUGAN

1 Soil excavation 548 m3 22.000
2 Return the land back 192 m3 22.000
3 sand fill, H = 5 cm 59 m3 152.900

C WORK PILE CAP

'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete
66 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate
Water
'- Besi Steel bar 1.40
kg 23.540
Concrete Wire 8
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
Ordinary nail 2 "- 186 m2 163.300
Formwork lubricant

D LOWER GROUND
1 Tie Beam Concrete Structural Work
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete
21 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate
Water
'- Besi Steel bar 3.46
kg 23.540
Concrete Wire 8
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
Ordinary nail 2 "- 263 m2 163.300
Formwork lubricant

2 Slab Structure Work

'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete
60 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate
Water
'- Besi Steel bar 6.55
kg 23.540
Concrete Wire 8
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
Ordinary nail 2 "- 63 m2 163.300
Formwork lubricant

3 Column Concrete Structure Work

'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete
10 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate
Water
'- Besi Steel bar 1.79
kg 23.540
Concrete Wire 8
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
Ordinary nail 2 "- 128 m2 163.300
Formwork lubricant

4 Stairs Structural Work

'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete 4 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate

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'- Besi Steel bar
895 kg 23.540
Concrete Wire
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
Ordinary nail 2 "- 52 m2 163.300
Formwork lubricant

E GROUND FLOOR
1 Slab Structure Work
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete
55 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate
Water
'- Besi Steel bar 2.82
kg 23.540
Concrete Wire 5
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
Ordinary nail 2 "- 103 m2 163.300
Formwork lubricant

2 Beam Concrete Structural Work

'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete
25 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate
Water
'- Besi Steel bar 4.03
kg 23.540
Concrete Wire 2
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
Ordinary nail 2 "- 302 m2 163.300
Formwork lubricant

3 Column Concrete Structure Work

'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete
13 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate
Water
'- Besi Steel bar 2.50
kg 23.540
Concrete Wire 4
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
Ordinary nail 2 "- 173 m2 163.300
Formwork lubricant

4 Stairs Structural Work

'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete
4 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate
Water
'- Besi Steel bar
895 kg 23.540
Concrete Wire
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
Ordinary nail 2 "- 52 m2 163.300
Formwork lubricant

5 Ramp Structural Work

'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete
53 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate
Water
'- Besi Steel bar
125 kg 23.540
Concrete Wire
Wiremesh M8 53 m2 523.833
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
Ordinary nail 2 "- 125 m2 163.300
Formwork lubricant

F 1ST FLOOR
1 Slab job
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete
38 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate
Water
'- Besi Steel bar 1.92
kg 23.540
Concrete Wire 9
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
Ordinary nail 2 "- 70 m2 163.300
Formwork lubricant

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2 Beam Concrete Structural Work
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete
55 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate
Water
'- Besi Steel bar 2.74
kg 23.540
Concrete Wire 3
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
Ordinary nail 2 "- 186 m2 163.300
Formwork lubricant

3 Column Concrete Structure Work

'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete
11 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate
Water
'- Besi Steel bar 2.01
kg 23.540
Concrete Wire 1
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
Ordinary nail 2 "- 134 m2 163.300
Formwork lubricant

4 Stairs Structural Work

'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete
6 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate
Water
'- Besi Steel bar 1.52
kg 23.540
Concrete Wire 7
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
Ordinary nail 2 "- 97 m2 163.300
Formwork lubricant

G ROOFTOP
1 Slab job
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete
38 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate
Water
'- Besi Steel bar 1.92
kg 23.540
Concrete Wire 9
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
Ordinary nail 2 "- 70 m2 163.300
Formwork lubricant

2 Beam Concrete Structural Work

'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete
27 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate
Water
'- Besi Steel bar 2.93
kg 23.540
Concrete Wire 0
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
Ordinary nail 2 "- 186 m2 163.300
Formwork lubricant

3 Column Concrete Structure Work

'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete
12 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate
Water
'- Besi Steel bar 2.10
kg 23.540
Concrete Wire 1
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
Ordinary nail 2 "- 134 m2 163.300
Formwork lubricant

4 Ladder Structural Work

'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete
6 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate
Water
'- Besi Steel bar 1.52
kg 23.540
Concrete Wire 7
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
97 m2 163.300
Ordinary nail 2 "-

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H PEKERJAAN STRUKTUR MENARA

Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22 Dia Triangular Pile 30 cm L = 22 64 m1 463.275
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : Portland Cement
Sand Concrete
3 m3 1.352.263
Rough Aggregate
Water
'- Besi Steel bar
145 kg 23.540
Concrete Wire
T Plate 20 kg 18.625
Steel Arch ø16 mm - 40 cm 32 kg 158.256
9.40
Steel Column kg 26.197
8
'- Bekisting Forest wood / board / caso
Ordinary nail 2 "- 5 m2 163.300
Formwork lubricant

III PEKERJAAN MEKANIKAL

A PEKERJAAN PEMIPAAN PLUMBING
1 Pekerjaan Instalasi Air Bersih
a. Pemasangan Pipa PPR-PN Dia 25 mm
PPR-PN Pipe 189 m1 41.400
(Dari Instalasi Existing ke Lantai 1)
b. Pemasangan Pipa PPR-PN Dia 20 mm PPR-PN Pipe 55 m1 30.100
c. Pemasangan Pipa PPR-PN Dia 15 mm PPR-PN Pipe 25 m1 22.700
d. Pemasangan Stop Ball Valve Dia 25 mm Stop Ball Valve 20 bh 90.700

2 Pekerjaan Instalasi Air Kotor

a. Pemasangan Pipa PVC Class "AW Abu"
PVC pipe 75 m1 127.700
Dia 100 mm
b. Pemasangan Pipa PVC Class "AW Abu"
PVC pipe 116 m1 86.800
Dia 75 mm
c. Pemasangan Pipa PVC Class "AW Abu"
PVC pipe 41 m1 45.700
Dia 50 mm

B PEKERJAAN SANITARY UNIT

a. Pemasangan Kloset Jongkok Squat toilet 12 unit 1.450.000
b. Pemasangan Jet Washer Jet Washer 12 unit 343.700
c. Pemasangan Kran Tembok Faucet 12 unit 247.500
d. Pemasangan Kran Wudhu Faucet 8 unit 125.000
e. Pemasangan Sekat WC (Lengkap) Toilet WC 14 unit 145.000
f. Pemasangan Shower Set, Head Shower +
Shower 7 unit 850.000
Hand Shower + Kran
g. Pemasangan Urinoar Urinoar 4 unit 1.425.000
h. Pemasagan Water Heater Tenaga Listrik Water heater 6 unit 165.000

C PEKERJAAN SEPTITANK
90.000.00
a. Pemasangan Septitank Kap 10 m3 1 unit
0
b. Pemasangan Pompa Booster + 10.447.20
1 unit
Aksesories 0

D PEKERJAAN INSTALASI AIR HUJAN

a. Pemasangan Pipa PVC Class "AW Abu"
PVC pipe 106 m1 86.800
Dia 75 mm
b. Pemasangan Pipa PVC Class "AW Abu"
PVC pipe 101 m1 10.600
Dia 15 mm (Drain AC)
c. Pemasangan Drain Air Hujan 10 bh 311.300
d. Fitting, Aksesories dan material bantu 1 ls 1.727.100
e. Test Commisioning 1 ls 1.324.100

E PEKERJAAN TATA UDARA

a. Pemasangan Ex-haust Fan 9 unit 708.400
b. Pemasangan Vent Cup 1 unit 333.900
c. Fitting Aksesories dan material bantu 1 ls 750.000

F PEKERJAAN PENANGKAL PETIR

a. Pemasangan Kabel BC 50 252 m1 265.000
b. Pemasangan Split 9 set 350.000
c. Grounding 4 unit 1.800.000
d. Pemasangan Arde 4 set 250.000
e. Bak Kontrol 40 x 40 x 60 cm 4 unit 650.000
f. Fitting Aksesories dan material bantu 1 ls 7.500.000

IV PEKERJAAN ELEKTRIKAL
A PEKERJAAN PANEL DAYA
a. Pemasangan Panel PP/LP (LG, GF, Lt2 PP / LP panel 4 unit 4.827.700

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 dan Atap)

B PEKERJAAN KABEL DAYA

a. Dari KWH Panel MDP Utama ke Panel (LG,
GF, Lt2 dan Atap)
Instalasi Kabel NYY 4 x 4 mm2 MDP Panel 67 m1 206.250

PEKERJAAN LAMPU PENERANGAN &

C
DAYA
1 Lantai Lower Ground
a. Pemasangan Lampu RMI TLD 2 x 36 Watt RMI TLD lights 24 unit 928.000
b. Pemasangan Lampu Down Light PL LED
Lamp Down PL LED Light 44 unit 246.600
18 Watt
c. Pemasangan Lampu Down Light PL LED
Lamp Down PL LED Light 15 unit 316.200
18 Watt, Nicad Baterai
d. Pemasangan Lampu Baret Beret Lamp 8 unit 347.800
e. Pemasangan Lampu Wastafel Sink lights 4 unit 275.000
f. Pemasangan Lampu Trap Tangga Trap lights 10 unit 275.000
g. Pemasangan Saklar Tunggal Single switch 6 unit 33.300
h. Pemasangan Saklar Ganda Double Switch 21 unit 49.700
i. Pemasangan Stop Kontak Electric socket 20 unit 36.400
j. Instalasi Kabel Exhaust Fan Cable 10 unit 486.900
k. Instalasi Kabel Penerangan & Daya / titik Cable 105 titik 245.000

2 Ground Floor
a. Pemasangan Lampu Down Light PL LED
Lamp Down PL LED Light 60 unit 246.600
18 Watt
b. Pemasangan Lampu Sorot Tangga ALPE
Spotlights 16 unit 750.000
250/125 Watt
c. Pemasangan Lampu Trap Tangga Trap lights 14 unit 275.000
d. Pemasangan Saklar Tunggal Single switch 4 unit 33.300
e. Pemasangan Saklar Ganda Double Switch 10 unit 49.700
f. Pemasangan Stop Kontak Electric socket 14 unit 36.400
g. Instalasi Kabel Exhaust Fan Cable 2 unit 486.900
h. Instalasi Kabel Penerangan & Daya / titik Cable 90 titik 245.000

3 Lantai 2
a. Pemasangan Lampu Down Light PL LED
Lamp Down PL LED Light 38 unit 246.600
18 Watt
b. Pemasangan Lampu Trap Tangga Trap lights 14 unit 275.000
c. Pemasangan Saklar Tunggal Single switch 2 unit 33.300
d. Pemasangan Saklar Ganda Double Switch 4 unit 49.700
e. Pemasangan Stop Kontak Electric socket 5 unit 36.400
f. Instalasi Kabel Exhaust Fan Cable 2 titik 486.900
g. Instalasi Kabel Penerangan & Daya / titik Cable 52 titik 245.000
45.000.00
h. Pemasangan Lampu Hias (Gantung) Hanging Decorative Lights 1 unit
0

4 Lantai Atap
a. Pemasangan Lampu Down Light PL LED
Lamp Down PL LED Light 2 unit 246.600
18 Watt
b. Pemasangan Lampu Sorot Tangga ALPE
Spotlights 4 unit 750.000
250/125 Watt
c. Pemasangan Saklar Tunggal Single switch 1 unit 33.300
d. Pemasangan Saklar Ganda Double Switch 2 unit 49.700
e. Pemasangan Stop Kontak Electric socket 3 unit 36.400
f. Instalasi Kabel Exhaust Fan Cable 1 unit 486.900
g. Instalasi Kabel Penerangan & Daya / titik Cable 6 unit 245.000

V PEKERJAAN ARSITEKTUR
A PEKERJAAN PASANGAN + PLESTERAN
1 LOWER GROUND
a. Pek. Pasangan 1/2 Bata, 1PC:3PP Red brick 5x11x22 cm
Portland cement 471 m2 120.300
Tide sand
b. Pek. Plesteran Dinding, 1PC:3PP Portland Cement
941 m2 54.400
Pasir Pasang
c. Pek. Pasangan 1/2 Bata, 1PC:5PP Red brick 5x11x22 cm
Portland cement 253 m2 113.700
Tide sand
d. Pek. Plesteran Dinding, 1PC:5PP Portland Cement
253 m2 50.800
Pasir Pasang
e. Pek. Plesteran Beton, 1PC:3PP Portland Cement
215 m2 61.900
Pasir Pasang
1.41
f. Pek. Acian Dinding m2 30.400
Portland Cement 0
g. Partisipasi Kaca Tempered 12 mm Glass Participation 70 m2 1.150.000

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 TOTAL VOLUME OF LOWER GROUND 3.61
m2
COUPLES 4
2 GROUND FLOOR
a. Pek. Pasangan 1/2 Bata, 1PC:3PP Red brick 5x11x22 cm
Portland cement 17 m2 120.300
Tide sand
b. Pek. Plesteran Dinding, 1PC:3PP Portland Cement
34 m2 54.400
Pasir Pasang
c. Pek. Pasangan 1/2 Bata, 1PC:5PP Red brick 5x11x22 cm
Portland cement 68 m2 113.700
Tide sand
d. Pek. Plesteran Dinding, 1PC:5PP Portland Cement
137 m2 50.800
Pasir Pasang
e. Pek. Plesteran Beton, 1PC:3PP Portland Cement
138 m2 61.900
Pasir Pasang
f. Pek. Acian Dinding Portland Cement 309 m2 30.400
g. Pek. Dinding Partisi Panel GRC, setara
GRC Panel Participation 71 m2 323.000
Kalsiboard Ling 6-R2 1200 x 2400, t= 6 mm
h. Pek. Dinding Ornamen Tampak Luar
GRC Panel Outer Look Ornaments 239 m2 355.300
(Cladding Ornamen) Panel GRC
TOTAL VOLUME GROUND FLOOR 1.01
m2
PARTNER JOB 3
3 LANTAI 2
a. Pek. Pasangan 1/2 Bata, 1PC:3PP Red brick 5x11x22 cm
Portland cement 3 m2 120.300
Tide sand
b. Pek. Plesteran Dinding, 1PC:3PP Portland Cement
6 m2 54.400
Pasir Pasang
c. Pek. Pasangan 1/2 Bata, 1PC:5PP Red brick 5x11x22 cm
Portland cement 144 m2 113.700
Tide sand
d. Pek. Plesteran Dinding, 1PC:5PP Portland Cement
288 m2 50.800
Pasir Pasang
e. Pek. Plesteran Beton, 1PC:3PP Portland Cement
138 m2 61.900
Pasir Pasang
f. Pek. Acian Dinding Portland Cement 432 m2 30.400
g. Pek. Dinding Partisi Panel GRC, setara
GRC Panel Participation 39 m2 323.000
Kalsiboard Ling 6-R2 1200x2400, t= 6 mm
h. Pek. Dinding Ornamen Tampak Luar
GRC Panel Outer Look Ornaments 223 m2 355.300
(Cladding Ornamen) Panel GRC
TOTAL VOLUME OF FLOOR 2 1.27
m2
PARTNER JOB 4
4 LANTAI ATAP
a. Pek. Pasangan 1/2 Bata, 1PC:3PP Red brick 5x11x22 cm
Portland cement 167 m2 120.300
Tide sand
b. Pek. Plesteran Dinding, 1PC:3PP Portland Cement
334 m2 54.400
Pasir Pasang
c. Pek. Plesteran Beton, 1PC:3PP Portland Cement
31 m2 61.900
Pasir Pasang
d. Pek. Acian Dinding Portland Cement 364 m2 30.400
e. Waterproofing Waterproof 381 m2 95.000
f. Pek. Plester, 1PC:5PP, Screed Plat Atap Portland Cement
381 m2 50.800
Pasir Pasang
TOTAL VOLUME OF FLOOR JOBS OF 1.65
m2
THE COUPLES 7
B JOBS, WINDOWS AND HANGERS / GLASS
1 LOWER GROUND
a. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4
Allumunium Frame + Door 4 unit 8.597.000
"Type P1
b. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4
Allumunium Frame + Door 2 unit 7.835.000
"Type P2
c. Pek. Pair Frame + Allumunium Color 4
Allumunium Frame + Window 2 unit 3.280.300
Window "Type J2
d. Pek. Pair Frame + Window All Aluminum
Allumunium Frame + Window 2 unit 2.788.255
Color 4 "Type J2 '
e. Pek. Pair Frame + Door All Color Color 4 14.965.40
Allumunium Frame + Door 4 unit
"Type PS 0
f. Pek. Pair of Frame + Allumunium Color 4
Allumunium Frame + Window 2 unit 840.000
Window "Type BV1
unit
2 GROUND FLOOR
a. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4
Allumunium Frame + Door 3 unit 8.597.000
"Type P1
b. Pek. Pair Frame + Door All Color Color 4 49.157.00
Allumunium Frame + Door 4 unit
"Type PJ1 0
c. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allium Color 4 48.551.00
Allumunium Frame + Door 2 unit
"Type PJ1a 0

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 d. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 48.439.00
Allumunium Frame + Door 2 unit
"Type PJ1b 0
e. Pek. Pair of Frames + Alluminum Window
Allumunium Frame + Window 2 unit 3.731.700
Color 4 "Type J1
f. Pek. Pair of Frames + Alluminum Window
Allumunium Frame + Window 2 unit 3.879.500
Color 4 "Type J1a
g. Pek. Pair Frame + Allumunium Color 4 28.917.50
Allumunium Frame + Window 4 unit
Window "Type J4 0
h. Pek. Pair of Frame + Allumunium Color 4
Allumunium Frame + Window 2 unit 840.000
Window "Type BV1
unit
3 2ND FLOOR
a. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4
Allumunium Frame + Door 2 unit 8.597.000
"Type P1
b. Pek. Pair Frame + Allumunium Color 4
Allumunium Frame + Window 28 unit 4.176.000
Window "Type J3
c. Pek. Pair of Frame + Allumunium Color 4
Allumunium Frame + Window 2 unit 840.000
Window "Type BV1
unit
4 ROOFTOP
a. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4
Allumunium Frame + Door 1 unit 7.835.000
"Type P2
b. Pek. Pair of Frame + Allumunium Color 4
Allumunium Frame + Window 1 unit 840.000
Window "Type BV1
TOTAL VOLUME OF FLOOR JOBS OF
2 unit
THE COUPLES
C PLAFOND WORK
1 LOWER GROUND
a. Pek. Gypsumboard ceiling 120 x 240, t = 9
Gypsumboard ceiling 361 m2 184.100
mm
b. Pek. Ceiling GRC, equivalent to
Kalsiboard Ling 6-R2 1200 x 2400, tm = 6 GRC ceiling 95 m2 190.700
mm
c. Pek. Pair Profile List Profile List 583 m2 24.500
TOTAL VOLUME OF LOWER GROUND 1.03
m2
WORK PLAFOND 9
2 GROUND FLOOR
a. Pek. Gypsumboard ceiling 120 x 240, t = 9
Gypsumboard ceiling 201 m2 184.100
mm
b. Pek. Ceiling GRC, equivalent to
Kalsiboard Ling 6-R2 1200 x 2400, tm = 6 GRC ceiling 182 m2 190.700
mm
c. Pek. Pair Profile List Profile List 287 m2 24.500
TOTAL VOLUME OF GROUND FLOOR
670 m2
PLAFOND WORK
3 2ND FLOOR
a. Pek. Gypsumboard ceiling 120 x 240, t = 9
Gypsumboard ceiling 306 m2 184.100
mm
b. Pek. Ceiling GRC, equivalent to
Kalsiboard Ling 6-R2 1200 x 2400, tm = 6 GRC ceiling 14 m2 190.700
mm
c. Pek. Pair Profile List Profile List 240 m2 24.500
TOTAL VOLUME OF FLOOR 2
561 m2
PLAFOND WORK
4 ROOFTOP
a. Pek. Ceiling GRC, equivalent to
Kalsiboard Ling 6-R2 1200 x 2400, tm = 6 GRC ceiling 58 m2 190.700
mm
b. Pek. Pair Profile List Profile List 44 m2 24.500
TOTAL VOLUME OF FLOORS TO
102 m2
PLAFOND JOBS
D FLOOR AND WALL COATING WORK
1 LOWER GROUND
a. Pek. Toilet Floor Coating, Granite Tile 60 x
Granite Tile 196 m2 264.600
60 Unpolish
b. Pek. Underlay Layer Under Layer 225 m2 56.600
c. Pek. Carpet Floor Coating ex. Golden
Ex carpet Golden Crown 225 m2 281.250
Crown
d. Pek. Pelapis Dinding R. Wudhu & Toilet,
Tile Homogeneity 334 m2 383.200
Homogenius Tile 30 x 60 Polish
e. Pek. Inner Trap Ladder Coating, Granite
Granite Tile 30 m2 264.600
Tile 30 x 60 Unpolish
f. Pek. Main Ladder Trap Coating, Granite
Granite Tile 63 m2 264.600
Tile 30 x 60 Unpolish
TOTAL VOLUME OF LOWER GROUND 1.07
m2
WORK OF FLOOR AND WALL COATING 3
2 GROUND FLOOR
a. Pek. Floor Coating Granite Tile 60 x 60
Granite Tile 241 m2 287.700
Polish
b. Pek. Underlay Layer Under Layer 188 m2 56.250

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Ex carpet Golden Crown 188 m2 281.250
Crown
d. Pek. Inner Trap Ladder Coating, Granite
Granite Tile 38 m2 264.600
Tile 30 x 60 Unpolish
AMOUNT OF VOLUME GROUND FLOOR
655 m2
WORK OF FLOOR AND WALL COATING
3 2ND FLOOR
a. Pek. Floor Coating Granite Tile 60 x 60
Granite Tile 16 m2 287.700
Polish
b. Pek. Underlay Layer Under Layer 279 m2 56.250
c. Pek. Carpet Floor Coating ex. Golden
Ex carpet Golden Crown 279 m2 281.250
Crown
d. Pek. Inner Trap Ladder Coating, Granite
Granite Tile 38 m2 264.600
Tile 30 x 60 Unpolish
TOTAL VOLUME FLOOR 2 FLOOR AND
612 m2
WALL COATING WORK
4 ROOFTOP
a. Pek. Floor Coating Granite Tile 60 x 60
Granite Tile 346 m2 264.600
Polish
b. Pek. Wet Area Wallcoverings,
Tile Homogeneity 36 m2 383.200
Homogenius Tile 30 x 60 Polish
c. Pek. Wet Area Floor Coating, Granite Tile
Granite Tile 12 m2 264.600
60 X 60 Unpolish
TOTAL VOLUME OF FLOORS OF
394 m2
FLOOR AND WALL COATING WORK
D CAT FINISHING WORK
1 LOWER GROUND
a. Pek. Wall Painting, Vinilex Paint 1.41
Vinilex Paint m2 27.100
Equivalent 0
b. Pek. Painting Ceiling, Vinilex Paint
Vinilex Paint 456 m2 30.400
Equivalent
c. Pek. Aluminum Composite Pane; + Hollow
Galvanized Hollow Frame 41 m2 585.900
Galvanized Frame 70 x 70
TOTAL VOLUME LOWER GROUND 1.90
m2
FINISHING WORK CAT 7
2 GROUND FLOOR
a. Pek. Wall Painting, Vinilex Paint
Vinilex Paint 309 m2 27.100
Equivalent
b. Pek. Painting Ceiling, Vinilex Paint
Vinilex Paint 383 m2 30.400
Equivalent
c. Pek. Aluminum Composite Pane; + Hollow
Galvanized Hollow Frame 164 m2 585.900
Galvanized Frame 70 x 70
TOTAL VOLUME GROUND FLOOR CAT
855 m2
FINISHING WORK
3 2ND FLOOR
a. Pek. Wall Painting, Vinilex Paint
Vinilex Paint 432 m2 27.100
Equivalent
b. Pek. Painting Ceiling, Vinilex Paint
Vinilex Paint 320 m2 30.400
Equivalent
c. Pek. Aluminum Composite Pane; + Hollow
Galvanized Hollow Frame 153 m2 585.900
Galvanized Frame 70 x 70
TOTAL VOLUME FLOOR 2 CAT
906 m2
FINISHING JOB
4 ROOFTOP
a. Pek. Wall Painting, Vinilex Paint
Vinilex Paint 346 m2 30.400
Equivalent
b. Pek. Painting Ceiling, Vinilex Paint
Vinilex Paint 58 m2 585.900
Equivalent
c. Pek. Aluminum Composite Pane; + Hollow
Galvanized Hollow Frame 67 m2 585.900
Galvanized Frame 70 x 70
JUMLAH VOLUME LANTAI ATAP
472 m2
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JANUARI FEBRUARI MARET APRIL MEI JUNI
Durasi Durasi
NO URAIAN PEKERJAAN Volume 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
(Hari) (Minggu)
07 ─ 13 14 ─ 20 21 ─ 27 28 ─ 03 04 ─ 10 11 ─ 17 18 ─ 24 25 ─ 03 04 ─ 10 11 ─ 17 18 ─ 24 25 ─ 31 01 ─ 07 08 ─ 14 15 ─ 21 22 ─ 28 29 ─ 05 06 ─ 12 13 ─ 19 20 ─ 26 27 ─ 02 03 ─ 09 10 ─ 16 17 ─ 23 24 ─ 30
I PEKERJAAN PERSIAPAN
II PEKERJAAN STRUKTUR
A PEKERJAAN PONDASI TRIANGULAR PILE
Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22 1.584 6 1 1584
B PEKERJAAN TANAH DAN URUGAN 799 7 1 799
C PEKERJAAN PILE CAP
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 66 14 2 33 33
'- Besi 1.408 6 1 1408
'- Bekisting 150 4 1 150
D LOWER GROUND
1 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Tie Beam
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 21 14 2 11 11
'- Besi 3.468 6 2 3468
'- Bekisting 263 4 1 263
2 Pekerjaan Slab
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 60 14 2 30 30
'- Besi 6.558 6 1 6558
'- Bekisting 63 4 1 63
3 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Kolom
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 10 14 2 5 5
'- Besi 1.798 6 2 1798
'- Bekisting 128 4 1 128
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 4 3 1 4
'- Besi 895 2 1 895
'- Bekisting 52 2 1 52
E GROUND FLOOR
1 Pekerjaan Slab
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 55 14 2 28 28
'- Besi 2.825 4 1 2825
'- Bekisting 103 4 1 103
2 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Balok
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 25 14 2 13 13
'- Besi 4.032 4 2 4032
'- Bekisting 302 4 1 302
3 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Kolom
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 13 14 2 7 7
'- Besi 2.504 4 2 2504
'- Bekisting 173 4 1 173
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 4 14 2 2
'- Besi 895 3 1 895
'- Bekisting 52 2 1 52
5 Pekerjaan Struktur Ramp
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 9 2 1 9
'- Besi 826 3 1 826
'- Bekisting 125 2 1 125
F LANTAI 2
1 Pekerjaan Slab
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 38 14 2 19 19
'- Besi 1.929 4 1 1929
'- Bekisting 70 4 1 70
2 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Balok
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 55 14 2 28 28
'- Besi 2.743 4 1 2743
'- Bekisting 186 4 1 186
3 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Kolom
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 11 14 2 6 6
'- Besi 2.011 4 1 2011
'- Bekisting 134 4 1 134
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 6 2 1 6
'- Besi 1.527 3 1 1527
'- Bekisting 98 2 1 98
G LANTAI ATAP
1 Pekerjaan Slab
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 38 14 2 19 19
'- Besi 1.929 4 1 1929
'- Bekisting 70 4 1 70
2 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Balok
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 27 14 2 13 13
'- Besi 2.930 4 1 2930
'- Bekisting 186 4 1 186
3 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Kolom
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 12 14 2 6 6
'- Besi 2.101 4 1 2101
'- Bekisting 134 4 1 134
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 6 2 1 6
'- Besi 1.527 3 1 1527
'- Bekisting 97 2 1 97
H PEKERJAAN STRUKTUR MENARA
Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22 64 8 2 32 32
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 3 5 1 3
'- Besi 9.605 10 2 6724 2882
'- Bekisting 5 5 1 5
III PEKERJAAN MEKANIKAL
Pekerjaan Pemipaan Plumbing 521 10 2 365 156
Pekerjaan Sanitary Unit 75 5 1 45 30
Pekerjaan Sepitank 2 5 1 2
Pekerjaan Instalasi Air Hujan 219 5 1 131 88
Pekerjaan Tata Udara 11 5 1 11
Pekerjaan Penangkal Petir 274 12 2 137 36
IV PEKERJAAN ELEKTRIKAL
Pekerjaan Panel Daya 4 6 1 4
Pekerjaan Kabel Daya 67 16 3 25 25 17
Pekerjaan Lampu Penerangan & Daya 614 20 4 184 184 184 61
V PEKERJAAN ARSITEKTUR
Pekerjaan Pasangan dan Plesteran
a. Lower Ground 3.614 2 1 3614
b. Ground Floor 1.013 2 1 1013
c. Lantai 2 1.274 3 1 1274
d. Lantai Atap 1.657 3 1 1657
Pekerjaan Pintu, Jendela dan Penggantung / Kaca
a. Lower Ground 16 3 1 16
b. Ground Floor 21 3 1 21
c. Lantai 2 32 3 1 32
d. Lantai Atap 2 2 1 2
Pekerjaan Plafond
a. Lower Ground 1.039 3 1 1039
b. Ground Floor 670 3 1 670
c. Lantai 2 561 3 1 561
d. Lantai Atap 102 2 1 102
Pekerjaan Pelapis Lantai dan Dinding
a. Lower Ground 1.073 3 1 1073
b. Ground Floor 655 3 1 655
c. Lantai 2 612 3 1 612
d. Lantai Atap 394 2 1 394
Pekerjaan Finishing Cat
a. Lower Ground 1.907 3 1 1907
b. Ground Floor 855 3 1 855
c. Lantai 2 906 3 1 906
d. Lantai Atap 472 3 1 472

75.476
RENCANA BOBOT PEKERJAAN 1584 799 1408 3652 6897 6859 4714 135 3781 4163 2847 1141 2897 2832 2244 1797 1951 7667 5282 549 3526 2947 2898 2233 569
KOMULATIF RENCANA BOBOT PEKERJAAN 1584 2383 3791 7443 14340 21199 25913 26048 29830 33993 36839 37981 40877 43709 45953 47750 49701 57368 62650 63199 66725 69672 72570 74803 75373

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 Table 4.11. Labor Needs

DEVELOPMENT OF THE AL - MANSUR MOSQUE

at - TSM BANDUNG
BANDUNG

LABOR NEEDS
VOLUME WORK DURATION (DAY) LABOR UNIT PRICE
NO JOB DESCRIPTION LABOR
TOTAL UNIT CALENDAR NEEDED ( Rp )
I PREPARATORY WORK
II WORK STRUCTURE
A WORK OF TRIANGULAR PILE FOUNDATION
1 Handling Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22
Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22 Worker 5 70.000
Artisan 2 90.000
Foreman 1.584 m1 6 1 100.000
Blacksmit
2 90.000
h

B LAND WORK AND DESCRIPTION

Worker m3 4 70.000
Artisan 799 m3 7 2 90.000
Foreman m3 1 100.000

C WORK PILE CAP

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 66 m3 21 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000
Blacksmit
'- Iron 1.408 kg 6 2 90.000
h
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 186 m2 4 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

D LOWER GROUND
1 Tie Beam Concrete Structural Work
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 21 m3 14 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000
Blacksmit
'- Iron 3.468 kg 6 2 90.000
h
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 263 m2 4 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

2 Slab Structure Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 60 m3 14 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000
Blacksmit
'- Iron 6.558 kg 6 2 90.000
h
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 63 m2 4 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

3 Column Concrete Structure Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 10 m3 14 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000
Blacksmit
'- Iron 1.798 kg 6 2 90.000
h
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 128 m2 4 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

4 Stairs Structural Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 4 m3 7 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000
Blacksmit
'- Iron 895 kg 3 2 90.000
h
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 52 m2 2 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

E GROUND FLOOR
1 Slab Structure Work
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 55 m3 14 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000
Blacksmit
'- Iron 2.825 kg 6 2 90.000
h
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 103 m2 4 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

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 2 Beam Concrete Structural Work
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 25 m3 14 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000
Blacksmit
'- Iron 4.032 kg 6 2 90.000
h
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 302 m2 4 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

3 Column Concrete Structure Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 13 m3 14 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000
Blacksmit
'- Iron 2.504 kg 6 2 90.000
h
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 173 m2 4 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

4 Stairs Structural Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 4 m3 7 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000
Blacksmit
'- Iron 895 kg 3 2 90.000
h
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 52 m2 2 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

5 Ramp Structural Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 53 m3 7 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000
Blacksmit
'- Iron 125 kg
h 3 2 90.000
53 m2
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 125 m2 2 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

F 1ST FLOOR
1 Slab job
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 38 m3 14 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000
Blacksmit
'- Iron 1.929 kg 6 2 90.000
h
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 70 m2 4 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

2 Beam Concrete Structural Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 55 m3 14 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000
Blacksmit
'- Iron 2.743 kg 6 2 90.000
h
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 186 m2 4 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

3 Column Concrete Structure Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 11 m3 14 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000
Blacksmit
'- Iron 2.011 kg 6 2 90.000
h
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 134 m2 4 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

4 Stairs Structural Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 6 m3 7 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000
Blacksmit
'- Iron 1.527 kg 3 2 90.000
h
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 0 m2 2 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

G ROOFTOP
1 Slab job
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 38 m3 14 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000

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 Blacksmit
'- Iron 1.929 kg 6 2 90.000
h
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 70 m2 4 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

2 Beam Concrete Structural Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 27 m3 14 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000
Blacksmit
'- Iron 2.930 kg 6 2 90.000
h
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 186 m2 4 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

3 Column Concrete Structure Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 12 m3 14 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000
Blacksmit
'- Iron 2.101 kg 6 2 90.000
h
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 134 m2 4 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

4 Ladder Structural Work

'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 6 m3 7 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000
Blacksmit
'- Iron 1.527 kg 3 2 90.000
h
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 97 m2 2 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

H PEKERJAAN STRUKTUR MENARA

Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22 Worker 5 70.000
Artisan 2 90.000
Foreman 64 m1 8 1 100.000
Blacksmit
2 90.000
h
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Worker 4 70.000
Artisan 3 m3 5 2 90.000
Foreman 1 100.000
Blacksmit
'- Iron 145 kg
h
20 kg 10 3 90.000
32 kg
9.408 kg
'- Formwork Prentice 2 70.000
Carpenter 5 m2 5 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

III MECHANICAL WORK

A WORK OF PLUMBING PLANNING
1 Clean Water Installation Work
Prentice 4 70.000
Artisan 2 90.000
289 m1
Foreman 1 95.000
10
2 Dirty Water Installation Work
Prentice 4 70.000
Artisan 232 m1 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

B SANITARY UNIT WORK

Prentice 4 70.000
Artisan 75 unit 5 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

C SEPTICTANK WORK
Prentice 4 70.000
Artisan 2 unit 5 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

D RAIN WATER INSTALLATION WORK

Prentice 4 70.000
Artisan 219 m1 5 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

E AIR CONDITIONING WORK

Prentice 4 70.000
Artisan 11 unit 5 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

F LIGHTNING CARD WORK

a. BC 50 Cabling Prentice 252 m1 12 3 70.000

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 Artisan 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
b. Split installation Prentice 3 70.000
Artisan 9 set 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
c. Grounding Prentice 3 70.000
Artisan 4 unit 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
d. Arde installation Prentice 3 70.000
Artisan 4 set 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
e. Body Control 40 x 40 x 60 cm Prentice 3 70.000
Artisan 4 unit 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
f. Fitting Accessories and auxiliary materials Prentice 3 70.000
Artisan 1 ls 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

IV ELEKTRIKAL WORK
A WORK PANEL WORK
a. PP / LP Panel Installation (LG, GF, Lt2 and Roof) Prentice 3 70.000
Artisan 4 unit 6 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

B WORK OF THE POWER CABLE

a. From KWH Main MDP Panel to Panel (LG, GF, Lt2 and
Prentice 3 70.000
Roof)
67 m1 16
NYY Cable Installation 4 x 4 mm2 Artisan 1 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

C LIGHTING & POWER LAMP WORK

1 Lower Ground Floor
Prentice 4 70.000
Artisan 267 unit 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

2 Ground Floor
Prentice 4 70.000
Artisan 210 unit 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
20
3 1st floor
Prentice 4 70.000
Artisan 118 unit 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

4 Rooftop
Prentice 4 70.000
Artisan 2 unit 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000

V ARCHITECTURE WORK
A PARTNER JOB AND PLESTERATION
1 LOWER GROUND
Prentice 4 70.000
Bricklayer 3.614 m2 2 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
3.614 m2
2 GROUND FLOOR
Prentice 4 70.000
Bricklayer 1.013 m2 2 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
1.013 m2
3 1ST FLOOR
Prentice 4 70.000
Bricklayer 1.274 m2 3 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
1.274 m2
4 ROOFTOP
Prentice 4 70.000
Bricklayer 1.657 m2 3 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
1.657 m2
B JOBS, WINDOWS AND HANGERS / GLASS
1 LOWER GROUND
Prentice 4 70.000
Artisan 16 unit 3 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
unit
2 GROUND FLOOR
Prentice 4 70.000
Artisan 21 unit 3 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
unit
3 1ST FLOOR
Prentice 4 70.000
Artisan 32 unit 3 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
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4 ROOFTOP
Prentice 4 70.000
Artisan 2 unit 2 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
2 unit
C PLAFOND WORK
1 LOWER GROUND
Prentice 4 70.000
Carpenter 1.039 m2 3 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
1.039 m2
2 GROUND FLOOR
Prentice 4 70.000
Carpenter 670 m2 3 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
670 m2
3 1ST FLOOR
Prentice 4 70.000
Carpenter 561 m2 3 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
561 m2
4 ROOFTOP
Prentice 4 70.000
Carpenter 102 m2 2 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
102 m2
D FLOOR AND WALL COATING WORK
1 LOWER GROUND
Prentice 4 70.000
Bricklayer 1.073 m2 3 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
1.073 m2
2 GROUND FLOOR
Prentice 4 70.000
Bricklayer 655 m2 3 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
655 m2
3 1ST FLOOR
Prentice 4 70.000
Bricklayer 612 m2 3 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
612 m2
4 ROOFTOP
Prentice 4 70.000
Bricklayer 394 m2 2 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
442 m2
E CAT FINISHING WORK
1 LOWER GROUND
Prentice 4 70.000
Artisan 1.907 m2 3 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
2.404 m2
2 GROUND FLOOR
Prentice 4 70.000
Artisan 855 m2 3 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
1.402 m2
3 1ST FLOOR
Prentice 4 70.000
Artisan 432 m2 3 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
906 m2
4 ROOFTOP
Prentice 4 70.000
Artisan 346 m2 3 2 90.000
Foreman 1 95.000
472 m2

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 Table 4.12. Barchart Labor

JANUARI FEBRUARI MARET APRIL MEI JUNI

Dur Dura LABO
Vol 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
N asi si R
JOB DESCRIPTION um 14 21 28 04 11 18 25 04 11 18 25 01 08 15 22 29 06 13 20 27 03 10 17
O (Ha (Min NEED 07 ─ 24 ─
e ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─
ri) ggu) S 13 30
20 27 03 10 17 24 03 10 17 24 31 07 14 21 28 05 12 19 26 02 09 16 23
I PREPARATORY WORK
II WORK STRUCTURE
WORK OF TRIANGULAR
A
PILE FOUNDATION
Worker 5 30
Artisan 1.5 2 12
6 1
Foreman 84 1 6
Blacksmith 2 12
LAND WORK AND
B 60
DESCRIPTION
Worker 4 28
Artisan 799 7 1 2 14
Foreman 1 7
C PILE CAP WORK 49
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 66 21 3 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
1.4
Blacksmith 6 1 2 12 12
08
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 150 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
D LOWER GROUND 49
Pekerjaan Struktur Beton
1
Tie Beam
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 21 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
3.4
Blacksmith 6 1 2 12 12
68
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 263 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
2 Pekerjaan Slab 49
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 60 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
6.5
Blacksmith 6 1 2 12 12
58
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 63 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
Pekerjaan Struktur Beton
3 0
Kolom
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 10 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
1.7
Blacksmith 6 1 2 12 12
98
Prentice 2 8
128 4 1
Carpenter 1 4

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 Foreman 1 4
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga 49
Worker 4 28
Artisan 4 7 1 2 14
Foreman 1 7
Blacksmith 895 3 1 2 6
Prentice 2 4
Carpenter 52 2 1 1 2
Foreman 1 2
E GROUND FLOOR 0
1 Pekerjaan Slab
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 55 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
2.8
Blacksmith 6 1 2 12 12
25
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 103 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
Pekerjaan Struktur Beton
2 49
Balok
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 25 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
4.0
Blacksmith 6 2 2 6 6
32
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 302 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
Pekerjaan Struktur Beton
3 120
Kolom
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 13 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
2.5
Blacksmith 6 1 2 12 12
04
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 173 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga 126
Worker 4 28
Artisan 4 7 1 2 14
Foreman 1 7
Blacksmith 895 3 1 2 6
Prentice 2 4
Carpenter 52 2 1 1 2
Foreman 1 2
5 Pekerjaan Struktur Ramp 0
Worker 4 28
Artisan 9 7 1 2 14
Foreman 1 7
Blacksmith 826 3 1 2 6
Prentice 2 4
Carpenter 125 2 1 1 2
Foreman 1 2
F 1ST FLOOR 0
1 Pekerjaan Slab
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 38 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
1.9
Blacksmith 6 1 2 12 12
29

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 Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 70 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
Pekerjaan Struktur Beton
2 126
Balok
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 55 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
2.7
Blacksmith 6 2 2 12 12
43
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 186 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
Pekerjaan Struktur Beton
3 138
Kolom
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 11 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
2.0
Blacksmith 6 1 2 12 12
11
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 134 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga 138
Worker 4 28
Artisan 6 7 1 2 14
Foreman 1 7
1.5
Blacksmith 3 1 2 6
27
Prentice 2 4
Carpenter 98 2 1 1 2
Foreman 1 2
G ROOFTOP 0
1 Pekerjaan Slab
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 38 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
1.9
Blacksmith 6 1 2 12 12
29
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 70 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
Pekerjaan Struktur Beton
2 89
Balok
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 27 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
2.9
Blacksmith 6 2 2 12 12
30
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 186 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
Pekerjaan Struktur Beton
3 138
Kolom
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 12 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
2.1
Blacksmith 6 2 2 12 12
01
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 134 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga 89

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 Worker 4 28
Artisan 6 7 1 2 14
Foreman 1 7
1.5
Blacksmith 3 1 2 6
27
Prentice 2 2
Carpenter 97 2 1 1 2
Foreman 1 2
WORK STRUCTURE
H 61
TOWER
Worker 5 40 40
Artisan 2 16 16
64 8 2
Foreman 1 8 8
Blacksmith 2 16 16
Worker 4 20
Artisan 3 5 1 2 10
Foreman 1 5
9.6
Blacksmith 10 2 3 15 15
05
Prentice 2 10
Carpenter 5 5 1 1 5
Foreman 1 5
II
MECHANICAL WORK 245
I
a. Pekerjaan Pemipaan
Plumbing
Prentice 8 40 40
Artisan 521 10 2 4 20 20
Foreman 2 10 10
b. Pekerjaan Sanitary Unit 0
Prentice 4 20
Artisan 75 5 1 2 10
Foreman 1 5
c. Pekerjaan Sepitank 0
Prentice 4 20
Artisan 2 5 1 2 10
Foreman 1 5
d. Pekerjaan Instalasi Air
35
Hujan
Prentice 4 20
Artisan 219 5 1 2 10
Foreman 1 5
e. Pekerjaan Tata Udara 35
Prentice 4 20
Artisan 11 5 1 2 10
Foreman 1 5
f. Pekerjaan Penangkal
35
Petir
Prentice 18 108 108
Artisan 274 12 2 6 36 36
Foreman 6 36 36
I
ELEKTRIKAL WORK
V
a. Pekerjaan Panel Daya
Prentice 3 18
Artisan 4 6 1 1 6
Foreman 1 6
b. Pekerjaan Kabel Daya 30
Prentice 3 16 16 16
Artisan 67 16 3 1 5 5 5
Foreman 1 5 5 5
c. Pekerjaan Lampu
53
Penerangan & Daya

124
 Prentice 16 107 107 107
Artisan 614 20 3 8 53 53 53
Foreman 4 27 27 27
V ARCHITECTURE WORK 560
Pekerjaan Pasangan dan
Plesteran
a. Lower Ground
Prentice 4 8
3.6
Bricklayer 2 1 2 4
14
Foreman 1 2
b. Ground Floor 0
Prentice 4
1.0
Bricklayer 2 1 2 8
13
Foreman 1 4
c. Lantai 2 12
Prentice 4 12
1.2
Bricklayer 3 1 2 6
74
Foreman 1 3
d. Lantai Atap 21
Prentice 4 12
1.6
Bricklayer 3 1 2 6
57
Foreman 1 3
Pekerjaan Pintu, Jendela
21
dan Penggantung / Kaca
a. Lower Ground
Prentice 4 12
Artisan 16 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
b. Ground Floor 21
Prentice 4 12
Artisan 21 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
c. Lantai 2 21
Prentice 4 28
Artisan 32 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
d. Lantai Atap 37
Prentice 4 8
Artisan 2 2 1 2 4
Foreman 1 2
Pekerjaan Plafond 14
a. Lower Ground
Prentice 4 12
1.0
Carpenter 3 1 2 6
39
Foreman 1 3
b. Ground Floor 21
Prentice 4 12
Carpenter 670 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
c. Lantai 2 21
Prentice 4 12
Carpenter 561 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
d. Lantai Atap 21
Prentice 4 8
Carpenter 102 2 1 2 4
Foreman 1 2
Pekerjaan Pelapis Lantai
14
dan Dinding
a. Lower Ground
Prentice 1.0 4 12
3 1
Bricklayer 73 2 6

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 Foreman 1 3
b. Ground Floor 21
Prentice 4 12
Bricklayer 655 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
c. Lantai 2 21
Prentice 4 6
Bricklayer 612 3 1 2 3
Foreman 1 12
d. Lantai Atap 9
Prentice 4 8
Bricklayer 394 2 1 2 4
Foreman 1 2
Pekerjaan Finishing Cat 14
a. Lower Ground
Prentice 4 12
1.9
Artisan 3 1 2 6
07
Foreman 1 3
b. Ground Floor 21
Prentice 4 12
Artisan 855 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
c. Lantai 2 21
Prentice 4 12
Artisan 906 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
d. Lantai Atap 9
Prentice 4 12
Artisan 472 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
0
2663
WORKING PLAN 60 49 12 89 218 221 96 112 124 83 132 189 124 89 138 189 75 122 180 284 277 104 283 458 451
COMMULATIVE WORK BOTTLE 106 119 138 150 159 173 192 200 212 230 258 286 296 325 370
60 109 121 210 428 649 745 857 981 4158
PLAN 4 6 5 9 8 6 5 0 2 2 6 3 6 0 7

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 Table 4.13. EQUIPMENT NEEDS

DEVELOPMENT OF THE AL - MANSUR MOSQUE

at - TSM BANDUNG

BANDUNG

TOOLS NEED
UNIT
UNIT VOLUME WORK
N TOTAL PRICE
JOB DESCRIPTION NEEDS TOOLS TOOL
O UNIT
S TOTAL UNIT (RP)

I PREPARATORY WORK

II WORK STRUCTURE

A WORK OF TRIANGULAR PILE FOUNDATION

1 Handling Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22

3.916.6
Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22 Bore Pile Machine Unit 2
88
1.662.5
Hidraulic Jacking Unit 1.584 m1 2
50
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 2 20.883

B LAND WORK AND DESCRIPTION

192.00
Excavator 100 - 160 Hp Unit 1
3 5
799 m
144.00
Dump Truck Unit 5
4

C WORK PILE CAP

361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1
66 m3
283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

'- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 1.408 kg 2

D LOWER GROUND

1 Tie Beam Concrete Structural Work

361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1
21 m3
283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

'- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 3.468 kg 2 20.883

2 Slab Structure Work

361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1
60 m3
283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

'- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 6.558 kg 2 20.883

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3 Column Concrete Structure Work
361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1
10 m3
283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

'- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 1.798 kg 2 20.883

4 Stairs Structural Work

361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1
4 m3
283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

'- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 895 kg 2 20.883

E GROUND FLOOR

1 Slab Structure Work

361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1
55 m3
283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

'- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 2.825 kg 2 20.883

2 Beam Concrete Structural Work

361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1
25 m3
283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

'- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 4.032 kg 2 20.883

3 Column Concrete Structure Work

361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1
13 m3
283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

'- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 2.504 kg 2 20.883

4 Stairs Structural Work

361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1
4 m3
283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

128
 '- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 895 kg 2 20.883

5 Ramp Structural Work

361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1
53 m3
283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

'- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 125 kg 2 20.883

F 1ST FLOOR

1 Slab job
361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1
38 m3
283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

'- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 1.929 kg 2 20.883

2 Beam Concrete Structural Work

361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1
55 m3
283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

'- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 2.743 kg 2 20.883

3 Column Concrete Structure Work

361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1
11 m3
283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

'- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 2.011 kg 2 20.883

4 Stairs Structural Work

361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1
6 m3
283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

'- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 1.527 kg 2 20.883

G ROOFTOP

1 Slab job
361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
38 m3
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1

129
 283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

'- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 1.929 kg 2 20.883

2 Beam Concrete Structural Work

361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1
27 m3
283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

'- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 2.930 kg 2 20.883

3 Column Concrete Structure Work

361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1
12 m3
283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

'- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 2.101 kg 2 20.883

4 Ladder Structural Work

361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1
6 m3
283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

'- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 1.527 kg 2 20.883

H WORK STRUCTURE TOWER

3.916.6
Dia Triangular Pile 30 cm L = 22 Bore Pile Machine Unit 1
88
1.662.5
Hidraulic Jacking Unit 64 m1 1
50
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 1 20.883
361.53
'- Ready Mix Quality K-250 Concrete: Conc. Pan Mixer Unit 1
6
596.95
Truck Mixer Unit 5
1
3 m3
283.67
Water Tanker Unit 1
5
Concrete Vibrator Unit 2 27.500

'- Iron Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender Unit 145 kg 2 20.883

II
MECHANICAL WORK
I
A WORK OF PLUMBING PLANNING

1 Clean Water Installation Work

a. Installation of PPR-PN Pipe He is 25 mm (From Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
Unit 189 m1 1
Existing Installation to 1st Floor) Pliers 0
Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
b. Pipe Installation for PN-PN is 20 mm Unit 55 m1 1
Pliers 0
Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
c. Installation of PPR-PN Pipes He is 15 mm Unit 25 m1 1
Pliers 0
d. Installation of Stop Ball Valve is 25 mm Chainsaw + Screwdriver + Unit 20 bh 1 100.00

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 Pliers 0

2 Dirty Water Installation Work

a. PVC Class Pipe Installation "AW Abu" He is Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
Unit 75 m1 1
100 mm Pliers 0
b. PVC Class Pipe Installation "AW Abu" He is 75 Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
Unit 116 m1 1
mm Pliers 0
c. PVC Class Pipe Installation "AW Abu" He is 50 Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
Unit 41 m1 1
mm Pliers 0

B SANITARY UNIT WORK

Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
a. Squatting Toilet Installation Unit 12 unit 1
Pliers 0
Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
b. Installation of Jet Washer Unit 12 unit 1
Pliers 0
Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
c. Installation of Wall Faucet Unit 12 unit 1
Pliers 0
Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
d. Installation of Wudu Faucet Unit 8 unit 1
Pliers 0
Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
e. Toilet Block Installation (Complete) Unit 14 unit 1
Pliers 0
f. Installation of Shower Set, Head Shower + Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
Unit 7 unit 1
Hand Shower + Faucet Pliers 0
Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
g. Urinoar installation Unit 4 unit 1
Pliers 0
Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
h. Manufacture of Electric Water Heaters Unit 6 unit 1
Pliers 0

C SEPTITANK WORK
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
a. Sepitank Installation Cap 10 m3 Unit 1 unit 1 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
b. Installation of Booster Pump + Accessories Unit 1 unit 1 35.000
Bucket

D RAIN WATER INSTALLATION WORK

a. PVC Class Pipe Installation "AW Abu" He is 75 Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
Unit 106 m1 1
mm Pliers 0
b. PVC Class Pipe Installation "AW Abu" He 15 Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
Unit 101 m1 1
mm (AC Drain) Pliers 0
Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
c. Installation of Rainwater Drain Unit 10 bh 1
Pliers 0
Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
d. Fittings, Accessories and auxiliary materials Unit 1 ls 1
Pliers 0
Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
e. Commissioning Test Unit 1 ls 1
Pliers 0

E AIR CONDITIONING WORK

Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
a. Ex-haust Fan Installation Unit 9 unit 1
Pliers 0
Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
b. Vent Cup Installation Unit 1 unit 1
Pliers 0
Chainsaw + Screwdriver + 100.00
c. Fitting Accessories and auxiliary materials Unit 1 ls 1
Pliers 0

F LIGHTNING CARD WORK

a. BC 50 Cabling Screwdriver + Tang Unit 252 m1 1 50.000

b. Split installation Screwdriver + Tang Unit 9 set 1 50.000

c. Grounding Screwdriver + Tang Unit 4 unit 1 50.000

d. Arde installation Screwdriver + Tang Unit 4 set 1 50.000

e. Body Control 40 x 40 x 60 cm Screwdriver + Tang Unit 4 unit 1 50.000

f. Fitting Accessories and auxiliary materials Screwdriver + Tang Unit 1 ls 1 50.000

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I
ELEKTRIKAL WORK
V
A WORK PANEL WORK
a. PP / LP Panel Installation (LG, GF, Lt2 and
Screwdriver + Tang Unit 4 unit 2 50.000
Roof)

B WORK OF THE POWER CABLE

a. From KWH Main MDP Panel to Panel (LG, GF,
Lt2 and Roof)
NYY Cable Installation 4 x 4 mm2 Screwdriver + Tang Unit 67 m1 2 50.000

C LIGHTING & POWER LAMP WORK

1 Lower Ground Floor

a. Installation of 2x 36 Watt TLD RMI Lights Screwdriver + Tang Unit 24 unit 1 50.000

b. Down Light Installation 18 Watt LED PL Light Screwdriver + Tang Unit 44 unit 1 50.000
c. Down Light Installation 18 Watt LED PL, Nicad
Screwdriver + Tang Unit 15 unit 1 50.000
Battery
d. Beret Lamp Installation Screwdriver + Tang Unit 8 unit 1 50.000

e. Installation of Sink Lights Screwdriver + Tang Unit 4 unit 1 50.000

f. Installation of Trap Stairs Lights Screwdriver + Tang Unit 10 unit 1 50.000

g. Single Switch Installation Screwdriver + Tang Unit 6 unit 1 50.000

h. Dual Switch Installation Screwdriver + Tang Unit 21 unit 1 50.000

i. Installation of socket Screwdriver + Tang Unit 20 unit 1 50.000

j. Exhaust Fan Cable Installation Screwdriver + Tang Unit 10 unit 1 50.000

k. Lighting & Power Cable Installation / point Screwdriver + Tang Unit 105 titik 1 50.000

2 Ground floor

a. Down Light Installation 18 Watt LED PL Light Screwdriver + Tang Unit 60 unit 1 50.000

b. Installation of 250/125 Watt ALPE Stairs Screwdriver + Tang Unit 16 unit 1 50.000

c. Installation of Trap Stairs Lights Screwdriver + Tang Unit 14 unit 1 50.000

d. Single Switch Installation Screwdriver + Tang Unit 4 unit 1 50.000

e. Dual Switch Installation Screwdriver + Tang Unit 10 unit 1 50.000

f. Installation of socket Screwdriver + Tang Unit 14 unit 1 50.000

g. Exhaust Fan Cable Installation Screwdriver + Tang Unit 2 unit 1 50.000

h. Lighting & Power Cable Installation / point Screwdriver + Tang Unit 90 titik 1 50.000

3 1ST FLOOR

a. Down Light Installation 18 Watt LED PL Light Screwdriver + Tang Unit 38 unit 1 50.000

b. Installation of Trap Stairs Lights Screwdriver + Tang Unit 14 unit 1 50.000

c. Single Switch Installation Screwdriver + Tang Unit 2 unit 1 50.000

d. Dual Switch Installation Screwdriver + Tang Unit 4 unit 1 50.000

e. Installation of socket Screwdriver + Tang Unit 5 unit 1 50.000

f. Exhaust Fan Cable Installation Screwdriver + Tang Unit 2 titik 1 50.000

g. Lighting & Power Cable Installation / point Screwdriver + Tang Unit 52 titik 1 50.000

h. Decorative Lighting Installation (Hanging) Screwdriver + Tang Unit 1 unit 1 50.000

4 Rooftop

132
 a. Down Light Installation 18 Watt LED PL Light Screwdriver + Tang Unit 2 unit 1 50.000

b. Installation of 250/125 Watt ALPE Stairs Screwdriver + Tang Unit 4 unit 1 50.000

c. Single Switch Installation Screwdriver + Tang Unit 1 unit 1 50.000

d. Dual Switch Installation Screwdriver + Tang Unit 2 unit 1 50.000

e. Installation of socket Screwdriver + Tang Unit 3 unit 1 50.000

f. Exhaust Fan Cable Installation Screwdriver + Tang Unit 1 unit 1 50.000

g. Lighting & Power Cable Installation / point Screwdriver + Tang Unit 6 unit 1 50.000

V ARCHITECTURE WORK

A PARTNER WORK

1 LOWER GROUND
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
a. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 3PP Unit 471 m2 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
b. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 3PP Unit 941 m2 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
c. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 5PP Unit 253 m2 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
d. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 5PP Unit 253 m2 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
e. Pek. Concrete Plastering, 1PC: 3PP Unit 215 m2 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
f. Pek. Wall Acian Unit 1.410 m 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
g. Participation of 12 mm Tempered Glass Unit 70 m 2 35.000
Bucket

2 GROUND FLOOR
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
a. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 3PP Unit 17 m2 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
b. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 3PP Unit 34 m 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
c. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 5PP Unit 68 m 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
d. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 5PP Unit 137 m2 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
e. Pek. Concrete Plastering, 1PC: 3PP Unit 138 m2 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
f. Pek. Wall Acian Unit 309 m2 2 35.000
Bucket
g. Pek. GRC Wall Partition Panel, equivalent to Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
Unit 71 m 2 35.000
Kalsiboard Ling 6-R2 1200 x 2400, t = 6 mm Bucket
h. Pek. External Display Cladding Panel GRC Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
Unit 239 m 2 35.000
Panel Bucket

3 1ST FLOOR
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
a. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 3PP Unit 3 m2 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
b. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 3PP Unit 6 m 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
c. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 5PP Unit 144 m 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
d. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 5PP Unit 288 m2 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
e. Pek. Concrete Plastering, 1PC: 3PP Unit 138 m2 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
f. Pek. Wall Acian Unit 432 m2 2 35.000
Bucket
g. Pek. GRC Wall Partition Panel, equivalent to Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
Unit 39 m 2 35.000
Kalsiboard Ling 6-R2 1200x2400, t = 6 mm Bucket
h. Pek. External Display Cladding Panel GRC Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
Unit 223 m 2 35.000
Panel Bucket

4 ROOFTOP
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
a. Pek. Pair 1/2 Bata, 1PC: 3PP Unit 167 m2 2 35.000
Bucket

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 Stirring Spoon + Stirring
b. Pek. Wall Plastering, 1PC: 3PP Unit 334 m2 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
c. Pek. Concrete Plastering, 1PC: 3PP Unit 31 m 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
d. Pek. Wall Acian Unit 364 m 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
e. Waterproofing Unit 381 m 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
f. Pek. Plaster, 1PC: 5PP, Roof Plate Screed Unit 381 m 2 35.000
Bucket

B JOBS, WINDOWS AND HANGERS / GLASS

1 LOWER GROUND
a. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 4 unit 1 90.000
"Type P1 Hammer
b. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 2 unit 1 90.000
"Type P2 Hammer
c. Pek. Pair Frame + Allumunium Color 4 Window Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 2 unit 1 90.000
"Type J2 Hammer
d. Pek. Pair Frame + Window All Aluminum Color Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 2 unit 1 90.000
4 "Type J2 ' Hammer
e. Pek. Pair Frame + Door All Color Color 4 "Type Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 4 unit 1 90.000
PS Hammer
f. Pek. Pair of Frame + Allumunium Color 4 Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 2 unit 1 90.000
Window "Type BV1 Hammer
unit unit

2 GROUND FLOOR
a. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 3 unit 1 90.000
"Type P1 Hammer
b. Pek. Pair Frame + Door All Color Color 4 "Type Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 4 unit 1 90.000
PJ1 Hammer
c. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allium Color 4 "Type Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 2 unit 1 90.000
PJ1a Hammer
d. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 2 unit 1 90.000
"Type PJ1b Hammer
e. Pek. Pair of Frames + Alluminum Window Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 2 unit 1 90.000
Color 4 "Type J1 Hammer
f. Pek. Pair of Frames + Alluminum Window Color Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 2 unit 1 90.000
4 "Type J1a Hammer
g. Pek. Pair Frame + Allumunium Color 4 Window Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 4 unit 1 90.000
"Type J4 Hammer
h. Pek. Pair of Frame + Allumunium Color 4 Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 2 unit 1 90.000
Window "Type BV1 Hammer
unit unit

3 1ST FLOOR
a. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 2 unit 1 90.000
"Type P1 Hammer
b. Pek. Pair Frame + Allumunium Color 4 Window Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 28 unit 1 90.000
"Type J3 Hammer
c. Pek. Pair of Frame + Allumunium Color 4 Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 2 unit 1 90.000
Window "Type BV1 Hammer
unit unit

4 ROOFTOP
a. Pek. Pair Frame + Door Allumium Color 4 Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 1 unit 1 90.000
"Type P2 Hammer
b. Pek. Pair of Frame + Allumunium Color 4 Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 1 unit 1 90.000
Window "Type BV1 Hammer
2 unit unit

C PLAFOND WORK

1 LOWER GROUND
Screwdriver + Tang +
a. Pek. Gypsumboard ceiling 120 x 240, t = 9 mm Unit 361 m2 1 90.000
Hammer
b. Pek. Ceiling GRC, equivalent to Kalsiboard Screwdriver + Tang + 2
Unit 95 m 1 90.000
Ling 6-R2 1200 x 2400, tm = 6 mm Hammer
Screwdriver + Tang + 2
c. Pek. Pair Profile List Unit 583 m 1 90.000
Hammer
1.039 m2 m2

2 GROUND FLOOR

134
 Screwdriver + Tang +
a. Pek. Gypsumboard ceiling 120 x 240, t = 9 mm Unit 201 m2 1 90.000
Hammer
b. Pek. Ceiling GRC, equivalent to Kalsiboard Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 182 m2 1 90.000
Ling 6-R2 1200 x 2400, tm = 6 mm Hammer
Screwdriver + Tang + 2
c. Pek. Pair Profile List Unit 287 m 1 90.000
Hammer
670 m2 m2

3 1ST FLOOR
Screwdriver + Tang +
a. Pek. Gypsumboard ceiling 120 x 240, t = 9 mm Unit 306 m2 1 90.000
Hammer
b. Pek. Ceiling GRC, equivalent to Kalsiboard Screwdriver + Tang + 2
Unit 14 m 1 90.000
Ling 6-R2 1200 x 2400, tm = 6 mm Hammer
Screwdriver + Tang + 2
c. Pek. Pair Profile List Unit 240 m 1 90.000
Hammer
561 m2 m2

4 ROOFTOP
a. Pek. Ceiling GRC, equivalent to Kalsiboard Screwdriver + Tang +
Unit 58 m2 1 90.000
Ling 6-R2 1200 x 2400, tm = 6 mm Hammer
Screwdriver + Tang + 2
b. Pek. Pair Profile List Unit 44 m 1 90.000
Hammer
102 m2 m2

D FLOOR AND WALL COATING WORK

1 LOWER GROUND
a. Pek. Toilet Floor Coating, Granite Tile 60 x 60 Stirring Spoon + Stirring
Unit 196 m2 2 35.000
Unpolish Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
b. Pek. Underlay Layer Unit 225 m 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
c. Pek. Carpet Floor Coating ex. Golden Crown Unit 225 m 2 35.000
Bucket
d. Pek. Pelapis Dinding R. Wudhu & Toilet, Stirring Spoon + Stirring
Unit 334 m2 2 35.000
Homogenius Tile 30 x 60 Polish Bucket
e. Pek. Inner Trap Ladder Coating, Granite Tile 30 Stirring Spoon + Stirring
Unit 30 m2 2 35.000
x 60 Unpolish Bucket
f. Pek. Main Ladder Trap Coating, Granite Tile 30 Stirring Spoon + Stirring
Unit 63 m2 2 35.000
x 60 Unpolish Bucket
1.073 m2 m2

2 GROUND FLOOR
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
a. Pek. G Floor Coatings Unit 241 m2 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
b. Pek. Underlay Layer Unit 188 m2 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
c. Pek. Carpet Floor Coating ex. Golden Crown Unit 188 m 2 35.000
Bucket
d. Pek. Inner Trap Ladder Coating, Granite Tile 30 Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
Unit 38 m 2 35.000
x 60 Unpolish Bucket
655 m2 m2

3 1ST FLOOR
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
a. Pek. Floor Coating Granite Tile 60 x 60 Polish Unit 16 m2 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
b. Pek. Underlay Layer Unit 279 m 2 35.000
Bucket
Stirring Spoon + Stirring 2
c. Pek. Carpet Floor Coating ex. Golden Crown Unit 279 m 2 35.000
Bucket
d. Pek. Inner Trap Ladder Coating, Granite Tile 30 Stirring Spoon + Stirring
Unit 38 m2 2 35.000
x 60 Unpolish Bucket
612 m2 m2

4 ROOFTOP
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
a. Pek. Floor Coating Granite Tile 60 x 60 Polish Unit 346 m2 2 35.000
Bucket
b. Pek. Wet Area Wallcoverings, Homogenius Tile Stirring Spoon + Stirring
Unit 36 m2 2 35.000
30 x 60 Polish Bucket
c. Pek. Wet Area Floor Coating, Granite Tile 60 X Stirring Spoon + Stirring
Unit 12 m2 2 35.000
60 Unpolish Bucket
394 m2 m2

D CAT FINISHING WORK

1 LOWER GROUND

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 a. Pek. Wall Painting, Vinilex Paint Equivalent Brush + Bucket Unit 1.410 m2 2 70.000

b. Pek. Painting Ceiling, Vinilex Paint Equivalent Brush + Bucket Unit 456 m2 2 70.000
c. Pek. Aluminum Composite Pane; + Hollow
Brush + Bucket Unit 41 m2 2 70.000
Galvanized Frame 70 x 70
1.907 m2 m2

2 GROUND FLOOR

a. Pek. Wall Painting, Vinilex Paint Equivalent Brush + Bucket Unit 309 m2 2 70.000
2
b. Pek. Painting Ceiling, Vinilex Paint Equivalent Brush + Bucket Unit 383 m 2 70.000
c. Pek. Aluminum Composite Pane; + Hollow 2
Brush + Bucket Unit 164 m 2 70.000
Galvanized Frame 70 x 70
855 m2 m2

3 1ST FLOOR

a. Pek. Wall Painting, Vinilex Paint Equivalent Brush + Bucket Unit 432 m2 2 70.000

b. Pek. Painting Ceiling, Vinilex Paint Equivalent Brush + Bucket Unit 320 m2 2 70.000
c. Pek. Aluminum Composite Pane; + Hollow
Brush + Bucket Unit 153 m2 2 70.000
Galvanized Frame 70 x 70
906 m2 m2

4 ROOFTOP

a. Pek. Wall Painting, Vinilex Paint Equivalent Brush + Bucket Unit 346 m2 2 70.000
2
b. Pek. Painting Ceiling, Vinilex Paint Equivalent Brush + Bucket Unit 58 m 2 70.000
c. Pek. Aluminum Composite Pane; + Hollow 2
Brush + Bucket Unit 67 m 2 70.000
Galvanized Frame 70 x 70
TOTAL VOLUME OF
FLOOR CAT FINISHING 472 m2 m2
JOBS

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 Table 4.13. BARCHART EQUIPMENT

Dur JU JANUARI FEBRUARI MARET APRIL MEI JUNI

asi ML 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
N Durasi
URAIAN PEKERJAAN Volume (Mi AH 07 14 21 28 04 11 18 25 04 11 18 25 01 08 15 22 29 06 13 20 27 03 10 17 24
O (Hari)
ngg ALA ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─
u) T 13 20 27 03 10 17 24 03 10 17 24 31 07 14 21 28 05 12 19 26 02 09 16 23 30
PEKERJAAN
II
STRUKTUR
PEKERJAAN
A PONDASI
TRIANGULAR PILE
Bore Pile Machine 2 12
Hidraulic Jacking 1.584 6 1 2 12
Bar Cutter dan Bar
2 12
Bender
PEKERJAAN TANAH
B 36
DAN URUGAN
Excavator 100 - 160 Hp 1 7
799 7 1
Dump Truck 5 35
PEKERJAAN PILE
C 42
CAP
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
66 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar
1.408 6 1 2 12
Bender
D LOWER GROUND 0
Pekerjaan Struktur
1
Beton Tie Beam
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
21 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar
3.468 6 1 2 12
Bender
2 Pekerjaan Slab 0
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
60 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar
6.558 6 1 2 12
Bender
Pekerjaan Struktur
3 0
Beton Kolom
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
10 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar
1.798 6 2 2 12
Bender
Pekerjaan Struktur
4 0
Tangga
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7
4 7 1
Truck Mixer 5 35

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 Water Tanker 1 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar
895 3 1 2 6
Bender
E GROUND FLOOR 0
1 Pekerjaan Slab
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
55 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar
2.825 6 1 2 12
Bender
Pekerjaan Struktur
2 61
Beton Balok
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
25 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar
4.032 6 2 2 12
Bender
Pekerjaan Struktur
3 61
Beton Kolom
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
13 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar
2.504 6 1 2 12
Bender
Pekerjaan Struktur
4 0
Tangga
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7
Truck Mixer 5 35
4 7 1
Water Tanker 1 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar
895 3 1 2 6
Bender
Pekerjaan Struktur
5 0
Ramp
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7
Truck Mixer 5 35
9 7 1
Water Tanker 1 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar
826 6 1 2 12
Bender
F LANTAI 2 0
1 Pekerjaan Slab
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
38 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar
1.929 6 1 2 12
Bender
Pekerjaan Struktur
2 49
Beton Balok
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
55 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar
2.743 6 1 2 12
Bender

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 Pekerjaan Struktur
3 12
Beton Kolom
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
11 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar
2.011 6 1 2 12
Bender
Pekerjaan Struktur
4 61
Tangga
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7
Truck Mixer 5 35
6 7 1
Water Tanker 1 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar
1.527 3 1 2 6
Bender
G LANTAI ATAP 0
1 Pekerjaan Slab
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
38 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar
1.929 6 1 2 12
Bender
Pekerjaan Struktur
2 61
Beton Balok
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
27 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar
2.930 6 1 2 12
Bender
Pekerjaan Struktur
3 61
Beton Kolom
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
12 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar
2.101 6 1 2 12
Bender
Pekerjaan Struktur
4 61
Tangga
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7
Truck Mixer 5 35
6 7 1
Water Tanker 1 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar
1.527 6 1 2 12
Bender
PEKERJAAN
H 0
STRUKTUR MENARA
Bore Pile Machine 1 4 4
Hidraulic Jacking 64 8 2 1 4 4
Bar Cutter dan Bar
1 4 4
Bender
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 5
Truck Mixer 5 25
3 5 1
Water Tanker 1 5
Concrete Vibrator 2 10
Bar Cutter dan Bar
9.605 10 2 2 10 10
Bender
II PEKERJAAN 89

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I MEKANIKAL
a. Pekerjaan Pemipaan
Plumbing
Chainsaw + Screwdriver
521 10 2 7 35 35
+ Pliers
b. Pekerjaan Sanitary
70
Unit
Chainsaw + Screwdriver
75 5 1 8 40
+ Pliers
c. Pekerjaan Sepitank 0
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
2 5 1 2 10
Bucket
d. Pekerjaan Instalasi
0
Air Hujan
Chainsaw + Screwdriver
219 5 1 5 25 25
+ Pliers
e. Pekerjaan Tata Udara 50
Chainsaw + Screwdriver
11 5 1 3 15 15
+ Pliers
f. Pekerjaan Penangkal
30
Petir
Screwdriver + Tang 274 12 2 6 36 36 36
I PEKERJAAN
V ELEKTRIKAL
a. Pekerjaan Panel
Daya
Screwdriver + Tang 4 6 1 2 12
b. Pekerjaan Kabel
0
Daya
Screwdriver + Tang 67 16 2 2 4 4 4
c. Pekerjaan Lampu
12
Penerangan & Daya
Screwdriver + Tang 614 20 2 34 68 68 68 68
PEKERJAAN
V 272
ARSITEKTUR
Pekerjaan Pasangan
dan Plesteran
a. Lower Ground
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
3.614 2 3 14 28 28
Bucket
b. Ground Floor 0
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
1.013 2 1 16 32
Bucket
c. Lantai 2 0
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
1.274 3 1 16 48
Bucket
d. Lantai Atap 0
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
1.657 3 1 12 36
Bucket
Pekerjaan Pintu,
Jendela dan 0
Penggantung / Kaca
a. Lower Ground
Screwdriver + Tang +
16 3 1 6 18
Hammer
b. Ground Floor 0
Screwdriver + Tang +
21 3 1 8 24
Hammer
c. Lantai 2 24
Screwdriver + Tang +
32 3 1 3 9
Hammer
d. Lantai Atap 9
Screwdriver + Tang +
2 2 1 2 4
Hammer

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 Pekerjaan Plafond 4
a. Lower Ground
Screwdriver + Tang +
1.039 3 1 3 9
Hammer
b. Ground Floor 0
Screwdriver + Tang +
670 3 1 3 9
Hammer
c. Lantai 2 0
Screwdriver + Tang +
561 3 1 3 9
Hammer
d. Lantai Atap 0
Screwdriver + Tang +
102 2 1 2 4
Hammer
Pekerjaan Pelapis
0
Lantai dan Dinding
a. Lower Ground
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
1.073 3 1 12 36
Bucket
b. Ground Floor 0
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
655 3 1 8 24
Bucket
c. Lantai 2 0
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
612 3 1 8 24
Bucket
d. Lantai Atap 0
Stirring Spoon + Stirring
394 2 1 6 12
Bucket
Pekerjaan Finishing Cat 0
a. Lower Ground \
Brush + Bucket 1.907 3 1 6 18
b. Ground Floor 0
Brush + Bucket 855 3 1 6 6 6
c. Lantai 2 0
Brush + Bucket 906 3 1 6 6
d. Lantai Atap 0
Brush + Bucket 472 3 1 6 6
0
1.06
5
WORKING PLAN PLAN 36 42 26 75 136 120 85 94 144 75 124 167 150 75 124 167 103 135 250 180 252 155 159 125 137
COMMULATIVE WORK 112 127 134 147 164 174 187 212 230 256 271 287 299 313
36 78 104 179 315 435 520 614 758 833 957
BOTTLE PLAN 4 4 9 3 0 3 8 8 8 0 5 4 9 6

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1. Analysis of S Curves.
Based on the planning and results of Weight Counting, if using S Curve Analysis are as follows :

Table 4.14. Analysis of S Curves

JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE
NO JOB DESCRIPTION COST PERCENT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
07 ─ 13 14 ─ 20 21 ─ 27 28 ─ 03 04 ─ 10 11 ─ 17 18 ─ 24 25 ─ 03 04 ─ 10 11 ─ 17 18 ─ 24 25 ─ 31 01 ─ 07 08 ─ 14 15 ─ 21 22 ─ 28 29 ─ 05 06 ─ 12 13 ─ 19 20 ─ 26 27 ─ 02 03 ─ 09 10 ─ 16 17 ─ 23 24─ 30
PREPARATORY WORK
I STRUCTURAL WORK
A WORK OF TRIANGULAR PILE FOUNDATION 733.827.600 11,45 11,45
B SOIL AND EMBANKMENT WORK 25.311.990 0,39 0,39
C PILE CAP WORK 153.120.961 2,39 0,80 0,80 0,80
D LOWER GROUND
1 Tie Beam Concrete Structural Work 153.060.738 2,39 1,19 1,19
2 Slab Structural Work 245.507.534 3,83 1,92 1,92
3 Column Concrete Structure Work 76.350.858 1,19 0,60 0,60
4 Stairs Structural Work 35.242.700 0,55 0,55
E GROUND FLOOR
1 Slab Structural Work 158.103.278 2,47 1,23 1,23
2 Beam Concrete Structural Work 178.657.746 2,79 1,39 1,39
3 Column Concrete Structure Work 105.014.947 1,64 0,82 0,82
4 Stairs Structural Work 35.242.700 0,55 0,55
5 Ramp Structural Work 95.181.802 1,49 1,49
F SECOND FLOOR
1 Slab Structural Work 108.544.622 1,69 0,85 0,85
2 Beam Concrete Structural Work 169.435.097 2,64 1,32 1,32
3 Column Concrete Structure Work 84.369.546 1,32 0,66 0,66
4 Stairs Structural Work 60.266.734 0,94 0,94
G ROOFTOP
1 Slab Structural Work 108.544.622 1,69 0,85 0,85
2 Beam Concrete Structural Work 135.316.186 2,11 1,06 1,06
3 Column Concrete Structure Work 86.960.559 1,36 0,68 0,68 `
4 Stairs Structural Work 60.266.734 0,94 0,94
H TOWER STRUCTURAL WORK 289.365.707 4,51 1,13 1,13 1,13 1,13
II MECHANICAL WORK 286.163.880 4,47 0,74 0,74 0,74 0,74 0,74 0,74
III ELECTRICAL WORK 243.128.013 3,79 0,63 0,63 0,63 0,63 0,63 0,63
IV ARCHITECTURE WORK 2.782.044.900 43,41 5,43 5,43 5,43 5,43 5,43 5,43 5,43 5,43

6.409.029.452 100,00
Percentage Per Week 11,4 0,4 0,8 0,8 3,1 2,3 3,0 3,6 1,1 1,2 2,6 2,8 2,3 0,8 2,2 2,0 1,6 6,3 7,3 8,5 8,4 6,8 6,8 6,8 6,8
Percentage Cumulative 11,4 11,8 12,6 13,4 16,6 18,9 21,9 25,6 26,7 27,9 30,6 33,3 35,6 36,5 38,7 40,6 42,2 48,5 55,8 64,4 72,8 79,6 86,4 93,2 100,0

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 Table 4.15. Analysis of S Curves Material
JANUARI FEBRUARI MARET APRIL MEI JUNI
Durasi Durasi
NO URAIAN PEKERJAAN Volume 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
(Hari) (Minggu)
07 ─ 13 14 ─ 20 21 ─ 27 28 ─ 03 04 ─ 10 11 ─ 17 18 ─ 24 25 ─ 03 04 ─ 10 11 ─ 17 18 ─ 24 25 ─ 31 01 ─ 07 08 ─ 14 15 ─ 21 22 ─ 28 29 ─ 05 06 ─ 12 13 ─ 19 20 ─ 26 27 ─ 02 03 ─ 09 10 ─ 16 17 ─ 23 24 ─ 30
I PEKERJAAN PERSIAPAN
II PEKERJAAN STRUKTUR
A PEKERJAAN PONDASI TRIANGULAR PILE
Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22 1.584 6 1 1584
B PEKERJAAN TANAH DAN URUGAN 799 7 1 799
C PEKERJAAN PILE CAP
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 66 14 2 33 33
'- Besi 1.408 6 1 1408
'- Bekisting 150 4 1 150
D LOWER GROUND
1 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Tie Beam
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 21 14 2 11 11
'- Besi 3.468 6 2 3468
'- Bekisting 263 4 1 263
2 Pekerjaan Slab
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 60 14 2 30 30
'- Besi 6.558 6 1 6558
'- Bekisting 63 4 1 63
3 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Kolom
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 10 14 2 5 5
'- Besi 1.798 6 2 1798
'- Bekisting 128 4 1 128
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 4 3 1 4
'- Besi 895 2 1 895
'- Bekisting 52 2 1 52
E GROUND FLOOR
1 Pekerjaan Slab
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 55 14 2 28 28
'- Besi 2.825 4 1 2825
'- Bekisting 103 4 1 103
2 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Balok
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 25 14 2 13 13
'- Besi 4.032 4 2 4032
'- Bekisting 302 4 1 302
3 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Kolom
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 13 14 2 7 7
'- Besi 2.504 4 2 2504
'- Bekisting 173 4 1 173
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 4 14 2 2
'- Besi 895 3 1 895
'- Bekisting 52 2 1 52
5 Pekerjaan Struktur Ramp
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 9 2 1 9
'- Besi 826 3 1 826
'- Bekisting 125 2 1 125
F LANTAI 2
1 Pekerjaan Slab
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 38 14 2 19 19
'- Besi 1.929 4 1 1929
'- Bekisting 70 4 1 70
2 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Balok
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 55 14 2 28 28
'- Besi 2.743 4 1 2743
'- Bekisting 186 4 1 186
3 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Kolom
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 11 14 2 6 6
'- Besi 2.011 4 1 2011
'- Bekisting 134 4 1 134
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 6 2 1 6
'- Besi 1.527 3 1 1527
'- Bekisting 98 2 1 98
G LANTAI ATAP
1 Pekerjaan Slab
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 38 14 2 19 19
'- Besi 1.929 4 1 1929
'- Bekisting 70 4 1 70
2 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Balok
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 27 14 2 13 13
'- Besi 2.930 4 1 2930
'- Bekisting 186 4 1 186
3 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Kolom
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 12 14 2 6 6
'- Besi 2.101 4 1 2101
'- Bekisting 134 4 1 134
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 6 2 1 6
'- Besi 1.527 3 1 1527
'- Bekisting 97 2 1 97
H PEKERJAAN STRUKTUR MENARA
Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22 64 8 2 32 32
'- Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 3 5 1 3
'- Besi 9.605 10 2 6724 2882
'- Bekisting 5 5 1 5
III PEKERJAAN MEKANIKAL
Pekerjaan Pemipaan Plumbing 521 10 2 365 156
Pekerjaan Sanitary Unit 75 5 1 45 30
Pekerjaan Sepitank 2 5 1 2
Pekerjaan Instalasi Air Hujan 219 5 1 131 88
Pekerjaan Tata Udara 11 5 1 11
Pekerjaan Penangkal Petir 274 12 2 137 36
IV PEKERJAAN ELEKTRIKAL
Pekerjaan Panel Daya 4 6 1 4
Pekerjaan Kabel Daya 67 16 3 25 25 17
Pekerjaan Lampu Penerangan & Daya 614 20 4 184 184 184 61
V PEKERJAAN ARSITEKTUR
Pekerjaan Pasangan dan Plesteran
a. Lower Ground 3.614 2 1 3614
b. Ground Floor 1.013 2 1 1013
c. Lantai 2 1.274 3 1 1274
d. Lantai Atap 1.657 3 1 1657
Pekerjaan Pintu, Jendela dan Penggantung / Kaca
a. Lower Ground 16 3 1 16
b. Ground Floor 21 3 1 21
c. Lantai 2 32 3 1 32
d. Lantai Atap 2 2 1 2
Pekerjaan Plafond
a. Lower Ground 1.039 3 1 1039
b. Ground Floor 670 3 1 670
c. Lantai 2 561 3 1 561
d. Lantai Atap 102 2 1 102
Pekerjaan Pelapis Lantai dan Dinding
a. Lower Ground 1.073 3 1 1073
b. Ground Floor 655 3 1 655
c. Lantai 2 612 3 1 612
d. Lantai Atap 394 2 1 394
Pekerjaan Finishing Cat
a. Lower Ground 1.907 3 1 1907
b. Ground Floor 855 3 1 855
c. Lantai 2 906 3 1 906
d. Lantai Atap 472 3 1 472

75.476
Percentage Per Week 1584 799 1408 3652 6897 6859 4714 135 3781 4163 2847 1141 2897 2832 2244 1797 1951 7667 5282 549 3526 2947 2898 2233 569
Percentage Cumulative 1584 2383 3791 7443 14340 21199 25913 26048 29830 33993 36839 37981 40877 43709 45953 47750 49701 57368 62650 63199 66725 69672 72570 74803 75373

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 Table 4.16. Analysis of S Curves Equipment
JANUARI FEBRUARI MARET APRIL MEI JUNI
Duration Duration
NO JOB DESCRIPTION Volume Total Unit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
(days) (weeks)
07 ─ 13 14 ─ 20 21 ─ 27 28 ─ 03 04 ─ 10 11 ─ 17 18 ─ 24 25 ─ 03 04 ─ 10 11 ─ 17 18 ─ 24 25 ─ 31 01 ─ 07 08 ─ 14 15 ─ 21 22 ─ 28 29 ─ 05 06 ─ 12 13 ─ 19 20 ─ 26 27 ─ 02 03 ─ 09 10 ─ 16 17 ─ 23 24 ─ 30
II WORK STRUCTURE
A WORK OF TRIANGULAR PILE FOUNDATION
Bore Pile Machine 2 12
Hydraulic Jacking 1.584 6 1 2 12
Bar Cutter and Bar Bender 2 12
B LAND WORK AND DESCRIPTION 36
Excavators 100 - 160 hp 1 7
799 7 1
Dump Truck 5 35
C WORK PILE CAP 42
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
66 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 1.408 6 1 2 12
D LOWER GROUND 0
1 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Tie Beam
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
21 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 3.468 6 1 2 12
2 Pekerjaan Slab 0
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
60 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 6.558 6 1 2 12
3 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Kolom 0
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
10 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 1.798 6 2 2 12
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga 0
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7
Truck Mixer 5 35
4 7 1
Water Tanker 1 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 895 3 1 2 6
E GROUND FLOOR 0
1 Pekerjaan Slab
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
55 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 2.825 6 1 2 12
2 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Balok 61
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
25 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 4.032 6 2 2 12
3 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Kolom 61
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
13 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 2.504 6 1 2 12
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga 0
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7
Truck Mixer 5 35
4 7 1
Water Tanker 1 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 895 3 1 2 6
5 Pekerjaan Struktur Ramp 0
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7
Truck Mixer 5 35
9 7 1
Water Tanker 1 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 826 6 1 2 12
F LANTAI 2 0
1 Pekerjaan Slab
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
38 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 1.929 6 1 2 12
2 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Balok 49
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
55 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 2.743 6 1 2 12
3 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Kolom 12
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
11 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 2.011 6 1 2 12
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga 61
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7
Truck Mixer 5 35
6 7 1
Water Tanker 1 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 1.527 3 1 2 6
G LANTAI ATAP 0
1 Pekerjaan Slab
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
38 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 1.929 6 1 2 12
2 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Balok 61
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
27 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 2.930 6 1 2 12
3 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Kolom 61
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7 7
Truck Mixer 5 35 35
12 14 2
Water Tanker 1 7 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 2.101 6 1 2 12
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga 61
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 7
Truck Mixer 5 35
6 7 1
Water Tanker 1 7
Concrete Vibrator 2 14
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 1.527 6 1 2 12
H PEKERJAAN STRUKTUR MENARA 0
Bore Pile Machine 1 4 4
Hidraulic Jacking 64 8 2 1 4 4
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 1 4 4
Conc. Pan Mixer 1 5
Truck Mixer 5 25
3 5 1
Water Tanker 1 5
Concrete Vibrator 2 10
Bar Cutter dan Bar Bender 9.605 10 2 2 10 10
III PEKERJAAN MEKANIKAL 89
a. Pekerjaan Pemipaan Plumbing
Chainsaw + Screwdriver + Pliers 521 10 2 7 35 35
b. Pekerjaan Sanitary Unit 70
Chainsaw + Screwdriver + Pliers 75 5 1 8 40
c. Pekerjaan Sepitank 0
Stirring Spoon + Stirring Bucket 2 5 1 2 10
d. Pekerjaan Instalasi Air Hujan 0
Chainsaw + Screwdriver + Pliers 219 5 1 5 25 25
e. Pekerjaan Tata Udara 50
Chainsaw + Screwdriver + Pliers 11 5 1 3 15 15
f. Pekerjaan Penangkal Petir 30
Screwdriver + Tang 274 12 2 6 36 36 36
IV PEKERJAAN ELEKTRIKAL
a. Pekerjaan Panel Daya
Screwdriver + Tang 4 6 1 2 12
b. Pekerjaan Kabel Daya 0
Screwdriver + Tang 67 16 2 2 4 4 4
c. Pekerjaan Lampu Penerangan & Daya 12
Screwdriver + Tang 614 20 2 34 68 68 68 68
V PEKERJAAN ARSITEKTUR 272
Pekerjaan Pasangan dan Plesteran
a. Lower Ground
Stirring Spoon + Stirring Bucket 3.614 2 3 14 28 28
b. Ground Floor 0
Stirring Spoon + Stirring Bucket 1.013 2 1 16 32
c. Lantai 2 0
Stirring Spoon + Stirring Bucket 1.274 3 1 16 48
d. Lantai Atap 0
Stirring Spoon + Stirring Bucket 1.657 3 1 12 36
Pekerjaan Pintu, Jendela dan Penggantung / Kaca 0
a. Lower Ground
Screwdriver + Tang + Hammer 16 3 1 6 18
b. Ground Floor 0
Screwdriver + Tang + Hammer 21 3 1 8 24
c. Lantai 2 24
Screwdriver + Tang + Hammer 32 3 1 3 9
d. Lantai Atap 9
Screwdriver + Tang + Hammer 2 2 1 2 4
Pekerjaan Plafond 4
a. Lower Ground
Screwdriver + Tang + Hammer 1.039 3 1 3 9
b. Ground Floor 0
Screwdriver + Tang + Hammer 670 3 1 3 9
c. Lantai 2 0
Screwdriver + Tang + Hammer 561 3 1 3 9
d. Lantai Atap 0
Screwdriver + Tang + Hammer 102 2 1 2 4
Pekerjaan Pelapis Lantai dan Dinding 0
a. Lower Ground
Stirring Spoon + Stirring Bucket 1.073 3 1 12 36
b. Ground Floor 0
Stirring Spoon + Stirring Bucket 655 3 1 8 24
c. Lantai 2 0
Stirring Spoon + Stirring Bucket 612 3 1 8 24
d. Lantai Atap 0
Stirring Spoon + Stirring Bucket 394 2 1 6 12
Pekerjaan Finishing Cat 0
a. Lower Ground \
Brush + Bucket 1.907 3 1 6 18
b. Ground Floor 0
Brush + Bucket 855 3 1 6 6 6
c. Lantai 2 0
Brush + Bucket 906 3 1 6 6
d. Lantai Atap 0
Brush + Bucket 472 3 1 6 6
0
1.065
RENCANA BOBOT PEKERJAAN 36 42 26 75 136 120 85 94 144 75 124 167 150 75 124 167 103 135 250 180 252 155 159 125 137
KOMULATIF RENCANA BOBOT PEKERJAAN 36 78 104 179 315 435 520 614 758 833 957 1124 1274 1349 1473 1640 1743 1878 2128 2308 2560 2715 2874 2999 3136

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 Table 4.17. Analysis of S Curves Labor
JANUARI FEBRUARI MARET APRIL MEI JUNI
Duration Duration Total
NO JOB DESCRIPTION Volume 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
(days) (Weeks) Labor
07 ─ 13 14 ─ 20 21 ─ 27 28 ─ 03 04 ─ 10 11 ─ 17 18 ─ 24 25 ─ 03 04 ─ 10 11 ─ 17 18 ─ 24 25 ─ 31 01 ─ 07 08 ─ 14 15 ─ 21 22 ─ 28 29 ─ 05 06 ─ 12 13 ─ 19 20 ─ 26 27 ─ 02 03 ─ 09 10 ─ 16 17 ─ 23 24 ─ 30
I PREPARATORY WORK
II WORK STRUCTURE
A WORK OF TRIANGULAR PILE FOUNDATION
Worker 5 30
Artisan 2 12
1.584 6 1
Foreman 1 6
Blacksmith 2 12
B LAND WORK AND DESCRIPTION 60
Worker 4 28
Artisan 799 7 1 2 14
Foreman 1 7
C WORK PILE CAP 49
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 66 21 3 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
Blacksmith 1.408 6 1 2 12 12
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 150 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
D LOWER GROUND 49
1 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Tie Beam
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 21 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
Blacksmith 3.468 6 1 2 12 12
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 263 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
2 Pekerjaan Slab 49
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 60 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
Blacksmith 6.558 6 1 2 12 12
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 63 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
3 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Kolom 0
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 10 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
Blacksmith 1.798 6 1 2 12 12
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 128 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga 49
Worker 4 28
Artisan 4 7 1 2 14
Foreman 1 7
Blacksmith 895 3 1 2 6
Prentice 2 4
Carpenter 52 2 1 1 2
Foreman 1 2
E GROUND FLOOR 0
1 Pekerjaan Slab
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 55 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
Blacksmith 2.825 6 1 2 12 12
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 103 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
2 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Balok 49
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 25 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
Blacksmith 4.032 6 2 2 6 6
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 302 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
3 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Kolom 120
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 13 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
Blacksmith 2.504 6 1 2 12 12
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 173 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga 126
Worker 4 28
Artisan 4 7 1 2 14
Foreman 1 7
Blacksmith 895 3 1 2 6
Prentice 2 4
Carpenter 52 2 1 1 2
Foreman 1 2
5 Pekerjaan Struktur Ramp 0
Worker 4 28
Artisan 9 7 1 2 14
Foreman 1 7
Blacksmith 826 3 1 2 6
Prentice 2 4
Carpenter 125 2 1 1 2
Foreman 1 2
F LANTAI 2 0
1 Pekerjaan Slab
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 38 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
Blacksmith 1.929 6 1 2 12 12
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 70 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
2 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Balok 126
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 55 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
Blacksmith 2.743 6 2 2 12 12
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 186 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
3 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Kolom 138
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 11 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
Blacksmith 2.011 6 1 2 12 12
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 134 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga 138
Worker 4 28
Artisan 6 7 1 2 14
Foreman 1 7
Blacksmith 1.527 3 1 2 6
Prentice 2 4
Carpenter 98 2 1 1 2
Foreman 1 2
G LANTAI ATAP 0
1 Pekerjaan Slab
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 38 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
Blacksmith 1.929 6 1 2 12 12
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 70 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
2 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Balok 89
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 27 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
Blacksmith 2.930 6 2 2 12 12
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 186 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
3 Pekerjaan Struktur Beton Kolom 138
Worker 4 28 28
Artisan 12 14 2 2 14 14
Foreman 1 7 7
Blacksmith 2.101 6 2 2 12 12
Prentice 2 8
Carpenter 134 4 1 1 4
Foreman 1 4
4 Pekerjaan Struktur Tangga 89
Worker 4 28
Artisan 6 7 1 2 14
Foreman 1 7
Blacksmith 1.527 3 1 2 6
Prentice 2 2
Carpenter 97 2 1 1 2
Foreman 1 2
H PEKERJAAN STRUKTUR MENARA 61
Worker 5 40 40
Artisan 2 16 16
64 8 2
Foreman 1 8 8
Blacksmith 2 16 16
Worker 4 20
Artisan 3 5 1 2 10
Foreman 1 5
Blacksmith 9.605 10 2 3 15 15
Prentice 2 10
Carpenter 5 5 1 1 5
Foreman 1 5
III PEKERJAAN MEKANIKAL 245
a. Pekerjaan Pemipaan Plumbing
Prentice 8 40 40
Artisan 521 10 2 4 20 20
Foreman 2 10 10
b. Pekerjaan Sanitary Unit 0
Prentice 4 20
Artisan 75 5 1 2 10
Foreman 1 5
c. Pekerjaan Sepitank 0
Prentice 4 20
Artisan 2 5 1 2 10
Foreman 1 5
d. Pekerjaan Instalasi Air Hujan 35
Prentice 4 20
Artisan 219 5 1 2 10
Foreman 1 5
e. Pekerjaan Tata Udara 35
Prentice 4 20
Artisan 11 5 1 2 10
Foreman 1 5
f. Pekerjaan Penangkal Petir 35
Prentice 18 L 108
Artisan 274 12 2 6 36 36
Foreman 6 36 36
IV PEKERJAAN ELEKTRIKAL
a. Pekerjaan Panel Daya
Prentice 3 18
Artisan 4 6 1 1 6
Foreman 1 6
b. Pekerjaan Kabel Daya 30
Prentice 3 16 16 16
Artisan 67 16 3 1 5 5 5
Foreman 1 5 5 5
c. Pekerjaan Lampu Penerangan & Daya 53
Prentice 16 107 107 107
Artisan 614 20 3 8 53 53 53
Foreman 4 27 27 27
V PEKERJAAN ARSITEKTUR 560
Pekerjaan Pasangan dan Plesteran
a. Lower Ground
Prentice 4 8
Bricklayer 3.614 2 1 2 4
Foreman 1 2
b. Ground Floor 0
Prentice 4
Bricklayer 1.013 2 1 2 8
Foreman 1 4
c. Lantai 2 12
Prentice 4 12
Bricklayer 1.274 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
d. Lantai Atap 21
Prentice 4 12
Bricklayer 1.657 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
Pekerjaan Pintu, Jendela dan Penggantung / Kaca 21
a. Lower Ground
Prentice 4 12
Artisan 16 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
b. Ground Floor 21
Prentice 4 12
Artisan 21 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
c. Lantai 2 21
Prentice 4 28
Artisan 32 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
d. Lantai Atap 37
Prentice 4 8
Artisan 2 2 1 2 4
Foreman 1 2
Pekerjaan Plafond 14
a. Lower Ground
Prentice 4 12
Carpenter 1.039 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
b. Ground Floor 21
Prentice 4 12
Carpenter 670 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
c. Lantai 2 21
Prentice 4 12
Carpenter 561 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
d. Lantai Atap 21
Prentice 4 8
Carpenter 102 2 1 2 4
Foreman 1 2
Pekerjaan Pelapis Lantai dan Dinding 14
a. Lower Ground
Prentice 4 12
Bricklayer 1.073 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
b. Ground Floor 21
Prentice 4 12
Bricklayer 655 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
c. Lantai 2 21
Prentice 4 6
Bricklayer 612 3 1 2 3
Foreman 1 12
d. Lantai Atap 9
Prentice 4 8
Bricklayer 394 2 1 2 4
Foreman 1 2
Pekerjaan Finishing Cat 14
a. Lower Ground
Prentice 4 12
Artisan 1.907 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
b. Ground Floor 21
Prentice 4 12
Artisan 855 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
c. Lantai 2 21
Prentice 4 12
Artisan 906 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
d. Lantai Atap 9
Prentice 4 12
Artisan 472 3 1 2 6
Foreman 1 3
0
2663
RENCANA BOBOT PEKERJAAN 1 60 2 49 3 12 4 89 5 6
218 7
221 8 96 9 112 10 124 11 83 12 13213 14
189 15
124 1689 17 138 18 189 19 75 20 12221 22
180 23
284 24
277 25 104 26 283 27 35028 29
451
KOMULATIF RENCANA BOBOT PEKERJAAN 60 109 121 210 428 649 745 857 981 1064 1196 1385 1509 1598 1736 1925 2000 2122 2302 2586 2863 2966 3250 3599 4050

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2. Analysis of Critical Path Method (CPM).
a. Identifying Activities.

The first step taken in compiling network planning is

identifying activities, namely by doing work and identifying the
project scope, outlining and solving it into activities on the project,
the activities of the Al-Mansur Mosque Bandung project
development are as follows:

b. Determining the Relationship between Activities

In CPM, compile components according to the order of logic

of dependence through the basis of making the term work, so that it
is known for activities from the start of the project until the
completion of the project as a whole.
There are several possibilities that can occur from the
relationship between activities that are arranged into a chain for
activities with the logic of their dependencies, namely:
 An activity can be carried out simultaneously with other
activities.
 An activity can be carried out if the opposite activity has been
completed,
 A job in an independent manner without having to wait for
previous activities.

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 Table 4.18. Activity Sequence List

DURATION ACTIVITY PREVIOUS

NO JOB DESCRIPTION
(DAY) CODE CODE
I WORK STRUCTURE
A WORK OF TRIANGULAR PILE FOUNDATION 6 A -
B SOIL AND EMBANKMENT WORK 7 B -
C PILE CAP WORK 21 C A
D LOWER GROUND
1 Tie Beam Concrete Structural Work 14 D A
2 Slab Work 14 E B,C
3 Column Concrete Structure Work 14 F D
4 Stairs Structural Work 7 G E
E GROUND FLOOR
1 Slab Work 14 H E
2 Beam Concrete Structural Work 14 I E
3 Column Concrete Structure Work 14 J H
4 Stairs Structural Work 7 K F,G
5 Ramp Structural Work 7 L I,J
F SECOND FLOOR
1 Slab Work 14 M I,J
2 Beam Concrete Structural Work 14 N M
3 Column Concrete Structure Work 14 O I,J
4 Stairs Structural Work 7 P K,L
G ROOFTOP
1 Slab Work 14 Q N,O,P
2 Beam Concrete Structural Work 14 R N,O,P
3 Column Concrete Structure Work 14 S Q
4 Stairs Structural Work 7 T K,L
H TOWER STRUCTURAL WORK 28 U B,C
II MECHANICAL WORK 42 V F,G
III ELECTRICAL WORK 42 W H
IV ARCHITECTURE WORK 56 X U

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c. Forward Calculation.

The purpose of this research was to obtain the earliest

time (EETA = Earliest Event Time Node A) at the A node and
the earliest initial time (EETN = Earliest Event Time Node N) on
N nodes in all activities, with maximum values, as well as values
as follows :
- ES (Earliest Star): when you start your activities the fastest.
- EF (Earliest Finish): when the fastest for the end of the
activity.

Table 4.19. Forward Calculation.

FORWARD CALCULATION

1 A 0 6 6 -
B 0 7 7
2 The biggest value taken is 56
C 35 21 56
3 D 35 14 49 -
4 U 49 28 77 -
5 E 49 14 63 -
F 56 14 70
6 The biggest value taken is 70
G 63 7 70
7 H 63 14 77 -
I 63 14 77
8 The biggest value taken is 91
J 77 14 91
K 74 7 81
9 The biggest value taken is 105
L 98 7 105
10 M 98 14 112 -
N 112 14 126
11 O 98 14 112 The biggest value taken is 126
P 105 7 112
12 Q 140 14 154 -
R 140 14 154
13 S 154 14 168 The biggest value taken is 168
T 140 7 147
V 74 42 116
14 W 175 42 217 The biggest value taken is 217
X 77 56 133

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d. Backward Calculation.

The purpose of backward pass is to get the latest time

(LETA = Latest Event Time Node A) at the N node and the
completion time at the latest (LET N = Latest Event Time N
node) node of all activities by taking the minimum value also
with the values below:
- LF (Latest Finish): at the latest for the end of the activity.
- LS (Latest Start): at the latest to start the activity.

Table 4.20. Backward Calculation.

BACKWARD CALCULATION

13 W 224 42 182 -
12 S 175 14 161 -
R 175 14 161
11 The smallest value taken is 140
Q 154 14 140
10 N 140 14 126 -
T 175 7 168
9 The smallest value taken is 133
P 140 7 133
O 140 14 126
8 M 112 14 98 The smallest value taken is 98
L 133 7 126
7 J 98 14 84 -
V 224 42 182
6 The smallest value taken is 126
K 133 7 126
I 98 14 84
5 H 77 14 63 The smallest value taken is 63
G 126 7 119
4 X 224 56 168 -
3 F 126 14 112 -
U 84 28 56
2 The smallest value taken is 49
E 63 14 49
D 108 14 94
1 The smallest value taken is 28
C 49 21 28
B 49 7 42
0 The smallest value taken is 29
A 35 6 29

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 e. Identifying Critical Pathways, Total Float and Project
Completion Periods.
Critical Path Method, where the approach taken only
uses one type of duration in the activity. The critical path is the
path with a collection of activities having the longest duration
that can be known if the activity has Float Total 0.
The definition of a critical path in this step is a path that
consists of a series of activities within the scope of the project,
which if late will result in overall project delays, activities that
are in this path are called critical activities, while the float is the
non-critical time voltage of the project.

Table 4.21. Total Float.

CALCULATION OF FREE FLOAT DAN TOTAL FLOAT

CASE CASE
ACTIVITIES DURATION FREE FLOAT TOTAL FLOAT
EETi LETi EETj LETj
A 0 0 6 6 6 0 0
B 0 20 7 7 27 0 20
C 6 6 21 27 27 0 0
D 6 62 14 20 76 0 56
E 27 27 14 41 41 0 0
F 20 76 14 34 90 0 56
G 41 83 7 48 90 0 42
H 41 41 14 55 55 0 0
I 41 55 14 55 69 0 14
J 55 55 14 69 69 0 0
K 48 83 7 55 90 0 35
L 69 83 7 76 90 0 14
M 69 69 14 83 83 0 0
N 83 83 14 97 97 0 0
O 69 83 14 83 97 0 14
P 76 90 7 83 97 0 14
Q 97 97 14 111 111 0 0
R 97 111 14 111 125 0 14
S 111 111 14 125 125 0 0
T 76 118 7 83 125 0 42
U 27 83 28 55 111 0 56
V 48 125 42 90 167 0 77
W 125 125 42 167 167 0 0
X 55 111 56 111 224 0 113

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 Figure 4.17. CPM Diagram of Critical Path Method Analysis

42

D K
6 20 F 48 76
1 3 6 9
6 90
14 76 90
7
14

0 B 27 E 41 I 69 O 97 R 125 W 167
0 2 5 8 11 13 14
27 41 69 97 125 167
0 14 14 14 14 42
7

55 55 83 111
4 7 10 12
111 55 83 111

56

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f. Cashflow Calculation Planning.

Cashflow is an estimate of the flow of funds to be spent on

project development in accordance with the time schedule prepared
by the contractor. The making of cashflow is usually used at the
beginning of the presentation with the owner because it aims to
manage the owner's finances about the amount of expenditure
each week. The making of this cashflow is related to the S curve.
The main formula of making a building project cashflow is:

Cashflow = Progress plan (%) x Total RAB

Table 4.22. Project Cash Flow / CashFlow

CASHFLOW
PERIODE PRICE OF MATERIALS PRICE TOOLS WORKER PRICE TOTAL PRICE
JANUARY 2018 s/d JUNE 2018 ( Rp ) ( Rp ) ( Rp ) ( Rp )
Week 1 733.827.600 67.201.452 4.860.000 805.889.052
Week 2 216.801.488 6.384.175 3.920.000 227.105.663
JANUARY
Week 3 33.152.013 385.000 1.080.000 34.617.013
Week 4 151.010.015 26.045.358 7.380.000 184.435.373
Week 5 271.193.379 73.220.008 19.820.000 364.233.387
Week 6 238.042.224 95.829.322 19.130.000 353.001.546
FEBRUARY
Week 7 151.436.467 26.254.188 8.255.000 185.945.655
Week 8 30.993.717 25.409.762 9.100.000 65.503.479
Week 9 108.322.280 51.965.418 10.110.000 170.397.698
Week 10 54.210.796 26.045.358 6.720.000 86.976.154
MARCH
Week 11 103.916.248 103.169.942 10.760.000 217.846.190
Week 12 86.742.451 51.455.120 15.330.000 153.527.571
Week 13 106.964.351 52.090.716 10.110.000 169.165.067
Week 14 101.871.215 26.045.358 7.380.000 135.296.573
APRIL
Week 15 140.760.912 51.455.120 11.300.000 203.516.032
Week 16 127.116.479 76.739.584 15.330.000 219.186.063
Week 17 176.767.403 27.025.358 6.110.000 209.902.761
Week 18 536.496.306 28.145.358 10.145.000 574.786.664
MAY Week 19 375.552.026 58.175.120 14.630.000 448.357.146
Week 20 95.536.390 57.909.524 22.590.000 176.035.914
Week 21 260.850.353 61.585.120 23.146.667 345.582.140
Week 22 64.498.517 8.130.000 8.211.667 80.840.184
Week 23 732.739.815 7.580.000 22.456.667 762.776.482
JUNE
Week 24 44.138.850 7.120.000 36.400.000 87.658.850
Week 25 105.066.202 7.960.000 35.680.000 148.706.202
TOTAL 6.411.288.858

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 Table 4.23. Project Cash Flow Material / CashFlow

CASHFLOW MATERIAL
HARGA TOTAL BIAYA BIAYA
VOLUME PERMINGGU
SATUAN HARGA PERMINGGU PERBULAN
URAIAN PEKERJAAN
JUMLAH SATUAN ( Rp ) ( Rp ) ( Rp ) ( Rp )

Week 1: Triangular Pile Foundation Work

733.827.
Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22 1584 m1 463.275 733.827.600
600

week 2 : Soil and Embankment Work

216.801.
Pekerjaan Tanah dan Urugan 799 m1 271.375 216.801.488
488

Week 3: Pile Cap Structural Work

Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 0 m3 1.352.263 0
33.152.013
33.152.0
Besi 1408 kg 23.540 1.134.791.115
13

Week 4: Pile Cap Structure Work and Tie Beam Lower Ground Structural Work
44.811.2
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 33 m3 1.352.263
91
24.553.7
Bekisting 150 m2 163.300
88
151.010.015
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 0 m3 1.352.263 0
81.644.9
Besi 3468 kg 23.540
35

Week 5: Pile Cap Structures, Tie Beams, Lower Ground Slabs and Triangular Pile Tower Structures
44.811.2
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 33 m3 1.352.263
91
14.229.0
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 11 m3 1.352.263
52
2 42.957.6
Bekisting 263 m 163.300
98
271.193.379
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 0 m3 1.352.263 0
154.370.
Besi 6558 kg 23.540
538
14.824.8
Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22 32 m1 463.275
00

Week 6: Tie Beam Concrete Structures, Lower Ground Slabs and Triangular Pile Tower Structures
14.229.0
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 11 m3 1.352.263
52
3 40.422.8
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 30 m 1.352.263 691.665.787
09
2 10.291.3
Bekisting 63 m 163.300 238.042.224
78
14.824.8
Triangular Pile dia 30 cm L = 22 32 m1 463.275
00
158.274.
Besi 6724 kg 23.540
184

Week 7: Slab Structure Work, Lower Ground Column and Triangular Pile Tower Structure Work
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 0,0 m3 1.352.263 0
3 40.422.8
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 30 m 1.352.263
09
151.436.467
42.316.3
Besi 1798 kg 23.540
75
67.831.7
Besi 2882 kg 23.540
93

153
Bekisting 5 m2 163.300 865.490

Week 8: Lower Ground Column Structure Work and Triangular Pile Tower Structure Work
6.573.55
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 5 m3 1.352.263
3
20.887.3
Bekisting 128 m2 163.300 30.993.717
76
3 3.532.78
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 3 m 1.352.263
7

Week 9: Column Structure Work, Lower Ground Ladder and Slab Ground Floor Structural Work
6.573.55
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 5 m3 1.352.263
3
3 5.679.50
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 4 m 1.352.263
5
21.071.5
Besi 895 kg 23.540
96
108.322.280
8.491.60
Bekisting 52 m2 163.300
0
66.506.0
Besi 2825 kg 23.540
27
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 0 m3 1.352.263 0

Week 10: Slab Structure Work and Ground Floor Beams

37.386.4
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 28 m3 1.352.263
55
16.824.3
Bekisting 103 m2 163.300
42
54.210.796
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 0 m3 1.352.263 0
94.919.9
Besi 4032 kg 23.540
18

Week 11: Slab, Beam and Ground Floor Column Work

37.386.4 353.191.776
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 28 m3 1.352.263
55
17.208.0
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 13 m3 1.352.263
33
49.321.7
Bekisting 302 m2 163.300 103.916.248
60
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 0 m3 1.352.263 0
58.947.3
Besi 2504 kg 23.540
85

Week 12: Work Beam Structures, Columns and Ground Floor Stairs
17.208.0
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 13 m3 1.352.263
33
8.936.09
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 7 m3 1.352.263
2
28.195.3
Bekisting 173 m2 163.300
78
86.742.451
2.839.75
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 2,1 m3 1.352.263
2
21.071.5
Besi 895 kg 23.540
96
8.491.60
Bekisting 52 m2 163.300
0

Week 13: Column Structure Work, Ramp Ground Floor and Slab 2nd Floor
8.936.09
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 7 m3 1.352.263
2
12.751.8
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 9 m3 1.352.263
40
19.445.4 106.964.351 476.712.957
Besi 826 kg 23.540
52
20.412.5
Bekisting 125 m2 163.300
00
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 0 m3 1.352.263 0

154
 45.418.4
Besi 1929 kg 23.540
66

Week 14: Slab Structure and 2nd Floor Beams Work

25.818.2
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 19 m3 1.352.263
17
11.489.7
Bekisting 70 m2 163.300
23
101.871.215
3
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 0 m 1.352.263 0
64.563.2
Besi 2743 kg 23.540
76

Week 15: Slab, Beam and 2nd Floor Column Work

25.818.2
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 19 m3 1.352.263
17
37.273.6
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 28 m3 1.352.263
69
30.324.4
Bekisting 186 m2 163.300 140.760.912
83
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 0 m3 1.352.263 0
47.344.5
Besi 2011 kg 23.540
43

Week 16: Beam Structure Work, 2nd Floor Column and Stairs
37.273.6
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 28 m3 1.352.263
69
7.612.22
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 6 m3 1.352.263
6
21.800.5
Bekisting 134 m2 163.300
50
127.116.479
8.492.21
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 6 m3 1.352.263
2
35.934.4
Besi 1527 kg 23.540
22
16.003.4
Bekisting 98 m2 163.300
00

Week 17: 2nd Floor Column Structural Work, Roofing Slab Structural Work and Architectural Work
7.612.22
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 6 m3 1.352.263
6
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 0 m3 1.352.263 0
176.767.403
45.418.4
Besi 1929 kg 23.540
66
Pekerjaan Pintu, Jendela dan 123.736.
16 unit 7.733.544
Penggantung / Kaca Lower Ground 710

Week 18: Slab Structure Work, Roof Beams and Architectural Works
25.818.2
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 19 m3 1.352.263
17
11.489.7
Bekisting 70 m2 163.300
23
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 0 m3 1.352.263 0
68.962.5 1.184.352.125
Besi 2930 kg 23.540 536.496.306
72
Pek, Pasangan dan Plesteran Lower 285.868.
3614 m2 79.110
Ground 732
Pek, Pasangan dan Plesteran Ground 144.357.
1013 m2 142.482
Floor 063
Pekerjaan Pintu, Jendela dan 548.971.
21 unit 26.141.495
Penggantung / Kaca Ground Floor 400

Week 19: Slab Structure Work, Beams, Roof Floor Columns and Architectural Works
25.818.2
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 19 m3 1.352.263
17
18.003.6
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 13 m3 1.352.263 375.552.026
24
2 30.346.3
Bekisting 186 m 163.300
66

155
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 0 m3 1.352.263 0
49.454.1
Besi 2101 kg 23.540
50
145.190.
Pek, Pasangan dan Plesteran Lantai 2 1274 m2 114.001
534
Pek, Pasangan dan Plesteran Lantai 106.739.
1657 m2 64.400
Atap 136
Pekerjaan Pintu, Jendela dan 135.802.
32 unit 4.243.813
Penggantung / Kaca Lantai 2 000

Week 20: Beam Structural Work, 2nd Floor Column and Mechanical, Electrical and Architectural Work
18.003.6
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 13 m3 1.352.263
24
7.852.92
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 6 m3 1.352.263
9
2 21.800.5
Bekisting 134 m 163.300
50
1 23.367.1
Pekerjaan Pemipaan Plumbing 365 m 64.072 95.536.390
20
19.310.8
Pekerjaan Panel Daya 4 unit 4.827.700
00
5.201.36
Pekerjaan Kabel Daya 25 unit 206.250
7
Pekerjaan Pintu, Jendela dan 8.675.00
2 unit 4.337.500
Penggantung / Kaca Lantai Atap 0

Week 21: Column Structure Work, 2nd Floor Ladder and Mechanical, Electrical and Architectural Works
7.852.92
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 6 m3 1.352.263
9
3 8.492.21
Beton Ready Mix Mutu K-250 : 6 m 1.352.263
2
35.934.4
Besi 1527 kg 23.540
22
15.840.1
Bekisting 97 m2 163.300
00
260.850.353
1 10.014.4
Pekerjaan Pemipaan Plumbing 156 m 64.072
80
5.201.36
Pekerjaan Kabel Daya 25 unit 206.250
7
98.843.7
Pekerjaan Plafond Lower Ground 1039 m2 95.104
24
2 78.671.1
Pekerjaan Plafond Ground Floor 670 m 117.491
19

Week 22: Mechanical, Electrical and Architectural Work

24.098.6
Sanitary Unit Work 45 unit 535.525
40
9.860.08
Rainwater Installation Work 131 unit 75.107 1.293.860.761
8
64.963.9
2nd Floor Ceiling Work 561 m2 115.868
71
5.748.75
Power Cable Works 17 unit 341.933 256.131.743
0
12.193.2
Roof Floor Ceiling Work 102 m2 119.471
54
76.282.9
Paint Low Ground Finishing Work 1907 m2 39.999
70
62.984.0
Lighting & Power Lamp Work 184 unit 341.933
70

Week 23: Mechanical, Electrical and Architectural Work

16.065.7
Sanitary Unit Work 30 unit 535.525
60
100.447.
Septictank's Work 2,0 unit 50.223.600
200
732.739.815
6.573.39
Rainwater Installation Work 88 unit 75.107
2
7.459.50
Air Arrangement Work 11 unit 678.136
0

156
 62.984.0
Lighting & Power Lamp Work 184 unit 341.933
70
Floor and Wall Coating Work of the 280.373.
1073 m2 261.291
Lower Ground 557
142.860.
Ground Floor Coating and Wall Work 655 m2 218.085
639
115.975.
Paint Ground Floor Finishing Work 855 unit 135.579
697

Week 24: Mechanical, Electrical and Architectural Work

44.138.8
Lightning Protection Work 137 unit 321.970
50
62.984.0
Lighting & Power Lamp Work 184 unit 341.933
70
108.820.
2nd Floor Floor and Wall Coating Work 612 unit 177.811 44.138.850
500
108.606.
Roofing and Flooring Wall Work 394 unit 275.428
672
111.028.
2nd Floor Finishing Paint Work 906 unit 122.603
087

Week 25: Mechanical, Electrical and Architectural Work

11.590.9
Lightning Protection Work 36 unit 321.970
15
20.994.6
Lighting & Power Lamp Work 61 unit 341.933 105.066.202 105.066.202
90
84.071.5
Roof Floor Paint Finishing Work 472 m2 178.163
12

JUMLAH 5.239.640.723

157
 Table 4.24. Project Cash Flow Equipment / CashFlow

Cashflow Equipment
HARGA TOTAL BIAYA BIAYA
VOLUME PERMINGGU
SATUAN HARGA PERMINGGU PERBULAN
URAIAN PEKERJAAN
JUMLAH SATUAN ( Rp ) ( Rp ) ( Rp ) ( Rp )

Week 1: Triangular Pile Foundation Work

Bore Pile Machine 12 Unit 3.916.688 47.000.256

Hidraulic Jacking 12 Unit 1.662.550 19.950.600 67.201.452

Bar Cutter dan Bar
12 Unit 20.883 250.596
Bender

week 2 : Soil and Embankment Work

Excavator 100 - 160
7 Unit 192.005 1.344.035
Hp
6.384.175
Dump Truck 35 Unit 144.004 5.040.140

Week 3: Pile Cap Structural Work

Congrete Vibrator 14 Unit 27.500 385.000 100.015.985
385.000
Bar Cutter dan Bar
12 Unit 0 0
Bender

Week 4: Pile Cap Structure Work and Tie Beam Lower Ground Structural Work
Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725 26.045.358

Congrete Vibrator 14 Unit 27.500 385.000

Bar Cutter dan Bar
12 Unit 20.883 250.596
Bender
Week 5: Pile Cap Structures, Tie Beams, Lower Ground Slabs and Triangular Pile Tower
Structures
Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725 73.220.008

Bore Pile Machine 4 Unit 3.916.688 15.666.752

Hidraulic Jacking 4 Unit 1.662.550 6.650.200 220.713.280

Bar Cutter dan Bar
4 Unit 20.883 83.532
Bender
Concrete Vibrator 14 Unit 27.500 385.000
Bar Cutter dan Bar
12 Unit 20.883 250.596
Bender
Week 6: Tie Beam Concrete Structures, Lower Ground Slabs and Triangular Pile Tower
Structures
Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285 95.829.322

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

158
 Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Bore Pile Machine 8 Unit 3.916.688 31.333.504

Hidraulic Jacking 8 Unit 1.662.550 13.300.400

Bar Cutter dan Bar
8 Unit 20.883 167.064
Bender
Bar Cutter dan Bar
10 Unit 20.883 208.830
Bender

Week 7: Slab Structure Work, Lower Ground Column and Triangular Pile Tower Structure Work
Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

26.254.188
Concrete Vibrator 14 Unit 27.500 385.000
Bar Cutter dan Bar
12 Unit 20.883 250.596
Bender
Bar Cutter dan Bar
10 Unit 20.883 208.830
Bender

Week 8: Lower Ground Column Structure Work and Triangular Pile Tower Structure Work
Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Conc. Pan Mixer 5 Unit 361.536 1.807.680 25.409.762

Truck Mixer 25 Unit 596.951 14.923.775

Water Tanker 5 Unit 283.675 1.418.375

Concrete Vibrator 10 Unit 27.500 275.000

Week 9: Column Structure Work, Lower Ground Ladder and Slab Ground Floor Structural
Work
Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

51.965.418
Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Concrete Vibrator 14 Unit 27.500 385.000

Bar Cutter dan Bar 206.205.480
6 Unit 20.883 125.298
Bender
Concrete Vibrator 14 Unit 27.500 385.000
Bar Cutter dan Bar
12 Unit 20.883 250.596
Bender
Week 10: Slab Structure Work and Ground Floor Beams

Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285 26.045.358

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

159
 Concrete Vibrator 14 Unit 27.500 385.000
Bar Cutter dan Bar
12 Unit 20.883 250.596
Bender

Week 11: Slab, Beam and Ground Floor Column Work

Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

51.455.120
Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Concrete Vibrator 14 Unit 27.500 385.000

Bar Cutter dan Bar
12 Unit 20.883 250.596
Bender

Week 12: Work Beam Structures, Columns and Ground Floor Stairs
Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725 76.739.584

Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Concrete Vibrator 14 Unit 27.500 385.000

Bar Cutter dan Bar
6 Unit 20.883 125.298
Bender

Week 13: Column Structure Work, Ramp Ground Floor and Slab 2nd Floor
Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

52.090.716
Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Concrete Vibrator 14 Unit 27.500 385.000 206.330.778

Bar Cutter dan Bar
12 Unit 20.883 250.596
Bender
Concrete Vibrator 14 Unit 27.500 385.000
Bar Cutter dan Bar
12 Unit 20.883 250.596
Bender

Week 14: Slab Structure and 2nd Floor Beams Work

Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752
26.045.358
Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

160
 Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Concrete Vibrator 14 Unit 27.500 385.000

Bar Cutter dan Bar
12 Unit 20.883 250.596
Bender

Week 15: Slab, Beam and 2nd Floor Column Work

Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

51.455.120
Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Concrete Vibrator 14 Unit 27.500 385.000

Bar Cutter dan Bar
12 Unit 20.883 250.596
Bender

Week 16: Beam Structure Work, 2nd Floor Column and Stairs
Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725 76.739.584

Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Concrete Vibrator 14 Unit 27.500 385.000

Bar Cutter dan Bar
6 Unit 20.883 125.298
Bender
Week 17: 2nd Floor Column Structural Work, Roofing Slab Structural Work and Architectural
Work
Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

27.025.358
Concrete Vibrator 14 Unit 27.500 385.000
Bar Cutter dan Bar
12 Unit 20.883 250.596
Bender
Sendok Aduk +
28 Unit 35.000 980.000
Ember Aduk
171.255.360
Week 18: Slab Structure Work, Roof Beams and Architectural Works
Conc. Pan Mixer 7 unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 unit 283.675 1.985.725 28.145.358

Concrete Vibrator 14 unit 27.500 385.000

Bar Cutter dan Bar
12 unit 20.883 250.596
Bender

161
 Sendok Aduk +
28 Unit 35.000 980.000
Ember Aduk
Sendok Aduk +
32 Unit 35.000 1.120.000
Ember Aduk

Week 19: Slab Structure Work, Beams, Roof Floor Columns and Architectural Works
Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

58.175.120
Concrete Vibrator 14 Unit 27.500 385.000
Bar Cutter dan Bar
12 Unit 20.883 250.596
Bender
Sendok Aduk +
48 Unit 35.000 1.680.000
Ember Aduk
Sendok Aduk +
36 Unit 35.000 1.260.000
Ember Aduk
Obeng + Tang + Palu 18 Unit 90.000 1.620.000

Obeng + Tang + Palu 24 Unit 90.000 2.160.000

Week 20: Beam Structural Work, 2nd Floor Column and Mechanical, Electrical and
Architectural Work
Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Gergaji + Obeng +
35 Unit 100.000 3.500.000 57.909.524
Tang
Obeng + Tang 12 Unit 50.000 600.000

Obeng + Tang 4 Unit 50.000 200.000

Obeng + Tang + Palu 9 Unit 90.000 810.000

Obeng + Tang + Palu 4 Unit 90.000 360.000

Obeng + Tang + Palu 9 Unit 90.000 810.000

Obeng + Tang + Palu 9 Unit 90.000 810.000

Week 21: Column Structure Work, 2nd Floor Ladder and Mechanical, Electrical and
Architectural Works
Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Conc. Pan Mixer 7 Unit 361.536 2.530.752 61.585.120 84.415.120

Truck Mixer 35 Unit 596.951 20.893.285

Water Tanker 7 Unit 283.675 1.985.725

Concrete Vibrator 14 Unit 27.500 385.000

162
 Bar Cutter dan Bar
12 Unit 20.883 250.596
Bender
Gergaji + Obeng +
35 Unit 100.000 3.500.000
Tang
Gergaji + Obeng +
40 Unit 100.000 4.000.000
Tang
Obeng + Tang 4 Unit 50.000 200.000

Obeng + Tang + Palu 9 Unit 90.000 810.000

Obeng + Tang + Palu 4 Unit 90.000 360.000

Sendok Aduk +
36 Unit 35.000 1.260.000
Ember Aduk

Week 22: Mechanical, Electrical and Architectural Work

Sendok Aduk +
10 Unit 35.000 350.000
Ember Aduk
Gergaji + Obeng +
25 Unit 100.000 2.500.000
Tang
Obeng + Tang 4 Unit 50.000 200.000
8.130.000
Obeng + Tang 68 Unit 50.000 3.400.000
Sendok Aduk +
24 Unit 35.000 840.000
Ember Aduk
Sendok Aduk +
24 Unit 35.000 840.000
Ember Aduk

Week 23: Mechanical, Electrical and Architectural Work

Gergaji + Obeng +
25 Unit 100.000 2.500.000
Tang
Obeng + Tang 68 Unit 50.000 3.400.000
7.580.000
Sendok Aduk +
12 Unit 35.000 420.000
Ember Aduk
Kuas + Ember 18 Unit 70.000 1.260.000

Week 24: Mechanical, Electrical and Architectural Work

Gergaji + Obeng +
15 Unit 100.000 1.500.000
Tang
Obeng + Tang 36 Unit 50.000 1.800.000
7.120.000
Obeng + Tang 68 Unit 50.000 3.400.000

Kuas + Ember 6 Unit 70.000 420.000

Week 25: Mechanical, Electrical and Architectural Work

Gergaji + Obeng +
15 Unit 100.000 1.500.000
Tang
Obeng + Tang 36 Unit 50.000 1.800.000

Obeng + Tang 68 Unit 50.000 3.400.000

7.960.000 7.960.000
Kuas + Ember 6 Unit 70.000 420.000

Kuas + Ember 6 Unit 70.000 420.000

Kuas + Ember 6 Unit 70.000 420.000

TOTAL 996.896.003

163
 Table 4.25. Project Cash Flow Labor.

LABOR NEEDS
COST PER
VOLUME UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE COST PER WEEK
WORK STRUCTURE MONTH
PER WEEK ( Rp ) ( Rp ) ( Rp ) ( Rp )
Week 1: Triangular Pile Foundation Work
worker 30 70.000 2.100.000
Artisan 12 90.000 1.080.000
4.860.000
Foreman 6 100.000 600.000
Blacksmith 12 90.000 1.080.000
week 2 : Soil and Embankment Work
Worker 28 70.000 1.960.000
Artisan 14 90.000 1.260.000 3.920.000
Foreman 7 100.000 700.000
Week 3: Pile Cap Structural Work
Worker 0 70.000 0
Artisan 0 90.000 0
1.080.000 17.240.000
Foreman 0 100.000 0
Blacksmith 12 90.000 1.080.000

Minggu 4 : Pile Cap Structure Work and Tie Beam Lower Ground Structural Work
Worker 28 70.000 1.960.000
Artisan 14 90.000 1.260.000
Foreman 7 100.000 700.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
7.380.000
Pembantu Tukang 8 70.000 560.000
Tukang Kayu 4 90.000 360.000

Kepala Tukang 4 95.000 380.000

Blacksmith 12 90.000 1.080.000
Minggu 5 : Pile Cap, Tie Beam, Slab Lower Ground and Triangular Pile Tower Structure Works
Worker 40 70.000 2.800.000
Artisan 16 90.000 1.440.000
Foreman 8 100.000 800.000
Pekerja 28 90.000 2.520.000
Tukang 14 70.000 980.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
Pembantu Tukang 12 70.000 840.000 19.820.000
Tukang Kayu 8 90.000 720.000
56.305.000
Kepala Tukang 4 95.000 380.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
Pekerja 40 70.000 2.800.000
Tukang 16 90.000 1.440.000
Mandor 8 100.000 800.000
Tukang Besi 16 90.000 1.440.000
Week 6: Pile Cap Structures, Tie Beams, Lower Ground Slabs and Triangular Pile Tower
Structures
Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000
19.130.000
Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000

164
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000
Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
Pembantu Tukang 8 70.000 560.000
Tukang Kayu 4 90.000 360.000
Kepala Tukang 4 95.000 380.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
Pekerja 40 70.000 2.800.000
Tukang 16 90.000 1.440.000
Mandor 8 100.000 800.000
Tukang Besi 16 90.000 1.440.000
Tukang Besi 15 90.000 1.350.000
Week 7: Slab Structure Work, Lower Ground Column and Triangular Pile Tower Structure Work
Pekerja 28 90.000 2.520.000
Tukang 14 70.000 980.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
8.255.000
Tukang Besi 15 90.000 1.350.000
Pembantu Tukang 10 70.000 700.000
Tukang Kayu 5 90.000 450.000
Kepala Tukang 5 95.000 475.000
Week 8: Lower Ground Column Structure Work and Triangular Pile Tower Structure Work
Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000
Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
Pembantu Tukang 8 70.000 560.000
9.100.000
Tukang Kayu 4 90.000 360.000
Kepala Tukang 4 95.000 380.000
Pekerja 20 70.000 1.400.000
Tukang 10 90.000 900.000
Mandor 5 100.000 500.000
Week 9: Column Structure Work, Lower Ground Ladder and Slab Ground Floor Structural Work

Worker 28 70.000 1.960.000

Artisan 14 90.000 1.260.000
Foreman 7 100.000 700.000
Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000
Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000 10.110.000
Blacksmith 6 90.000 540.000 42.920.000
Prentice 4 70.000 280.000
Carpenter 2 90.000 180.000
Foreman 2 95.000 190.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
Week 10: Slab Structure Work and Ground Floor Beams

Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000 6.720.000

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Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
Prentice 8 70.000 560.000
Carpenter 4 90.000 360.000
Foreman 4 95.000 380.000
Blacksmith 6 70.000 420.000
Week 11: Slab, Beam and Ground Floor Column Work

Worker 28 70.000 1.960.000

Artisan 14 90.000 1.260.000
Foreman 7 100.000 700.000
Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000
Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000 10.760.000
Blacksmith 6 90.000 540.000
Prentice 8 70.000 560.000
Carpenter 4 90.000 360.000
Foreman 4 95.000 380.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
Week 12: Work Beam Structures, Columns and Ground Floor Stairs

Worker 28 70.000 1.960.000

Artisan 14 90.000 1.260.000
Foreman 7 100.000 700.000
Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000
Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Blacksmith 12 90.000 1.080.000
Prentice 8 70.000 560.000
Carpenter 4 90.000 360.000 15.330.000
Foreman 4 95.000 380.000
Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000
Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Tukang Besi 6 90.000 540.000
Pembantu Tukang 4 70.000 280.000
Tukang Kayu 2 90.000 180.000
Kepala Tukang 2 95.000 190.000
Week 13: Column Structure Work, Ramp Ground Floor and Slab 2nd Floor

Worker 28 70.000 1.960.000

Artisan 14 90.000 1.260.000
Foreman 7 100.000 700.000
Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000
Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
10.110.000 44.120.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Tukang Besi 6 90.000 540.000
Pembantu Tukang 4 70.000 280.000
Tukang Kayu 2 90.000 180.000

Kepala Tukang 2 95.000 190.000

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 Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
Week 14: Slab Structure and 2nd Floor Beams Work

Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000

Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
7.380.000
Prentice 8 70.000 560.000
Carpenter 4 90.000 360.000
Foreman 4 95.000 380.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
Week 15: Slab, Beam and 2nd Floor Column Work

Worker 28 70.000 1.960.000

Artisan 14 90.000 1.260.000
Foreman 7 100.000 700.000
Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000
Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000 11.300.000
Blacksmith 12 90.000 1.080.000
Prentice 8 70.000 560.000
Carpenter 4 90.000 360.000
Foreman 4 95.000 380.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
Week 16: Beam Structure Work, 2nd Floor Column and Stairs

Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000

Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000
Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
Pembantu Tukang 8 70.000 560.000
Tukang Kayu 4 90.000 360.000 15.330.000
Kepala Tukang 4 95.000 380.000
Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000
Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Tukang Besi 6 90.000 540.000
Pembantu Tukang 4 70.000 280.000
Tukang Kayu 2 90.000 180.000
Kepala Tukang 2 95.000 190.000
Week 17: 2nd Floor Column Structural Work, Roofing Slab Structural Work and Architectural
Work
Worker 28 70.000 1.960.000
Artisan 14 90.000 1.260.000
Foreman 7 100.000 700.000
6.110.000 76.621.667
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
Pembantu Tukang 8 70.000 560.000
Tukang Batu 4 90.000 360.000

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Kepala Tukang 2 95.000 190.000
Week 18: Slab Structure Work, Roof Beams and Architectural Works

Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000

Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
Prentice 8 70.000 560.000
Carpenter 4 90.000 360.000
Foreman 4 95.000 380.000 10.145.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
Tukang Batu 8 90.000 720.000
Kepala Tukang 4 95.000 380.000
Pembantu Tukang 12 70.000 840.000
Tukang Batu 6 90.000 540.000
Kepala Tukang 3 95.000 285.000
Week 19: Slab Structure Work, Beams, Roof Floor Columns and Architectural Works

Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000

Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000
Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
Pembantu Tukang 8 70.000 560.000
Tukang Kayu 4 90.000 360.000 14.630.000
Kepala Tukang 4 95.000 380.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000
Pembantu Tukang 12 70.000 840.000
Tukang Batu 6 90.000 540.000
Kepala Tukang 3 95.000 285.000
Pembantu Tukang 12 70.000 840.000
Tukang 6 90.000 540.000
Kepala Tukang 3 95.000 285.000
Week 20: Beam Structural Work, 2nd Floor Column and Mechanical, Electrical and Architectural
Work
Worker 28 70.000 1.960.000
Artisan 14 90.000 1.260.000
Foreman 7 100.000 700.000
Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000
Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Tukang Besi 12 90.000 1.080.000 22.590.000
Pembantu Tukang 8 70.000 560.000
Tukang Kayu 4 90.000 360.000
Kepala Tukang 4 95.000 380.000
Pembantu Tukang 40 70.000 2.800.000
Tukang 20 90.000 1.800.000
Kepala Tukang 10 95.000 950.000

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 Pembantu Tukang 18 70.000 1.260.000
Tukang 6 90.000 540.000
Kepala Tukang 6 95.000 570.000
Pembantu Tukang 12 70.000 840.000
Tukang 6 90.000 540.000
Kepala Tukang 3 95.000 285.000
Pembantu Tukang 28 70.000 1.960.000
Tukang 6 90.000 540.000
Kepala Tukang 3 95.000 285.000
Week 21: Column Structure Work, 2nd Floor Ladder and Mechanical, Electrical and
Architectural Works
Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000
Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Pekerja 28 70.000 1.960.000
Tukang 14 90.000 1.260.000
Mandor 7 100.000 700.000
Tukang Besi 6 90.000 540.000
Pembantu Tukang 2 70.000 140.000
Tukang Kayu 2 90.000 180.000

Kepala Tukang 2 95.000 190.000

Pembantu Tukang 40 70.000 2.800.000
Tukang 20 90.000 1.800.000
Kepala Tukang 10 95.000 950.000
Tukang Besi 6 90.000 540.000
Pembantu Tukang 2 70.000 140.000 23.146.667
Tukang Kayu 2 90.000 180.000
Kepala Tukang 2 95.000 190.000
Prentice 20 70.000 1.400.000
Artisan 10 90.000 900.000 67.068.333
Foreman 5 95.000 475.000
Pembantu Tukang 16 70.000 1.120.000
Tukang 5 90.000 480.000
Kepala Tukang 5 95.000 506.667
Pembantu Tukang 8 70.000 560.000
Tukang 4 90.000 360.000
Kepala Tukang 2 95.000 190.000
Pembantu Tukang 12 70.000 840.000
Tukang Kayu 6 90.000 540.000
Kepala Tukang 3 95.000 285.000
Minggu 22

Pembantu Tukang 20 70.000 1.400.000

Tukang 10 90.000 900.000
Kepala Tukang 5 95.000 475.000
Pembantu Tukang 16 70.000 1.120.000 8.211.667
Tukang 5 90.000 480.000
Kepala Tukang 5 95.000 506.667
Pembantu Tukang 12 70.000 840.000

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 Tukang Kayu 6 90.000 540.000
Kepala Tukang 3 95.000 285.000
Pembantu Tukang 12 70.000 840.000
Tukang Kayu 6 90.000 540.000
Kepala Tukang 3 95.000 285.000

Week 23: Mechanical, Electrical and Architectural Work

Pembantu Tukang 20 70.000 1.400.000
Tukang 10 90.000 900.000
Kepala Tukang 5 95.000 475.000
Pembantu Tukang 16 70.000 1.120.000
Tukang 5 90.000 480.000
Kepala Tukang 5 95.000 506.667
Pembantu Tukang 107 70.000 7.466.667
Tukang 53 90.000 4.800.000 22.456.667
Kepala Tukang 27 95.000 2.533.333
Pembantu Tukang 8 70.000 560.000
Tukang Kayu 4 90.000 360.000
Kepala Tukang 2 95.000 190.000
Pembantu Tukang 12 70.000 840.000
Tukang Batu 6 90.000 540.000
Kepala Tukang 3 95.000 285.000
Week 24: Mechanical, Electrical and Architectural Work
Pembantu Tukang 20 70.000 1.400.000
Tukang 10 90.000 900.000
Kepala Tukang 5 95.000 475.000
Pembantu Tukang 108 70.000 7.560.000
Tukang 36 90.000 3.240.000
Kepala Tukang 36 95.000 3.420.000
Pembantu Tukang 107 70.000 7.466.667
Tukang 53 90.000 4.800.000
Kepala Tukang 27 95.000 2.533.333
36.400.000
Pembantu Tukang 12 70.000 840.000
Tukang Batu 6 90.000 540.000
Kepala Tukang 3 95.000 285.000
Pembantu Tukang 6 70.000 420.000
Tukang Batu 3 90.000 270.000
Kepala Tukang 12 95.000 1.140.000
Pembantu Tukang 8 70.000 560.000
Tukang Batu 4 90.000 360.000
Kepala Tukang 2 95.000 190.000
Week 25: Mechanical, Electrical and Architectural Work
Pembantu Tukang 108 70.000 7.560.000
Tukang 36 90.000 3.240.000
Kepala Tukang 36 95.000 3.420.000
35.680.000 35.680.000
Pembantu Tukang 107 70.000 7.466.667
Tukang 53 90.000 4.800.000
Kepala Tukang 27 95.000 2.533.333

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Pembantu Tukang 12 70.000 840.000
Tukang 6 90.000 540.000
Kepala Tukang 3 95.000 285.000
Pembantu tukang 12 70.000 840.000
Tukang 6 90.000 540.000
Kepala tukang 3 95.000 285.000
Pembantu tukang 12 70.000 840.000
Tukang 6 90.000 540.000
Kepala tukang 3 95.000 285.000
Pembantu tukang 12 70.000 840.000
Tukang 6 90.000 540.000
Kepala tukang 3 95.000 285.000

TOTAL 339.955.000

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 CHAPTER V

CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION

As the final part of writing this final assignment, in the fifth chapter,
conclusions and suggestions are conveyed. The conclusions and
suggestions submitted are based on the results of data analysis that has
been carried out in the previous chapter. The conclusions and suggestions
are as follows,

5.1. CONCLUSION.

Here are some conclusions that succeed in writing summarize

the results of project management activities in the Construction of Al-
Mansur Mosque in Bandung:
1. The results of the calculation of the volume of construction of the Al-
Mansur Mosque in Bandung are as follows:
1) Foundation : 2515 m3
2) Lower Ground : 95 m3
3) Ground Floor : 110 m3
4) 1st floor : 106 m3
5) Rooftop : 83 m3

2. The initial planning of the project was carried out early in the week
of January 2017 - Juny 2017. From the calculation of work weights
based on Barchart analysis, the S curve and the scheduling of CPM
development in Al-Mansur Mosque Bandung, Need 25 weeks.

3. Based on the calculation of the Cost Budget Plan (RAB) to

complete the construction of the Al-Mansur Mosque in Bandung
until the final stage, need of Rp. 6, 411,288. (Six billion, Four

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 Hundred Eleven Million, Two Hundred Eighty Eight Thousand
Rupiahs).

5.2. SUGGESTION.

1. Detailed studies need to be carried out in calculating the budget

plan to get the right cost arrangement.
2. In planning the project completion time scheduling, it is not only
analyzing based on the calculation of the work weights, but also
greatly influenced by experience in the field.
3. The CPM method is very helpful in overcoming the time to
complete the project. Companies can use the CPM method in
network planning for the Al-Mansur Mosque Building Project in
Bandung in order to improve better effectiveness, because the
company can see which activities need to be prioritized.

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