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ESTIMATE
An estimate is the anticipated or probable cost of a work and is usualy prepared
belore the construction is taken up.

To prepare an estimate following details required:


a. Drawings consisting of the plan, the elevation & the sections tihrough inportant
points.
b. Detailed
specification giving specific description of all
wurkmanshup. properties
and proportion of materials.

Procedure followed for estimation:


a. Correct dimensions are taken fron drawing.
b. The quantities of various iterns calculated by simple measurements
C.These quantities are used to find the cost.

PURPOSE OF ESTIMATE
i. Probable cost to be made ready for taking a project.
i. To obtain Administrative Approval in case of publie corstruction
. To
ascertain the quantities of materials B,g Cement. Steel Aggregates, et
To ascertain the quantity of labour.
iv.
.To ascertain the quantity of Tools, I'lants & Eiquipments
To fix up
vi a construction schedule.
vi. To justify the benefit cost ralio.
vii. To invite lenders and prepare lills for payments
DIFFERENT TYPES OF ESTIMATES
. Preliminary estimate or Approximate ur Abstrart estimate or Renngh v t etimah
2. Plinth area estinate.
Cube rate estimate or cubrcal content estimate
4. Approvimate quantity method esthmate.
5. Detaied estimate or item rate estimate

6Revisedestimate.
Supplementaryestimate
8. Supplementary and revised esimate.
9. Annual repair and maintenance estmate.

estimate or Approximate or Abstract estimate or Rough cost


Preliminary
estimate

This is approximate estimate made to find out an approximate cost


an
in a
short
time and thus enable the responsiole authority concerned to consider the tinancia
of the scheme, for according estimate is
sancion te the same. The approximate
aspects
prepared from the practical knowiedge and cost of the similar works.
The preliminary estimate may be prepared by various ways such as:

i Per unit basis.


11. Plunth area basis.
:i. Cubie content basis
iv. Appreximate quantity method.
Plinth area estimate
Plinth areas shouid be calculated by taking the extermal dimensions ofthe building
at the piintn. Courtyard and other open areas should not be included in the plinth
areas. This areas also can find out by walls area of the building plus tloor area of the
room.
and
Plinth area estimatee is calculated by finding the plinth area of the building
rate.
multiplying by the plinth area
Cube rate estimate
the basis of t
Cube rate estimate is a preliminary estimate and is prepared o n
the of the
building. The cube rate being determined fron
cost
cubical contents of the
in the locality.
Similar building havung sumilar spec.icahars and construction,
the cubical contents of the building (length r breadth
This is ralculated by linding
the cube rate.
x
height) and inultiplying it by
Approximate quantity method estimate
tound in metre and
approximate total lenugth ot walls runung
is
this method
in of wall gives tairly accurate cost
g h muiiplied by the rate per runing meire
"ors e t h o d the plan or line plan ef the structure should be avaladie.
Detailed estimate or Hem
rate estimate
Ot taiied estirate is
each item of wirks
an accurate estimate and
consists of
stages
and
working the cost. The detalled estimate working out the quantihes
is preparea wo

Details of
measurements and caleulationof
neasuenments
and
of each item of work are quantities-
taken out correctly from The detaiis
or

quantities under each item of work plan and drawn


Detalls of measurement Form
are
computed in a tabular form

| ltem No. Partiwlars No


Length| Breadth Depth Quantity|

ii) Abstract of estimated cost : The cost of each item of work is


torm from the calculated in
ot
quantities already computed and total cost is worked out in
tabuar
rates
estimalte Form. The rates of different items of
work are taken from schedule ot Abstrac
or trom rate
analysis.
Abstract of estimate Form

Item no ParticaularsQuantity | Unit | Rate | Pa | Amount


A
percentage of 3 to 5%
is added for contingencies, to allow for unforeseen
expenditures, etc. and to 276 added ta meet the expenditure
establishment. The grand total thus obtained is the eshimated of work-charged
The cost of work
detailed estirate is
drawings showing plans, accompanied with: (a) report (b) specification (c)
dterent secions, detailed
calculations (e) basis of rates
adopt in the
key index plan, etc, or
(d) design data and
estimate.
Such a detailed estimate is
nd also lor execution ot prepared for technical sanction, administrative
a contract with the contractor approval
Revised estimate
Revised estimate is to be
prepared under any one of the
When the original sanctioned estimate is exceeds or following circumslances:
5%. likely to exceed by more than
b. Wihen the
expenditure
administratve sanction by
on a
work exceeds or
likely to exceed the anount
more than 10%. ot
When there are material deviation frorm the
devintion of a strxthiral nature
original proposal but not due to inaterial

d. When it is fournd that the sanctioned


estimate is more than the actial
requirertiert.
Supplementary estimate
It is detailed estimate
a
and is prepared when additional work are required to
supplementthe
original works, or when further
pogress of the
work. The abstract should show the amount required during development is the
of the original
and the total amount
the including estimate
yuimd supplementary amount for which sanction is

Supplementery and revised estimates


This
to
estimation is prepared when it is
necessary to revise the original estimate due
increased volume of work well additional works
as as
included ( supplementary
are
works).For such a
case revised estimate is prepared for the
a
original work and detailed.estimate for the
a increased volume ot
original schedule. supplementary works not included in the
The total amount of
revised estimate includes the amount tor
supplementary work also.
Annual repalr and maintenance estimate
Arnual repair and Maintenance Estimate is
detailed estimate and is a

order and safe condition. For prepared


maintain the structure or work in to
proper
includes white
washing,
colour painting, washing. building. this
the estimate
provides for patch repairing renewals,minor repairs, etc. For road works
repairs of
etc. bridges and culverts,
The following are the some of the annual repair works listed
for building.
1) Painting work.
a. White washing
b. Colour washing
c. Distempering.
d.
Snocem/Supercem painting for external walls.
e.
Repainting Doors, windows and ventilators.
2) Water proofing Terrace/Bath room/Toilets.
Relaying new type of flooring.
4) Floor polishing.
5) Repair of
plumbing and electrical fixtures.
6) Minor repairs, etc.

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