DIVISION 00

00 00 00 PROCUREMENT AND CONTRACTING REQUIREMENTS

00 01 00 INTRODUCTORY REQUIREMENTS
This is a proposal for a tiny house project with a dimension of 6 meters by
5 meters, approximately 30 sq.m. It contains a living room, dining area, kitchen,
common toilet, and a single bedroom. It was recently bought by a client which
seeks guidance from an Architect to visualize their dream home and hoping to
rise soon.
DIVISION 01
01 10 00 SUMMARY OF WORK
1.0 GENERAL CONDITIONS
The scope of work for this project includes providing all tools, labor,
materials, and anything listed, mentioned, or scheduled on the drawings
specified for the complete construction of the proposed tiny house building in
the designated location according to plans and specifications.
1.1 PLAN AND SPECIFICATIONS
Anything depicted in the drawings but not mentioned in the
specifications, or vice versa, or anything not expressly stated but reasonably
implied in either, shall be delivered and installed as thought specifically shown in
mentioned both.

DIVISION 02 EXISTING CONDITIONS

N/A
DIVISION 03
03 00 00 CONCRETE
03 01 00 MAINTENANCE OF CONCRETE
1.0 Delivery, Storage, and Handling of materials
1.0.1 All supplies must be transported, kept, and handled in such a way that
external substances are not included, and the materials are not damaged
or broken.
1.0.2 Packed materials must be delivered and kept in their original packaging
until they are used.
1.0.3 Water-damaged or otherwise damaged packages will be returned to the
sender.
03 06 00 SCHEDULE OF CONCRETE
2.0 Water
2.0.1 The water used to mix concrete must be free of oil, alkali, organic debris,
and other harmful substances, and it must be reasonably clear and clean.
It is not permitted to utilize brackish water.
3.0. PORTLAND CEMENT/POZZOLAN CEMENT
 3.0.1 Any standard commercial brand of Portland/pozzolan cement, in
standard 40kgs, such as union, apo, or any other brand available, shall be
used.
4.0 FINE AGGREGATES
4.0.1 Fine aggregates or sand used in concrete composition must be clean,
durable, and uncoated grains that are clear of harmful amounts of dust,
lumps, or flaky particles, and contain no more than 5% clay.
5.0 COARSE AGGREGATES
5.01 Coarse aggregates or gravel must have a top size ranging from 6mm to
the size that can easily pass between all reinforcing bars and between
reinforcement and forms.
6.0 METAL REINFORCEMENT
6.0.1 Standard commercial, deformed steel, such as steel Asia or other locally
available equivalent, shall be used as reinforcing bars.
6.0.2 Splices in bars must be made at the critical points of highest strains, and
steel bars must be free of dust scales.
6.0.3 Commercial G.I. tie wire shall be used no. 16 wire gauge
7.0 CONCRETE MIXER
7.0.1 Class “A” concrete (20Mpa concrete) for all columns, footings,
beams, stiffener, slab mixture (1:2:4)
7.0.2 Class “B” concrete (17.5Mpa concrete) for all wall footing, slabs,
and stairs on fill and CHB fillers mixtures (1:3:5)
7.0.3 Class “A” mortars 1:3 by volume for all plastering works.
03 06 10 SCHEDULES OF CONCRETE FORMING AND ACCESSORIES
3.0 Forms must produce a finished structure that corresponds to the
member's shape, line, and dimensions as specified in the design drawing
and specification. The forms must be strong and sufficiently tight to avoid
mortar leaking. Forms and their supports must be constructed in such a
way that they do not damage previously installed structure.
3.0.1 REMOVAL OF FORM AND FALSE WORKS
3.1 Forms shall be removed according to the following scheduled
3.1.1 COLUMNS 2 DAYS
3.1.2 BEAMS 5 DAYS
3.1.3 SLAB 14 DAYS (vertical support must not
be removed)
03 06 30
DIVISION 04
04 00 00 MASONRY
04 01 00 MAINTENANCE OF MASONRY
3.0 CONCRETE HOLLOW BLOCKS
3.0.1 When CHB is used, it must be true to size with no fractures, spurs, or
other faults that could compromise its strength or durability.
3.0.2 All concrete hollow blocks must be manufactured by a trusted brand.
DIVISION 05 METALS
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DIVISION 06
06 00 00 WOODS, PLASTICS, AND COMPOSITES
06 01 00 MAINTENANCE OF WOOD, PLASTICS, AND COMPOSITES
5.0 This section of the specifications entails providing all items, articles,
labors, equipment, materials, and other services mentioned or scheduled
on drawings, as well as performing all operations and methods necessary
and required for the completion of all carpentry and joinery works, as
well as the installation of all exterior and interior finished carpentry in
accordance with the applicable drawing and full-size details.
5.0.1 All doors and windows, transoms or other openings where so indicated
on plans and all framework coming in touch with concrete shall be
supported by means of 20d nails spaced not more than 20cm apart. All
frames must be riveted, molded, and cut with a wash and a water drip
undercut.
06 01 20 MAINTENANCE OF FINISH CARPENTRY
6.0 Both in transit and on the jobsite, lumber must be preserved and
maintained under cover, and carefully piled off the ground with sufficient
drainage, ventilation, and weather protection.
6.0.1 Before beginning work, materials must be provided and prepared ahead
of time.
DIVISION 07 ROOFING AND SIDING PANELS
N/A
DIVISION 08
08 00 00 OPENINGS
08 01 00 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF OPENINGS
8.0 All panel doors must be constructed of hard wood, and all other doors
indicated in the plan must be made to the plan's specifications and by a
reputable manufacturer.
8.0.1 The schedule specifies the size and type of windows that must be
installed.
8.0.2 Doors must extend the full width of the sills, with ten on and mortised
joints that are neatly bonded and planed. It needs to hang straight and
plump.
08 01 70 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF HARDWARE
9.0 When the precise type of finishing hardware requested is not adaptable,
a type with as close to the same operation and quality as the ones
specified as practical shall be utilized with the engineer's approval.
9.0.1 All locks must be "YALE" and fitted at a height of 90cm from the finished
floor line in the door frames.
9.0.2 All hinges must be made of "STANLEY" chromium-plated nickel brass or a
local equivalent of equivalent quality.
08 06 00 SCHEDULE OF OPENINGS
08 06 10 DOOR SCHEDULE
 1.0 Main Door Entrance (900MMx2100MM)
2.0 Room doors (800MMx2100MM)
3.0 Restroom doors (600MMx2100MM)
08 06 10.13 DOOR TYPES
1.0 Main door – 3 paneled textured door
2.0 Room door – Rockport 5 panel smooth door
3.0 Restroom door – PVC door
08 06 50 WINDOW SCHEDULE
1.0.1 Toilet window (500MMx500MM awning window)
1.0.2 Room window (1500MMx1500MM awning window)
1.0.3 Vertical window (700MMx2200MM awning window)
DIVISION 09
09 00 00 FINISHES
09 01 00 MAINTENANCE OF FINISHES
7.0 The architect or interior designer must complete and supervise all
concrete surfaces, including those marked as cement plaster finish on
drawings in all interior walls and other concrete surfaces without a
specified finish.
09 91 00 PAINTINGS
7.1 This part of the specification includes the interior and exterior painting
and finishing of wood surfaces, as well as the internal and exterior
painting and finishing of plasters, concrete, and other surfaces.
7.1.1 This section of the specification covers the proper preparation of
surfaces, the provision of labor, materials, tools, appliances, scaffoldings,
and other necessary equipment, as well as the completion of all painting
and varnishing operations in accordance with color schemes and as
indicated hereunder.
7.1.2 Unless otherwise specified, the priming coat must be lighter than the
body coat, and the body coat must be lighter than the completed coat.
White will be the first coat.
7.1.3 Before applying any paint or oil finish, all wood surfaces must be carefully
cleaned, smoothed, and sanded.
7.1.4 Boysen paints will be used for all paint works.
DIVISION 10 SPECIALTIES
N/A
DIVISION 11 EQUIPMENT
N/A
DIVISION 12 FURNISHINGS
N/A
DIVISION 13 SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION
N/A
DIVISION 14 CONVEYING EQUIPMENT
N/A
DIVISION 15 – 20 RESERVED FOR FUTURE EXPANSION
DIVISION 21
21 00 00 FIRE SUPPRESSION
1.0.1.0 All materials to be used must meet the specifications required and
calculations to avoid overloading that may lead to fire.
1.0.2.0 Proper placement and installation must be strictly followed and guided
by the Architect or Engineer.
DIVISION 22
22 00 00 PLUMBING
22 01 00 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF PLUMBING
1.1.0 All works must meet the requirements of the national plumbing code of
the Philippines.
1.1.1 All fixtures must be trapped independently. The traps should be put as
close to the fixtures as possible.
1.1.2 Horizontal waste lines must be fastened to the building frames with
hooks or embedded in concrete as required.
1.1.3 All pipes, fitting traps, fixture, appurtenances and devices of plumbing
and drainage system shall be inspected and approved by the engineer to
ensure compliance with all requirements of all codes and regulation
referred in these specifications.
1.1.4 Use “MOLDEX” PPR pipes for all hot water lines.
1.1.5 Use “Moldex BLUE” for sanitary pipes, fittings, accessories, materials and
all works obviously necessary for the proper functioning of all
specification or indicated in the drawing are included in this works.
1.1.6 Wall to be finished with PORCELAIN tiles indicated in the drawings, shall
be washed with clean water.
1.1.7 The tiles and accessories must be free of flaws that compromise their
quality, beauty, or strength. Before installing the tile, it should be
properly soaked in water. All wainscoting tiles must be set to exact
grades, leveled according to lines, laid even, and set genuinely vertically
according to the features specified on the drawing. The tiles must be
firmly installed on 1:2 cement paste.
1.1.8 All works will be supervised by the Architect.
1.1.9 Use “HCG” for toilet fixtures.
22 14 00 FACILITY STORM DRAINAGE
1.0 All waters collected will undergo through the down spouts directing to
the catch basin flowing towards the drainage outside the property to
avoid flooding.
DIVISION 23
23 00 00 HEATING, VENTILATING AND AIRCONDITIONING (HVAC)
23 01 00 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF HVAC
1.1.1.1 All work done here must result in a low-energy structure, which is one of
the project's objectives.
 1.1.1.2 Building orientation must be observed and followed in accordance to the
specifications in the drawings. Therefore, it is expected to have a passive
ventilation until this project is finished.
1.1.1.3 All works will be supervised by the Architect.
DIVISION 24 RESERVED FOR FUTURE EXPANSION
DIVISION 25 INTEGRATED AUTOMATION
N/A
DIVISION 26
26 00 00 ELECTRICAL
26 01 00 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF ELECTRICAL
1.2.0 All work done here must adhere to the latest version of the Philippine
National Electrical Code as well as meet the rules and regulations of Albay
Power Electric Cooperative (APEC).
1.2.1 All materials must be brand-new and shall meet the standards of the
laboratories.
26 06 00 SCHEDULES OF ELECTRICAL
1.3.0 The service entrance shall be 180- 250 volts 2-30mm THHN wire. The
service entrance installation must be included in the electrical work as
specified. The service entrance conduit and accessories must be put in
the nearest power source up to the service entrance cap, and the work
must be completed in accordance with the most recent Electric Company
specifications.
1.3.1 WIRING METHOD
1.4.1 All wiring must be put in standard pvc (MOLDFLEX) CONDUIT OF
THE PHILIPPINES or equivalent and must meet the underwriter's
standards in code.
1.4.2 All wire must be copper; no aluminum or other metallic
conductors will be allowed. Phelps dodge brand or an approved
comparable size of wire must be used. All materials must be brand new
and have underwriters’ laboratories approval.
26 50 00 LIGHTING
1.5.0 All lighting must follow the specifications in the drawing.
1.5.1 All products must be brand-new and free from flaws that compromise
their quality.
2.1.0 OUTLET AND SWITCH BOXES
2.1.1 All boxes shall be hard plastic, approved product of reputable
manufacturer.
2.1.2 All boxes, including junction and pull boxes shall be sufficient size
to provide free space for all conductors enclosed in the box in addition to
the fittings. Such as receptacles, fixture slabs, that may contain in the
box.
2.1.0 WALL SWITCHES
Must be 1.50m from floor level line.
2.1.1 Use” PHILIPS” flush type switches.
 3.1.0 CONVENIENCE OUTLET
3.1.1 Must be .30m from floor line level.
3.1.2 Use “Philips” for outlets.
DIVISION 27 COMMUNICATIONS
N/A
DIVISION 28 ELECTRONIC SAFETY AND SECURITY
N/A
DIVISION 29 - 30 RESERVED FOR FUTURE EXPANSION
DIVISION 31 EARTHWORK
N/A
DIVISION 32 EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS
N/A
DIVISION 33 UTILITIES
N/A
DIVISION 34 TRANSPORTATION
N/A
DIVISION 35 WATERWAY AND MARINE CONSTRUCTION
N/A
DIVISION 36 – 39 RESERVED FOR FUTURE EXPANSION
DIVISION 40 PROCESS INTERCONNECTIONS
N/A
DIVISION 41 MATERIAL PROCESSING AND HANDLING EQUIPMENT
N/A
DIVISION 42 PROCESSING HEAT, COOLING, AND DRYING EQUIPMENT
N/A
DIVISION 43 PROCESS GAS AND LIQUID HANDLING, PURIFICATION, AND STORAGE
EQUIPMENT
N/A
DIVISION 44 POLLUTION AND WASTE CONTROL EQUIPMENT
N/A
DIVISION 45 INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT
N/A
DIVISION 46 WATER AND WASTEWATER EQUIPMENT
N/A
DIVISION 47 RESERVED FOR FUTURE EXPANSION
DIVISION 48 ELECTRICAL POWER GENERATION
N/A
DIVISION 49 RESERVED FOR FUTURE EXPANSION
QUANTITY MATERIAL PRICE
3 1.50mx1.50m awning window Php 6,500/pc
2 0.70m x 2.20m awning window Php 4,500/pc
1 0.50m x 0.50m awning window Php 3,500/pc
1 0.90m x 2.10m solid wood door Php 3,800/pc
129 0.60m x 0.60m ceramic tiles Php 250/pc
29 0.30m x 0.30m ceramic tiles Php 38/pc
4 Utility Box
2 Conjunction Box
2 Phelps Wire
12 Konstrukt Skimcoat K-201 Php 1500
5 Boysen Primer Permacoat Flat Latex #701
5 Boysen Masonry Putty #7311
16 Boysen Topcoat Permacoat Latex
24 Boysen Waterproofing @Plexibond
5 Boysen Acrytex Primer
 5 Boysen Acrytex Cast
10 Boysen Acrytex Topcoat
1 Thinning Solvent for Putty (Boysen Acrytex Reducer
#1750)
4 Thinning Solvent for Primer and Topcoat (Boysen
Acrytex Reducer #1750)
1 Cement Php 20,500
1 Concrete Hollow Blocks Php 4,300
Coarse Aggregates
Fine Aggregates
16mm Rebars
10mm CHB Rebars
10mm Ties
Tire Wire
11 Marine plywood for ceiling Php 1,500/pc
1 0.80m x 2.10m flush door Php 15,990
Total Php 254, 491.00

Prepared by:
Rommel Jose Retumban Abareta
BS Architecture , 3E