Portfolio in Cem Bulalacao

PORTFOLIO IN CONSTRUCTION
ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT

(CE 412)
Submitted to the College of Engineering and Architecture In

Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Submitted by:
Bulalacao, Samuel E.
17-20560
Submitted to:
Engr. Dino Jose Marcelino Relativo
Instructor
BUILDING PLANS
N
LOT POINTS SCHEDULE
SUBDIVISION
Lines Bearing Distance PLAN

1-2 N 61° 44' E 14.00 M OF LOT 3084-F, BL PAD-05-002303
AS PREPARED FOR
2-3 S 28° 14' E 35.04 M CHARMAINE P. NARVADEZ
3-4 S 60° 47' W 14.00 M SITUATED IN THE
4-1 N 29° 00' W 35.27 M RURBAN CODE:

BARANGAY OF:
MUN./CITY OF:
PROVINCE OF:
LOT 9, BLOCK 1 ISLAND OF:
CONTAINING AN AREA OF: 492 SQ.M.
2
'E
BEARINGS : TRUE
4 SCALE 1:100
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61
N C E R T I F I C A T I O N
1 I hereby certify that this is a correct plan of the survey made by
me personally, or under my direct supervision in conformity with the
provisions of applicable laws of the Republic of the Philippines and the
rules and regulations of the Department of Environment and Natural
Resources.
I further certify that this plan accurately indicates the
boundaries of the property as indicated to me on the ground by the
survey claimant or his authorized representative and that I assume
S2 full responsibility for the technical correctness of the survey and the
accuracy of the monument setting.
8° 1
4' E
DATE
Date prepared
SAMUEL E. BULALACAO
GEODETIC ENGINEER
LOT 10, BLOCK 1 Reg. Cert. No. Date
License No. Date
A = 492 SQ. M
N2
Republic of the Philippines

9° 0
Department of Environment and Natural Resources

RO
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A D
V E R I F I C A T I O N
WA
I certify that this survey plan is verified and found to

conform with survey returns/records on file in this office.
Y
THIS PLAN SHALL NOT BE USED FOR LAND RE -

3 GISTRATION
'W
° 47 DATE
S 60 PURPOSE
4
LOT 11, BLOCK 1 CHIEF, REGIONAL SURVEYS DIVISION
Date Submitted
VERIFICATION FEE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AFTER DATE OF VERIFICATION

Paid Under
O.R. No.
Date :
1 Lot/s 6 Corners S
2 LOT POINT SCHEDULES
Lines Bearing Distance

1-2 N 61° 44' E 14.00 M
1
2-3 S 28° 14' E 35.04 M
3-4 S 60° 47' W 14.00 M
4-1 N 29° 00' W 35.27 M
SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN

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DESIGNED: PROJECT TITLE APPROVED: REVISIONS: SHEET CONTENTS: SHEET NO.

SAMUEL E. BULALACAO ENGR. CHARMAINE P. NARVADEZ
BULALACAO STUDENT ID: 17-20560 PTR NO: REG NO: DRAWN:

CONSTRUCTION Proposed 2-story Residential Building
FIRM DATE: DATE: TIN: APPROVED:
SUBJECT: BLDG. DESIGN ISSUED AT:
DATE: SCHOOL: UNIVERSITY OF NUEVA CACERES OWNER
STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
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FIRM
STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
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ENGR. CHARMAINE P. NARVADEZ DESIGNED: PROJECT TITLE APPROVED: REVISIONS: SHEET CONTENTS: SHEET NO.
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CONSTRUCTION
STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
3.50 m m 3.50 m m 3.00 m m
3.50 m m
3.00 m 2.00 m m
2.00 m m 3.50 m m m
SERVICE YARD
1.50 m m T&B
KITCHEN T&B 2.00 m m
3.00 m m 3.00 m m
BEDROOM
4.00 m m BEDROOM
1.00 m m
MASTER'S
BEDROOM
1.85 m m
DINING
3.50 m m CARPORT 3.50 m m
2.50 m m
1.65 m m T&B
DN
2.10 m m FAMILY TERRACE
2.10 m m
AREA
UP
3.50 m m LIVING
AREA
1.40 m m 1.40 m m
PORCH
1.00 m m
1.50 m m TERRACE
UP
3.18 m m
1 GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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SAMUEL E. BULALACAO
STUDENT ID: 17-20560 PTR NO: REG NO: DRAWN:

BULALACAO
CONSTRUCTION DATE:
FIRM
STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
WALL CLADDING
PRE PAINTED ROOFINGS SLIDING WINDOW

(SEE SCHED.OF WINDOW)
SLIDING WINDOW
WOODEN PANNEL DOOR
(SEE SCHED.)
(SEE SCHED.OF DOORS)
GUARD RAILINGS
UPVC WINDOW
(SEE SCHED.0F WINDOW)
2.50 m m
1.67 m m
3.00 m m
3.00 m m
Ground floor line

0.60 m m
Natural Ground line
4 REAR ELEVATION
3 FRONT ELEVATION A 2 SCALE 1:100 M
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2-WOODEN PANNEL DOOR TYPE CONC GUTTERS
(SEE SCHED.OF DOORS) PRE PAINTED ROOFINGS
SLIDING WINDOW
UPVC WINDOW
(SEE SCHED.OF WINDOW)
(SEE SCHED.OF WINDOWS)
AWNING WINDOW
(SEE SCHED.)
4'THK CHB WALL W/
PLAIN CEMENT PLASTERING
FIN.
5 RIGHT SIDE ELEVATION 6 LEFT SIDE ELEVATION

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SAMUEL E. BULALACAO
BULALACAO STUDENT ID: 17-20560 PTR NO: DRAWN:

REG NO: Proposed 2-story Residential Building
CONSTRUCTION
FIRM
DATE: DATE: TIN: APPROVED:
STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
APEX OF ROOF APEX OF ROOF
2.50 m 2.50 m
1.32 m
TOP OF ROOF BEAM TOP OF ROOF BEAM
3.00 m 3.00 m
PART OF
TOP OF SLAB BEDROOM FAMILY AREA T&B TOP OF SLAB BEDROOM BEDROOM TERR.
PART OF
3.00 m BEDROOM 3.00 m
PART OF DINNING CARPORT FIN.FLR.LN T&B T&B

FIN.FLR.LN BEDROOM PORCH
0.60 m 0.60 m T&B
NAT.GRD LN. NAT.GRD LN.
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7 CROSS SECTION A 2 SCALE 1:100 M
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STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
1
4 THK HARDI FLEX BOARD CIELING
PAINTED FIN. 0.4mm THK DURA SPANDREL
CIELING ON LIGHT METAL FRAMING
1
4 THK HARDIFLEX BOARD CIELING
PAINTED FIN.
1
4 THK HARDI FLEX BOARD CIELING
PAINTED FIN. UPvC CORNICE UPvC CORNICE
0.4mm THK DURA SPANDREL

UPvC CORNICE
DN
1
4 THK HARDIFLEX BOARD CIELING
PAINTED FIN.
UP


UP CIELING ON LIGHT METAL FRAMING
GROUND FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
2 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

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DRAWN:
BULALACAO STUDENT ID: 17-20560 PTR NO: REG NO: Proposed 2-story Residential Building
CONSTRUCTION DATE:
FIRM
STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
0.89 m
0.70 m 0.70 m
0.80 m 0.70 m m
1.00 m
2.10 m 2.10 m 3.11 m

2.10 m 1.9 m
D D D D
3 D
1 2 4
5
WOODEN FLUSH TYPE DOOR WOODEN FLUSH TYPE DOOR 2-WOODEN FLUSH TYPE DOOR
MAIN 1-WOODEN PANNEL DOOR MAKE 1 SETS REQ. MAKE 1 SETS REQ. UPVC DOOR
MAKE 3 SETS REQ.
MAKE 1 SET REQ. LOCATION: KITCHEN LOCATION: TERRACE/2nd FLR. MAKE 3 SETS REQ.
LOCATION: BEDROOM/MBR
LOCATION: ENTRANCE DOOR LOCATION:T&B
2.46 m m 1.23 m m
1.23 m m 1.48 m m 0.62 m m
0.99 m m
1.60 m m 1.60 m m 1.60 m m 0.49 m m
W W
3 5
W W W
1 2 4
AWNING WINDOW ON AL.FRAMING
SLIDING WINDOW ON AL.FRAMING MAKE 7 SET REQ.
MAKE 1 SET REQ. SLIDING WINDOW ON AL.FRAMING SLIDING WINDOW ON AL.FRAMING
SLIDING WINDOW ON AL.FRAMING LOCATION: BEDROOM/FAM.AREA
MAKE 1 SET REQ. MAKE 1 SET REQ.
LOCATION: LIVING LOCATION: KITCHEN MAKE 7 SET REQ.
LOCATION: LIVING LOCATION: BEDROOM/FAM.AREA
1 DOORS AND WINDOWS DETAILS

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3.50 m 3.50 m 3.00 m
3.50 m 3.50 m 3.00 m
RCB-1 RCB-1 RCB-1
FTB-1 FTB-1 FTB-1
RCB-1
RCB-1
RCB-2
RCB-2
CF-1 CF-1 CF-1 CF-1 SLAB
ELEV.@ ELEV.@ 3.00 m SLAB SLAB
FTB-1
FTB-1
0.60m 0.60m
3.00 m WF-2 WF-2 ELEV.@
0.60m
RCB-2 RCB-2 RCB-2
ELEV.@
0.60m
CF-1 CF-1 CF-1 CF-1
RCB-2
RCB-1
RCB-1
RCB-2
3.50 m SLAB SLAB SLAB
WF-1
ELEV.@
FTB-1
FTB-1
ELEV.@
3.50 m WF-2 0.60m
0.60m
RCB-2 RCB-2 RCB-2
WF-2
STAIRWELL
CF-1 CF-1 CF-1 CF-1
RCB-2
RCB-1
RCB-1
RCB-2
3.50 m SLAB SLAB
ELEV.@ ELEV.@ RCB-3
0.60m 0.60m
WF-1
ELEV.@
FTB-1
FTB-1
3.50 m 1.40 m
0.60m SLAB
WF-2
ELEV.@ RCB-1 RCB-1 RCB-1
CB-1
CB-1
CB-1
CB-1
0.60m
1.50 m SLAB SLAB
FTB-1 SLAB
CF-1 CF-1 CF-1 CF-1 RCB-3 RCB-3 RCB-3
4 FOUNDATION PLAN 5 SECOND FLOOR FRAMING PLAN

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9.00 m
2.25 m 2.25 m 2.50 m 2.40 m 2.40 m
1.00 m
TRUSS-6 1.00 m 3.50 m 3.50 m 3.00 m 1.00 m
1.00 m
TRUSS-4
RB-3 RB-3 RB-3
CB-1
2.25 m
CB-1
TRUSS-3
CB-1
CB-1
1.00 m
2X3 CEE PURLINS
SP.@ 0.60M OC CB-1 RB-1 RB-1 RB-1 CB-1
TRUSS-6
VA
RB-3
LL
RB-2
EY
RB-3
RB-2
2.25 m
RB-1
1.00 m 2-2X2X41 ANGLE BAR 3.00 m
TOP & BOTTOM CHORD
TRUSS(SEE DETAIL)
TRUSS-1
CB-1 RB-2 RB-2 CB-1 RB-1
3.00 m 3.00 m
RB-1
RB-3
RB-1
RB-3
RB-2
3.50 m
TRUSS-1
1.75 m
2.25 m CB-1 RB-2 RB-2 CB-1
TRUSS-5
RB-2
RB-3
RB-3
RB-1
VA
RB-1
2.25 m LL 3.50 m
EY 2.25 m
1.00 m
TRUSS-2
CB-1 RB-1 RB-1 CB-1
1.50 m
CB-1
CB-1
1.00 m
1.50 m
1.00 m RB-3
RB-3
2.25 m 2.25 m
6 ROOF FRAMING PLAN 7 ROOF BEAM FRAMING PLAN

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CONSTRUCTION
STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
9.50 m
2-2X2X1/4-ANGLE BAR TOP &BOTTOM
CHORD TRUSS
RIDGE ROLL
0.5mm THK L-SPAN
ROOFING
12mmØRSB SAGROD
3X4-CEE PURLINS
SP.@ 0.60m OC
3
16X
1-1/2 ANGLE BAR
PURLIN CONNECTOR
SP@ 0.60M OC
GUZZETE PLATE
1.00 m 3
16X1-1/2
ANGLE BAR
2.50 m DIAGONAL STRUT SUPPORT
CB-1 RB-1 CB-1
RB-3 RB-3
CF-2 RB-2 CF-2
0.65 m 0.65 m 1.00 m 1.20 m 1.25 m 1.25 m 1.20 m 1.00 m 0.65 m 0.65 m
8 STEEL TRUSS DETAIL

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CL CL
L/4 L/4
TOP MAIN BARS WEB REINFORCEMENT

TOP BAR AT SUPPORT
(STIRRUPS)
BOTTOM BARS AT MIDSPAN
BOTTOM MAIN BARS
L/5 L/5
STIRRUPS: 10mmØ RSB SP. @ 4-0.05m,
3-0.10m, 3-0.15m, REST @ 0.20m O.C.
3 TYPICAL DETAIL OF R.C. BEAM

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BULALACAO
CONSTRUCTION DATE: Proposed 2-story Residential Building
FIRM
STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
FGL
6-20MMØ RSB VERT.BARS

W/10mmØRSB HOOPS SP.
@ 0.30m
VER.
4"THK CHB WALL W/12MMØ RSB
FOR VERT.BARS FOR EVERY 3rd LAYER OF
NGL
18-16MMØ RSB BASEBARS
VARIES
3-12mmØ RSB SP @ 0.15m OC, BW
LONG BARS
0.40
W/10mmRSBØ TIES
0.30m
0.30
PROVIDE 100mm GRAVEL BEDDING

0.40
WF-1
C1/F1-ELEV./SECTION
2 WALL & FOOTING DETAIL

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1.50m. 1.50 m
SCHEDULE COLUMN FOOTING
0.30
SCALE WIDTH LENGTH DEPTH FOOTING UNITS
(M) (M) (M) REINFORCEMENT REQ'D REMARKS
0.30 m
7 - 16 mmØ G - 33 RSB
F1 1.50 1.50 0.30 bothways 16
0.30
1.50m.
1.50 m
0.04 m
SCHEDULE OF COLUMN
SIZE COLUMN MAIN STIRRUPS DIA. UNITS
SCALE SPACING REMARKS
(M) REINFORCEMENT SIZE REQ'D.
Lateral ties sp. as follows

C.1 0.30 x 0.30 6 - 20 mm Ø G-33 RSB 10mm DIA. RSB 3 @ 0.05, 3 @ 0.10, 15 TIED
3 @ 0.15 m rest @ 0.40m O.C.
C.2 0.30 7 - 25 mm Ø G-33 RSB 10mm DIA. RSB 10 mm spirals @ 50 mm Pitch 1 SPIRAL
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1 COLUMN & FOOTING DETAIL
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SAMUEL E. BULALACAO
STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
CUT BARS SPACE ON ALTERNATE POSITION
(SEE SCHEDULE OF SLABS) 1. IN TWO -WAY SLABS, THE
BEND BARS (SEE SCHEDULE OF SLAB) BARS ALONG THE SHORT SPAN BE
STRAIGHT BARS (SEE SCHEDULE OF SLAB)
TEMPERATURE BARS SPACE ON ALTERNATE
AT THE LOWER LAYER FOR BOTTOM
POSITION (SEE SLAB SCHEDULE) BARS, AND AT THE UPPER LAYER
FOR TOP BARS SO THAT THE BARS
ALONG THE SHORTER SPAN SHALL
HAVE THE BIGGER EFFECTIVE
DEPTH, UNLESS OTHERWISE
DETAILED OR NOTED DUE TO THE
CONTINUITY OF BARS FROM
ADJOINING SPAN.
2. IF THE TOP REINFORCEMENT
OVER A COMMON SUPPORT OF
TWO ADJACENT SPANS ARE
DIFFERENT, THE SMALLER SPACING
SHALL BE FOLLOWED OR
ADOPTED ON BOTH SLAB PANELS
AT THE COMMON SUPPORT.
3. BAR SHALL ONLY BE SPLICE

ONLY WHERE INDICATED ON THE
DETAILS OR AS APPROVED BY THE
(S1) TWO WAY SLAB (S2) ONE WAY SLAB STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. STRAIGHT
CONTINUOUS BARS IN SLABS MAY
•PLAN
BE SPLICED (LAPPED OR WELDED)
AT SUPPORTS FOR BOTTOM BAR
SAND AT MIDSPAN FOR TOP BARS.
T
STRAIGHT BARS
TEMPERATURE BARS ON ALTERNATE POSTION
BEND BARS ON ALTERNATE POSITION
•SECTION
1 TYPICAL FLOOR SLAB DETAIL

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FIRM
STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
SEC.FLOOR LINE
1.00m.
0.30m.
2.00m.
0.20m.
1.00m.
LANDING LINE
12mmØ RSB STEEL MATTING
2.10m.
LANDING LINE
SP @ 0.15M OC BW.
ALT.BY 10mmØ RSB
1.00m.
1.00m.
UP
STAIR- PLAN
4.55m.
STAIR-ELEV./SEC.
2 SECTIONAL DETAIL OF STAIR

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STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
SVT
CB CB CB CB
TO 2nd FLR. MS/VTR
CO FD
FD KS LAV
LAV WC
CO WC
CO
CB CB
FD LAV CO
WC
CB CB
DN
CO TO NEAR STREET DRAINAGE
UP
CB CB CB CB
UP
1 GROUND FLOOR PLUMBING LAYOUT PLAN 2 SECOND FLOOR PLUMBING LAYOUT PLAN
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BULALACAO
CONSTRUCTION DATE:
FIRM SUBJECT: BLDG. DESIGN ISSUED AT:
STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
MS
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LA F
V D
WC
DN
CO
CB SV
T
CO
LA
CB CO V F CB
WCD
CB KS CB
FD
CO WC LAV TO
CO 2n
CB d F CB
LR
UP .
CB CB
CB CB
UP
E
AG
AIN
DR
CB ET
T RE
RS
NEA
TO
3 ISOMETRIC LAYOUT PLAN

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FIRM
STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
SVT- LONGITUDINAL SECTION
5 MANHOLE COVER DETAIL

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SVT- PLAN
4 SEPTIC VAULT TANK DETAIL

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STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
FLOOR DRAIN WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE
LEGEND: GENERAL NOTES:
SPLASH
SEALING COMPOUND 1. ALL PLUMBING WORKS INCLUDED HEREIN SHALL BE EXECUTED IN
D
FLOOR SLAB F FAUCET ACCORDANCE TO THE PROVISION OF THE REVISED NATIONAL PLUMBING
FINISH FLOOR
CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES, 1999 EDITION, THE NATIONAL PLUMBING CODE
AND LOCAL RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE MUNICIPALITY.
SH SHOWER 2. COORDINATE THE DRAWINGS WITH OTHER RELATED DRAWINGS AND
50mmØ VENT
ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT STRAINER SPECIFICATIONS. THE ENGINEER AND/OR THE ARCHITECT SHALL BE
EXPANSION SHIELD
LAV LAVATORY NOTIFIED IMMEDIATELY OF ANY DISCREPANCY FOUND HEREIN.
CAST IRON BODY W/ BRONZE OR 3. ALL PIPES SHALL BE INSTALLED AS INDICATED, ANY RELOCATION
STAINLESS COVER STRAINER HANGER ROD REQUIRED FOR PROPER EXECUTION OF THE PLUMBING WORK SHALL BE
FD FLOOR DRAIN WITH PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE ENGINEER AND/OR THE ARCHITECT.
P-TRAP 4. PROPOSED SANITARY UTILITIES SHALL CONFORM TO THE ACTUAL
NO LESS THAN 2X DIA. OF PIPE CLAMP/ PIPE HANGER WC WATER CLOSET LOCATION, DEPTH AND INVERT ELEVATIONS OF ALL EXISTING PIPES AND
NOTE: NO PIPE HANGER ON GROUND INSTALLATIONS STRUCTURES AS VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR.
5. ALL SLOPES FOR HORIZONTAL DRAINAGE SHALL MAINTAIN TWO
CO CLEAN OUT
PERCENT (0.02) AND ONE PERCENT (0.01) MINIMUM UNLESS OTHERWISE
SPECIFIED.
DS DOWNSPOUT
FLOOR DRAIN DETAIL 6. WATER SUPPLY PIPE TO FIXTURE SHALL BE SIZED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS AND/OR PLUMBING CODE.
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CB CATCH BASIN 7. ALL BRANCHES OF FIXTURE OR GROUP OF FIXTURES SHALL BE PROVIDED
WITH AIR CHAMBER MADE OF CAPPED VERTICAL EXTENSION PIPE OF
300mm MIN. TO 450mm MAX.
MH MANHOLE 8. ALL WATER LINES SHALL BE HYDROSTATICALLY TESTED @ 100 PSI FOR A
PERIOD OF TWO (2) HOURS BEFORE BURIED OR COVERED. GALVANIZED
CV CHECK VALVE IRON (G.I.) PIPES DIRECTLY IN CONTACT WITH SOIL SHALL BE PROVIDED
WITH TWO COATS OF COAL TAR AND WRAPPED WITH JUTE SACK AND
600 PAINTED WITH IN COAL TAR.
GV GATE VALVE
9. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL EXISTING UTILITIES @ SITE AND
150mm Ø PVC DRAINAGE PIPE 50 500 50 COORDINATE THE WORK WITH THE SEWER AND WATERLINE SERVICE
75 mm Ø PVC M WATER METER CONNECTING/ TAPPING POINT.
DOWNSPOUT
10. ALL PIPE SIZES AND OTHER DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETER (MM)
VSTR VENT STACK THRU ROOF UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED AND ARE INDICATIVE OF INSIDE DIAMETER.
100
100
75 mm Ø PVC ST SEPTIC TANK

DOWNSPOUT
400
400
600
600
100mmØ RSB
100
100
PLAN SECTION
6 DETAIL OF CATCH BASIN

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LP
S2 1
S1
S1 S1
S2
S1
S1
3 S1
2
LP 4
LP
LP
S1 S2
S3W
S2
S2
S2
S3W
S3
GROUND FLOOR SECOND FLOOR
1 LIGHTING LAYOUT PLAN

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BULALACAO
STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
REF.
PP
5 PP PP
8 9 RANGE
PP
6
PP
7
DN
UP
UP
GROUND FLOOR SECOND FLOOR
2 POWER LAYOUT PLAN

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CONSTRUCTION
FIRM
STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
SCHEDULE OF LOADS-PB
NO. OF OUTLETS NO. OF SWITCHES AMPERE
CB. NO. LOAD DESCRIPTION VOLTS VA CB RATING POLE SIZE OF WIRE CONDUIT
L.O. C.O. S.P.O. S1 S2 S3 S3W 3Ø 1Ø
2 - 2.0mm² THHN WIRE
1 LIGHTING OUTLET 7 3 2 230 700 3.04 15AT 2 + 1 - 2.0mm² GROUNDING WIRE
20mmØ
GENERAL NOTES:
2 LIGHTING OUTLET 7 1 1 1 1 230 700 3.04 15AT 2 + 1 - 2.0mm² GROUNDING WIRE 20mmØ
3 LIGHTING OUTLET 7 1 2 230 700 3.04 15AT 2
20mmØ
1. ALL ELECTRICAL WORKS HEREIN SHALL COMPLY WITH THE PROVISION OF
+ 1 - 2.0mm² GROUNDING WIRE
4 LIGHTING OUTLET 7 2 1 230 700 6.53 15AT 2

20mmØ THE LATEST APPROVED EDITION OF THE PHILIPPINE ELECTRICAL CODE, THE
5 CONVENIENCE OUTLET 11 230 2200 9.56 15AT 2 + 1 - 2.0mm² GROUNDING WIRE
20mmØ RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE NATIONAL AND LOCAL AUTHORITY
8 2 - 3.5mm² THHN WIRE
6 1600 6.95 20AT 2 20mmØ
CONVENIENCE OUTLET 230 + 1 - 2.0mm² GROUNDING WIRE
CONCERNED, AND THE RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE UTILITY COMPANY
7 CONVENIENCE OUTLET 7 230 1400 6.08 20AT 2 20mmØ
20mmØ
CONCERNED SUCH AS CASURECO, PLDT CO., ETC.
8 REFRIGERATOR OUTLET 1 230 1500 6.52 30AT 2 + 1 - 2.0mm² GROUNDING WIRE
9 RANGE OUTLET 1 230 1500 6.52 30AT 2
20mmØ 2. SERVICE POWER SUPPLY SHALL BE 230V, SINGLE (1) PHASE, 3-WIRES 60HZ
10 SPARE 1 230 1000 4.35 30AT 2 2 - 5.5mm² THHN WIRE

20mmØ SYSTEM.
3. WIRING METHOD SHALL BE DONE IN EMT & RSC, AS INDICATED IN THE
DRAWING.
TOTAL 28 29 5 7 1 2 12000
4. MINIMUM BRANCH CIRCUIT WIRE SHALL BE 3.5MM THHN COPPER WIRE
FOR LIGHTING AND POWER SYSTEM AND RACEWAYS SHALL BE 15MM DIA.
COMPUTATION OF LOADS:
12000 V.A
FOR MAIN FEEDER
CONDUCTOR
FOR MAIN FEEDER
PROTECTION LEGEND: EMT TRADE SIZE CONDUIT, WIRES SHALL BE INSULATED FOR 600V, AND CAT 5
50.17 AMP.
230 V
= USE: 2C-14MM THHN COPPER
WIRE
USE: 100-AT,2P,230 V,BOLT ON
TYPE CIRCUIT BREAKER
UTP CABLE FOR DATA AND TELECOM. RG 59 COAXIAL CABLE FOR CABLE.
ON 32 MM DIA.uPVC PIPE
SERVICE ENTRANCE
5. ALL BRANCH CIRCUITS SHALL BE INSTALLED AS INDICATED IN THE
SERVICE DROP
1PH, 230VOLTS
2W, 60HZ
M KILOWATT HOUR METER INDIVIDUAL BRANCH CIRCUIT, HOMERUNS SHALL NOT BE COMBINED IN THE
SAME RACEWAY.
USE: 2C-14MM THHN COPPER # CIRCUIT HOMERUN
WIRE
ON 32 MM DIA.uPVC PIPE 6. ALL JUNCTION, PULL, OUTLET AND SWITCH BOXES SHALL BE PRIMER
PANEL BOARD PAINTED AND WITH COVER PLATE.
M 7. WHENEVER NECESSARY PULL BOX OF PROPER SIZES AND DIMENSIONS
CIRCUIT BREAKER
SHALL BE PROVIDED ALTHOUGH NOT INDICATED IN THE DRAWING.
LIGHTING OUTLET
8. ALL MATERIALS TO BE USED SHALL BE NEW AND APPROVED FOR THE
PANEL BOARD
S1 SWITCH 1-GANG INTENDED LOCATION AND PURPOSE.
100A, 2P 9. MOUNTING HEIGHTS NOT INDICATED ON DRAWINGS SHALL BE AS
S2 SWITCH 2-GANG
15A 15A
FOLLOWS:
1 2 S3 SWITCH 3-GANG LIGHTING CONTROL SWITCH -1.40m O.C. AFFL..
15A 15A
3 4
20A 20A CONVENIENCE OUTLET (REFRIGERATOR) DUPLEX RECEPTACLE OUTLET - 0.30m O.C., AFFL.
REF
5 6
30A 30A PANEL BOARDS -1.80m 0.C., AFFL.
7 8 UNIVERSAL CONVENIENCE OUTLET
30A OTHER FIXTURES -VERIFIED BY THE ARCHITECT
9
SPARE
ACU
AIRCONDITION UNIT 10. ALL ELECTRICAL WORKS HEREIN SHALL BE DONE UNDER DIRECT AND
IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION OF DULY QUALIFIED LICENSED ELECTRICAL
CIRCUIT WIRING
PANEL LP 1 - 14.0mm2 TW
GROUNDING
ENGINEER OR MASTER ELECTRICIAN.
SWITCH LEGS
3 SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM

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SAMUEL E. BULALACAO
BULALACAO DRAWN:
STUDENT ID: 17-20560 PTR NO: REG NO:
STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
SERVICE DROP
1PH, 230VOLTS
2W, 60HZ
2-50mm² THHN +1-14mm²

TW IN 40mm Ø RSC
5.80m.
HOUR METER
KILOWATT
PB
2-14mm² THHN +1-5.5mm² 100A,
TW IN 25mm Ø PVC 2P
1.60
1.80m.
GROUND FLOOR
4 SERVICE ENTRANCE DETAIL

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CONSTRUCTION
FIRM
STUDENT INSTRUCTOR
BILL OF MATERIALS
BILL OF MATERIALS/DETAILED COST ESTIMATE
Project: PROPOSED TWO STOREY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
Location: Bula, Camarines Sur
Owner: Samuel E. Bulalacao
NO. DESCRIPTION QUANTITY UNIT UNIT PRICE AMOUNT

1. PRELIMINARIES
a. Mobilization 1.00 lot
DIRECT COST
a. Labor Cost
1 Construction Foreman 2.00 days 650.00 1,300.00
1 Driver 2.00 days 350.00 700.00
2 Common Laborer 2.00 days 350.00 1,400.00
Labor Cost 3,400.00
b. Equipment Rental
1 Dump Truck 0.50 days 5,000.00 2,500.00
Equipment Rental Cost 2,500.00
Sub-Total of Direct Cost (Materials+Labor+Equipment Rental) 5,900.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 885.00
b. Profit 590.00
c. Vat and Taxes 368.75
Sub-Total of Indirect Cost (OCM, Profit and Vat and Taxes) 1,843.75
SUBTOTAL 7,743.75
b. Layout 1.00 lot
DIRECT COST
a. Labor Cost
1 Construction Foreman 1.00 days 650.00 650.00
Labor Cost 1,700.00
b. Equipment Rental
Handtools (5% of Labor) 85.00
Equipment Rental Cost 85.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 267.75
b. Profit 178.50
Sub-Total of Indirect Cost (OCM, Profit and Vat and Taxes) 557.81
SUBTOTAL 2,342.81
c. Construction Safety and Health 1.00 lot
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Hard Hat 1.00 lot 2,000.00 2,000.00
Safety Shoes 1.00 lot 2,000.00 2,000.00
Safety Belts (harness) 1.00 lot 2,000.00 2,000.00
Safety Gloves 1.00 lot 2,000.00 2,000.00
Material Cost 8,000.00
b. Labor Cost
1 Safety Officer 1.00 5,000.00 5,000.00
Labor Cost 5,000.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 1,950.00
b. Profit 1,300.00
SUBTOTAL 17,062.50
c. Project Photographs 1.00 lot
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Photos 1.00 lot 2,500.00 2,500.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 375.00
b. Profit 250.00
Sub-Total of Indirect Cost (OCM, Profit and Vat and Taxes) 781.25
SUBTOTAL 3,281.25
TOTAL COST (PRELIMINARIES) 30,430.31
2. EARTHWORKS
a. Excavation
1. Column Footing 64.80 cu.m.
DIRECT COST
a. Labor Cost
Labor Cost 28,800.00
b. Equipment Rental
Handtools (5% of Labor) 1,440.00
2. Wall Footing and Tie Beam 10.08 cu.m.

DIRECT COST
a. Labor Cost
Labor Cost 5,100.00
b. Equipment Rental
3. Septic Vault 18.14 cu.m.

DIRECT COST
a. Labor Cost
Labor Cost 7,200.00
b. Equipment Rental
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 6,473.25
b. Profit 4,315.50
c. Vat and Taxes 2,697.19
ITEM COST 56,640.94

b. Backfilling
DIRECT COST
a. Labor Cost
b. Equipment Rental
2. Wall Footing 6.72 cu.m.
DIRECT COST
a. Labor Cost
Labor Cost 2,100.00
b. Equipment Rental
3. Filling 25.00 cu.m.
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Suitable Backfilling Material 25.00 cu.m. 350.00 8,750.00
a. Labor Cost
Labor Cost 9,600.00
b. Equipment Rental
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 5,801.25
b. Profit 3,867.50
ITEM COST 50,760.94
c. Gravel Fill
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
G 3/4 Gravel 4.00 cu.m. 1,485.00 5,940.00
b. Labor Cost
Labor Cost 1,050.00
c. Equipment Rental
2. Wall Footing 0.34 cu.m.

DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
G 3/4 Gravel 1.00 cu.m. 1,485.00 1,485.00
b. Labor Cost
1 Common Laborer 1.00 days 350.00 350.00
Labor Cost 350.00
c. Equipment Rental
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 1,334.25
b. Profit 889.50
ITEM COST 11,674.69
TOTAL COST (EARTHWORKS) 119,076.56
3. FORMS AND SCAFFOLDINGS
a. Columns 16.00 units
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
2" x 2" x 12' Coco Lumber 359.00 pcs 112.00 40,208.00
1/4 x 4' x 8' Marine Plywood 33.00 pcs 495.00 16,335.00
Assorted C.W. Nails 30.00 kg 77.00 2,310.00
b. Labor Cost
2 Carpenter 20.00 days 550.00 22,000.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 18,168.75
b. Profit 12,112.50
Sub-Total of Indirect Cost (Project Supervision+Permits and Taxes) 37,851.56
ITEM COST 158,976.56

b. Beams 93.50 m
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
b. Labor Cost
1 Carpenter 16.00 days 550.00 8,800.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 13,371.75
b. Profit 8,914.50

c. Slab 115.00 sq.m
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
b. Labor Cost
2 Carpenter 7.00 days 550.00 7,700.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 10,293.84
b. Profit 6,862.56
ITEM COST 90,071.13

d. Stairs and Landing 1.00 lot
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Assorted C.W. Nails 10.00 kg 77.00 770.00
b. Labor Cost
1 Skilled Laborer 2.00 days 550.00 1,100.00
Labor Cost 3,800.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 2,316.75
b. Profit 1,544.50
ITEM COST 20,271.56

TOTAL COST (FORMS AND SCAFFOLDING WORKS) 386,322.07
4. REINFORCED CONCRETE WORKS
a. Footing 10.80 cu.m.
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Portland Cement 99.00 bags 253.00 25,047.00
Albay Sand 6.00 cu.m. 880.00 5,280.00
G 3/4 Gravel 11.00 cu.m. 1,485.00 16,335.00
16 mm Ø RSB 74.00 pcs 74.00 5,476.00
30 cm Tie Wire 10.00 kg 83.00 830.00
b. Labor Cost
c. Equipment Rental Cost
1 One Bagger Mixer 4.00 days 1,520.00 6,080.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 11,557.20
b. Profit 7,704.80
ITEM COST 89,568.30

b. Slab on Fill 10.00 cu.m.
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Albay Sand 5.00 cu.m. 880.00 4,400.00
G 3/4 Gravel 10.00 cu.m. 1,485.00 14,850.00
10 mm Ø RSB 161.00 pcs. 187.00 30,107.00
#16 Tie Wire 23.00 kg 83.00 1,909.00
b. Labor Cost
1 Skillled Laborer 8.00 days 550.00 4,400.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 14,148.15
b. Profit 9,432.10

c. Columns 12.10 cu.m.
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Albay Sand 7.00 cu.m. 880.00 6,160.00
G 3/4 Gravel 13.00 cu.m. 1,485.00 19,305.00
16 mm Ø RSB 152.00 pcs 462.00 70,224.00
10 mm Ø RSB 206.00 pcs 187.00 38,522.00
#16 Tie Wire 43.00 kg 83.00 3,569.00
b. Labor Cost
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 33,119.55
b. Profit 22,079.70

d. Wall Footing 3.36 cu.m.
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Albay Sand 2.00 cu.m. 880.00 1,760.00
G 3/4 Gravel 3.36 cu.m. 1,485.00 4,989.60
12 mm Ø RSB 6.00 pcs 264.00 1,584.00
10 mm Ø RSB 7.00 pcs 187.00 1,309.00
#16 Tie Wire 3.00 kg 83.00 249.00
b. Labor Cost
Labor Cost 4,500.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 3,563.19
b. Profit 2,375.46
ITEM COST 31,177.91

e. Tie Beams 2.80 cu.m.
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Albay Sand 2.00 cu.m. 880.00 1,760.00
G 3/4 Gravel 3.00 cu.m. 1,485.00 4,455.00
16 mm Ø RSB 44.00 pcs. 462.00 20,328.00
10 mm Ø RSB 54.00 pcs. 187.00 10,098.00
#16 Tie Wire 13.00 kgs. 83.00 1,079.00
b. Labor Cost
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 9,038.70
b. Profit 6,025.80
ITEM COST 79,088.63

f. Stairs and Landing 1.07 cu.m.
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Albay Sand 1.00 cu.m. 880.00 880.00
3/4 Gravel 2.00 cu.m. 1,485.00 2,970.00
12 mm Ø RSB 17.00 pcs 264.00 4,488.00
10 mm Ø RSB 17.00 pcs 187.00 3,179.00
#16 Tie Wire 3.00 kg 83.00 249.00
b. Labor Cost
Labor Cost 5,100.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 1,950.00
b. Profit 1,300.00
ITEM COST 17,062.50

g. Reinforced Concrete Beams 6.11 cu.m.
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Albay Sand 4.00 cu.m. 880.00 3,520.00
G 3/4 Gravel 7.00 cu.m. 1,485.00 10,395.00
16 mm Ø RSB 95.00 pcs. 462.00 43,890.00
12 mm Ø RSB 19.00 pcs. 264.00 5,016.00
10 mm Ø RSB 122.00 pcs. 187.00 22,814.00
#16 Tie Wire 28.00 kg 83.00 2,324.00
b. Labor Cost

INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 20,981.10
b. Profit 13,987.40

h. Roof Beams 7.22 cu.m.
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Albay Sand 5.00 cu.m. 880.00 4,400.00
G 3/4 Gravel 8.00 cu.m. 1,485.00 11,880.00
16 mm Ø RSB 81.00 pcs. 462.00 37,422.00
12 mm Ø RSB 58.00 pcs. 264.00 15,312.00
10 mm Ø RSB 154.00 pcs. 187.00 28,798.00
#16 Tie Wire 39.00 kg 83.00 3,237.00
b. Labor Cost
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 24,525.75
b. Profit 16,350.50

i. Suspended Floor Slab 17.25 cu.m.
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Albay Sand 9.00 cu.m. 880.00 7,920.00
G 3/4 Gravel 18.00 cu.m. 1,485.00 26,730.00
12 mm Ø RSB 228.00 pcs 264.00 60,192.00
#16 Tie Wire 21.00 kg 83.00 1,743.00
b. Labor Cost
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 27,253.95
b. Profit 18,169.30

TOTAL COST (REINFORCED CONCRETE WORKS) 1,267,146.71
5. MASONRY WORKS
a. First Floor (4" CHB) 221.85 sq.m.
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
4" CHB 2,774.00 pcs 15.00 41,610.00
12 mm Ø RSB 173.00 pcs 264.00 45,672.00
Portlande Cement 116.00 bags 253.00 29,348.00
Albay Sand 10.00 cu.m. 880.00 8,800.00
#16 Tie Wire 10.00 kg 83.00 830.00
b. Labor Cost
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 25,239.00
b. Profit 16,826.00

b. Second Floor (4" CHB) 184.94 sq.m.
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
CHB 4" 2,312.00 pcs 15.00 34,680.00
12 mm Ø RSB 144.00 pcs 264.00 38,016.00
Sand 9.00 cu.m. 880.00 7,920.00
#16 Tie Wire 8.00 kg 83.00 664.00
b. Labor Cost
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 21,123.15
b. Profit 14,082.10

TOTAL COST (MASONRY WORKS) 405,668.81
6. PLASTERING WORKS 406.79 sq.m.
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Albay Sand 10.00 cu.m. 880.00 8,800.00
b. Labor Cost
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 7,793.10
b. Profit 5,195.40
ITEM COST 68,189.63
TOTAL COST (PLASTERING WORKS) 68,189.63
7. ROOFING WORKS 1.00 lot
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Corrugated GI Sheets (1100 mm x 3660 mm) 44.00 pcs 1,400.00 61,600.00
1.2 mm. Thk. 2" x 4" x 6 m. C- Purlins 50.00 pcs 605.00 30,250.00
12 mm Ø Round Bar Sagrod 10.00 pcs 198.00 1,980.00
2 x 2 x 1/4 Angle Bar 16.00 pcs 1,294.00 20,704.00
3/16 x 1 -1/2 Angle Bar Purlin Connector 3.00 pcs 624.00 1,872.00
Ridge Roll 6.00 pcs 413.00 2,478.00
10 mm thk. Gusset Plate 2.16 sq.m 4,285.00 9,255.60
Metal Tekscrew 60.00 pcs 3.00 180.00
Welding Rod 20.00 kgs 149.00 2,980.00
4" Ø Grinding Disk 3.00 pcs 110.00 330.00
b. Labor Cost
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 18,502.50
b. Profit 12,335.00

TOTAL COST (ROOFING WORKS) 161,896.88
8. ARCHITECTURAL DOORS AND WINDOWS
a. Doors 9.00 sets
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Door 1 (2.1 m x 1.0 m Wodden Panel Door) 1.00 set 8,500.00 8,500.00
Door 2 (2.10 m x 0.8 m Wooden Flush type Door) 1.00 set 7,000.00 7,000.00
Door 3 (2.10 m x 0.7 m Wooden Flush Type Door) 3.00 set 6,500.00 19,500.00
Door 4 (2.10 m x 1.4 m 2 Wooden Flush type Door) 1.00 sets 10,500.00 10,500.00
Door 5 (1.90 m x 0.60 m UPVC Door) 3.00 sets 3,000.00 9,000.00

b. Labor Cost
1 Carpenter 6.00 days 550.00 3,300.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 7,605.00
b. Profit 5,070.00
ITEM COST 66,543.75

b. Windows 17.00 sets
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Window 1 (1.30 m x 2 m Sliding window on aluminum
1.00 sets 14,066.00 14,066.00
framing)
1.00 sets 7,033.00 7,033.00
framing)
1.00 sets 4,328.00 4,328.00
framing)
Window 4 (1.30 m x 1.20 m Sliding window on
7.00 sets 8,439.60 59,077.20
aluminum framing)
Window 5 (0.40 m x 0.50 m Awning window on
7.00 sets 936.00 6,552.00
aluminum framing)
b. Labor Cost
1 Glass Installer 5.00 days 550.00 2,750.00
Labor Cost 8,000.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 5,014.05
b. Profit 3,342.70
ITEM COST 43,872.94

TOTAL COST (ARCHITECTURAL DOORS AND WINDOWS) 110,416.69
9. TILEWORKS
a. Comfort Rooms (floors and walls) 48.40 sq.m.
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
30 cm x 30 cm Glossy Tiles 565.00 pcs 60.00 33,900.00
Tile Adhesive 17.00 bags 235.00 3,995.00
Tile Grout 9.00 kg 72.00 648.00
b. Labor Cost
2 Skilled Laborers 5.00 days 550.00 5,500.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 7,618.95
b. Profit 5,079.30
ITEM COST 66,665.81

b. Floor Tiles (including stairs and landing) 109.00 sq.m.
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
40 cm x 40 cm Tiles 716.00 pcs 138.00 98,808.00
Tile Adhesive 37.00 bags 235.00 8,695.00
Tile Grout 19.00 kg 72.00 1,368.00
b. Labor Cost
2 Skilled Laborers 16.00 days 550.00 17,600.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 22,210.65
b. Profit 14,807.10

TOTAL COST (TILEWORKS) 261,009.00
10. CEILING WORKS 1.00 lot
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
0.8 mm thk. Single Furring (12mm x 38mm x 5 m) 31.00 pcs. 107.00 3,317.00
0.8 mm thk. Carrying Channel (12mm x 38mm x 5m) 6.00 pcs. 105.00 630.00
0.2 mm thk. Wall Angle (20mm x 20mm x 2.44 m) 83.00 pcs. 38.00 3,154.00
Pre-formed wire clip 1.00 set 4.00 4.00
Concrete Nail (Assorted Size) 1.50 kgs 170.00 255.00
0.4 mm thk. DuraSpandrel Ceiling Board 33.00 pcs. 215.00 7,095.00
0.4 mm thk. Hardiflex (4' x 8') 49.00 pcs 540.00 26,460.00
Expansion Bolt 63.00 pcs 10.00 630.00
Threaded Rod 12.00 pcs. 88.00 1,056.00
Blind Rivet 1.00 pcs 220.00 220.00
Screw 1,188.00 pcs 0.75 891.00
b. Labor Cost
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 8,836.80
b. Profit 5,891.20
ITEM COST 77,322.00

TOTAL COST (CEILING WORKS) 77,322.00
11. PAINTING WORKS 219.89 sq.m.
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Neutralizer(Masonry Neutralizer) 11.00 gallon 470.00 5,170.00
Primer (Permacoat Flat Latex) 7.00 gallon 600.00 4,200.00
Spot Putty (Acrytex Cast) 18.00 gallon 360.00 6,480.00
Top Coat (Permacoat Latex) (2 coats) 24.00 gallon 600.00 14,400.00
Acrytex Reducer 29.00 liter 130.00 3,770.00
Paint Brush (Assorted Sizes) 10.00 sets 70.00 700.00
Sand Paper (#100 x 3m) 15.00 pcs 80.00 1,200.00
Roller Brush w/ Pan 7.00 set 100.00 700.00
b. Labor Cost
2 Skilled Laborer/Painter 5.00 days 550.00 5,500.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 7,330.50
b. Profit 4,887.00
ITEM COST 64,141.88

TOTAL COST (PAINTING WORKS) 64,141.88
12. PLUMBING, SANITARY AND DRAINAGE SYSTEM
a. Plumbing Fixtures 1.00 lot
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
Water Closet 3.00 sets 7,980.00 23,940.00
Lavatory with Faucet 3.00 sets 4,000.00 12,000.00
Kitchen Sink with faucet 1.00 set 2,680.00 2,680.00
PVC Pipe x 10' and other accessories 1.00 lot 4,000.00 4,000.00
4x4 Floor Drain 3.00 pcs 180.00 540.00
Roof Drain 3.00 pcs 360.00 1,080.00
Solvent Cement 3.00 Lit 300.00 900.00
b. Labor Cost
1 Plumber days 8.00 550.00 4,400.00
4 Common Laborer days 8.00 350.00 11,200.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 9,111.00
b. Profit 6,074.00
ITEM COST 79,721.25

b. Water Distribution System 1.00 lot
DIRECT COST
a. Materials Cost
PPR Pipes and Other Accessories 1.00 lot 5,000.00 5,000.00
b. Labor Cost
1 Plumber days 3.00 550.00 1,650.00
Labor Cost 2,700.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 1,155.00
b. Profit 770.00
ITEM COST 10,106.25

c. Septic Tank and Catch Basin 1.00 lot
DIRECT COST 21.00 sq.m
a. Materials Cost
Excavation 18.14 cu.m. 677.04 677.04
4" Concrete Hollow Blocks 263.00 pcs. 15.00 3,945.00
Albay Sand 2.00 cu.m. 880.00 1,760.00
#16 GI Tie Wire 1.00 kg. 83.00 83.00
10 mm Ø RSB 17.00 pcs. 187.00 3,179.00
4"Ø PVC Pipe x 10' 2.00 pc. 600.00 1,200.00
b. Labor Cost
1 Construction Foreman days 5.00 650.00 3,250.00
1 Plumber days 5.00 550.00 2,750.00
Labor Cost 7,750.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 3,548.11
b. Profit 2,365.40
ITEM COST 31,045.93

TOTAL COST (PLUMBING, SANITARY AND DRAINAGE SYSTEM) 120,873.43
13. ELECTRICAL WORKS 1.00 lot
a. Materials Cost
Lighting Fixture 28.00 pcs 110.00 3,080.00
2.0sq.mm THHN Wire 300.00 m 22.00 6,600.00
3.5sq.mm THHN Wire 450.00 m 24.00 10,800.00
5.5sq.mm THHN Wire 300.00 m 36.00 10,800.00
14sq.mm THHN Wire 300.00 m 95.00 28,500.00
1/2" Moldflex 100.00 m 70.00 7,000.00
Single Switch - Panasonic 7.00 sets 130.00 910.00
2 Gang Switch - Panasonic 6.00 sets 185.00 1,110.00
3 Way Switch - Panasonic 1.00 sets 250.00 250.00
Convenience Outlet 28.00 sets 250.00 7,000.00
2" x 4" Utility Box 42.00 pcs 25.00 1,050.00
4"X4" Junction Box 28.00 pcs 23.00 644.00
10 Holes Panel Board w/ 30 AT, 2p, 240 V MCCB
1.00 set 8,500.00 8,500.00
main
Branches:
15AT, 2p Circuit Breaker bolt-on 4.00 pcs 550.00 2,200.00
Electrical Tape(Big) 10.00 pcs 38.00 380.00
solvent 400cc 5.00 pcs 230.00 1,150.00
b. Labor Cost
1 Electrical Engineer days 15.00 750.00 11,250.00
2 Electrician days 15.00 650.00 19,500.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 19,308.60
b. Profit 12,872.40

TOTAL COST (ELECTRICAL WORKS) 168,950.25
14. DEMOBILIZATION 1.00 lot
DIRECT COST
1 Driver 2.00 days 350.00 700.00
Labor Cost 3,400.00
b. Equipment Rental
1 Dump Truck 0.50 days 5,000.00 2,500.00
INDIRECT COST
a.OCM 885.00
b. Profit 590.00
ITEM COST 7,743.75

TOTAL COST (DEMOBILIZATION) 7,743.75
TOTAL COST 3,249,187.96
ESTIMATION
TAKE-OFF
LIST OF ACTIVITIES
LIST OF ACTIVITIES
ACTIVITY DURATION PREDECESSOR SUCCESSOR
A PRELIMINARIES 3 - B, D
B EXCAVATION-F1 3 A AI
C EXCAVATION-F2 3 AQ AJ
D EXCAVATION-F3 3 A AK
E EXCAVATION-F4 3 AQ AL
F EXCAVATION-TB1 1 AQ, AS W
G EXCAVATION-TB2 1 AN X
H EXCAVATION-WF 1 AN, AR AM
I EXCAVATION-SEPTIC TANK 3 AT J
J BACKFILLING-F 8 I, AO, AM K
K BACKFILLING-TB 1 J L
L BACKFILLING-WF 1 K M
M FILLING 4 L AE
O FORMS-1STFLOOR C1 3 AI AQ
P FORMS-1STFLOOR C2 3 AJ AR
Q FORMS-1STFLOOR C3 3 AK AS
R FORMS-1STFLOOR C4 3 AL AT
S FORMS-2NDFLOOR C1 3 BD AU
T FORMS-2NDFLOOR C2 3 AU AV
U FORMS-2NDFLOOR C3 3 BD AW
V FORMS-2NDFLOOR C4 3 BD AX
W FORMS-TB1 2 F AN
X FORMS-TB2 2 G AO
Y FORMS-RC BEAM1 2 AP, BU, BW Z, AA, AB
Z FORMS-RC BEAM2 2 Y AF
AA FORMS-RC BEAM3 2 Y AF
AB FORMS-RC BEAM4 2 Y AF
AC FORMS-RB1 4 AV, AW, AX BE
AD FORMS-RB2 4 AV, AW, AX BF
AE FORMS-SLAB ON FILL 2 M AP
AF FORMS-SUSPENDED SLAB 5 Y, Z, AA BD
AG FORMS-STAIRS 2 BG AY
AH STAGING AND SCAFFOLDING - AP, BU, BW BG
AI CONCRETEWORKS-F1 2 B O
AJ CONCRETEWORKS-F2 2 C P
AK CONCRETEWORKS-F3 2 D Q
AL CONCRETEWORKS-F4 2 E R
AM CONCRETEWORKS-WF 2 H J
AN CONCRETEWORKS-TB1 3 W G, H
AO CONCRETEWORKS-TB2 3 X J
AP CONCRETEWORKS-SLAB ON FILL 8 AE Y, AH
AQ CONCRETEWORKS-1STFLOOR C1 2 O C, E, F
AR CONCRETEWORKS-1STFLOOR C2 2 P H
AS CONCRETEWORKS-1STFLOOR C3 2 Q F
AT CONCRETEWORKS-1STFLOOR C4 2 R I
AU CONCRETEWORKS-2NDFLOOR C1 2 S T
AV CONCRETEWORKS-2NDFLOOR C2 2 T AC, AD
AW CONCRETEWORKS-2NDFLOOR C3 2 U AC, AD
AX CONCRETEWORKS-2NDFLOOR C4 2 V AC, AD
AY CONCRETEWORKS-STAIRS 3 AG BI
AY CONCRETEWORKS-RC BEAM1 3 Z, AA, AB S, U, V
BA CONCRETEWORKS-RC BEAM2 3 Z, AA, AB S, U, V
BB CONCRETEWORKS-RC BEAM3 3 Z, AA, AB S, U, V
BC CONCRETEWORKS-RC BEAM4 3 Z, AA, AB S, U, V
BD CONCRETEWORKS-SLAB 10 AF S, U, V
BE CONCRETEWORKS-RB1 6 AC BG
BF CONCRETEWORKS-RB2 6 AD BG
BG MASONRYWORKS-1STFLOOR 12 BE, BF BH, AG
BH MASONRYWORKS-2NDFLOOR 10 BG BW, BK
BI PLASTERING 7 BJ BM, BT
BJ INSTALLATION OF DOORS AND WINDOWS 11 BL BI

BK ROOF TRUSSES INSTALLATION 8 BH BL
BL GI SHEETS INSTALLATION 2 BK BO, BJ
BM TILEWORKS-FLOOR TILES 16 BI BN
BN TILEWORKS-CR 5 BM BV
BO CEILINGWORKS-1ST FLOOR 5 BL BP
BP CEILINGWORKS-2ND FLOOR 3 BO BV
BQ PAINTING-INTERIOR 3 BV BR
BR PAINTING-EXTERIOR 2 BQ BX
BS PLUMBING FIXTURES 5 BT BX
BT SEPTIC TANK INSTALLATION 5 BI BS
BU ROUGHING-INS PLUMBING 6 AE Y
BV ELECTRICAL FIXTURES 6 BN, BP BR
BW ROUGHING-INS ELECTRICAL 9 AE Y
BX DEMOBILIZATION 2 BR, BS -
SUMMARY
BILL OF QUANTITIES
Project: PROPOSED TWO STOREY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
Location: Bula, Camarines Sur
Owner: Samuel E. Bulalacao
NO. DESCRIPTION QUANTITY UNIT AMOUNT

1. PRELIMINARIES
a. Mobilization 1.00 lot 7,743.75
b. Layout 1.00 lot 2,342.81
c. Construction Safety and Health 1.00 lot 17,062.50
d. Project Photographs 1.00 lot 3,281.25
30,430.31
2. EARTHWORKS
a. Excavation 93.02 cu.m. 56,640.94
c. Backfilling 83.56 cu.m. 50,760.94
d. Gravel Fill 3.94 cu.m. 11,674.69
119,076.56
3. FORMS AND SCAFFOLDING
a. Columns 16.00 post 158,976.56
b. Beams 93.50 m 117,002.81
c. Slabs 115.00 sq.m. 90,071.13
d. Stairs and Landing 1.00 lot 20,271.56
386,322.07
4. REINFORCED CONCRETE WORKS
a. Footing 10.80 cu.m. 89,568.30
b. Slab on Fill 10.00 cu.m. 123,796.31
c. Columns 12.10 cu.m. 289,796.06
d. Wall Footing 3.36 cu.m. 31,177.91
e. Tie Beam 2.80 cu.m. 79,088.63
f. Stairs and Landing 1.07 cu.m. 17,062.50
g. Reinforced Concrete Beam 6.11 cu.m. 183,584.63
h. Roof Beam 7.22 cu.m. 214,600.31
i. Suspended Floor Slab 17.25 cu.m. 238,472.06
1,267,146.71
5. MASONRY WORKS
a. First Floor 221.85 sq.m. 220,841.25
b. 2nd Floor Beam 184.94 sq.m. 184,827.56
405,668.81
6. PLASTERING WORKS 406.79 sq.m. 68,189.63
7. ARCHITECTURAL DOORS AND WINDOWS
a. Doors 9.00 sets 66,543.75
b. Windows 17.00 sets 43,872.94
110,416.69
8. ROOFING WORKS 1.00 lot 161,896.88
9. TILEWORKS
a. Comfort Rooms 48.40 sq.m. 66,665.81
b. Floor tiles 109.00 sq.m. 194,343.19
261,009.00
10. CEILING WORKS 1.00 lot 77,322.00
11. PAINTING WORKS 219.89 sq.m. 64,141.88
13. PLUMBING, SANITARY AND DRAINAGE SYSTEM
a. Plumbing Fixtures 1.00 lot 79,721.25
b. Water Distribution System 1.00 lot 10,106.25
c. Septic Tank and Catch Basin 1.00 lot 31,045.93
120,873.43
14. ELECTRICAL WORKS 1.00 lot 168,950.25
15. DEMOBILIZATION 1.00 lot 7,743.75
Total Cost ₱3,249,187.96
NETWORK
DIAGRAM
NETWORK DIAGRAM
*NOTE REINFORCEMEN
THERE ARE 16 FOUNDATIONS AND IT WAS DIVIDED F4 C4
13
INTO FOUR ROWS THAT IS WHY YOU CAN SEE IN THE 2 DAYS
NETWORK IT IS DIVIDED INTO FOUR. EXAMPLE: N
FOOTING 1 - F1 , COLUMN 1 - C1 IO
V AT 4
A C
X C F4 3 DAYS
E
EXCAVATION REINFORCEMENTS PLACEMENT OF PLACEMENT OF EXCAVATION REINFORCEME

START F1 C1 F1 C1 CONCRETE F1 F2 C2 F2 C2
PRELIMINARIES FORMS C1 CONCRETE C1
1 2 3 5 7 9 11 14
3 DAYS 3 DAYS 2 DAYS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 2 DAYS
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F3 VA
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3
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DA
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REINFORCEMENTS PLACEMENT OF PLACEMENT OF EXCAVATION REINFOR

F3 C3 CONCRETE F3 FORMS C3 CONCRETE C3 TIE BEAM 1
4 6 8 10 12 15
2 DAYS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 1 DAY 1 DAY
PREPARED BY: SAMUEL E. BULALACAO

CONTINUATION OF NETWORK
REINFORCEMENTS PLACEMENT OF PLACEMENT OF EXCAVATION

F4 C4 CONCRETE F4 FORMS C4 CONCRETE C4 SEPTIC TANK
13 17 20 23 26 29
2 DAYS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 1 DAY 1 DAY
DU
MM
Y CON
REINFORCEMENTS PLACEMENT OF PLACEMENT OF EXCAVATION REINFORCEMENTS PLACEMENT OF

F2 C2 CONCRETE F2 FORMS C2 CONCRETE C2 WALL FOOTING WF FORMS WF CONCRETE WF
14 16 19 22 1 DAY 25 28 31 33
2 DAYS 3 DAYS 1 DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY
1 DAY
Y
MM
MY
DU
M
DU
EXCAVATION REINFORCEMENTS PLACEMENT OF EXCAVATION REINFORCEMENTS PLACEMENT OF
TIE BEAM 1 TB1 FORMS TB1 CONCRETE TB1 TIE BEAM 2 TB2 FORMS TB2 CONCRETE TB2
15 18 21 24 27 30 32 34
2 DAYS 2 DAYS 1 DAY 2 DAYS 2 DAYS 1 DAY
1 DAY

NOTE*
IN THE FLOOR PLAN, IT IS
INDICATED THAT THE FLOOR LINE
SHOULD BE ELEVATED FOR ABOUT
0.6 M FROM THE NGL
DU
MM
Y
FILLING OF
SUITABLE
MATERIALS
FOR FLOOR
REINFORCEMENTS PLACEMENT OF BACKFILLING - BACKFILLING - BACKFILLING - LINE FORMS SLAB REINFORCE
WF FORMS WF CONCRETE WF FOOTINGS TIE BEAM WALL FOOTING ELEVATION ON FILL SLAB ON FIL
31 33 35 36 37 38 39 40
1 DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY 8 DAYS 1 DAY 1 DAY 4 DAYS 2 DAYS
ROUGHIN
Y
MM
DU
PLACEMENT OF
FORMS TB2 CONCRETE TB2
32 34
2 DAYS 1 DAY

REINFORCEMENT
46 RC BEAM2
49
2 DAYS
ROUGHING-INS
ELECTRICAL 42
2 C
DUMMY
AM S R
Y
M
BE M
3 DAYS
UM
R
2 DAYS
FO
D
PLACEMENT OF REINFORCEMEN
ORMS SLAB REINFORCEMENT CONCRETE FORMS RC REINFORCEMENT FORMS RC REINFORCEMENT FORMS SUSPENDED SUSPENDED
SLAB ON FILL SLAB BEAM1 RC BEAM1 BEAM3 RC BEAM3 FLOOR SLAB FLOOR SLAB
40 41 44 45 47 2 DAYS 50 52 53
5 DAYS 3 DAYS 2 DAYS 2 DAYS 2 DAYS 5 DAYS 5 DAYS
DUMMY
STA FORMS RC
GIN
ROUGHING-INS GA BEAM4
ND 2 DAYS
PLUMBING 3 DAYS SCA
FFO
LDIN REINFORCEMENT
43 GS
RC BEAM4
48 51
2 DAYS
STA
GIN
G AND
SCA
FFO
LDIN
GS

55 PLACEMENT OF
ELECTRIC S
G-IN
AL
FORMS C3 CONCRETE C3
59 63 1 DAY
67
3 2 DAYS
ROUGHIN
3 DAYS C
TS DU
EN MM
DUMMY
EM Y
C 3 DAYS
PLACEMENT OF R
CONCRETE FO
IN
REINFORCEMENT SUSPENDED REINFORCEMENTS RE
FORMS SUSPENDED SUSPENDED FLOOR SLAB AND 2ND FLOOR PLACEMENT OF REINFORCEMENT PLACEMENT
FLOOR SLAB FLOOR SLAB RC BEAMS COLUMN1 FORMS C1 CONCRETE C1 FORMS C2 CONCRETE
54 57 58 C2
53 60 1 DAY
62 66 70
5 DAYS 5 DAYS 7 DAYS 3 DAYS 2 DAYS 3 DAYS 2 DAYS
R
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N
FO
R
ROUGHIN
C
EM MY
PLUMBIN
M
DUMMY
3 DAYS 3 DAYS EN DU
TS
C PLACEMENT OF
4
G-INS
FORMS C4 CONCRETE C4
G
61 64 69
2 DAYS 1 DAY
56
GA
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S CAF
FOLD
IN GS
S T A G I N G A N D S C A F F O

PLACEMENT OF
PLACEMENT OF CONCRETE ROOF
FORMS ROOF
CEMENTS
CONCRETE C3
AM 1 & 2
63 67 BEAM 1 & 2 BEAM 1 & 2
1 DAY
72 74 76
4 DAYS 2 DAYS
DU
ROOF BE
MM DU
REINFOR
Y MM
4 DAYS Y
MASONRY -
REINFORCEMENT PLACEMENT OF CHB LAYING 1ST
C2 FORMS C2 CONCRETE C2 FLOOR
62 66 70 71 78 79
3 DAYS 2 DAYS 1 DAY
12 DAYS
REINFOR
ROOF BE
Y
MY MM
CEMENTS
M U
DU 4 DAYS AM 3 & 4 D
PLACEMENT OF
FORMS ROOF CONCRETE ROOF
PLACEMENT OF BEAM 3 & 4
CONCRETE C4 73 75 BEAM 3 & 4 77
64 1 DAY 69 4 DAYS 2 DAYS
Y
UMM
D
S T A G I N G A N D S C A F F O L D I N G S

CEILING LIGHT
82 CEILING BOARD METAL FRAMING CEILING BOARD
INSTALLATION (2ND FLOOR) INSTALLATION
A L 87 89 91 94
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1 DAY 2 DAY 1 DAY
R
LAYING O
WIRES AN
3 DAYS M
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CABLES
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FL
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DUMMY
DU
(1
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N
MM
I
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IN
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AM
Y
C
FR
ASONRY - MASONRY - INSTALLATION OF GI SHEETS
LAYING 1ST CHB LAYING 2ND ROOF TRUSSES AND DOORS AND WINDOWS PLASTERING ELECTRICAL FIX
INSTALLATION TILING FLOOR TILING COMFORT
FLOOR PURLINS INSTALLATION 1ST & 2NDFLOOR TILES ROOMS INSTALLATI
79 80 83 85 88 90 92 95
10 DAYS 8 DAYS 2 DAYS 11 DAYS 7 DAYS 16 DAYS 5 DAYS 9 DAYS
SE STA
FO
IN
PT LL
RM
IC AT
Y
S
TA IO
ST
M
5 DAYS
NK N
DU
1 DAYS
AI
RS
PLACEMENT
REINFORCEMENT OF CONCRETE PLUMBING FIXTURES
STAIRS STAIRS INSTALLATIONS
81 84 86 93 96
2 DAYS 1 DAYS 8 DAYS

CEILING LIGHT
CEILING BOARD METAL FRAMING THE DURATION OF THE
CEILING BOARD
INSTALLATION (2ND FLOOR) INSTALLATION
CONSTRUCTION OF PROPOSED
89 91 94 TWO-STOREY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
1 DAY 2 DAY 1 DAY
IS ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SIX (186)
DAYS.
DU
MM
Y
PLASTERING TILING FLOOR TILING COMFORT ELECTRICAL FIXTURES INTERIOR EXTERIOR CLEARING AND
1ST & 2NDFLOOR TILES ROOMS INSTALLATION PAINTING PAINTING DEMOBILIZATION
88 90 92 95 97 98 99 100
16 DAYS 5 DAYS 9 DAYS 3 DAYS 2 DAYS 2 DAYS
7 DAYS
END
SE STA
IN
PT LL
IC AT
Y
MM
TA IO
5 DAYS D U
NK N
PLUMBING FIXTURES
INSTALLATIONS
93 96
8 DAYS

COMPUTATION OF
PROJECT DURATION
COMPUTATION OF
DURATIONS
16 AL 18 18 R 21 21 AT 23
15 2 17 17 3 20 20 2 22
13 E 16
12 3 15
0 A 3 3 B 6 6 AI 8 8 O 11 11 AQ 13 13 C 16 16 AJ 18 18 P 21 21 AR 23
0 3 3 0 3 3 3 2 5 5 3 8 8 2 10 10 3 13 13 2 15 15 3 18 18 2 20
3 D 6
3 3 6
6 AK 8 8 Q 11 11 AS 13 13 F 14 14 W 16 16 AN 19 19 G 20
6 2 8 8 3 11 11 2 13 13 1 14 14 2 16 16 3 19 19 1 18
COMPUTATION OF
DURATIONS
23 I 24
22 1 23
49 BW 52
46 3 49
23 H 24 24 AM 26 26 J 34 34 L 35 35 M 39 39 AE 41 41 AP 49 49 Y 51
20 1 21 21 2 23 23 8 31 31 1 32 32 4 36 36 2 38 38 8 46 49 2 51
49 BU 52
46 3 49
20 20 X 22 22 AO 25
18 18 2 20 20 3 23
COMPUTATION OF
DURATIONS
51 Z 53 68 U 71 71 AW 73
51 2 53 73 3 76 76 2 78
78 AC 82 82 BE 88
78 4 82 82 6 88
51 AA 53 53 AF 58 58 BD 68 68 S 71 71 AU 73 73 T 76 76 AV 78
51 2 53 53 5 58 58 10 68 68 3 71 71 2 73 73 3 76 76 2 78
78 AD 82 82 BF 88
78 4 82 82 6 88
51 AB 53 68 V 71 71 AX 73
51 2 53 73 3 76 76 2 78
COMPUTATION OF
DURATIONS
100 BW 103 115 BP 118

97 3 100 110 BO 115
136 5 141 141 3 144
88 BG 90 90 BH 100 100BG
88 BK90
108 108 BL 110 110 BJ 121 121 BI 128 128 BM 144 144 BN 149 149 BV 155
88 12 90 90 10 100 100128 108
0 108 2 110 110 11 121 121 7 128 128 16 144 144 5 149 149 6 155
90 AG 92 92 AY 95 128 BT 133
116 2 118 118 3 121 150 5 155
COMPUTATION OF
DURATIONS
BP 118
144
THE TOTAL COMPUTED DURATION FOR
THIS PROJECT IS 162 DAYS
128 BM 144 144 BN 149 149 BV 155 155 BQ 158 158 BR 160 160 BX 162
128 16 144 144 5 149 149 6 155 158 3 158 158 2 160 160 2 162
128 BT 133 133 BS 138

150 5 155 155 5 160
The critical path is [A – D – AK – Q – AS - F – W – AN – G – X – AO – J – L M –
AE – AP – BU – Y – AA – AF – BD – S – AU – T – AV – AC – BE – BG – BH – BK – BL –
BJ – BI – BM – BN – BV – BQ – BR – BX]
The Duration of the project is 162 days.

GANTT CHART
MONTH 1 MONTH 2
ACTIVITIES Duration
(Days)
Total Cost Per Day WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 4 WEEK 5 WEEK 6 WEEK 7 WEEK 8
₱3,249,187.96 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 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47
1 PRELIMINARIES 3.00 ₱30,430.31 ₱10,143.44 ₱30,430.31

a Mobilization 2.00 ₱7,743.75 3871.88
b Layout 1.00 ₱2,342.81 2342.81
c Construction Safety and Health ₱17,062.50
d Project Photographs ₱3,281.25
2 EARTHWORKS 34.00 ₱119,076.56 ₱3,502.25 ₱119,076.56
a Excavation 18.00 ₱58,612.24 ₱3,256.24
Footing ₱19,537.41
Footing 1 3.00 ₱4,884.35 ₱1,628.12
Footing 2 3.00 ₱4,884.35 ₱1,628.12
Footing 3 3.00 ₱4,884.35 ₱1,628.12
Footing 4 3.00 ₱4,884.35 ₱1,628.12
Wall Footing and Tie Beam 3.00 ₱19,537.41 ₱6,512.47
Septic Tank 3.00 ₱19,537.41 ₱6,512.47
b Backfill 14.00 ₱61,954.75 ₱4,425.34
c Gravel Fill 2.00 ₱26,485.66 ₱13,242.83
3 FORMWORKS & STAGING 49.00 ₱662,301.45 ₱13,516.36 ₱386,322.07
a First Floor Column 10.00 ₱79,488.28 ₱7,948.83
Column 1 3.00 ₱19,872.07 ₱7,948.83
Column 2 3.00 ₱19,872.07 ₱7,948.83
Column 3 3.00 ₱19,872.07 ₱7,948.83
Column 4 3.00 ₱19,872.07 ₱7,948.83
b Tie Beam 4.00 ₱23,400.56 ₱5,850.14
. Tie Beam 1 2.00 ₱11,700.28 ₱5,850.14
Tie Beam 2 2.00 ₱11,700.28 ₱5,850.14
c Slab on fill 2.00 ₱27,021.34 ₱13,510.67
d Suspended Floor Slab 5.00 ₱63,049.79 ₱12,609.96
e Reinforced Concrete Beam 8.00 ₱46,801.13 ₱5,850.14
RC Beam 1 2.00 ₱11,700.28 ₱5,850.14
RC Beam 2 2.00 ₱11,700.28 ₱5,850.14
RC Beam 3 2.00 ₱11,700.28 ₱5,850.14
RC Beam 4 2.00 ₱11,700.28 ₱5,850.14
f Second Floor Column 10.00 ₱79,488.28 ₱7,948.83
Column 1 3.00 ₱19,872.07 ₱7,948.83
Column 2 3.00 ₱19,872.07 ₱7,948.83
Column 3 3.00 ₱19,872.07 ₱7,948.83
Column 4 3.00 ₱19,872.07 ₱7,948.83
g Roof Beam 8.00 ₱46,801.13 ₱5,850.14
. Roof Beam 1 4.00 ₱23,400.56 ₱5,850.14
Roof Beam 2 4.00 ₱23,400.56 ₱5,850.14
h Stairs 2.00 ₱20,271.56 ₱10,135.78
4 CONCRETE AND STEEL WORKS 77.00 ₱1,267,146.71 ₱16,456.45 ₱1,267,146.71
a Footing 8.00 ₱89,568.30 ₱11,196.04
Footing 1 2.00 ₱22,392.08 ₱11,196.04
Footing 2 2.00 ₱22,392.08 ₱11,196.04
Footing 3 2.00 ₱22,392.08 ₱11,196.04
Footing 4 2.00 ₱22,392.08 ₱11,196.04
b Column (1st Floor) 8.00 ₱144,898.03 ₱18,112.25
Column 1 2.00 ₱36,224.51 ₱18,112.25
Column 2 2.00 ₱36,224.51 ₱18,112.25
Column 3 2.00 ₱36,224.51 ₱18,112.25
Column 4 2.00 ₱36,224.51 ₱18,112.25
c Tie Beams 6.00 ₱79,088.63 ₱13,181.44
. Tie Beam 1 3.00 ₱39,544.31 ₱13,181.44
Tie Beam 2 3.00 ₱39,544.31 ₱13,181.44
d Wall Footing 2.00 ₱31,177.91 ₱15,588.96
f Slab on Fill 8.00 ₱123,796.31 ₱15,474.54
g Stairs and Landing 3.00 ₱17,062.50 ₱5,687.50
h RC Beam 12.00 ₱183,584.63 ₱15,298.72
RC Beam 1 3.00 ₱11,700.28 ₱3,900.09
RC Beam 2 3.00 ₱11,700.28 ₱3,900.09
RC Beam 3 3.00 ₱11,700.28 ₱3,900.09
RC Beam 4 3.00 ₱11,700.28 ₱3,900.09
i Suspended Floor Slab 10.00 ₱238,472.06 ₱23,847.21
j Column (2nd Floor) 8.00 ₱144,898.03 ₱18,112.25
Column 1 2.00 ₱36,224.51 ₱18,112.25
Column 2 2.00 ₱36,224.51 ₱18,112.25
Column 3 2.00 ₱36,224.51 ₱18,112.25
Column 4 2.00 ₱36,224.51 ₱18,112.25
k Roof Beams 12.00 ₱214,600.31 ₱17,883.36
. Roof Beam 1 6.00 ₱107,300.16 ₱17,883.36
Roof Beam 2 6.00 ₱107,300.16 ₱17,883.36
5 MASONRY WORKS 22.00 ₱405,668.81 ₱18,439.49 ₱405,668.81
a First Floor 12.00 ₱220,841.25 ₱18,403.44
b Second Floor 10.00 ₱184,827.56 ₱18,482.76
6 ELECTRICAL WORKS 15.00 ₱168,950.25 ₱11,263.35 ₱168,950.25
a Roughing ins 9.00 ₱101,370.15 ₱11,263.35
b Fixtures 6.00 ₱67,580.10 ₱11,263.35
7 PLUMBING 16.00 ₱120,873.43 ₱7,554.59 ₱120,873.43
a Plumbing Fixtures 5.00 ₱79,721.25 ₱15,944.25
b Water Distribution System 6.00 ₱10,106.25 ₱1,684.38
c Septic Tank 5.00 ₱31,045.93 ₱6,209.19
8 ROOFING WORKS 10.00 ₱161,896.88 ₱16,189.69 ₱161,896.88
a Installation of Roof Trusses 8.00 ₱113,327.81 ₱14,165.98
b Roof Sheets 2.00 ₱48,569.06 ₱24,284.53
9 DOORS AND WINDOWS 11.00 ₱110,416.69 ₱10,037.88 ₱110,416.69
a Doors 6.00 ₱66,543.75 ₱11,090.63
b Windows 5.00 ₱43,872.94 ₱8,774.59
10 PLASTERING 7.00 ₱68,189.63 ₱9,741.38 ₱68,189.63
11 TILE WORKS 21.00 ₱261,009.00 ₱12,429.00 ₱261,009.00
a Comfort Rooms 5.00 ₱66,665.81 ₱13,333.16
b Floor Tiles 16.00 ₱194,343.19 ₱12,146.45
12 CEILING WORKS 8.00 ₱77,322.00 ₱9,665.25 ₱77,322.00
a First Floor 5.00 ₱48,326.25 ₱9,665.25
b Second Floor 3.00 ₱28,995.75 ₱9,665.25
13 PAINTING WORKS 5.00 ₱64,141.88 ₱12,828.38 ₱64,141.88
a Interior 3.00 ₱38,485.13 ₱12,828.38
b Exterior 2.00 ₱25,656.75 ₱12,828.38
14 DEMOBILIZATION 2.00 ₱7,743.75 ₱3,871.88 ₱7,743.75
₱71,859.41
₱51,532.56
₱15,897.66
₱15,897.66
₱36,224.51
₱16,437.67
₱16,437.67
₱42,074.65
₱28,242.22
₱29,079.09
₱28,922.60
₱35,591.56
₱61,768.56
₱12,362.61
₱13,181.44
₱15,588.96
₱15,588.96
₱15,588.96
₱13,510.67
₱13,510.67
₱15,474.54
₱15,474.54
₱15,474.54
₱15,474.54
₱15,474.54
₱28,422.26
₱3,871.88
₱3,871.88
₱2,342.81
₱1,628.12
₱1,628.12
₱1,628.12
₱9,768.71
₱4,425.34
₱4,425.34
₱4,425.34
₱4,425.34
₱4,425.34
₱4,425.34
₱4,425.34
₱4,425.34
₱4,425.34
₱4,425.34
₱4,425.34
₱4,425.34
₱4,425.34
₱4,425.34
DAILY CASH FLOW

WEEKLY CASH FLOW ₱14,970.92 ₱201,180.50 ₱161,193.90 ₱154,082.08 ₱37,715.65 ₱26,552.04 ₱55,771.90 ₱118,742.68
MONTHLY CASH FLOW ₱531,427.40 ₱238,782.27
CUMULATIVE CASH FLOW ₱531,427.40 ₱770,209.67
PREPARED BY: SAMUEL E BULALACAO

MONTH 2
₱770,209.67
₱238,782.27
WEEK 8
₱118,742.68
₱28,422.26
₱28,422.26
₱5,850.14
₱5,850.14
₱9,750.23
WEEK 5
₱63,523.11
₱9,750.23
₱3,900.09
₱3,900.09
₱11,700.28
₱11,700.28
₱7,800.19
WEEK 6
₱55,510.99
₱7,800.19
₱12,609.96
₱12,609.96
MONTH 3
₱512,168.99
₱12,609.96
₱1,282,378.65
₱12,609.96
₱12,609.96
WEEK 7
₱124,029.70
₱36,794.93
₱36,794.93
₱36,794.93
₱23,847.21
₱23,847.21
₱23,847.21
WEEK 8
₱156,030.96
₱23,847.21
₱23,847.21
₱3,900.09
₱3,900.09
₱3,900.09
₱3,900.09
WEEK 9
₱51,824.88
₱18,112.25
₱18,112.25
₱44,173.34
₱44,173.34
₱34,009.91
₱70,234.42
WEEK 10
₱218,652.08
₱18,112.25
₱7,948.83
₱7,948.83
MONTH 4
₱557,939.48
₱18,112.25
₱1,840,318.14
₱35,766.72
₱35,766.72
WEEK 11
₱169,127.96
₱35,766.72
₱35,766.72
₱11,700.28
₱11,700.28
₱11,700.28
₱11,700.28
WEEK 12
₱118,334.56
₱35,766.72
₱35,766.72
₱18,403.44
₱18,403.44
₱18,403.44
₱18,403.44
WEEK 13
₱110,420.63
₱18,403.44
₱18,403.44
₱18,403.44
₱18,403.44
₱18,403.44
₱18,403.44
WEEK 14
₱110,420.63
₱18,403.44
₱18,403.44
₱18,482.76
MONTH 5
₱456,527.47
₱18,482.76
₱2,296,845.60
₱18,482.76
₱18,482.76
WEEK 15
₱110,896.54
₱18,482.76
₱18,482.76
₱18,482.76
₱18,482.76
₱18,482.76
₱18,482.76
WEEK 16
₱124,789.68
₱25,429.33
₱25,429.33
₱25,429.33
₱14,165.98
₱14,165.98
₱14,165.98
WEEK 17
₱96,259.21
₱14,165.98
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MONTH 6
₱414,042.46
₱2,710,888.06
MONTH 6 MONTH 7 MONTH 8 MONTH 9
WEEK 17 WEEK 18 WEEK 19 WEEK 20 WEEK 21 WEEK 22 WEEK 23 WEEK 24 WEEK 25 WEEK 26 WEEK 27 WEEK 28 WEEK 29 WEEK 30
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₱14,165.98
₱24,284.53
₱24,284.53
₱19,703.13
₱19,703.13
₱19,703.13
₱19,703.13
₱19,703.13
₱19,703.13
₱19,703.13
₱19,703.13
₱19,703.13
₱19,703.13
₱10,037.88
₱12,429.00
₱12,429.00
₱12,429.00
₱12,429.00
₱12,429.00
₱12,429.00
₱12,429.00
₱15,874.44
₱15,874.44
₱15,874.44
₱15,874.44
₱15,874.44
₱25,609.50
₱25,609.50
₱25,609.50
₱25,609.50
₱25,609.50
₱25,609.50
₱25,609.50
₱25,609.50
₱12,146.45
₱12,146.45
₱12,146.45
₱12,146.45
₱12,146.45
₱11,263.35
₱11,263.35
₱11,263.35
₱11,263.35
₱11,263.35
₱11,263.35
₱12,828.38
₱12,828.38
₱12,828.38
₱12,828.38
₱12,828.38
₱9,665.25
₱9,665.25
₱9,665.25
₱3,871.88
₱3,871.88
₱96,259.21 ₱127,381.59 ₱118,218.78 ₱72,182.88 ₱88,355.74 ₱143,921.94 ₱105,824.25 ₱71,995.60 ₱69,145.13 ₱59,057.25 ₱0.00 ₱0.00 ₱0.00 ₱0.00
₱414,042.46 ₱410,097.52 ₱128,202.38 ₱0.00
₱2,710,888.06 ₱3,120,985.59 ₱3,249,187.96 ₱3,249,187.96
MONTH 9
WEEK 30 WEEK 31 WEEK 32
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₱0.00 ₱0.00 ₱0.00

₱0.00
₱3,249,187.96
S-CURVE
S-CURVE
1
0.9 3
0.8 2.5
0.7
0.6 2
0.5
1.5
0.4
0.3 1
0.2
0.5
0.1
0 0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Cumulative Cash Flow
Month 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Ideal Accomplishment %
Projected Accomplishent 0% 16% 24% 39% 57% 71% 83% 96% 100% %
Monthly Cash Flow 0 ₱0.53 ₱0.24 ₱0.51 ₱0.56 ₱0.46 ₱0.41 ₱0.41 ₱0.13 Millions (Php)
Cumulative Cash Flow 0 ₱0.53 ₱0.77 ₱1.28 ₱1.84 ₱2.30 ₱2.71 ₱3.12 ₱3.25 Millions (Php)
₱3,249,187.96 Php
Total Project Cost
3.25 Millions (Php)
COMPUTATION OF
FLOAT
LIST OF ACTIVITIES
START FINISH FLOAT
ACTIVITY DURATION PREDECESSOR SUCCESSOR Early Late Early Late CRITICAL ACTIVITY
Total Free
Start Start Finish Finish
A PRELIMINARIES 3 - B, D 0 0 3 3 0 0 YES
B EXCAVATION-F1 3 A AI 3 0 6 3 3 0 -
C EXCAVATION-F2 3 AQ AJ 13 10 16 13 3 0 -
D EXCAVATION-F3 3 A AK 3 3 6 6 0 0 YES
E EXCAVATION-F4 3 AQ AL 13 12 16 15 1 0 -
F EXCAVATION-TB1 1 AQ, AS W 13 13 14 14 0 0 YES
G EXCAVATION-TB2 1 AN X 19 19 20 18 0 0 YES
H EXCAVATION-WF 1 AN, AR AM 23 20 24 21 3 0 -
I EXCAVATION-SEPTIC TANK 3 AT J 23 22 24 23 1 2 -
J BACKFILLING-F 8 I, AO, AM K 26 23 34 31 3 0 -
K BACKFILLING-TB 1 J L 34 31 35 32 3 0 -
L BACKFILLING-WF 1 K M 35 32 36 33 3 0 -
M FILLING 4 L AE 36 33 40 37 3 0 -
O FORMS-1STFLOOR C1 3 AI AQ 8 5 11 8 3 0 -
P FORMS-1STFLOOR C2 3 AJ AR 18 15 21 18 3 0 -
Q FORMS-1STFLOOR C3 3 AK AS 8 8 11 11 0 0 YES
R FORMS-1STFLOOR C4 3 AL AT 18 17 21 20 1 0 -
S FORMS-2NDFLOOR C1 3 BD AU 69 69 72 72 0 0 YES
T FORMS-2NDFLOOR C2 3 AU AV 74 74 77 77 0 0 YES
U FORMS-2NDFLOOR C3 3 BD AW 69 73 72 76 4 0 -
V FORMS-2NDFLOOR C4 3 BD AX 69 73 72 76 4 0 -
W FORMS-TB1 2 F AN 14 14 16 16 0 0 YES
X FORMS-TB2 2 G AO 20 18 22 20 2 0 -
Y FORMS-RC BEAM1 2 AP, BU, BW Z, AA, AB 50 50 52 52 0 0 YES
Z FORMS-RC BEAM2 2 Y AF 52 52 54 54 0 0 YES
AA FORMS-RC BEAM3 2 Y AF 52 52 54 54 0 0 YES
AB FORMS-RC BEAM4 2 Y AF 52 52 54 54 0 0 YES
AC FORMS-RB1 4 AV, AW, AX BE 79 79 83 83 0 1 -
AD FORMS-RB2 4 AV, AW, AX BF 79 79 83 83 0 1 -
AE FORMS-SLAB ON FILL 2 M AP 40 37 42 39 3 0 -
AF FORMS-SUSPENDED SLAB 5 Y, Z, AA BD 54 54 59 59 0 1 -
AG FORMS-STAIRS 2 BG AY 91 120 93 122 29 1 -
AH STAGING AND SCAFFOLDING - AP, BU, BW BG -
AI CONCRETEWORKS-F1 2 B O 6 3 8 5 3 0 -
AJ CONCRETEWORKS-F2 2 C P 16 13 18 15 3 0 -
AK CONCRETEWORKS-F3 2 D Q 6 6 8 8 0 0 YES
AL CONCRETEWORKS-F4 2 E R 16 15 18 17 1 0 -
AM CONCRETEWORKS-WF 2 H J 24 21 26 23 3 0 -
AN CONCRETEWORKS-TB1 3 W G, H 16 16 19 19 0 4 -
AO CONCRETEWORKS-TB2 3 X J 22 20 25 23 2 1 -
AP CONCRETEWORKS-SLAB ON FILL 8 AE Y, AH 42 39 50 47 3 0 -
AQ CONCRETEWORKS-1STFLOOR C1 2 O C, E, F 11 8 13 10 3 0 -
AR CONCRETEWORKS-1STFLOOR C2 2 P H 21 18 23 20 3 0 -
AS CONCRETEWORKS-1STFLOOR C3 2 Q F 11 11 13 13 0 0 YES
AT CONCRETEWORKS-1STFLOOR C4 2 R I 21 20 23 22 1 0 -
AU CONCRETEWORKS-2NDFLOOR C1 2 S T 72 72 74 74 0 0 YES
AV CONCRETEWORKS-2NDFLOOR C2 2 T AC, AD 77 77 79 79 0 0 YES
AW CONCRETEWORKS-2NDFLOOR C3 2 U AC, AD 72 77 74 79 5 5 -
AX CONCRETEWORKS-2NDFLOOR C4 2 V AC, AD 72 77 74 79 5 5 -
AY CONCRETEWORKS-STAIRS 3 AG BI 93 122 96 125 29 25 -
AY CONCRETEWORKS-RC BEAM1 3 Z, AA, AB S, U, V 92 118 95 121 26 26 -
BA CONCRETEWORKS-RC BEAM2 3 Z, AA, AB S, U, V 59 59 68 68 0 1 -
BB CONCRETEWORKS-RC BEAM3 3 Z, AA, AB S, U, V 53 53 58 58 0 11 -
BC CONCRETEWORKS-RC BEAM4 3 Z, AA, AB S, U, V 53 53 58 58 0 11 -
BD CONCRETEWORKS-SLAB 10 AF S, U, V 58 58 68 68 0 1 -
BE CONCRETEWORKS-RB1 6 AC BG 82 82 88 88 0 0 YES
BF CONCRETEWORKS-RB2 6 AD BG 82 82 88 88 0 0 YES
BG MASONRYWORKS-1STFLOOR 12 BE, BF BH, AG 88 88 90 90 0 0 YES
BH MASONRYWORKS-2NDFLOOR 10 BG BW, BK 90 90 100 100 0 12 -
BI PLASTERING 7 BJ BM, BT 121 121 128 128 0 0 YES
BJ INSTALLATION OF DOORS AND WINDOWS 11 BL BI 110 110 121 121 0 0 YES

BK ROOF TRUSSES INSTALLATION 8 BH BL 88 100 108 108 12 0 -
BL GI SHEETS INSTALLATION 2 BK BO, BJ 108 108 110 110 0 0 YES
BM TILEWORKS-FLOOR TILES 16 BI BN 128 128 144 144 0 0 YES
BN TILEWORKS-CR 5 BM BV 144 144 149 149 0 0 YES
BO CEILINGWORKS-1ST FLOOR 5 BL BP 110 136 115 141 26 0 -
BP CEILINGWORKS-2ND FLOOR 3 BO BV 115 141 118 144 26 31 -
BQ PAINTING-INTERIOR 3 BV BR 155 158 158 158 3 0 -
BR PAINTING-EXTERIOR 2 BQ BX 158 158 160 160 0 0 YES
BS PLUMBING FIXTURES 5 BT BX 133 155 138 160 22 22 -
BT SEPTIC TANK INSTALLATION 5 BI BS 128 150 133 155 22 0 -
BU ROUGHING-INS PLUMBING 6 AE Y 49 46 52 49 3 2 -
BV ELECTRICAL FIXTURES 6 BN, BP BR 149 149 155 155 0 3 -
BW ROUGHING-INS ELECTRICAL 9 AE Y 49 46 52 49 3 2 -
BX DEMOBILIZATION 2 BR, BS - 160 160 162 162 0 0 YES
TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATIONS,
CONSTRUCTION
METHODS,
AND EQUIPMENT
UTILIZATION
GENERAL SPECIFICATION AND SCOPE OF
WORKS
Project : Proposed 2-storey Residential Building

Location : Zone 7, San Jose, Bula, Camarines Sur
Owner :
Address : Pili, Camarines Sur
SCOPE OF WORK
A. GENERAL CONDITION – Work shall be performed and completed in a workmanlike
manner in accordance with generally accepted modern practice in concreting,
masonry and carpentry works and other trades involved. Materials and
workmanship shall comply with all applicable regulations, codes, ordinances and
standard dimensions.
B. PLANS & SPECIFICATIONS
It shall be the duty of the Contractor to carefully examine, compare and

verify the data furnished by the Plans and Specifications. In case of obscurity or
discrepancy, the Contractor shall submit the matter to the Architect or his
authorized representative for the proper explanation or necessary correction,
before any adjustment shall be made.
C. LAWS TO BE OBSERVED
The Contractor shall comply with all the laws, City/Municipal Ordinances and
all government regulations in so far as they are binding upon or affect the portion of
the work hereto. The contractor or those engaged thereon shall obtain all necessary
licenses and permits and be responsible for all damages to persons or property that
may occur in connection with the prosecution of the work.
D. MATERIALS
Unless otherwise specified, all materials shall be new. The quality of
materials shall be of the best grade of their respective kinds for the purpose. The
work shall be performed in the best and most acceptable manner in strict
accordance with the requirements of the Plans and Specifications.
E. SAMPLES & INFORMATION ON MATERIALS
When required by the Specifications, or when called for by the Architect, the
Contractor shall furnish, for approval, full information and satisfactory evidence as
to the kind and quality of materials or articles he will incorporate in the work. The
Contractor shall furnish, for Architect and Owner’s approval, all samples when so
directed. The work shall be in accordance with approved samples. Materials and
articles installed or used without such approval shall be at the risk of subsequent
rejection. Any alteration or revision of material usage without approval from the
Architect shall make the Contractor responsible and liable in terms of guarantee,
workmanship and defects.
F. WORKMANSHIP
All operation required under any and all parts of the Specification shall be
undertaken in a neat, workmanlike manner. Only skilled personnel with sufficient
experience in similar operations shall be allowed to undertake the same. Any
alteration or revision on the execution of Drawings without approval from the
Architect shall be under subsequent rejection and shall make the Contractor
responsible and liable for any workmanship and execution defects.
G. TEMPORARY FACILITIES
The Contractor shall provide and maintain adequate weather-tight temporary

facilities with water, light and toilet facilities. He shall keep such places clean and
free from files; remove all connections and appliances connected therewith prior
to the completion of the Contract; and leave the premises perfectly clean.
The Contractor shall have temporary lights and power and shall pay all expenses in
connection therewith. Furthermore, the Contractor shall provide and pay for all
water expenses for building purposes that are required by all trades.
H. PROTECTION OF WORK & OWNER’S PROPERTY
The Contractor shall put up and continuously maintain adequate protection of all
his work from damage and shall protect the Owner’s property, as well as all
materials furnished and delivered to him by the Owner. He shall make good any
such damage, injury or loss except such as may be caused by agents or employees
of the Owner, or due to causes considered as an Act of God.
I. INSPECTION OF WORK
The Architect or Owner shall, at all times have access to the work whenever it is in
preparation or progress and the Contractor shall provide facilities for such access
for inspection.
J. WORKS TO BE PERFORMED
I. Site Works
II. Forms and Scaffoldings
III. Concreting Works
IV. Masonry Works
V. Carpentry Works
VI. Architectural Finishes
VII. Doors and Windows
VIII. Roofing Works
IX. Plumbing Works

X. Electrical Works
XI. Painting Works
I. SITE WORKS
A. GENERAL
1. The work includes all earthworks for building utilities and other structures, to include
all operations in connection with structural excavations, trenching, filling, back filling
and finish grading complete.
B. EXCAVATION
1. Structural Excavation – Shall be to the depths indicated in the approved

drawings and shall be changed only due to on-site requirements after the
approval of the Supervisor-in-charge of construction.
2. LAYING OF WORK - Lay all work to true lines and grade; establish staking
fully.
II. FORMS AND SCAFFOLDINGS

A. Set up scaffolding properly to make sure you and anyone else using the
equipment stay safe.
III. CONCRETING WORKS
A. GENERAL
1. Unless otherwise specified herein, concrete work shall conform to the requirements
of the National Building Code of the Philippines (NSCP). Full operation shall de given
other trades to install embedded items. Provisions shall be made for setting items
not place in the forms. Before concrete is placed, embedded items shall have been
inspected and tested for concrete aggregates and other materials shall have been
done.
B. MATERIALS
1. Machine mix concrete, 3000psi; 28 days, Class “AA” (1:1.5:3) for Slab on Fill and Class
“A” (1:2:4) for Parking Area and other concrete structures. Dimensions are to be
sourced as indicated on the plans and to be verified by the authorized Engineer.
2. Cement for the concrete shall conform to the requirements of specifications for
Portland Cement (ASTM C-150-81) for Type I Portland Cement.
3. Water used in mixing concrete shall be clean and free from other injurious amounts
of oils, acids, alkaline, organic materials or other substances that may be deleterious
to concrete or steel.
4. Fine aggregate shall consist of hard, tough, durable, uncoated particles. The shape
of the particles shall be generally rounded or cubicle and reasonably free from flat
or elongated particles. The stipulated percentages of fines in the sand shall be
obtained either by the processing of natural sand or by the production of suitable
graded manufactured sand.
5. Coarse aggregate shall consist of gravel, crushed gravel or rock or a combination of

gravel and rock. Coarse aggregate shall consist of hard, tough, durable, clean and
uncoated particles
6. Reinforcing bars shall conform to the requirements of ASTM standard specifications

for Billet Steel Bars for concrete reinforcement (A15-625) and to Specification for
minimum requirements for the deformed steel bars for concrete reinforcement (A
305-56).
All secondary ties such as stirrups, spirals and inserts may be plain bars. The main
reinforcing bars shall be as follows:
No. 3 (3/8”) 10 mm dia
C. EXECUTION
1. Mixing Concrete - shall be machine-mixed:
a. Concrete shall be mixed for at least 1½ minutes after all materials including
water are in the mixing drum.
b. Concrete shall be placed in position properly compacted within thirty (30)

minutes after adding water to it before the initial setting of cement starts.
c. If surplus concrete has been left at the site, which has been mixed after 30 – 40
minutes, it should not be used in any case.
d. The mixer shall be of an approved size and type, which will ensure a uniform
distribution of materials throughout the mass; it shall be equipped with a device
for accurately measuring and controlling the amount of mixing water in each
batch.
e. Placing of materials in mixer shall be done in such a way that first batch of
concrete materials placed in the mixer shall contain sufficient excess of cement,
sand and water to coat the inside of the drum without reducing the cement
content of the mix to be discharged.
f. Concrete shall not be tampered.
g. In the absence of a concrete mixer, manual mixing is allowed.
D. FORMS AND POURING

1. General – Forms shall be used wherever necessary to confine the concrete and shape it
to the required lines, or to ensure the concrete of contamination with materials caving
from adjacent, excavated surfaces. Forms shall have sufficient strength to withstand the
pressure resulting from placement and vibration of the concrete, and shall be maintained
rigidly in correct position.
2. Removal of Forms – Forms shall be removed in a manner that will prevent damage to the
concrete. Forms shall be removed without approval. Any repairs of surface
imperfections shall be performed at once and airing shall be started as soon as the
surface is sufficiently hard to permit it without damage.
E. PLACING REINFORCEMENT
1. General – Steel reinforcement shall be provided as indicated, together with all necessary
wire ties, chairs, spacers, supported and other devices necessary to install and secure the
reinforcement properly. All reinforcement, when placed, shall be free from loose, flaky
rust and scale, oil grease, clay and other coating and foreign substances that would
reduce or destroy its bond with concrete.
Reinforcement shall be placed accurately and secured in place by use of metal or

concrete supports, spacers and ties. Such supports shall be of sufficient strength to
maintain the operation. The supports shall be used in such manner that they will not be
exposed or contribute in any way, to the discoloration or deterioration of the concrete.
F. CURING
1. General – All concrete shall be moist cured for a period not less than seven (7) consecutive
days by an approved method or combination applicable to local conditions.
IV. MASONRY WORKS

A. MATERIALS
1. Concrete Hollow Blocks (CHB) shall have a minimum face thickness of 4’ nominal size
shall be 4” x 8” x 16" for walls.
2. Wall Reinforcement shall be 12 mm steel bars.
3. Cement shall be standard Portland Cement ASTM-150.68 Type I.
B. EXECUTION
1. CONCRETE UNIT MASONSRY
a. Lay all masonry units plumb, true to line, level, and with accurately spaced course.
b. Built –in anchors, wall plugs and accessories to masonry as erection progresses.
c. Bed solidity course in Portland cement mortar. Keep all unit’s damp when laid.
d. Wedge each terminating unit’s tightly with mortar and reinforcement properly
secured to dowels.
e. Unless otherwise specified, make horizontal and vertical mortar joints, 3/8” thick.
With full mortar coverage on the face shells and on the webs. Fill surrounding cells.
Fill all joints solidity. Do not permit furrowing of mortar.
2. CLEANING
Wash finished surface in a manner most appropriate and satisfactory to the Architect.
V. CARPENTRY WORKS
A. GENERAL WORK INCLUDED
This section covers the furnishing of all materials, labor, equipment and everything
listed and mentioned on the drawings and in performing all operations necessary for
the completion of all finish carpentry works in accordance with all applicable
drawings.
B. MATERIALS
1. Lumber shall be of the best grade available of the respective kinds required for the
various parts of the work, well-seasoned, thoroughly dry, and free from loose or unsound
knots, cup shakes or other imperfections impairing its strength, durability or appearance.
All exposed surfaces shall be smooth unless otherwise specified.
2. reatment of Lumber
Unless otherwise specified, all finishing wood and lumber for framing and for structural
purposes shall be pressure treated. All wood nailers should be treated with clear
Solignum.
3. Door Sashes – all door sashes shall be well-seasoned, flush type, semi hollow core 6-mm.
thk. Plywood veneers on both sides.
4. Plywood - 6-19 mm thick plywood, marine exposed use and ordinary for interior and
ceiling requirements. Use ribbon-grained Tanguile plywood for varnished or stained
paneling, ceilings and doors.
C. WORKMANSHIP
1. CONDITIONS OF WORK-IN-PLACE
Examine work-in-place on which specified work is in any way dependent. Report to the
architect any defect which may influence satisfactory completion and performance of
specified work.
2. INSTALLATION
a. Install trim in as length as possible, with tight joints, coped where possible.
b. Secure work with finishing nails or screw and waterproofing glue. On surfaces
exposed to view, set all nail heads, and countersink all screw heads and cover neatly
fitted wood plugs to match grain.
V. ARCHITECTURAL FINISHES
A. FLOOR
1. Ceramic Floor Tiles 6mm thk. x 15” x 15”
B. WALL
1. Exterior and Interior wall partitions – Paint Finish (exterior face); Paint Finish (interior
face) Comfort room – CHB wall with 6mm thk. 10” x 10” Ceramic Wall Tile at 1.20M
at FFL.
C. CEILING
1. ¼ THK. HARDIFLEX BOARD CEILING
2. 0.4 mm THK DURA SPANDREL CEILING ON LIGHT METAL FRAMING
D. LOCKSETS
1. All locksets and grip handles shall be approved by the architect. Approved brands are
Schlage, Ives, and Hafele.
VI. DOORS AND WINDOWS
A. GENERAL
Doors/windows shall be of the design, size and type indicated in the Drawings. The
Contractor shall guarantee the finished door/window against twisting, cracking and such
other defects due to construction and installation, for a period of 60 days after the final
acceptance of the surface.
Refer to Schedule where panel and flush doors shall be installed. Verify from Plans
for the design,
type and details. Refer to Architect and Owner for finish of such doors
B. MATERIALS
i. This includes provision and installation of the following complete with necessary accessories:
a. 1 set – 1 m x 2.10m, Main Wooden Panel Door.
b. 1 set –0.8 m x 2.10 m, Wooden Flush Type Door
c. 3 sets –0.7 m x 2.10 m, Wooden Flush Type Door
d. 1 set –1.4 m x 2.10 m, 2 Wooden Flush Type Door
e. 3 sets –0.6 m x 1.9 m, UPVC Door
f. 1 set – 2 m x 1.3 m, Sliding Window on Al. Framing
g. 1 set – 1 m x 1.3 m, Sliding Window on Al. Framing
h. 1 set – 1 m x 0.8 m, Sliding Window on Al. Framing
i. 7 sets – 1.2 m x 1.3 m, Sliding Window on Al. Framing
j. 7 set – 0.5 m x 0.4 m, Awning Window on Al. Framing
VII. ROOFING WORKS

1. The works include provision and installation of all roofing materials required by the
project and as shown on the approved plans and specifications.
2. All members shall be in accordance with the approved steel framing plans and these
specifications and to the entire satisfaction of the Owner under the direct supervision of
Architect/Engineer in Charge.
3. Pre-Painted Roofing Sheets.
XII. PLUMBING WORKS
A. General
1. All plumbing works included herein shall be executed in accordance to the provision
of the revised national plumbing code of the Philippines, the national plumbing code and
local rules and regulations of the municipality.
2. Coordinate the drawings with other related drawings and specifications. The
engineer and/or the architect shall be notified immediately of any discrepancy found herein.
3. All pipes shall be installed as indicated, any relocation required for proper execution
of the plumbing work shall be with prior approval of the engineer and/or the architect.
4. Proposed sanitary utilities shall conform to the actual location, depth and invert
elevations of all existing pipes and structures as verified by the contractor.
5. All slopes for horizontal drainage shall maintain two percent (0.02) and one percent
(0.01) minimum unless otherwise specified.
6. Water supply pipe to fixture shall be sized in accordance with the manufacturer's
recommendations and/or plumbing code.
7. All branches of fixture or group of fixtures shall be provided with air chamber made
of capped vertical extension pipe of 300mm min. To 450mm max.
8. All water lines shall be hydrostatically tested @ 100 psi for a period of two (2) hours
before buried or covered. Galvanized iron (g.i.) Pipes directly in contact with soil shall be
provided with two coats of coal tar and wrapped with jute sack and painted with in coal tar.
9. The contractor shall verify all existing utilities @ site and coordinate the work with
the sewer and waterline service connecting/ tapping point.
10. All pipe sizes and other dimensions are in millimeter (mm) unless otherwise specified
and are indicative of inside diameter.
A. MATERIALS
1. All sanitary pipes shall be PVC Pipe.

2. Water Closet – by American Standard (Pail flush type)
3. Lavatory – by American Standard.

B. INSTALLATION
1. Install plumbing fixtures free and open to afford easy access for cleaning.
2. Install plumbing fixtures as indicated on drawings, furnishings all brackets, cleats, plates
and anchors required to support fixtures rigidly in place.
3. Install all fixtures and accessories in locations directed in accordance with

manufacturer’s instructions, minimizing pipe fittings.
4. Protect items with approval means to maintain perfect conditions. Remove work
damaged or defective and replace with perfect work.
5. All soil and drainage pipes shall have a minimum slope of one percent (1%).
6. Vertical pipes shall be secured strongly by hooks to building framing. Provide suitable
bracket at the floors from which they start.
7. Connection of water closets to soil pipes shall be made by means of flanged plates and
asbestos packing without use of rubber putty or cement.
8. Make all joints airtight and watertight.
C. ROUGH-IN
1. All plumbing works shall be done in accordance with the rules and regulations of the
latest edition of the Philippine Plumbing Code, applicable ordinances of the local
government and with the requirements of the local power company.
2. All revision or additional works on plumbing plans should be consulted to the designer.
IX. ELECTRICAL WORKS

A. GENERAL
1. All electrical works herein shall comply with the provision of the latest approved
edition of the Philippine electrical code, the rules and regulations of the national and
local authority concerned, and the rules and regulations of the utility company
concerned such as Casureco, PLDT co., etc.
2. Service power supply shall be 230v, single (1) phase, 3-wires 60hz system.
3. Wiring method shall be done in emt & rsc, as indicated in the drawing.
4. Minimum branch circuit wire shall be 3.5mm thhn copper wire for lighting and power
system and raceways shall be 15mm dia. Emt trade size conduit, wires shall be
insulated for 600v, and cat 5 utp cable for data and telecom. Rg 59 coaxial cable for
cable.
5. All branch circuits shall be installed as indicated in the individual branch circuit;
homeruns shall not be combined in the same raceway.
6. All junction, pull, outlet and switch boxes shall be primer painted and with cover
plate.
7. Whenever necessary pull box of proper sizes and dimensions shall be provided
although not indicated in the drawing.
8. All materials to be used shall be new and approved for the intended location and
purpose.
9. Mounting heights not indicated on drawings shall be as follows:
lighting control switch -1.40m o.c., AFFL
Duplex receptacle outlet - 0.30m o.c., AFFL
Panel boards -1.80m 0.c., AFFL
Other fixtures -verified by the architect
10. All electrical works herein shall be done under direct and immediate supervision of
duly qualified licensed electrical engineer or master electrician.
X. PAINTING WORKS
A. SCOPE OF WORK
1. Consist of furnishing all items, articles, materials tolls, equipment, labor scaffolding,
ladders, methods and other incidentals necessary and required for the satisfactory
completion of the work.
2. It covers complete painting and furnishing of wood, plasters, concrete, metal or other
surfaces exterior or interior of building.
B. GENERAL PAINTING AND SURFACE FINISHING

1. Shall be interpreted to mean and include sealers, primers, and fillers, intermediate and
finish coats, emulsions, shellac, stain or enamels.
2. All paint and accessory materials incorporated in or forming part thereof shall be
subjected to the prior approval and selection by the Owner for color, tint, finish or shade.
3. Painting of all surface, except as otherwise specified shall be two (2) coat work, one
primer and a finish coat.
C. MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP
1. All the materials, to be used in the work for the purpose of contract shall be
as per standards / specifications and relevant test certificates showing requisite
properties. The test certificates shall be submitted to the Engineer for his
verification. Paints without test certificates or expired paints shall not be accepted.
2. All paints and paint constituents to be used for the work shall be delivered
to the work area in original sealed containers, bearing manufacturer’s labels, batch
No., date of manufacture etc.
3. Constituent adhesives such as thinner, driers etc. shall be those

recommended by the paint manufacturer.
4. The workmanship shall be one of the best class achievable in the industry
and acceptable to the Engineer. Rectification on account of poor workmanship shall
be done by the contractor to the satisfaction of Engineer.
D. PREPARATION
Preparation and cleaning of surface before painting:

1. The existing painted surface should be cleaned thoroughly by using scrapers, wire
brushes, emery paper, buffing wheels etc., thus making it free from all oil & grease, loose
particles, rust, dust etc. to receive the finish coat.
2. Surfaces shall be thoroughly cleaned to remove any dust, oil & grease with suitable
cleaning agent followed by rinsing with clean water. Damaged painted areas shall be
scrubbed thoroughly to achieve a clean surface. Pits / abrupt undulations shall be filled
with compatible putty wherever required.
3. Walls, floors & ceiling and adjacent equipment and piping shall be satisfactorily protected
by drop clothes.
4. Other precautionary measures should be taken during spray / brush painting to ensure
that surrounding area /equipment is not affected.
E. INSTALLATION
1. The application should be as per manufacturer’s instructions / specifications. Before

opening the packed drum, it should be rolled on the floor and after opening the drum
paints shall be stirred well so that no material/ pigments remain settled at the bottom.
Suitably the paint shall be checked as per requirement before opening.
2. The choice of method of application i.e. by brush or by spray gun will be decided by the
Engineer. However, adjacent equipment / structures shall be suitably protected and care
shall be taken to prevent intoxication of the surrounding area. The method of paint
application depending upon the area shall be jointly discussed and decided with Engineer.
Paint thickness (DFT) shall be as per the item scheduled. In case the dry film thickness of
finish paint is observed less than the specified values, additional coat shall have to be
applied free of charge.
-------- END OF SPECIFICATIONS --------

CONSTRUCTION METHODOLOGY
I. INTRODUCTION
Services supplied by the Company
Equipment, tools and materials supplied by the Contractor
Work to be performed by the Contractor
II. PROCEDURE
1. Construction:
A. Materials handling and Distribution
B. Site Preparation
2. Building Structure:
A. Reinforcement
B. Formworks
• Floor Slab
• Walls
• Columns
3. Concrete Works:
A. Walls and columns
B. Floor slab
C. Masonry and Plastering
4. Waterproofing Works
5. Metal door/jamb or hardware
6. Controls
A. Setting up controls
B. Scheduling, cost and document control
7. Testing of material
8. Demobilization
III. SUMMARY OF CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURE
I. INTRODUCTION
Services supplied by the Company
• Engineering and design of the structure
• Delivery of all construction materials to the site
• Site technical assistance
Basic equipment, tools and materials supplied by the Contractor
• Cargo truck
• Dump truck
• Backhoe
• Plate compactor
• Bagger mixer
• Concrete vibrator
• Bar bender/cutter
• Welding machine
Work to be performed by the Contractor
• Site preparation
• Building construction and finishing
MOBILIZATION
Simultaneous with the transport of equipment during mobilization is the setting up
of temporary facilities, securing and preparation of site for execution of the works. Areas
identified as ideal location for storage of materials and as staging area will be properly
secured and set-up. Part of these works will be provisions for temporary drainage system,
water and power supply. One vital part of the works is the provision of a temporary access to
the actual project site.
MANPOWER
Contractor’s key staff shall be mobilized prior to commencement of the works. This
will include the Project–In-Charge, Project Superintendent, Head Office Engineer, QC/QA
Engineer, Safety Engineer, Supervisors and all other key staff deemed vital for the project.
Labor shall be employed in compliance with existing local ordinance.
At this stage, contact will be established with the relevant authorities to arrange the
necessary temporary facilities permits and to arrange for whatever local services are
available. SECURITY AND HOARDING FENCE Security will be provided and the site will be
guarded round the clock. It is conceived that the existing Security Fence will improve and be
maintained by the Cordillera Horizon General Construction.
PROCUREMENT
We have identified the major work packages in our method statement and upon
award of contract are ready to mobilize. Upon award of contract a Procurement Program and
Early Warning Schedule will be established and used to co-ordinate and control the
procurement of all major elements. This will include the Nominated Subcontractors, Direct
Contractors and Owner Supplied Materials (whichever will be applicable) together with the
release of information.
III. PROCEDURE
1. CONSTRUCTION
A. Material and Handling Distribution
Material deliveries will be checked at the entrance of the site by the materials
controller and directed to the allocated storage area where they will be unloaded. The
storage areas will be controlled by a materials controller who will ensure that the materials
are identified, labeled, stacked and stored in the correct manner and to the manufacturer’s
recommendation.
Materials will be distributed in pallets where possible. Loading-out platforms serviced
by the mobile crane will be used. Horizontal distribution within the building will be provided
by barrows, pallet trucks or hand carrying or appropriate.
Storage generally will be provided in temporary site stores, open storage areas or
within the building in designated areas. Materials will be stored and protected in accordance
with the manufacturer’s instructions.
Separate storage areas and enclosures will be provided for inflammable materials,
which will not be stored in the building during construction.
B. Site Preparation
Upon award of Contract, survey stations and main grid lines will be established.
Structural excavation works will commence. Local sumps and drainage ditches will be
established to control rainwater runoff and any ground water (unlikely). Diesel pumps will be
used to dewater the location.
Steps of Site Preparation
1. Site clearing
2. Site surveying
3. Soil testing
4. Site plan design
2. BUILDING STRUCTURE
A. Reinforcement
Within the yard the steel will be cut and bent into required lengths and shapes. The
reinforcement cages will be fabricated in the areas as designated and will then be placed in
the required areas.
C. Formworks
The majority of the formwork and support system work will be from the stock held
within the group. The philosophy is to use proprietary formworks system with maximum
standardization.
Traditional timber formworks will be fabricated for specific applications on the basis
of low reuse. Assembly will take place within the storage/working area. All significant
repairs to formwork and cleaning, other than those that may be accomplished at the
workplace shall be carried out in the workshop areas.
B.1. Floor slab
As the construction of the concrete frame is paramount to the speedy completion of

the project, the floor slabs will be constructed using conventional and table forms. A
formworks system similar to “Aluma” will be utilized to facilitate the construction of the slabs
with the aim to:
a). Shorten the construction time.
b). Shorten formwork striking and material handling time.
c). Effective control in quality.
Typical equipment employed will comprise:

a). Aluminum truss table or the likes with sufficient load span capacity.
b). Lifting trolleys
c). Plywood sheathing material.
d). Base jacks to assist in the raising and the lowering of the table
B.2. Walls
In general, the shear walls will be casted independently from the floor slab and will progress
to stay ahead of the floor slab construction. A typical casting sequence will be:
The day following placement of concrete, the internal forms will be stripped, raised and
secured to the top of the wall by means of anchor screws previously cast into the top of the
previous pour.
The internal form is then cleaned.
Reinforcement is fixed to the next lift of wall
The external forms are now stripped, rolled back and cleaned
The external forms are raised and anchored to the top of the previously cast wall.
The forms are finally leveled and plumbed ready for the next pour.
B.3. Columns
Column formworks will be made from 1/2 plywood. To accommodate the varying sizes
of columns to be constructed, the forms to be used will be adjustable. The column forms will
have lifting hooks, plumbing units, access platforms and ladders attached.
3. CONCRETE WORKS
In order to reduce the workload on the tower crane, it is our intention to pump the
concrete by means of the concrete pump. This will be situated at ground floor level with a
delivery line rising within the building to a placing boom that will supply concrete for the
floor slab that will be casted.
1. Walls and Columns

Concrete will be placed and compacted in layers with internal vibratory concrete
pokers. The layers will not exceed the contract requirements. Trunking will be used to
deposit the concrete so as not to cause segregation during the concrete placement.
2. Floor Slabs
Concrete will be placed and compacted, working away from one end of the slab
towards the other. The concrete will be compacted using vibratory concrete pokers and
finished by means of steel or wooden float, depending on the type of finish required.
Typical Sequence for Floors
a) Erect slab conventional; table formwork and infill areas. Where there is a variance in
levels, the table can be raised or lowered by the use of hydraulic jacks and adjustable legs.
b) Erect beam sides and slab edge formwork.
c) Position lightweight block void formers, if required, and box outs once slab is sufficiently
advanced.
d) Position beam reinforcement, fix column starter bars and fixes floor slab reinforcement.
e) Floor slab concrete will be pump into location and thoroughly vibrated using vibrating
pokers.
f) After a 24-hour slab curing period, column and wall reinforcement and formwork will be
erected and concrete placed into position.
g) Once concrete to the slab has attained sufficient strength, slab forms can be struck and
the slab re-propped as necessary. Beams will remain propped until the concrete has
attained sufficient strength.
h) During the erection sequence, the tower crane will be used for all hoisting and positioning
of materials as required.
3. Masonry and Plastering
All masonry walls shall start after all forms and shoring at the ground floor has been
cleared. Concrete hollow blocks to be used shall conform to the specifications. Mortar for
setting blocks shall be in the proportion specified in the plans and specifications. All
masonry shall be laid plumb and true to line and built to the thickness and bond required
with the courses level and bond uniform. Vertical and horizontal reinforcements shall be of
standard sizes and laid on required spacing. Sealants and compressible filler below
slab/beam soffit & concrete walls/columns will be placed.
Materials for plastering shall conform to the standard mix proportions by volume. Base
coat shall be applied first prior to the finish coat as required by the thickness.
4. WATERPROOFING WORKS
Waterproofing whether elastomeric, capillary or membrane type shall be of high-

quality standard materials as required by the plans and specifications. Areas or surfaces
where waterproofing is to be applied shall be thoroughly clean and dry to assure positive
bonding result. Application shall be in accordance with the approved procedure as
specified. As required by the specification, test will be done after completion of every area.
5. METAL DOORS/JAMBS & HARDWARE

Owner supplied materials shall be of approved standard as shown in the plans and
design specifications. It shall be prefabricated on shop. Prior to delivery on site all door and
frame shall have proper mark or tag for identification. Door frame shall be first to install on
the provided wall openings. Plumpness shall be checked prior to mortar pouring. Door panel
shall follow, maintaining its alignment, standard tolerances and gaps. After which is followed
by the installation of door hardware.
6. CONTROLS
Upon award of the contract, we will implement a series of control techniques to aid
the management of the project. The main control procedures will include the following:
• Master Program
• Target Program
• Short Term Program
• Procurement Program
• Early Warning Schedule
• Information Release Schedule
• Construction Progress Monitoring
• Delivery Schedules
• Material Budget / Use Monitoring
• Labor Utilization Monitoring
Reports and analysis from all of the above will be in the form of written reports, schedules
and graphical presentations. Management of the project using these control procedures
would require the holding of regular and “ad hoc” site meetings.
A. Setting up controls
Our first objective is to confirm the feasibility of our tender submission targets and to
setup procedures to achieve them. We will finalize negotiations with prospective sub-
contractors and suppliers to satisfy our requirements that they could meet our conditions
in order to draw a Procurement Program. We will review our Information Release Schedule
that has been derived to meet construction targets. This will also integrate the flow and
preparation of Sub-contractor’s shop drawings and the required schedule of release of
information from all sources.
All action required for any activity to commence on site will be drawn together in our
Early Warning Schedule. This will include items such as information release, inquiries, orders,
samples, work visits, inspections, manufacture delivery and progress. This will cover all
suppliers, other subcontractors, nominated subcontractors as well as our own direct works.
In order to meet our contractual timetable we will draw a Target Program that will
impose time savings over project duration. This would serve as contingency and is a normal
practice within our system. The time savings as mentioned is not guaranteed considering it
being a projection, but rather our estimate of the best case scenario for the project. From
the target program we can form a summary of the whole works called a Master Program,
which will be submitted to the engineer and by that an overall assessment of contract
progress can be made. We will then prepare Short Term Programs and job lists that will
cover a two-week period of the Target Program. This will be updated progressively and
weekly. This is a means of communicating the main site program requirements through the
section supervisors of the workforce.
B. Scheduling, cost and document control
To facilitate our work programs we normally use a combination of word and excel
programs for our cost control and documentation systems.
7. TESTING MATERIALS
Prior to installation or placing of construction materials such as steel reinforcements,

concrete, and others, our CQC/materials engineer shall see to it that samples are taken in
random from the delivered items and will be subjected for material testing. Before any
testing will commence, the Construction Manager or his authorized representative will be
notified.
8. DEMOBILIZATION
A group of workforce shall be formed to facilitate the cleaning of the site prior to
turnover. This group shall be responsible in making all the necessary cleaning and moving-
out activities
IV. SUMMARY OF CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURE
A. PREPARE SITE:
Excavate site to depth and width specified on contract drawings Place safety barrier
or tape or safety cone near excavation site where appropriate.
B. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION:
a.) Preparation and installation of Reinforcement steel bars
b.) Concrete Formworks
c.) Concrete Pouring/ wall pouring
d.) Plastering/ Finishing/ Painting
Municipality: Bula
Name of Contract: Proposed Two-Storey Residential Building
Location of the Contract: San Jose, Bula, Camarines Sur
EQUIPMENT UTILIZATION SCHEDULE

Category/ Equipment 162 days
1 month 2 months 3 months 4 months 5 months 6 months
Vibrator 1 1 1 1
PISON 1
Concrete Mixer 1 1 1 1 1
Welding Machine 1 1
Contractor’s name: Name of Procuring Entity: Contract Name:

Bulalacao Bula Proposed Two-Storey
Construction Firm Residential Building
BUILDING PERMITS AND
CERTIFICATES
Republic of the Philippines
City of Naga
OFFICE OF THE BUILDING OFFICIAL
City Engineer’s Office
Area Code 1724-A

January 12, 2022
TWO-STOREY RESIDENTIAL
SAN JOSE, BULA
SITE PROJECT
ENGR. SAMUEL E. BULALACAO
SAMUEL E. BULALACAO
SAN ISIDRO, PILI, CAMARINES SUR
SAMUEL E. BULALACAO SAMUEL E. BULALACAO

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
JANUARY 12, 2022
SAMUEL E. BULALACAO

SAN JOSE, BULA
BOX 2 ( TO ACCOMPLISHED BY THE RECEIVING & RECORDING SECTION )
BUILDING DOCUMENTS (FIVE SETS EACH)
SITE DEVELOPMENT AND LOCATION PLAN MECHANICAL PLANS & SPECIFICATIONS
ARCHITECTURAL PLAN & SPECIFICATIONS LOGBOOK (1 COPY)
STRUCTURAL DESIGN & COMPUTATIONS OTHERS (SPECIFY)
SANITARY/PLUMBING
PLANS &
SPECIFICATIONS
ELECTRICAL PLANS &
SPECIFICATIONS
BOX 3 ( TO BE ACCOMPLISHED BY THE BUILDING OFFICIAL )

ACTION TAKEN:
PERMIT IS HEREBY GRANTED TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
1. THAT THE PROP. CONST./ADDITION/REPAIR/RENOVATION/DEMOLITION/INSTALLATION, APPROVED BY:

ETC. SHALL BE IN CONFORMITY WITH THE NATIONAL
BUILDING CODE (P.D. 1096) AND ITS CORRESPONDING
IMPLEMENTING RULES AND REGULATIONS.
2. THAT A DULY LICENSED ARCH./CIVIL ENGR. HAS BEEN ENGAGED TO PREPARE PLAN &
SPECS & TO UNDERTAKE THE SUPERVISION/INSPECTION OF THE CONST. OF THE PROJ. ALEXANDER
3. THAT A CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION DULY SIGNED AND SEALED BY THE DESIGNING
ALEXANDER N. CANING
BUILDING OFFICIAL
ARCH./ENGR. & THE ARCH./ENGR. IN-CHARGE OF CONST.
SHALL BE SUBMITTED NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS
AFTER COMPLETION OF THE CONST. OF THE PROJ.
4. THAT A "CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY" SHALL BE SECURED PRIOR TO ACTUAL DATE

OCCUPANCY OF THE BUILDING.
NOTE: THIS PERMIT MAY BE CANCELLED OR REVOKED PURSUANT TO SECTION 305 & 306 OF THE "NATIONAL BUILDING CODE".
To be accomplished in five copies,one each for applicant (original), Assessor, National Statistics Office, Building Official, Fire Department
BOX 3A ( TO BE ACCOMPLISHED BY THE DESIGNING ARCHITECT/CIVIL ENGINEER IN PRINT )
2, 249, 187.96
SAMUEL E. BULALACAO
SAMUEL E. BULALACAO

SAMUEL E. BULALACO 09128891362
RESIDENTIAL
SAN JOSE, BULA
SAMUEL E. BULALACAO
SAMUEL E. BULALACAO
NO FEES REQUIRED FOR THE FILING , EVALUATION AND APPROVAL OF CSHP
Revised Form.: CSHP-DO13-98:

Date of Revision : June1, 2011 Page 1of 3
REVISED APPLICATION FORM for

Department of Labor and Employment EVALUATION/ APPROVAL OF
REGIONAL OFFICE NO. ___ CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH
PROGRAM (CSHP)
Legal Basis: Section 5 of Department Order No. 13 s 1998

(Guidelines Governing Occupational Safety and Health In Construction Industry)
Instructions: This form shall be duly accomplished and submitted by the MAIN/GENERAL
CONTRACTOR in applying for an approval of a Construction Safety and Health Program intended for
a specific construction project.
Note: A CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS shall be used in receiving the application.
Only an application form with complete requirements and attachments will be processed. Application
found with incomplete requirements will be given 15 calendar days to comply. Failure to comply within
the prescribed period, the application will be deemed disapproved.
A. Company Profile/License/Registration of Main/General Contractor

Complete Name of the Company/ Complete Address:
Main /General Contractor
SAN ISIDRO PILI CAMARINES SUR
Tel.
SAMUEL E. BULALACAO No:
Fax .
No
Name of Project Manager/Contact Person: Email:
Samuelbulalacao05@gmail.com
Main Contractor PCAB License Main Contractor Total employment _______
No.______________ ___ Male _____ Female _____
Date of Validity:_______________________
DOLE Registration of Main Contractor ( Pls. attach photo copy of Registration forms received and approved by
the concerned DOLE Regional Office)
Date Registered/Approved DOLE-RO
a. per DO 18-02 ( requires yearly renewal) __________________ __________
b. per Rule 1020, OSHS (one time registration) __________________ ___________

Sub-contractors’ Profile/License
No. of PCAB Validity Date of
Name of Sub-contractors (If , any) Scope of Work and Workers License Date DOLE
Project Cost Registration
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
(Use separate sheet , if necessary)
REVISED APPLICATION FORM for

Department of Labor and Employment EVALUATION/ APPROVAL OF
REGIONAL OFFICE NO. ___ CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH
PROGRAM (CSHP)
B. Project Profile/Description
Name of the Project: (Please attach copy of Invitation to Bid/other documents indicating name and details of the
project)
TWO-STOREY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
Complete Project Address/Location
SAN JOSE, BULA, CAMARINES SUR
Name of Project Owner

Tel. No: _____________
SAMUEL E. BULALACAO
Fax No: _____________
Email : _____________
Project Classification: Date of Estimated Start/Execution of

the project:
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING Estimated No. of Workers
________________________
NEW INSTALLATION be deployed in the
to FEB. 02, 2021 Month Day
project: Year
1
___________________
(Workforce of the project Duration of the project (Pls. state
Total Project Cost:₱3,249,187.96 include workers of the
to the number of calendar days
contractor/s
sub-
)
162 DAYS
Brief Description of Activities/Work Flow (You may attach additional sheet, if necessary)
Revised Form.: CSHP-DO 13-98

Date of Revision: June1, 2011 Page 2of 3
Department of labor and Employment APPLICATION FORM for APPROVAL OF

REGIONAL OFFICE NO. ________ CONSTRUCTION SAFETY AND HEALTH
PROGRAM
OSH Personnel assigned to the project

Name of Appointed Safety Officer/s: Name of Appointed First-Aider/s:
__________________________________ ______________________________________
JUAN DELA CRUZ JUAN DELA CRUZ
Date of his/her BOSH training: _________________ NOV. OCT.

10, 2006 Date of First –Aid Training: ______________
10 , 2006
(Pls. attach photo copy of Certificate of Completion on the Basic
OSH Course for Construction Site Safety Officers issued by DOLE-
BWC accredited Safety Training Organizations or recognized Validity of ID: __________________
institutions)
(Pls. attach photo copy of Certificate of First-Aid Training
and Valid First Aider ID from PNRC
Other OH personnel (if more than 50 workers will be deployed in the project)
Name Date of BOSH Training
OH Nurse
OH Physician
Dentist
(If Heavy Equipment will be used in the Project)

List of Heavy Equipment to be Used in the Project Name of Heavy Equipment Operator/s (To attach photo
(Please attach additional sheet, if necessary) copy of skills certification from TESDA)
Profile of the person who prepared the CSH Program for the abovementioned Project:
Name and Signature
Work Experience in OSH:

SAMUEL E. BULALACAO
___________________________
Signature over printed name
Other Qualifications:
I HEREBY CERTIFY ON MY HONOR TO THE TRUTHFULLNESS OF THE ABOVEMENTIONED INFORMATION.
THE COMPANY HEREBY COMMIT TO STRICTLY IMPLEMENT THE ATTACHED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY
and HEALTH PROGRAM DESIGNED FOR THE ABOVEMENTIONED PROJECT.
Submitted By:
Signature Over Printed Name: SAMUEL E. BULALACAO
Position:
Date: JANUARY 12, 2022
Revised Form.: CSHP-DO 13-98

Date of Revision: June1, 2011
Regional Office: DOLEO-RO8
Application No: ________
Application for
CONSTRUCTION SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP)
(Intended only for residential project/s (2 storey and below) or minor repair works with less than 10 workers.)
TWO-STOREY RESIDENTIAL BULDING

Project Name: ______________________________________________________________________
Project Complete Address/Location: SAN JOSE, BULA, CAMARINES SUR
Project Duration: ____162 DAYS_____ Project Start: ___JAN 12, 2022__ Completion Date: MAY 3, 2022
(No. of Calendar days) (Date of estimated start) (Date of project completion)
Estimated Project Cost: _______3, 249, 187. 96_________ Number of Workers: ______10 _________
Name of Contractor (if any):___________________________________________________________________
Contractor’s Address: ________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________ Fax No.:_______________________
PCAB License No.______________ Date of Validity: ____________ Email address: _______________________
Name of Project Owner: ___SAMUEL E. BULALACAO ________ Fax No.:_____________________
Project Owner Address: __SAN ISIDRO, PILI, CAMARINES SUR
Email address: samuelbulalacao05@gmail.com Submitted by: SAMUEL E. BULALACAO

Signature over Printed Name Position
**********************************************************************
COMMITMENT TO COMPLY on OSH
I/We _________SAMUEL E. BULALACAO and _________________________________

(Name of Contractor’s Authorized Official and/or Project Owner)
do hereby commit and bind ourself to comply with the applicable provisions of the
Occupational Safety and Health Standards (OSHS) and Department Order No.13 series of 1998
– Guidelines Governing Occupational Safety and Health in the Construction Industry. I/We
hereby commit to implement a suitable Construction Safety and Health Program designed for
the abovementioned project. I/We also acknowledge my/our responsibilities to provide the
appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and job safety and health instructions and
training to all our workers during the duration of the project.
_______SAMUEL E. BULALACAO ___________________________________

Name of Project Owner Name of Contractor
Signature Over Printed Name Signature Over Printed Name

(NOTE: NO FEES REQUIRED FOR APPLICATION, PROCESSING AND APPROVAL OF CSHP)
JAN. 12, 2022
BULALACAO SAMUEL EBONIITE

ZONE 5 SAN ISIDRO PILI
SAN JOSE BULA
SAMUEL E. BULALACAO
SAMUEL E.BULALACAO
SAN ISIDRO, PILI, CAMARINES SUR 110 sq.m
RESIDENTIAL TWO(2)
SAMUEL E. BULALACAO
SAMUEL E. BULALACAO
JANUARY 12, 2022
SAMUEL E. BULALACAO
BULALACAO SAMUEL E.
ADAD
3
3
3
12
20
SAMUEL E. BULALACAO
190
APRIL 22, 2022

BOX 3 ( TO BE ACCOMPLISHED BY RECEIVING & RECORDING SECTION )
BUILDING DOCUMENTS
SANITARY PLUMBING PLANS & SPECIFICATIONSCOST ESTIMATES
BILL OF MATERIALSOTHERS (SPECIFY)
BOX 4 ( TO BE ACCOMPLISHED BY THE DIVISION/SECTION CONCERNED )
ASSESSED FEES
AMOUNT DUE ASSESSED BY O.R. NUMBER DATE PAID
SANITARY ENGINEER/MASTER PLUMBER PRC REG. NO.

IN-CHARGE OF CONSTRUCTION
PRINT NAME
ENGR. CLARK PAUL S. MORATO
ADDRESS
BALIUAG VIEJO, MINALABAC, CAMARINES SUR
PTR NO. DATE ISSUED PLACE ISSUED BOX 5 ( TO BE ACCOMPLISHED BY THE
DIVISION/SECTION CONCERNED )
SIGNATURE TIN
PROGRESS FLOW
NOTED: IN OUT ACTION/REMARKS PROCESSED BY
CHIEF PROCESSING DIVISION/SECTION TIME DATE TIME DATE
RECEIVING AND RECORDING
GEODETIC (LINE AND GRADE)
SANITARY
WE HEREBY AFFIX OUR HANDS SIGNIFYING OUT CONFORMITY TO THE INFORMATION HEREIN ABOVE SETFORTH
BOX 6 BOX 8
SANITARY ENGINEER/PLUMBER PRC REG. NO. SIGNATURE
SIGNED AND SEALED PLANS AND SPECS
ENGR. ANDREW REY E. ESTEVE

CLARK PAUL S. MORATO
PRINTED NAME APPLICANT

ENGR. CLARK PAUL S. MORATO
ADDRESS RES.CERT.NO. DATE ISSUED PLACE ISSUED
BALIUAG VIEJO, MINALABAC, CAMARINES SUR

PTR NO. DATE ISSUED PLACE ISSUED
SIGNATURE TIN
BOX 7

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PORTFOLIO IN CONSTRUCTION

ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT

Submitted to the College of Engineering and Architecture In

Lines Bearing Distance PLAN

4-1 N 29° 00' W 35.27 M RURBAN CODE:

Republic of the Philippines

Department of Environment and Natural Resources

I certify that this survey plan is verified and found to

THIS PLAN SHALL NOT BE USED FOR LAND RE -

VERIFICATION FEE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AFTER DATE OF VERIFICATION

Lines Bearing Distance

SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN

DESIGNED: PROJECT TITLE APPROVED: REVISIONS: SHEET CONTENTS: SHEET NO.

BULALACAO STUDENT ID: 17-20560 PTR NO: REG NO: DRAWN:

BRGY. ANAYAN, PILI

DESIGNED: PROJECT TITLE APPROVED: REVISIONS: SHEET CONTENTS: SHEET NO.

BULALACAO STUDENT ID: 17-20560 PTR NO: REG NO: DRAWN:

BULALACAO STUDENT ID: 17-20560 PTR NO: REG NO: DRAWN:

1 GROUND FLOOR PLAN

STUDENT ID: 17-20560 PTR NO: REG NO: DRAWN:

PRE PAINTED ROOFINGS SLIDING WINDOW

Ground floor line

BULALACAO STUDENT ID: 17-20560 PTR NO: REG NO: DRAWN:

5 RIGHT SIDE ELEVATION 6 LEFT SIDE ELEVATION

BULALACAO STUDENT ID: 17-20560 PTR NO: DRAWN:

PART OF DINNING CARPORT FIN.FLR.LN T&B T&B

BULALACAO STUDENT ID: 17-20560 PTR NO: REG NO: DRAWN:

0.4mm THK DURA SPANDREL

0.4mm THK DURA SPANDREL

0.4mm THK DURA SPANDREL

2 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

2.10 m 2.10 m 3.11 m

1.23 m m 1.48 m m 0.62 m m

1 DOORS AND WINDOWS DETAILS

3.50 m 3.50 m 3.00 m

RCB-1 RCB-1 RCB-1

FTB-1 FTB-1 FTB-1

RCB-2 RCB-2 RCB-2

ELEV.@ RCB-1 RCB-1 RCB-1

4 FOUNDATION PLAN 5 SECOND FLOOR FRAMING PLAN

DESIGNED: PROJECT TITLE APPROVED: REVISIONS: SHEET CONTENTS: SHEET NO.

2.25 m 2.25 m 2.50 m 2.40 m 2.40 m

TRUSS-6 1.00 m 3.50 m 3.50 m 3.00 m 1.00 m

6 ROOF FRAMING PLAN 7 ROOF BEAM FRAMING PLAN

DESIGNED: PROJECT TITLE APPROVED: REVISIONS: SHEET CONTENTS: SHEET NO.

BULALACAO STUDENT ID: 17-20560 PTR NO: REG NO: DRAWN:

2.50 m DIAGONAL STRUT SUPPORT

CB-1 RB-1 CB-1

8 STEEL TRUSS DETAIL

TOP MAIN BARS WEB REINFORCEMENT

BOTTOM BARS AT MIDSPAN

BOTTOM MAIN BARS

3 TYPICAL DETAIL OF R.C. BEAM

STUDENT ID: 17-20560 PTR NO: REG NO: DRAWN:

6-20MMØ RSB VERT.BARS

18-16MMØ RSB BASEBARS

PROVIDE 100mm GRAVEL BEDDING

2 WALL & FOOTING DETAIL

Lateral ties sp. as follows

18-16MMØ RSB BASEBARS

18-16MMØ RSB BASEBARS

3. BAR SHALL ONLY BE SPLICE

1 TYPICAL FLOOR SLAB DETAIL