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The document provides information on estimating costs for construction projects including estimating methods, units of measurement for materials and tasks, standard sizes, and other useful reference data for preparing estimates in India. Key details include estimating procedures, cost percentages for typical project components, measurement units, and reference materials and conversion factors.

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The document provides information on estimating costs for construction projects including estimating methods, units of measurement for materials and tasks, standard sizes, and other useful reference data for preparing estimates in India. Key details include estimating procedures, cost percentages for typical project components, measurement units, and reference materials and conversion factors.

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P.P.V.

 Data required for preparing estimate


1. Plan, Elevation & Section
2. Specification
3. Item Rate

 Detailed Estimate is most accurate estimate.

 Revised Estimate is required when there is material


deviation occurring but in this estimate there is No
change in Construction.

 Supplementary Estimate is required when there is


change in construction.

 For Calculation of Quantities, Measurement Sheet is


used.

 For Calculation of Cost, Abstract Sheet is used.

 Bill showing only Quantity is called Bill of Quantity.

Item Cost-percentage of total


cost of project
Water supply 4%
Drainage 4%
Electrical Installation 5 to 8%
Contigencies 3 to 5%
Work charge 2 to 2.5%
establishment
Water charge 1 to 1.5%
Contractor Profit 10 to 15%
Overhead charges 2.5 to 5%

 In excavation & filling, Deduction due to Shrinkage,


10% deduction in Ordinary fills & 5% deduction in
Consolidation by heavy machinery.

 Lead & Lift for taking measurement


30 m Lead & 1.5 m Lift

Earthwork Unit of Measurement


Excavation Cu.m
Surface Dressing Sq.m
Filling Cu.m
Excavation m

Item Unit of Measurement


Cement Bag
Sand, Aggregate, Brick Cu.m
bats
Bricks Nos
White Cement Kg
Slacked lime Quintal
Wood Cu.m
Reinforced Steel Kg
G.I Sheets Kg
A.C Sheets Sq.m
Steel Section Kg
Oil Paint Litre
Waterproof Powder Kg
G.I pipe, C.I pipe, PVC pipe Kg
Rolling Shutter Sq.m
Plywood Sheet Sq.m
Brick Masonry Unit of Measurement
Brick work in foundation, Cu.m
plinth and superstructure
Brickwork in partition Sq.m
wall
Honeycomb brickwork Sq.m

Concreting Unit of Measurement


B.B.C.C/P.C.C/R.C.C Cu.m
Damp Proof Course Sq.m
Centring & Shuttering Sq.m

Wood Work Unit of Measurement


Window/Door frame Cu.m
Window/Door shutters Sq.m

Miscellaneous Unit of Measurement


All type of roofing Sq.m
Cement, Plaster, Pointing Sq.m
Skirting Sq.m
Dado m
Flooring Sq.m

 USEFUL INFORMATION
1 m = 3.28 ft.
1 m2 = 10.75 sq.ft.
1 m3 = 35.28 cu.ft.

1 inch = 2.54 cm

1 brass = 100 sq.ft. = 9.3 m2


1 brass = 100 cu.ft. = 2.83 m3

1 bag of cement = 50 kg mass = 0.035 m3 volume =


1.23 cu.ft. volume

1 Gallon = 4.546 litre


1 Pound = 0.4536 kg
1 Tonne = 1000 kg
1 Quintal = 100 kg

1 Var = 1 Yard = 3 ft. = 90 cm = 0.9 m

1 Guntha = 33 ft x 33 ft = 1089 sq.ft. = 101.30 sq.m


1 Vigha = 16 Guntha
1 Acre = 2.5 Vigha = 40 Guntha = 4047 sq.m

1 Are = 100 m2
100 Are = 1 Hectare
1 Hectare = 2.471 Acre

Material Density (kg/m3)


Cement 1430
Sand 1500
Aggregate 1600
Steel 7850
Water 1000
Soil 1600-1800
R.C.C. 2500
P.C.C. 2400
Brick Masonry 1800
Wood 800-1600

d2
 Weight of bar for 1 m length = kg where, d =
162
Diameter of bar.

 METHOD OF CALCULATING QUNTITIES


 Centre line method
 Long wall and Short wall method
Or
Out to Out & In to In method
Or
PWD method
 Crossing method

 The term Junction is used to indicate the meeting


points of cross walls or partition walls with mains
walls.

 At corner of building, No junction is formed.

 Drawing and Specification form important parts of


contract document.

 SPECIFICATION
 Rate of item depends upon Specification.
 Following details include in specifications:-
 Type and quality of materials
 Method of preparation of an item
 Quality of workmanship
 Method of measurement of an item
 Other details related to the item etc.

 Total Cost = Material Cost + Labour Cost + Equipment


Cost

 NBO = National Building Organisation


 SOR = Schedule of Rates
 CPWD = Central Public Work Department

 SOR is periodically revised after 3 years.

 Standard Size/Actual Size of Bricks = 19 x 9 x 9 cm.


 Nominal Size of Bricks = 20 x 10 x 10 cm.

 EMD = 1 to 2% of total cost


 SD = 10% of total cost

 Valuation :- Determining the value or fair price of a


property such as a building called Valuation.

 TASK WORK
 Also known as Out turn work.
 Task work = 8 hours shift.
Item Description Task work per day
Excavation in Ordinary soil 3 m3
Excavation in Hard soil 2 m3
Sand filling in plinth 4 m3
Deliver Bricks up to 15 m 4000 Nos
distance
Deliver Concrete 3 m3
Deliver Mortar 5.5 m3
Brick work in foundation 1.25 m3
and plinth
Brick work in 1 m3
superstructure
12 mm thick cement plaster 10 m2
P.C.C (1:4:8) 5 m3
R.C.C (1:1.5:3) 3 m3

 In 1 m3 brick masonry = 500 Nos bricks is used.

 In 1 m3 of brick work = 0.33 m3 or 0.30 m3 of mortar


is required.

 For concreting, 1 m3 of wet concrete = 1.52 m3 dry


concrete.
 For plastering, 1 m3 of wet mortar = 1.625 m3 dry
mortar. (30% filling joints & uneven surface & 25%
wet volume increased)

 Material at site account (MAS) = Form 35.


 Measurement book (MB) = Form 23.
 Muster Roll = Form 21.

 Mortgagor = The person who takes loans.


 Mortgagee = The person who advance loans.
 Lesee or Leaseholder = The person who takes lease.
 Lessor = The owner of property who grants lease.

 Gross Income = Net Income + Outgoings

 If i is the rate of interest, annual sinking fund,


instalment to accumulate 1 Rs in n years,
i
P= 1+i n − 1
 If i is the rate of interest, and 1 Rs is deposited every
year, total sinking fund accumulated at the end of n
year is,
1+i n − 1
Q= i
 DEPRECIATION
 Gradual loss in the value of property.
 Two method to find depreciation as below :-
 Straight Line Method
C−S
 D= n
Where, C = Original cost
S = Scrap value
n =Number of year
 Book value after m years = C – m x D.
 Constant % Method
1
S
 P=1-
n
C
m
S
 Book value after m years = C
n
C

 House yearly Rent = 5 to 10% of cost of House


 Obsolescence :- Gradual loss in value of property due
to change in fashions, design etc.

 SCRAP VALUE
 Scrap Value is the value of dismantled
materials of a property at the end of its
utility period.
 It taken as 5%.

 SALVAGE VALUE
 It is the value of a property at the end of its
useful life without being dismantled.
 It taken as 10%.

 Size of Standard Gauge Box = 33.3 cm x 30 cm x 35


cm.

 Deduction is not made for opening in


Plastering = up to 0.5 m2 area
Brickwork = up to 0.1 m2 area
Concrete work = up to 0.1 m2 area.

 Ratio of Labour cost to the Total cost of project = 1 : 4.

 Thickness of plastering = 12 mm.

 Number of Bricks usually carried by truck = 4000


Nos.
 Volume of Sand carried in a truck is approximately =
4 m3.

 Thickness of 25 gauge sheet is less than 1 mm.

 For Fully glazed steel door/window, Multiplying


Factor = 0.5.

 For Flush door, Multiplying Factor = 1.2.

 માગઁ અને મકાન વિભાગ માટે આિક અંગેનો

સદર(Head) = 059 છે .

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