Creating a Bill of Quantities (BOQ) for waterproofing for screeding involves detailing

the quantities and specifications of materials, labor, and other resources required for
the waterproofing work. Below is a simplified example of a BOQ for waterproofing
for screeding. Please note that actual BOQs may vary depending on the specific
project requirements, materials used, and local practices.

Bill of Quantities: Waterproofing for Screeding

1. Preparation Work:
• Clean and prepare the substrate surface for waterproofing.
• Provide necessary protection for adjacent surfaces and fixtures.
2. Materials:
• Liquid Waterproofing Membrane:
• Brand: [Specify brand name]
• Type: [Specify type, e.g., acrylic, polyurethane]
• Quantity: [Specify quantity based on calculation]
• Cementitious Waterproofing Compound:
• Brand: [Specify brand name]
• Type: [Specify type, e.g., integral, surface applied]
• Quantity: [Specify quantity based on calculation]
• Reinforcement Fabric (if required):
• Type: [Specify type, e.g., non-woven polyester]
• Quantity: [Specify quantity based on project requirements]
3. Labor:
• Waterproofing Application:
• Skilled labor: [Specify number of skilled workers]
• Unskilled labor: [Specify number of unskilled workers]
4. Equipment and Tools:
• Brushes, rollers, trowels, etc.: [Specify types and quantities]
5. Miscellaneous:
• Primer (if required): [Specify brand and quantity]
• Joint Sealant (if required): [Specify brand and quantity]
• Cleaning and disposal: [Specify any additional costs for cleaning and
waste disposal]
6. Contingency:
• Allowance for unforeseen circumstances and additional materials:
[Specify percentage, e.g., 5%]
7. Total Cost Estimate:
• Sum of material costs, labor costs, equipment costs, miscellaneous
costs, and contingency allowance.
8. Notes:
 • Specify any specific instructions, quality standards, or additional
requirements.
• Include any relevant drawings or specifications for reference.

It's important to customize the BOQ according to the specific requirements of your
project, including the type of waterproofing system, surface conditions, and any
special considerations. Additionally, consult with waterproofing specialists or
engineers to ensure that the BOQ accurately reflects the scope of work and meets
quality standards.