Chapter - 1: 1.1for Estimation and Costing, Following Are Required

CHAPTER – 1
INTRODUCTION
Cost estimating may be defined as the process of determining the probable cost of the product
before the start of manufacture. Estimation and costing in civil deals with calculating the
quantities and its expected expenditure to be incurred from particular project. Estimating is done
before executing any project or job. Costing is done after execution of any project or job. It is an
art of calculating the quantities of various items of work that is required to be executed for
completion of any work and finding the cost of each item. Thus for a project in Civil, Costing
and estimation plays a crucial role in it.
1.1FOR ESTIMATION AND COSTING, FOLLOWING ARE REQUIRED:-
 Final plan or drawings of the project. (DRAWING)
 Exact details about workmanship and materials to be used in project. (SPECIFICATION)
 Standard schedule of rates for the present Year.(RATES)
1.2NEED OF COSTING AND ESTIMATION:-
 It helps us to decide whether rate of proposed project match meets our funds available for
the project
 Avoids unwanted loss incurred in project
 Helps in inviting tender and quotation to arrange contract
 Gives an idea about time and its schedule of work required for completion of project.
1.3TERMINOLOGY:-
I. Contingencies – Indicates incidental expenses of miscellaneous character which
cannot be classified under any distinct item. (3% to 5% of the estimated cost is provided
to al low for contingencies)
II. Work-charged Establishment – Work-charged employees are temporary staf f
whose services are terminated at the expiry of sanctioned period but usual ly one month
notice is given. (1.5% to 2% of the estimated cost is added)
III. Tools and Plants – Normally contractor has to arrange tools and plants. (1% to 1.5%
of estimated cost is provided)
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IV. Cent age charges or Departmental charges – Also known as Supervision
charges for works. To meet the expenses of establishment, designing, planning,
supervision etc. (10% to 15% of the estimated cost). When engineering department takes
up work of other department.
V. Sub-Head items of work – Works like earthwork, concrete work, brick work etc.
Under each sub head there are different items of work.
VI. Sub-Work – Large project may consist of small buildings. Detailed estimate of each
sub-work is prepared separately.
VII. Schedule of Rates – It is a list of rate of various items of works maintained by
engineering department under the name “Schedule o f Rate s Book” . “Road Metal Rate
Book ” is also maintained by PWD.
VIII. Administrative Sanction/ Approval – It is the formal acceptance by the
department concerned of the proposal. After the approval, design, estimates etc. are
prepared and thereafter execution of work.
IX. Expenditure Sanction – It represents allotment of money to meet the expenditure.
It is usually accorded by Finance Department.
X. Technical Sanction – It is the sanction of the detailed estimate, design calculation,
quantities of work etc. Technical sanction is accorded by engineering department and
execution of work is carried out thereafter.
XI. Quantity Survey – It means estimating of quantities of different items of works.
XII. Plinth Area – It is the built up covered area of a building measured at floor level of
any storey by taking external dimensions of the building at the floor level.
XIII. Floor Area – It is obtained after deducting area of walls from the plinth area of
building. It should include:
1. Door and other openings
2. Intermediate pillars and supports
XIV. Circulation Area – It is the floor area of verandahs, passages, corridors, balconies,
staircases, l i f t etc. which are used for movements of persons using the building. It is
further classified into horizontal and vertical.
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XV. Carpet Area – It is the useful area of the building. It is determined after deducting:
1. Circulation Area
2. Sanitary Accommodations
3. Kitchen, Pantry, Stores
4. For office building approximate 60% to 75% of plinth area
5. For residential buildings approximate 50% to 65% of plinth area
XVI. Site Plan – Plan showing orientation of building, boundaries of land, position of roads,
drains, sewer line, water pipelines and adjoining plots of lands. North direction is also
shown on one corner of site plan)
XVII. Layout Plan –
1. Plan showing proposed buildings, structures etc. showing their locations, size and
orientations.
2. Roads, drains, pipe lines, electric lines, parks etc are shown.
3. The boundary, main approach roads and adjoining areas are also indicated.
XVIII. Index Plan –
1. Plan is usually drawn for Roads, Irrigation, Water supply etc.
2. It shows alignment with position of culverts, main outline of whole work to give
idea of the project
3. For big project it is drawn with much small scale and is known as key plan
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CHAPTER-2
ESTIMATION
In civil engineering, estimation means calculation of quantity of material and labor to be used in
the project.
2.1 DIFFERENT TYPES OF ESTIMATES:-
I. Preliminary/Appx./Abstract/Rough Cost Estimate
II. Plinth Area Estimate
III. Cube Rate or Cubical Content Estimate
IV. Appx. Quantity Method Estimate
V. Detailed Estimate or Item Rate Estimate
VI. Revised Estimate
VII. Supplementary Estimate
VIII. Supplementary and Revised Estimate
IX. Annual Repair or Maintenance Estimate (A.R or A.M Estimate)
I. Preliminary Estimate:- Preliminary Estimate is prepared by various ways for
different structures as mentioned below :
 Buildings
1. Per Unit Basis – Per student for schools and hostels, per class room for schools,
per bed for hospitals, per seat for cinema and theatre halls, per tenement for
residential buildings.
2. Plinth area basis
3. Cubic content basis
4. Appx. Quantity method
 Roads and Highways – Per km basis depending upon nature of road, width and
thickness of metalling.
 Irrigation Channels
1. Per km basis
2. Per hectare basis (Area of land commanded)
 Bridges and Culver ts – Per running meter of span depending upon type of structure,
type and depth of foundation.
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 Sewerage and Water Supply Project
1. Per head of population served
2. Per hectare basis (Area covered)
 Over Head water Tank – Per liter or per gallon of tank depending upon type of
structure and height of tank.
II. Plinth Area Estimate:-
 P.A. is approximate estimate
 Plinth area should be calculated for covered area by taking external dimensions of the
building at the floor level
 Courtyard and other open area should not be included
 For multistoried building Plinth Area for each storey is determined separately.
 Approximate total plinth area may be calculated by adding 30 to 40% of the already
calculated area for walls, circulation and waste etc.
 Plinth area rate is known from cost of similar building in the locality.
III. Cube Rate Estimate:-
 Cube rate estimate is again approximate estimate
 Cubical content of the building is determined by multiplying length, breadth and
height of the building.
 External length and breadth at the floor level are calculated for the purpose
 Height should be taken from the floor level to the top of roof.
 For multistoried building height is taken from floor level of one storey to top of next
higher floor.
 Cube rate estimate is more accurate as compared to the plinth area estimate.
IV. Approximate Quantity Method Estimate:-
 Structure divided into two parts –
1. Foundation including plinth
2. Superstructure
 Total length of wal ls is found out.
 To find running meter rate of foundation, appx. quantities of various items are
calculated per running meter
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 Similarly for superstructure appx. Quantities of brickwork, roof, flooring etc is
calculated per running meter.
V. Detailed Estimate:-
 It is the accurate estimate prepared by working out quantities of each items of work.
 It is prepared in two stages –
1. Details of measurements and calculation of quantities.
2. Abstract of estimated cost – 3% to 5% of estimated cost is added to cover
miscellaneous expenditure
 Detailed estimate is prepared work-wise.
 Detailed estimate consists of –
1. Report
2. General Specifications
3. Detailed specifications
4. Drawings
5. Calculation and designs
6. Analysis of rates
 Detailed estimate is prepared for technical sanction, for arranging contract and for
execution of project.
VI. Revised Estimate:-
 Revised estimate is prepared when original sanctioned estimate is l ikely to exceed
more than 5%.
 When expenditure on work is likely to exceed amount of administrative sanction by
more than 10%
 When there are material deviation from original proposal even though cost may be
met from sanctioned cost.
 It is accompanied by comparative statement showing variations in each item of works
and reason for the same.
VII. Supplementary Estimate:-
 It is the fresh detailed estimate of the additional works in addition to the original
estimate.
 It is required when fur ther development is required during the progress of work.
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 Abstract should show the amount of original estimate and total amount including
supplementary amount.
VIII. Supplementary And Revised Estimate:-
 When a work is partially abandoned and estimated cost of remaining work is less than
95% of original sanctioned estimate.
 When there are material deviations and changes in the design
 If at any time before or during the execution of work, it is found that original estimate
is excessive then divisional of facer may sanction a revised estimate of reduced
amount.
IX. Annual Repair Or Maintenance Estimate (A.R / A.M Estimate)
 It is prepared to maintain structure or work in proper order and safe condition
 For buildings like white washing, painting, minor repairs etc.
 For road works A.R. estimate provides for patch repairing, repairs of bridges and
culverts etc.
2.2 METHODS OF BUILDING ESTIMATE:-
2.2.1 Long wall and short wall method:-
In this method, measure or find out the external length of wall running in the longitudinal
direction generally the long wall out to out, and the internal length of walls running in the
transverse direction in to in i.e. of cross or short walls in to in, and calculate quantities
multiplying the length by the breadth and the height of wall. The same rule applies to the
excavation in foundation, to concrete in foundation and to masonry. Care should be taken to note
the difference in dimensions at different height due to offset, or footing. It is convenient to
imagine plans at different level of height as foundation trench plan foundation concrete plans of
each footing, etc. and dealing each plan or part separately.
The simple method is to take the long walls and short or cross walls separately and to find out
the centre to centre length of long wall and short wall from the plan. For symmetrical footing on
either side, the centre line remains same for superstructure and for foundation and plinth.
For long walls add to the centre length one breadth of wall, which gives the length of the wall out
to out, multiply this length by the breadth and the height and get the quantities .Thus for finding
the quantities of earthwork in excavation, for length of the trench out to out add to the centre
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length one breadth of foundation. Adopt the same process for foundation concrete, and for each
footing. It should be noted that each footing is to be taken separately and the breadth of the
particular footing is to be added to the centre length.
(Long wall length out to out = centre to centre length + half breadth on one side+ half breadth on
the other side = centre to centre length + one breadth).
For short pr cross walls subtract (instead of adding) from the centre length one breadth of wall ,
which gives the length in to in , and repeat the same process as for the long walls , subtracting
one breadth instead of adding.
(Short wall length in to in = centre to centre length – one breadth).
That is, in case of long wall add one breadth and in case of short wall subtract one breadth from
the centre length to get the corresponding lengths.
This method is simple and accurate and there are less chances of any mistake. This method may
also be named as general method.
2.2.2 Centre line method:-
In this method known as centre line method sum total length of centre line of walls , ling and
short , has to be found out . Find the total length of centre lines of walls, of same type , long and
short having same type of foundation and footing and then find the quantities by multiplying the
total centre length by the respective breadth and the height . in this method , the length will
remain same for excavation in foundation , for concrete in foundation ,for all footings and for
superstructure (with slight difference when there are cross walls or number of junctions). This
method is quick but requires special attention and consideration at junctions, meeting points of
partition or cross walls , etc.
For rectangular, circular polygonal (hexagonal, octagonal, etc.) building having no inter or cross
walls, this method is quite simple. For building having cross or partition walls, for every junction
of partition or cross walls with main walls, special consideration shall have to be made to find
the correct quantity. For each junction half breadth of the respective item or footing is to be
deducted from the total centre length. Thus in case of a building with one partition wall or cross
wall having two junction , for earth work in foundation trench and foundation concrete deduct
one breadth of trench or concrete from the total centre length (half breadth for one junction and
one breadth (2x1/2 = one for two junctions ). For footing , similarly deduct one breadth of
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footing for two junction from the total centre length , and so on . If two walls come from
opposite directions and meet a wall at the same point, then there will be two junctions.
For building having different types of walls, each set of walls shall have to be dealt separately.
Find the total centre length of all walls of one type and proceed in the same manner as described
above. Similarly find the total centre length of walls of second type and deal this separately, and
so on.
In the case of a building having different types of walls, suppose outer walls are of A type and
inter cross wall are of type B, then all A types alls shall be taken first, and then all B types walls
shall be taken together separately. In such cases no deduction of any kind need be made for A
type walls, but when B types walls are taken, for each junction deduction of half breadth of A
type wall shall have to be made from the total centre length of walls.
It may be noted that at corners of building where two wall are meeting no subtraction or addition
is required.
When there are numbers of footings, the length of first footing is to be determined by deducting
half breadth of footing per junction from the total centre line length and then the length of the
subsequent footing can be obtained simply by adding one offset of footing for every junction to
the length of previous footing.
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CHAPTER-3
COSTING
3.1 GENERAL: - Costing is the process of finding amount or cost of the material or other
activities, so sometime it is called analyses of rates. The determination of rate per unit of a
particular item of work, from the cost of quantities of material, the cost of labor and other
miscellaneous petty expenses require for its completion is known as the analysis of rates. A
reasonable profit, usually 10% for the contractor is also included in the analyses of rates. Rates
of material are usually taken as the rates delivered at site of work and include the first cost (cost
of origin), cost of transport, railway freight if any, taxes, etc. If the materials are to be carried
from a distant place, more than 8/ km, then cost of transportation is also added. The rates of labor
and material vary from place and therefore, the rates of different items of work also vary from
place to place.
In order to determine the rate of a particular item, the factors affecting the rate of that item are
studied carefully and then finally a rate is decided for that item. This process of determining the
rates of an item is termed as analysis of rates or rate analysis.
The rate of particular item of work depends on the following.
1. Specifications of works and material about their quality, proportion and constructional
Operation method.
2. Quantity of materials and their costs.
3. Cost of labors and their wages.
4. Location of site of work and the distances from source and conveyance charges.
5. Overhead and establishment charges
6. Profit and miscellaneous and overhead expenses of contractor.
3.2 Classification of Construction Costs
According to researches construction costs can be classified into five types, which constitute
the total cost of the project; they can be classified as follows: material cost, labor cost,
equipment cost, overheads, and markup. These types are briefed in Figure below.
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Figure 1 Classification of construction costs
3.2.1 Material Cost

The cost of materials includes not only the direct cost of the material items, but also any other
costs that may be obtained except labor or equipment for installation. Additional items of cost
to be considered are; transportation, sales taxes and freight costs, delivery, storage, sales and
other taxes and losses.
3.2.2 Labor Cost
The labor cost component in a building project often ranges from 30% to 50%, and can be as
high as 60% of the overall project cost. It consists of direct and indirect labor cost which vary
depending on the extent of their relationship to the project.
3.2.3 Equipment Costs
Equipments can be classified as specific use or general use as following:
I. Specific use equipment:
This equipment is only for specific construction operations and it is removed from the
jobsite soon after the task is completed.
II. General use equipment:
General use equipment has shared utilization by all subcontractors on the construction
site and it is not associated with any particular work item or items.
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3.2.4 Overheads
Overheads cost are construction costs of any kind that cannot be attributed to any specific item
of work. In general, Overheads are a significant item of expense and will generally run from
(5% to 15 %) of the total project cost, depending somewhat on where certain project costs are
included in the cost estimate. Overhead costs include general office expenses, rents, taxes,
supervision and other costs which are indirect expenses and not productive expenses on the
job.
The miscellaneous expenses on overheads may be under the following heads:-
I. General overheads:-
1. Establishment(office staff)
2. Stationary, printing, postages, etc.
3. Travelling expenses
4. Telephone
5. Rent and taxes.
II. Job overheads:-
1. Supervision (Salary of engineers, oversees, supervisor, etc.)
2. Handling of materials
3. Repairs, carriage and depreciation of T and P.
4. Amenities of labor
5. Workmen’s compensation, insurance, etc.
6. Interest on investment
7. Losses on advances
3.2.5 Markup
In construction industry, markup is defined as the amount added to the estimated direct cost
and estimated job into overhead cost to recover the firm’s main office allocated overhead
(general overhead) and desired profit. In general, markup can be classified into two main
categories as:
I. Risk allowance (Contingency)
The contingency is a specific provision; it must be included to account for unforeseen
elements of cost.
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Contingency is the amount of money added to an estimate to cover unforeseen needs of
the project, construction difficulties, or estimating accuracy. In addition, the main items
that make many chief estimators or contractor to executives add a contingency to the
estimate to cover one or possibly more of the following:
 Unpredictable price escalation for materials, labor, and installed equipment for
projects with an estimated duration greater than 12 months;
 Project complexity;
 Incomplete working drawings at the time detail estimate is performed;
 Incomplete design in the fast-track or design-build contracting approach;
 Soft spots in the detail estimate due to possible estimating errors, to balance an
estimate that is biased low;
 Abnormal construction methods and startup requirements;
 Estimator personal concerns regarding project, unusual construction risk, and
difficulties to build; and
 Unforeseen safety and environmental requirements.
Accordingly, contingency is not a potential profit and it should not be treated as an
allowance. It includes risk and uncertainty but explicitly excludes changes in the project
scope (change orders).
II. Profit
The amount of profit is generally computed as a percentage of the contract, or in some
cases, as a percentage of each item in the contract. Generally, the magnitude of desired
profit must be decided by the owner for each individual bid, depending on local market
conditions, competition, and the contractor’s need for new work.
3.3 Purpose of Analysis of rates:
1. To work out the actual cost of per unit of the items.
2. To work out the economical use of materials and processes in completing the
particulars item.
3. To work out the cost of extra items which are not provided in the contract bond, but
are to be done as per the directions of the department.
4. To revise the schedule of rates due to increase in the cost of material and labour or
due to change in technique.
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CHAPTER-4
PROJECT DETAILS
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Table-1 ESTIMATION WORK
ESTIMATION WORK - GROUND FLOOR
SR.
NO
. DESCRIPTION OF ITEMS NO L W H QUANTITY UNIT
EARTHWORK IN
EXCAVATION IN
1 FOUNDATION
1 BED ROOM TOP LEFT CORNER
LONG WALL 2 6.41 0.9 1.5 17.307 cum
SHORT WALL 2 2.975 0.9 1.5 8.0325 cum
2 TOILET R.H.S. TO BEDROOM

LONG WALL 1 3.48 0.9 1.5 4.698 cum
SHORT WALL 2 1.2 0.9 1.5 3.24 cum
3 MASTER BEDROOM
LONG WALL 2 5.3 0.9 1.5 14.31 cum
SHORT WALL 1 2.74 0.9 1.5 3.699 cum
4 TOILET BELOW BEDROOM

LONG WALL 1 5.09 0.9 1.5 6.8715 cum
SHORT WALL 2 1.03 0.9 1.5 2.781 cum
5 KITCHEN
LONG WALL 1 5.03 0.9 1.5 6.7905 cum
SHORT WALL 2 1.845 0.9 1.5 4.9815 cum
6 BED ROOM
LONG WALL 1 5.09 0.9 1.5 6.8715 cum
SHORT WALL 2 2.33 0.9 1.5 6.291 cum
7 DRAWING ROOM
LONG WALL 1 4.19 0.9 1.5 5.6565 cum
SHORT WALL 1 1 6.6 0.9 1.5 8.91 cum
SHORT WALL 2 2 2.93 0.9 1.5 7.911 cum
TOT
AL 108.351 cum
2 LIME CONCRETE IN FOUNDATION
LONG WALL 2 6.41 0.9 0.4 4.6152 cum
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SHORT WALL 2 2.975 0.9 0.4 2.142 cum

LONG WALL 1 3.48 0.9 0.4 1.2528 cum
SHORT WALL 2 1.2 0.9 0.4 0.864 cum
3 MASTER BEDROOM
LONG WALL 2 5.3 0.9 0.4 3.816 cum
SHORT WALL 1 2.745 0.9 0.4 0.9882 cum

LONG WALL 1 5.09 0.9 0.4 1.8324 cum
SHORT WALL 2 1.03 0.9 0.4 0.7416 cum
5 KITCHEN
LONG WALL 1 5.03 0.9 0.4 1.8108 cum
SHORT WALL 2 1.845 0.9 0.4 1.3284 cum
6 BED ROOM
LONG WALL 1 5.095 0.9 0.4 1.8342 cum
SHORT WALL 2 2.33 0.9 0.4 1.6776 cum
7 DRAWING ROOM
LONG WALL 1 4.19 0.9 0.4 1.5084 cum
LONG WALL 1 1 6.6 0.9 0.4 2.376 cum
SHORT WALL 2 2.93 0.9 0.4 2.1096 cum
TOT
AL 28.8972 cum
FIRST CLASS BRICKWORK
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IN FOOTINGS IN STEP-1
LONG WALL 2 6.11 0.6 0.3 2.1996 cum
SHORT WALL 2 3.275 0.6 0.3 1.179 cum

LONG WALL 1 3.18 0.6 0.3 0.5724 cum
SHORT WALL 2 1.5 0.6 0.3 0.54 cum
3 MASTER BEDROOM
LONG WALL 2 5.3 0.6 0.3 1.908 cum
SHORT WALL 1 3.045 0.6 0.3 0.5481 cum
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LONG WALL 1 3.045 0.6 0.3 0.5481 cum
SHORT WALL 2 1.33 0.6 0.3 0.4788 cum
5 KITCHEN
LONG WALL 1 4.73 0.6 0.3 0.8514 cum
SHORT WALL 2 2.145 0.6 0.3 0.7722 cum
6 BED ROOM
LONG WALL 1 4.795 0.6 0.3 0.8631 cum
SHORT WALL 2 2.63 0.6 0.3 0.9468 cum
7 DRAWING ROOM
LONG WALL 1 3.89 0.6 0.3 0.7002 cum
LONG WALL 1 1 6.3 0.6 0.3 1.134 cum
SHORT WALL 2 3.23 0.6 0.3 1.1628 cum
TOT
AL 14.4045 cum
1st CLASS BRICK WORK IN
4 FOOTING STEP-2
LONG WALL 2 5.91 0.4 0.2 0.9456 cum
SHORT WALL 2 3.475 0.4 0.2 0.556 cum

LONG WALL 1 2.98 0.4 0.2 0.2384 cum
SHORT WALL 2 1.7 0.4 0.2 0.272 cum
3 MASTER BEDROOM
LONG WALL 2 5.3 0.4 0.2 0.848 cum
SHORT WALL 1 3.245 0.4 0.2 0.2596 cum

LONG WALL 1 4.595 0.4 0.2 0.3676 cum
SHORT WALL 2 2.83 0.4 0.2 0.4528 cum
5 KITCHEN
LONG WALL 1 4.53 0.4 0.2 0.3624 cum
SHORT WALL 2 2.345 0.4 0.2 0.3752 cum
6 BED ROOM
LONG WALL 1 4.595 0.4 0.2 0.3676 cum
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SHORT WALL 2 2.83 0.4 0.2 0.4528 cum
7 DRAWING ROOM
LONG WALL 1 3.69 0.4 0.2 0.2952 cum
LONG WALL 1 1 6.1 0.4 0.2 0.488 cum
SHORT WALL 2 3.43 0.4 0.2 0.5488 cum
TOT
AL 6.83 cum
1st CLASS BRICK WORK IN
PLINTH WALL ABOVE
5 FOOTING
LONG WALL 2 5.81 0.3 0.9 3.1374 cum
SHORT WALL 2 3.575 0.3 0.9 1.9305 cum

LONG WALL 1 2.88 0.3 0.9 0.7776 cum
SHORT WALL 2 1.8 0.3 0.9 0.972 cum
3 MASTER BEDROOM
LONG WALL 2 5.3 0.3 0.9 2.862 cum
SHORT WALL 1 2.93 0.3 0.9 0.7911 cum

LONG WALL 1 4.495 0.3 0.9 1.21365 cum
SHORT WALL 2 1.63 0.3 0.9 0.8802 cum
5 KITCHEN
LONG WALL 1 4.43 0.3 0.9 1.1961 cum
SHORT WALL 2 2.445 0.3 0.9 1.3203 cum
6 BED ROOM
LONG WALL 1 4.495 0.3 0.9 1.21365 cum
SHORT WALL 2 2.93 0.3 0.9 1.5822 cum
7 DRAWING ROOM
LONG WALL 1 3.59
0.9 0.3
0.9693 cum
LONG WALL 1 1 60.9 0.3
1.62 cum
SHORT WALL 2 3.53
0.9 0.3
1.9062 cum
TOT
AL 22.3722 cum
GRAND TOTAL OF BRICKWORK IN FOUNDATION 43.6067 cum
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2.5CM D.P.C. 1:2:4 IN CEMENT
6 MORTAR
0.2
LONG WALL 2 5.74 3 2.6404 Sqm
0.2
SHORT WALL 2 3.64 3 1.6767 Sqm

0.2
LONG WALL 1 2.81 3 0.6463 Sqm
0.2
3 MASTER BEDROOM
0.2
LONG WALL 2 5.53 3 2.5438 Sqm
0.2
SHORT WALL 1 3.415 3 0.78545 Sqm

0.2
LONG WALL 1 4.42 3 1.0166 Sqm
0.2
5 KITCHEN
0.2
LONG WALL 1 4.36 3 1.0028 Sqm
0.2
SHORT WALL 2 2.515 3 1.1569 Sqm
6 BED ROOM
0.2
LONG WALL 1 4.425 3 1.01775 Sqm
0.2
SHORT WALL 2 3 3 1.38 Sqm
7 DRAWING ROOM
0.2
LONG WALL 1 3.52 3 0.8096 Sqm
0.2
LONG WALL 1 1 5.93 3 1.3639 Sqm
SHORT WALL 2 3.6 0.2 1.656
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TOT
AL 19.3384 Sqm
DEDUCTION FOR DOOR
SILLS
0.2
DOOR D 3 1 3 0.69 Sqm
0.2
DOOR D1 3 0.9 3 0.621 Sqm
0.2
DOOR D2 3 0.75 3 0.5175 Sqm
TOT
AL 1.8285 Sqm
NET
TOTAL 17.5099 Sqm
FLOORING 2.5cm CEMENT
CONCRETE 1:2:4 FLOOR
OVER AND INCLUDING 7.5cm
LIME CONCRETE
3.6
1 BED ROOM TOP LEFT CORNER 1 5.28 45 19.2456 Sqm
2.3
2 TOILET R.H.S. TO BEDROOM 1 1.87 5 4.3945 Sqm
3.4
3 MASTER BEDROOM 1 5.07 15 17.31405 Sqm
TOILET AND BEDROOM IN
4 L.H.S 1 3.965 1.7 6.7405 Sqm
2.5
5 KITCHEN 1 3.9 15 9.8085 Sqm
6 DRAWING ROOM 1 5.47 3.6 19.692 Sqm
7 DINNING ROOM 1 4.95 3.3 16.335 Sqm
4.0
8 STAIR CASE 1 2.51 7 10.2157 Sqm
TOT
AL 103.74585 Sqm
STAIR CASE
RCC WORK 1:2:4 EXCLUDING
STEEL ITS BENDING BUT
INCLUDING CENTERING AND
1 SHUTTERING
A) BASE FLIGHT IN GROUND
FLOOR 1 1 0.5 0.25 0.125 cum
B) SLAB OF FLIGHT(
INCLINED) 2 2.26 1 0.25 1.13 cum
C) LANDING MIDDLE AND 2 2.3 1.1 0.25 1.3225 cum
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FIRST FLOOR 5
TOT
AL 2.5775 cum
BRICK WORK IN STEPS 1:4 0.0
2 CEMENT MORTAR 16 1 25 0.4 sqm
20mm CEMENT PLASTER1:3 IN
3 STEPS
0.4
A) TREAD AND RISE 16 1 65 7.44 sqm
0.2
B) ENDS OF STEPS 16 1 32 3.712 sqm
TOT
AL 11.152 sqm
2.5cm NOSING IN STEPS IN 1:3
4 CEMENT MORTAR 18 1 18
STEEL WORK INCLUDING
BENDING IN
5 REINFORCEMENT
A) MAIN BARS 12mm DIA
@0.89kg IN LOWER FLIGHT 0.8
AND LANDING 10 3.376 9 30.0464 kg
B) MAIN BARS IN UPPER
FLIGHT AND MIDDLE AND 0.8
FIRST FLOOR LANDING 10 5.576 9 49.6264 kg
C) TOP BAR FIRST FLOOR 0.8
LANDING 10 1.466 9 13.0474 kg
D) EXTRA BARS FIRST FLOOR 0.8
MIDDLE OF EACH LANDING 2 0.566 9 1.00748 kg
8mm DISTRIBUTIONS BAR
@0.39kg IN LOWER FLIGHT 0.3
AND UPPER FLIGHT 11 0.344 9 1.47576 kg
a) MIDDLE AND UPPER 0.3
LANDING 11 0.344 9 1.47576 kg
TOT
16mm BARS IN RAILING @2kg AL 96.6792 kg
6 RCC 1:2:4 IN HAND RAILS 43 0.9 1.6 61.92 sqm

7 RCC 1:2:4 IN NEWEL POST 1.9 0.2 0.2 0.076 sqm
TOT
AL 61.996 sqm
1ST CLASS BRICKWORK IN
1:6
CEMENT MORTAR FOR
SUPERSTRUCTURE
23
0.2
LONG WALL 2 5.74 3 3.7 9.76948 cum
0.2
SHORT WALL 2 3.64 3 3.7 6.19528 cum

0.2
LONG WALL 2 2.1 3 3.7 3.5742 cum
0.2
SHORT WALL 1 2.9 3 3.7 2.4679 cum
3 MASTER BEDROOM
0.2
LONG WALL 1 1 5.3 3 3.7 4.5103 cum
0.2
LONG WALL 2 1 4.6 3 3.7 3.9146 cum
0.2
SHORT WALL 1 3.41 3 3.7 2.90191 cum

4 L.H.S
0.2
LONG WALL L1 1 5.63 3 3.7 4.79113 cum
0.2
LONG WALL L2 1 5.16 3 3.7 4.39116 cum
0.2
SHORT WALL 1 3.96 3 3.7 3.36996 cum
5 KITCHEN
0.2
LONG WALL 1 4.36 3 3.7 3.71036 cum
0.2
SHORT WALL 2 2.51 3 3.7 4.27202 cum
6 DRAWING ROOM
0.2
LONG WALL 1 5.9 3 3.7 5.0209 cum
0.2
SHORT WALL 2 3.6 3 3.7 6.1272 cum
7 DINNING ROOM
LONG WALL L1 1 3.44 0.2 3.7 2.92744 cum
24
3
0.2
LONG WALL L2 1 3.23 3 3.7 2.74873 cum
0.2
SHORT WALL S1 1 2.29 3 3.7 1.94879 cum
0.2
SHORT WALL S2 1 2.3 3 3.7 1.9573 cum
8 STAIR CASE
0.2
LONG WALL L1 1 6.14 3 3.7 5.22514 cum
0.2
LONG WALL L2 1 5.15 3 3.7 4.38265 cum
0.2
SHORT WALL S1 1 2.15 3 3.7 1.82965 cum
0.2
SHORT WALL S2 1 1.37 3 3.7 1.16587 cum
TOT
AL 87.20197 cum
DEDUCTIONS FOR
OPENINGS
1 DOORS
0.2
D 3 1 3 2.25 1.5525 cum
0.2
D1 3 0.9 3 2.1 1.3041 cum
0.2
D2 3 0.75 3 2.1 1.08675 cum
2 WINDOWS
0.2
W1 4 1.8 3 1.8 2.9808 cum
0.2
W2 3 1.2 3 1.8 1.4904 cum
3 VANTILATOR
0.1
V 6 0.75 3 0.5 0.2925 cum
4 LINTEL BEAM
DOORS
0.2
D 3 1.3 3 0.15 0.13455 cum
0.2
D1 3 1.2 3 0.15 0.1242 cum
0.2
D2 3 1.05 3 0.15 0.108675 cum
WINDOWS
25
0.2
W1 4 2.1 3 0.15 0.2898 cum
0.2
W2 3 1.5 3 0.15 0.15525 cum
VANTILATOR
0.1
V 6 1.35 3 1.05 1.10565 cum
TOT
AL 10.625175 cum
NET TOTAL
76.57
R.C.C. BEAMS:-
97.
BEAM 1 4 96 391.86768 kg
R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4
EXCLUDING STEEL AND ITS
BENDING AND INCLUDING
CENTERING AND 0.2
1 SHUTTERING 4 3.8 5 0.3 1.14 cum
2 STEEL BARS D
a) MAIN BAR 20MM DIA. 2.4
@2.47kg/m 3 4.11 7 30.4551 kg
b) BENT-UP BAR 25mm DIA 3.8
@3.86kg/m 2 4.198 6 32.40856 kg
c) ANCHOR BAR 20mm DIA 2.4
@2.47kg/m 2 4.11 7 20.3034 kg
d) STIRRUPS 8mm DIA @ 0.3
0.395kg/m 38 0.986 95 14.79986 kg
TO
TA
L 97.96692 kg
BEAM 2
R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4
EXCLUDING
STEEL AND ITS BENDING
AND
INCLUDING CENTERING AND 0.2
1 SHUTTERING 1 3.13 5 0.3 0.23475 cum
2 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 3 3.44 7 25.4904 kg
@3.86kg/m 2 3.52 6 27.1744 kg
26
@2.47kg/m 2 3.44 7 16.9936 kg
0.395kg/m 31 0.986 95 12.07357 kg
TO
TA
L 81.73197 kg
BEAM 3
R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4
BENDING AND INCLUDING
CENTERING AND 0.2
1 SHUTTERING 1 4.3 5 0.3 0.3225 cum
2 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 3 4.61 7 34.1601 kg
@3.86kg/m 2 4.697 6 36.26084 kg
@2.47kg/m 2 4.61 7 22.7734 kg
0.395kg/m 43 0.986 95 16.74721 kg
TO
TA
L 109.94155 kg
TO
TA
BEAM 4 2 L 147.989 kg
R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4
EXCLUDING
AND
1 SHUTTERING 2 2.8 5 0.3 0.42 cum
2 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 3 3.11 7 23.0451 kg
@3.86kg/m 2 3.197 6 24.68084 kg
@2.47kg/m 2 3.11 7 15.3634 kg
d) STIRRUPS 8mm DIA @ 28 0.986 0.3 10.90516 kg
27
0.395kg/m 9
TO
TA
L 73.9945 kg
BEAM 5
R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4
EXCLUDING
AND
1 SHUTTERING 1 3.3 5 0.3 0.2475 cum
2 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 3 3.61 7 26.7501 kg
@3.86kg/m 2 3.68 6 28.4096 kg
@2.47kg/m 2 3.61 7 17.8334 kg
0.395kg/m 33 0.986 95 12.85251 kg
TO
TA
L 85.84561 kg
TO
TA
BEAM 6 3 L 431.38239 kg
R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4
EXCLUDING
AND
1 SHUTTERING 3 5.54 5 0.3 1.2465 cum
2 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 3 5.94 7 44.0154 kg
@3.86kg/m 2 6.349 6 49.01428 kg
@2.47kg/m 2 5.94 7 29.3436 kg
0.395kg/m 55 0.986 95 21.42085 kg
TO 143.79413 kg
28
TA
L
BEAM 7
R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4
EXCLUDING
AND
1 SHUTTERING 1 5.8 5 0.3 0.435 cum
2 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 3 6.11 7 45.2751 kg
@3.86kg/m 2 6.197 6 47.84084 kg
@2.47kg/m 2 6.11 7 30.1834 kg
0.395kg/m 58 0.986 95 22.58926 kg
TO
TA
L 145.8886 kg
TO
TA
BEAM 8 2 L 189.10912 kg
R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4
EXCLUDING
AND
1 SHUTTERING 2 3.86 5 0.3 0.579 cum
2 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 3 4.17 7 30.8997 kg
@3.86kg/m 2 3.66 6 28.2552 kg
@2.47kg/m 2 4.17 7 20.5998 kg
0.395kg/m 38 0.986 95 14.79986 kg
TO
TA 94.55456 kg
29
L
BEAM 9
R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4
EXCLUDING
AND
1 SHUTTERING 1 2.4 5 0.3 0.18 cum
2 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 3 2.71 7 20.0811 kg
@3.86kg/m 2 2.8 6 21.616 kg
@2.47kg/m 2 2.71 7 13.3874 kg
0.395kg/m 24 0.986 95 9.34728 kg
TO
TA
L 64.43178 kg
SLAB OF GROUND FLOOR :- UPPER PART
R.C.C. Work 1:2:3 excluding steel
and its bending but including
centering and shuttering and 9.6 0.1
1 binding steel 1 14.6 7 5 21.1773 cum
Steel bars including bending mild
steel in R.C.C. Work - Main bars
18 mm dia. @2 kg/m straight bars 2kg
2 24 cm c\c spacing 62 9.59 /m 1189.16 kg
2kg
bent up bars 24 cm c\c spacing 61 9.7 /m 1183.4 kg
Distribution bars 12 mm dia. @ 0.8
0.88 kg /m Bottom bars central 8kg
portion 18 cm c/c spacing 43 14.74 /m 577.76 kg
0.8
8kg
Bottom bars two sides 2×6 14.74 /m 155.65 kg
0.8
8kg
Top bars two sides 2×6 14.74 /m 155.65 kg
TO
TA
L 3261.62 kg
LOWER PART
30
1 binding steel 1 8.21 2 5 6.42843 cum
18 mm dia. @2 kg/m straight bars
2 24 cm c\c spacing 35 5.144 2 360.08 kg
bent up bars 24 cm c\c spacing 34 5.254 2 357.272 kg

Distribution bars 12 mm dia. @
0.88 kg /m Bottom bars central 0.8
portion 18 cm c/c spacing 25 8.346 8 183.612 kg
0.8
Bottom bars two sides 12 8.346 8 88.13376 kg
0.8
Top bars two sides 12 8.345 8 88.1232 kg
TO
TA
L 1077.22096 kg
RCC COLUMN WITH
FOUNDATION
EARTHWORK IN
EXCAVATION IN
1 FOUNDATION 1 1.8 1.5 1.5 4.05 cum
CEMENT CONCRETE BASE 0.1
2 1:4:8 1 1.8 1.5 5 0.405 cum
RCC WORK 1:2:4 IN FOOTING
3 BENDING
0.2
A) Square portion 1 1.8 1.5 5 0.675 cum
B) Trapezoidal portion 0.345 cum
RCC WORK 1:2:4 IN COLUMN
BENDING BUT INCLUDING
CENTERING AND
4 SHUTTERING 1 0.25 0.3 4.6 0.8325 cum
STEEL REINFORCING BARS

5 INCLUDING BENDING
3.8
Main bar 25mm dia @3.85kg/m 13 1.59 5 79.5795 kg
31
11.19 1.5
Dowel bar 16mm dia @ 1.58kg/m 6 6 8 106.13808 kg
0.8
Tie bars 8mm dia @0.395kg/m 54 2.066 8 98.17632 kg
TO
Distribution bars 12 mm dia. @ TA
0.88kg/m L 283.8939 kg
ESTIMATION WORK - FIRST FLOOR
1:6
CEMENT MORTAR FOR 1ST
FLOOR OF
SUPERSTRUCTURE
LONG WALL 2 5.74 0.23 3.7 9.76948 cum
SHORT WALL 2 3.64 0.23 3.7 6.19528 cum

LONG WALL 2 2.1 0.23 3.7 3.5742 cum
SHORT WALL 1 2.9 0.23 3.7 2.4679 cum
3 MASTER BEDROOM
LONG WALL 1 1 5.3 0.23 3.7 4.5103 cum
LONG WALL 2 1 4.6 0.23 3.7 3.9146 cum
SHORT WALL 1 3.41 0.23 3.7 2.90191 cum

4 L.H.S
LONG WALL L1 1 5.63 0.23 3.7 4.79113 cum
LONG WALL L2 1 5.16 0.23 3.7 4.39116 cum
SHORT WALL 1 3.96 0.23 3.7 3.36996 cum
5 KITCHEN
LONG WALL 1 4.36 0.23 3.7 3.71036 cum
SHORT WALL 2 2.51 0.23 3.7 4.27202 cum
6 DINNING ROOM
LONG WALL L1 1 3.44 0.23 3.7 2.92744 cum
LONG WALL L2 1 3.23 0.23 3.7 2.74873 cum
SHORT WALL S1 1 2.29 0.23 3.7 1.94879 cum

SHORT WALL S2 1 2.3 0.23 3.7 1.9573 cum
32
7 STAIR CASE
LONG WALL L1 1 6.14 0.23 3.7 5.22514 cum
LONG WALL L2 1 5.15 0.23 3.7 4.38265 cum
SHORT WALL S1 1 2.15 0.23 3.7 1.82965 cum
SHORT WALL S2 1 1.37 0.23 3.7 1.16587 cum
NET
TOTAL 76.05387 cum
DEDUCTIONS FOR
OPENINGS
1 DOORS
D 4 1 0.23 2.25 2.07 cum
D1 3 0.9 0.23 2.1 1.3041 cum
D2 3 0.75 0.23 2.1 1.08675 cum
2 WINDOWS
W1 4 1.8 0.23 1.8 2.9808 cum
W2 2 1.2 0.23 1.8 0.9936 cum
3 VANTILATOR
V 4 0.75 0.13 0.5 0.195 cum
4 LINTEL BEAM
DOORS
D 4 1.3 0.23 0.15 0.1794 cum
D1 3 1.2 0.23 0.15 0.1242 cum
D2 3 1.05 0.23 0.15 0.108675 cum
WINDOWS
W1 4 2.1 0.23 0.15 0.2898 cum
W2 2 1.5 0.23 0.15 0.1035 cum
VANTILATOR
V 4 1.35 0.13 0.15 0.1053 cum
TOT
AL 9.541125 cum
GRAND TOTAL 66.512745 cum
FLAT TERRACED ROOF FOR 1ST FLOOR
:-
7.5 cm lime concrete over two
layers tiles in roof including surface 5.1
1 finishing 1 7.91 7 40.8947 sqm
4.9
2 Cement pointing 1:2 in ceiling tile 1 7.68 4 37.9392 cum
4.9
3 White wash 3-coat in ceiling 1 7.68 4 37.9392 cum
4 Sal wood work :-
0.1
Beam 5 5.17 6 0.25 1.034 cum
33
0.0
Battens of 30 cm c\c 16 7.91 6 0.04 0.303744 cum
TOT
AL 1.337744 cum
Painting wood work 2 coats over a
5 coat of priming
0.8
Beam 5 5.17 2 21.197 cum
Batten 14 7.91 0.2 22.148 cum
TOT
AL 43.345 cum
LIME CONCRETE
3.6
1 BED ROOM TOP LEFT CORNER 1 5.28 45 19.2456 Sqm
2.3
2 TOILET R.H.S. TO BEDROOM 1 1.87 5 4.3945 Sqm
3.4
3 MASTER BEDROOM 1 5.07 15 17.31405 Sqm
TOILET AND BEDROOM IN 3.96
4 L.H.S 1 5 1.7 6.7405 Sqm
2.5
5 KITCHEN 1 3.9 15 9.8085 Sqm
6 DRAWING ROOM 1 5.47 3.6 19.692 Sqm
7 DINNING ROOM 1 4.95 3.3 16.335 Sqm
4.0
8 STAIR CASE 1 2.51 7 10.2157 Sqm
TOT
AL 103.74585 Sqm
STAIR CASE
RCC WORK 1:2:4 EXCLUDING
1 SHUTTERING
A) BASE FLIGHT IN GROUND
FLOOR 1 1 0.5 0.25 0.125 cum
B) SLAB OF FLIGHT(
INCLINED) 2 2.26 1 0.25 1.13 cum
C) LANDING MIDDLE AND 1.1
FIRST FLOOR 2 2.3 5 0.25 1.3225 cum
TOT
AL 2.5775 cum
34
BRICK WORK IN STEPS 1:4 0.0
2 CEMENT MORTAR 16 1 25 0.4 sqm
20mm CEMENT PLASTER1:6 IN
3 STEPS
0.4
A) TREAD AND RISE 16 1 65 7.44 sqm
0.2
B) ENDS OF STEPS 16 1 32 3.712 sqm
TOT
AL 11.152 sqm
2.5cm NOSING IN STEPS IN 1:3
4 CEMENT MORTAR 18 1 18 sqm
STEEL WORK INCLUDING
5 BENDING IN REINFORCEMENT 30.0464
A) MAIN BARS 12mm DIA
@0.89kg IN LOWER FLIGHT 3.37 0.8
AND LANDING 10 6 9 49.6264 kg
B) MAIN BARS IN UPPER
FLIGHT AND MIDDLE AND 5.57 0.8
FIRST FLOOR LANDING 10 6 9 13.0474 kg
C) TOP BAR FIRST FLOOR 1.46 0.8
LANDING 10 6 9 1.00748 kg
D) EXTRA BARS FIRST FLOOR 0.56 0.8
MIDDLE OF EACH LANDING 2 6 9 1.47576 kg
8mm DISTRIBUTIONS BAR
@0.39kg IN LOWER FLIGHT 0.34 0.3
AND UPPER FLIGHT 11 4 9 1.47576 kg
a) MIDDLE AND UPPER 0.34 0.3
LANDING 11 4 9 kg
TOT
16mm BARS IN RAILING @2kg AL 96.6792 kg
6 RCC 1:2:4 IN HAND RAILS 43 0.9 1.6 61.92 cum

7 RCC 1:2:4 IN NEWEL POST 1.9 0.2 0.2 0.076 cum
TOT
AL 61.996 cum
8 CAP OF NEWEL POST 2 2
SLAB OF FIRST FLOOR :- UPPER PART -
centering and shuttering and 14. 10.
1 binding steel 1 6 3 0.15 22.557 cum
35
18 mm dia. @2 kg/m straight bars 10. 2kg
2 24 cm c\c spacing 62 55 /m 1308.2 kg
10. 2kg
bent up bars 24 cm c\c spacing 61 66 /m 1300.52 kg
0.88 kg /m Bottom bars centeral 14.
3 portion 18 cm c/c spacing 20 73 0.88 259.248 kg
14.
Bottom bars two sides 2×18 73 0.88 466.64 kg
14.
Top bars two sides 2×18 73 0.88 466.64 kg
TOT
AL 3801.248 kg
LOWER PART -
1 binding steel 1 2 8 0.15 3.30564 Cum
18 mm dia. @2 kg/m straight bars 3.3 2
2 24 cm c\c spacing 27 8 kg/m 182.52 kg
3.4 2
bent up bars 24 cm c\c spacing 26 9 kg/m 181.48 kg
0.88 kg /m Bottom bars centeral 6.6
6.6
Bottom bars two sides 14 5 0.88 81.928 kg
6.6
Top bars two sides 14 5 0.88 81.928 kg
TOT
AL 574.672 kg
RCC COLUMN
CENTERING AND 0.2
1 SHUTTERING 1 5 0.3 4.6 0.345 cum

2 INCLUDING BENDING
36
1.5
Main bar 25mm dia @3.85kg/m 13 9 3.85 79.5795 kg
11.
Dowel bar 16mm dia @ 1.58kg/m 6 196 1.58 106.13808 kg
2.0
Tie bars 8mm dia @0.395kg/m 54 66 0.88 98.17632 kg
Distribution bars 12 mm dia. @ TOT
0.88kg/m AL 283.8939 kg
R.C.C. BEAMS:-
TOT
BEAM 1 4 AL 360.5148 kg
R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4 EXCLUDING
AND
INCLUDING CENTERING AND 3.6 0.2
1 SHUTTERING 4 75 5 0.3 1.1025 cum
2 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 3 85 2.47 29.52885 kg
@3.86kg/m 2 73 3.86 31.44356 kg
@2.47kg/m 2 85 2.47 14.7459 kg
d) STIRRUPS 8mm DIA @ 0.9 0.39
0.395kg/m 37 86 5 14.41039 kg
TOT
AL 90.1287 kg
TOT
BEAM 2 2 AL 146.80024 kg
AND
1 SHUTTERING 2 7 5 0.3 0.4155 cum
2 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 3 8 2.47 22.8228 kg
@3.86kg/m 2 68 3.86 24.45696 kg
@2.47kg/m 2 8 2.47 15.2152 kg
d) STIRRUPS 8mm DIA @ 28 0.9 0.39 10.90516 kg
37
0.395kg/m 86 5
TOT
AL 73.40012 kg
BEAM 3
AND
1 SHUTTERING 1 1 5 0.3 0.31575 cum
2 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 3 2 2.47 33.4932 kg
@3.86kg/m 2 6 3.86 35.9752 kg
@2.47kg/m 2 2 2.47 22.3288 kg
0.395kg/m 42 86 5 16.35774 kg
TOT
AL 108.15494 kg
TOT
BEAM 4 3 AL 245.42751 kg
AND
1 SHUTTERING 3 3 5 0.3 0.70425 cum
2 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 3 4 2.47 25.4904 kg
@3.86kg/m 2 3 3.86 27.2516 kg
@2.47kg/m 2 4 2.47 16.9936 kg
0.395kg/m 31 86 5 12.07357 kg
TOT
AL 81.80917 kg
TOT
BEAM 5 2 AL 229.5153 kg
38
AND
1 SHUTTERING 2 4.5 5 0.3 0.675 cum
2 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 3 1 2.47 35.6421 kg
b) BENT-UP BAR 25mm DIA
@3.86kg/m 2 4.9 3.86 37.828 kg
@2.47kg/m 2 1 2.47 23.7614 kg
0.395kg/m 45 86 5 17.52615 kg
TOT
AL 114.75765 kg
TOT
BEAM 6 3 AL 340.09404 kg
AND
1 SHUTTERING 3 5 5 0.3 1.00125 cum
2 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 3 6 2.47 35.2716 kg
@3.86kg/m 2 5 3.86 37.442 kg
@2.47kg/m 2 6 2.47 23.5144 kg
0.395kg/m 44 86 5 17.13668 kg
TOT
AL 113.36468 kg
TOT
BEAM 7 3 AL 418.57545 kg
AND
1 SHUTTERING 3 4 5 0.3 1.2465 cum
39
2 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 3 5 2.47 43.3485 kg
@3.86kg/m 2 4 3.86 45.8568 kg
@2.47kg/m 2 5 2.47 28.899 kg
0.395kg/m 55 86 5 21.42085 kg
TOT
AL 139.52515 kg
ESTIMATIOM WORK - SECOND FLOOR
LIME CONCRETE
BED ROOM TOP RIGHT
1 CORNER 1 3.95 3.7 14.615 sqm
2 TOILET L.H.S. TO BEDROOM 1 2.1 2.1 4.41 sqm
TOILET BELOW DRAWING
3 ROOM 1 2.4 2.4 5.76 sqm
4 BED ROOM RIGHT SIDE 1 3.95 3.7 14.615 sqm
5 DRAWING ROOM 1 3.8 3.5 13.3 sqm
3.0
6 STAIR CASE 1 6.29 1 18.9329 sqm
TOT
AL 71.6329 sqm
1:6
CEMENT MORTAR FOR 2ND
FLOOR OF
SUPERSTRUCTURE
1 DRAWING ROOM
0.2
LONG WALL 2 4.49 3 3.7 7.64198 cum
0.2
SHORT WALL S1 1 3.5 3 3.7 2.9785 cum
0.2
SHORT WALL S2 1 2.1 3 3.7 1.7871 cum
BED ROOM TOP RIGHT

2 CORNER
LONG WALL 2 4.18 0.2 3.7 7.11436 cum
40
3
0.2
SHORT WALL 1 3.7 3 3.7 3.1487 cum
3 TOILET L.H.S. TO BEDROOM

0.2
LONG WALL 2 2.33 3 3.7 3.96566 cum
0.2
SHORT WALL 1 1.87 3 3.7 1.59137 cum
TOILET BELOW DRAWING

4 ROOM
0.2
LONG WALL 2 2.63 3 3.7 4.47626 cum
0.2
SHORT WALL 1 2.4 3 3.7 2.0424 cum
5 BED ROOM RIGHT SIDE

0.2
LONG WALL 1 4.41 3 3.7 3.75291 cum
0.2
SHORT WALL 2 3.7 3 3.7 6.2974 cum
6 STAIR CASE
6.63 0.2
LONG WALL 2 5 3 3.7 11.29277 cum
0.2
SHORT WALL 1 2.55 3 3.7 2.17005 cum
NET TOTAL - 58.25946 cum
DEDUCTIONS FOR
OPENINGS
1 DOORS
0.2
D 2 1 3 2.25 1.035 cum
0.2
D1 2 0.9 3 2.1 0.8694 cum
0.2
D2 2 0.75 3 2.1 0.7245 cum
2 WINDOWS
0.2
W1 3 1.8 3 1.8 2.2356 cum
0.2
W2 2 1.2 3 1.8 0.9936 cum
3 VANTILATOR
41
0.1
V 2 0.75 3 0.5 0.0975 cum
4 LINTEL BEAM OVER
0.2
DOORS 2 1.3 3 0.15 0.0897 cum
0.2
D 2 1.2 3 0.15 0.0828 cum
0.2
D1 2 1.05 3 0.15 0.07245 cum
D2
0.2
WINDOWS 3 2.1 3 0.15 0.21735 cum
0.2
W1 2 1.5 3 0.15 0.1035 cum
W2
0.1
VANTILATOR 2 1.35 3 0.15 0.05265 cum
TOT
V AL 6.57405 cum
GRAND
TOTAL 51.68541 cum
SLAB OF 2ND FLOOR :-
UPPER PART
centering and shuttering and 7.8
1 binding steel 1 11.4 7 0.15 13.469505 cum
18 mm dia. @2 kg/m straight bars 11.4
2 24 cm c\c spacing 49 1 2 795.172 kg
8.11
bent up bars 24 cm c\c spacing 48 4 2 789.504 kg
0.88 kg /m Bottom bars centeral 8.22
11.5
Bottom bars two sides 12 46 0.88 121.92576 kg
11.5
Top bars two sides 12 46 0.88 121.92576 kg
TO
TA
L 2173.98384 kg
42
LOWER PART
centering and shuttering and 3.7
1 binding steel 1 8.01 5 0.15 4.505625 cum
18 mm dia. @2 kg/m straight bars 2kg
2 24 cm c\c spacing 34 6.91 /m 469.88 kg
2kg/
bent up bars 24 cm c\c spacing 33 7.02 m 436.32 kg
0.88 kg /m Bottom bars centeral 8.14 kg/
3 portion 18 cm c/c spacing 12 6 m 86.021 kg
0.88
8.14 kg/
Bottom bars two sides 12 6 m 86.021 kg
0.88
8.14 kg/
Top bars two sides 12 6 m 86.021 kg
TO
TA
L 1164.263 kg
FLAT TERRACED ROOF FOR 2ND FLOOR

:-
7.5 cm lime concrete over two
layers tiles in roof including surface 6.5
1 finishing 1 7.43 2 48.4436 sqm
6.2
2 Cement pointing 1:2 in celing tile 1 7.2 9 45.288 sqm
6.2
3 White wash 3-coat in celing 1 7.2 9 45.288 sqm
4 Sal wood work :-

0.1
Beam 6 6.52 6 0.25 1.5648 cum
0.0
Battens of 30 cm c\c 20 7.43 6 0.04 0.35664 cum
TO
TA
L 1.92144 cum
43
Painting wood work 2 coats over a
5 coat of priming
0.8
Beam 6 6.52 2 32.0784 sqm
Batten 20 7.43 0.2 29.72 sqm
TO
TA
L 200.818 sqm
R.C.C. BEAMS:-
BEAM 1 2 204.7478
AND
1 SHUTTERING 2 3.98 5 0.3 0.597 cum
2 STEEL BARS
a) MAIN BAR 20MM DIA.
@2.47kg/m 3 4.29 2.47 31.7889 kg
@3.86kg/m 2 4.38 3.86 33.8136 kg
c) ANCHOR BAR 20mm DIA
@2.47kg/m 2 4.29 2.47 21.1926 kg
0.395kg/m 40 6 5 15.5788 kg
TO
TA
L 102.3739 kg
BEAM 2 2 201.101 kg
AND
1 SHUTTERING 2 3.96 5 0.3 0.594 cum
2 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 3 4.27 2.47 31.6407 kg
@3.86kg/m 2 4.36 3.86 33.6592 kg
@2.47kg/m 2 4.27 2.47 21.0938 kg
44
0.395kg/m 40 6 5 14.1568 kg
TO
TA
L 100.5505 kg
BEAM 3 3 198.4206 kg
AND
1 SHUTTERING 3 2.51 5 0.3 0.56475 cum
2 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 3 2.82 2.47 20.8962 kg
@3.86kg/m 2 2.91 3.86 22.4652 kg
@2.47kg/m 2 2.82 2.47 13.9308 kg
0.395kg/m 25 6 5 8.848 kg
TO
TA
L 66.1402 kg
BEAM 4 2 77.34542 kg
AND
1 SHUTTERING 2 1.33 5 0.3 0.1995 cum
2 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 3 1.64 2.47 12.1524 kg
@3.86kg/m 2 1.73 3.86 13.3556 kg
@2.47kg/m 2 1.64 2.47 8.1016 kg
0.395kg/m 13 6 5 5.06311 kg
T 38.67271 kg
45
Table-2 ABSTRACT OF ESTIMATION COST - GROUND FLOOR
Item Particulars of items of work Quantity Unit Rate Amount
no.
1 EARTHWORK IN EXCAVATION cum 350 37922.85
IN FOUNDATION 108.351
2 LIME CONCRETE IN 28.8972 cum 220 6357.384

FOUNDATION
3 FIRST CLASS BRICKWORK 14.4045 cum 4249.3275

IN FOOTINGS IN STEP-1 295
4 1st CLASS BRICK WORK IN 6.83 cum 300 2049

FOOTING STEP-2
5 1st CLASS BRICK WORK IN 22.3722 cum 320 7159.104

PLINTH WALL ABOVE
FOOTING
6 2.5CM D.P.C. 1:2:4 IN 17.5099 Sqm 18 315.1782

CEMENT MORTAR
7 FLOORING 2.5cm CEMENT 103.74585 Sqm 18.6 1934.86

CONCRETE 1:2:4 FLOOR OVER 5
AND INCLUDING 7.5cm LIME
CONCRETE
8 STAIR CASE
 RCC WORK 1:2:4 2.5775 cum 675 1739.8125
EXCLUDING STEEL ITS
CENTERING AND
SHUTTERING
0.4 cum 365 146
 BRICK WORK IN STEPS 1:4
CEMENT MORTAR
11.152 sqm 9.5 105.944

 20mm CEMENT PLASTER1:3
IN STEPS
 2.5cm NOSING IN STEPS IN 18 sqm 5.5 99

1:3 CEMENT MORTAR
46
 STEEL WORK INCLUDING 96.6792 kg 5.15 497.89788
BENDING IN
REINFORCEMENT
 RCC 1:2:4 IN HAND 24 sqm 1486.08

RAILS 51.3
 RCC 1:2:4 IN NEWEL 675

POST sqm 1537.38
9 1ST CLASS BRICKWORK IN 1:6 76.57 Cum 343 26263.51

CEMENT MORTAR FOR
SUPERSTRUCTURE
10 R.C.C. BEAMS:-
BEAM 1
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4 1.14
EXCLUDING Cum 20 22.8
AND
INCLUDING CENTERING
AND
SHUTTERING
 STEEL BARS 391.86768 kg 5.15 2018.118552

@2.47kg/m
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
d) STIRRUPS 8mm DIA @
0.395kg/m
11 BEAM 2
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4 0.23475
EXCLUDING Cum 20 4.695
AND
INCLUDING CENTERING
AND
SHUTTERING
 STEEL BARS 81.73197 kg 5.15 420.91
47
@2.47kg/m
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
0.395kg/m
12 BEAM 3
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4
EXCLUDING 0.3225 Cum 20 6.45
AND
INCLUDING CENTERING
AND
SHUTTERING
 STEEL BARS 109.94155 kg 5.15 566.19

@2.47kg/m
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
0.395kg/m
14 BEAM 4
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4 0.42 Cum 20 8.4
EXCLUDING
AND
INCLUDING CENTERING
AND
SHUTTERING
 STEEL BARS
a) MAIN BAR 20MM DIA. 147.989 kg 5.15 762.14335
@2.47kg/m
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
0.395kg/m
15 BEAM 5
48
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4 0.2475 Cum 20 4.95
EXCLUDING
AND
INCLUDING CENTERING
AND
SHUTTERING
 STEEL BARS 85.84561 kg 5.15 442.1048915

@2.47kg/m
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
0.395kg/m
15 BEAM 6
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4 1.2465 Cum 20 24.93
EXCLUDING
AND
INCLUDING CENTERING
AND
SHUTTERING
 STEEL BARS 431.38239 kg 5.15 2221.619309

@2.47kg/m
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
0.395kg/m
16 BEAM 7
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4 0.435 Cum 20 8.7
EXCLUDING
AND
INCLUDING CENTERING
AND
49
SHUTTERING
 STEEL BARS
145.8886 kg 5.15 751.32629
@2.47kg/m
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
0.395kg/m
17 BEAM 8
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4 0.579 Cum 20 11.58
EXCLUDING
AND
INCLUDING CENTERING
AND
SHUTTERING
 STEEL BARS 189.10912 kg 5.15 973.911968

@2.47kg/m
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
0.395kg/m
18 BEAM 9
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4
EXCLUDING
AND
INCLUDING CENTERING 0.18 Cum 20 3.6
AND
SHUTTERING
50
 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m
b) BENT-UP BAR 25mm DIA 64.43178 kg 5.15 331.823667
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
0.395kg/m
19 SLAB OF GROUND FLOOR :-

UPPER PART
 R.C.C. Work 1:2:3 21.1773 cum 675 14294.6775
excluding steel and its
bending but including
centering and shuttering and
binding steel
3261.62 kg 5.15 16797.343
 Steel bars including bending
mild steel in R.C.C. Work -
Main bars 18 mm dia. @2
kg/m straight bars 24 cm c\c
spacing
LOWER PART
 R.C.C. Work 1:2:3
excluding steel and its
bending but including 6.42843 cum 675 4339.19025
centering and shuttering and
binding steel
 Steel bars including bending

mild steel in R.C.C. Work - 1077.22096 Kg 5.15 5547.687944
Main bars 18 mm dia. @2
kg/m straight bars 24 cm c\c
spacing
21 RCC COLUMN WITH 283.8939 kg 5.15 1462.053585

FOUNDATION
51
ESTIMATION WORK FIRST FLOOR
Item Particulars of items of work Quanti Unit Rate Amount

no. ty
1ST CLASS BRICKWORK IN 1:6 66.512 cum 343 22813.87
CEMENT MORTAR FOR 1ST
FLOOR OF SUPERSTRUCTURE
FLAT TERRACED ROOF FOR

1ST FLOOR :-
 7.5 cm lime concrete over 40.8947 Sqm 30 1226.841
two layers tiles in roof
including surface finishing
4.75
 Cement pointing 1:2 in 37.9392 Cum 180.2112
ceiling tile
 White wash 3-coat in ceiling 37.9392 Cum 0.75 28.4544
 Sal wood work :- 1.3374 Cum 4700 6287.3968
 Painting wood work 2 coats 43.345 Cum 10.4 450.788

over a coat of priming
FLOORING 2.5cm CEMENT 103.74 Sqm 18.65 1934.860

CONCRETE
RCC WORK 1:2:4 EXCLUDING 2.5775 cum 675 1739.8125
SHUTTERING
BRICK WORK IN STEPS 1:4 0.4 sqm 365 146

CEMENT MORTAR
20mm CEMENT PLASTER1:6 IN 11.152 sqm 9.5 105.944

STEPS
2.5cm NOSING IN STEPS IN 1:3 18 sqm 5.5 99

CEMENT MORTAR
STEEL WORK INCLUDING 96.679 kg 5.15 497.89788

BENDING IN REINFORCEMENT 2
52
RCC 1:2:4 IN HAND RAILS 61.92 cum 24 1486.08
RCC 1:2:4 IN NEWEL POST 0.076 cum 675 51.3
SLAB OF FIRST FLOOR :-

UPPER PART –
R.C.C. Work 1:2:3 excluding steel 22.557 cum 675 15225.975
centering and shuttering and binding
steel
STEEL BAR 3801.2 kg 5.15 19576.4272

48
LOWER PART -
R.C.C. Work 1:2:3 excluding steel 3.3056 Cum 675 2231.307
and its bending but including 4
centering and shuttering and binding
steel
steel in R.C.C. Work - Main bars 18 574.67 kg 5.15 2959.5608
2
mm dia. @2 kg/m straight bars 24
cm c\c spacing
bent up bars 24 cm c\c spacing
kg /m Bottom bars central portion
18 cm c/c spacing
Bottom bars two sides
Top bars two sides
RCC COLUMN

0.345 Cum 590 203.55
CENTERING AND SHUTTERING

INCLUDING BENDING
Main bar 25mm dia @3.85kg/m 283.89 kg 5.15 1462.053585
Dowel bar 16mm dia @ 1.58kg/m 39
53
Tie bars 8mm dia @0.395kg/m
0.88kg/m
R.C.C. BEAMS:-
BEAM 1
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4 1.1025 cum 20 22.05
EXCLUDING
AND
INCLUDING CENTERING
AND
SHUTTERING
 STEEL BARS 360.51 kg 5.15 1856.65122

a) MAIN BAR 20MM DIA. 48
@2.47kg/m
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
0.395kg/m
BEAM 2
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4 0.4155 Cum 20 8.31
EXCLUDING
AND
INCLUDING CENTERING
AND
SHUTTERING
 STEEL BARS 146.80 kg 5.15 756.021236

@2.47kg/m
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
54
0.395kg/m
BEAM 3
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4
STEEL AND ITS BENDING 5
AND
INCLUDING CENTERING
AND
SHUTTERING
 STEEL BARS 108.15 kg 5.15 556.997941

@2.47kg/m
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
0.395kg/m
BEAMS 4
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4
EXCLUDING
STEEL AND ITS BENDING 0.7042 Cum 20 14.085
AND 5
INCLUDING CENTERING
AND
SHUTTERING
 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m
b) BENT-UP BAR 25mm DIA 245.42 kg 5.15 1263.951677
@3.86kg/m 751
@2.47kg/m
0.395kg/m
BEAM 5
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4 0.675 Cum 20 13.5
EXCLUDING
AND
INCLUDING CENTERING
AND
SHUTTERING
55
 STEEL BARS 229.51 kg 5.15 1182.003795
@2.47kg/m
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
0.395kg/m
BEAM 6
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4 1.0012 Cum 20 20.025
EXCLUDING 5
AND
INCLUDING CENTERING
AND
SHUTTERING
 STEEL BARS
a) MAIN BAR 20MM DIA. 340.09 kg 5.15 1751.4843
@2.47kg/m
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
0.395kg/m
BEAM 7
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4 1.2465 Cum 20 24.93
EXCLUDING
AND
INCLUDING CENTERING
AND
SHUTTERING
 STEEL BARS 418.57 kg 5.15 2155.663568

@2.47kg/m
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
0.395kg/m
56
ESTIMATIOM WORK - SECOND FLOOR
Ite Particulars of items of work Quantity Unit Rate Amount
m
no.
FLOORING 2.5cm CEMENT 71.6329 sqm 18.65 1335.95358
CONCRETE
1ST CLASS BRICKWORK IN 1:6 51.68541 cum 343 17728.0956

CEMENT MORTAR FOR 2ND 3
FLOOR OF SUPERSTRUCTURE
SLAB OF 2ND FLOOR :- UPPER

PART
 R.C.C. Work 1:2:3 excluding
steel and its bending but 13.469505 cum 675 9091.91587
including centering and 5
shuttering and binding steel
 Steel bar
2173.9838 kg 5.15 11196.017
4
LOWER PART
 R.C.C. Work 1:2:3 excluding 4.505625 cum 675 3041.29687
steel and its bending but 5
including centering and
shuttering and binding steel
 Steel bar 1164.263 kg 5.15 5995.95445
FLAT TERRACED ROOF FOR

2ND FLOOR :-
 7.5 cm lime concrete over 48.4436 Sqm 30 1453.308
two layers tiles in roof
including surface finishing
 Cement pointing 1:2 in 45.288 Cum 4.75 215.118

celing tile
 White wash 3-coat in celing 45.288 Cum 0.75 33.966
1.92144 9030.768
57
 Sal wood work :- Cum 4700
200.818 2088.5072
 Painting wood work 2 coats Cum 10.4
over a coat of priming
BEAM 1
 C.C. WORK 1:2:4 0.597 Cum 20 11.94

EXCLUDING
AND
INCLUDING CENTERING
AND
SHUTTERING
 STEEL BARS 204.7478 kg 5.15 1054.45117

@2.47kg/m
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
0.395kg/m
BEAM 2
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4 0.594 Cum 20 11.88
EXCLUDING
STEEL AND ITS
BENDING AND
INCLUDING
CENTERING AND
SHUTTERING
 STEEL BARS 201.101 kg 5.15 1035.67015

@2.47kg/m
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
0.395kg/m
BEAM 3
0.56475 Cum 20 11.295
58
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4
EXCLUDING
STEEL AND ITS
BENDING AND
INCLUDING
CENTERING AND
SHUTTERING
198.4206 kg 5.15 1021.86609
 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
0.395kg/m
BEAM 4
 R.C.C. WORK 1:2:4
STEEL AND ITS
BENDING AND
INCLUDING
CENTERING AND
SHUTTERING
 STEEL BARS
@2.47kg/m 77.34542 kg 5.15 3.99
@3.86kg/m
@2.47kg/m
0.395kg/m
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3.2.1 Material Cost

2 TOILET R.H.S. TO BEDROOM

4 TOILET BELOW BEDROOM

2 TOILET R.H.S. TO BEDROOM

4 TOILET BELOW BEDROOM

2 TOILET R.H.S. TO BEDROOM

2 TOILET R.H.S. TO BEDROOM

4 TOILET BELOW BEDROOM

2 TOILET R.H.S. TO BEDROOM

4 TOILET BELOW BEDROOM

2 TOILET R.H.S. TO BEDROOM

4 TOILET BELOW BEDROOM

6 RCC 1:2:4 IN HAND RAILS 43 0.9 1.6 61.92 sqm

2 TOILET R.H.S. TO BEDROOM

TOILET AND BEDROOM IN

bent up bars 24 cm c\c spacing 34 5.254 2 357.272 kg

STEEL REINFORCING BARS

2 TOILET R.H.S. TO BEDROOM

TOILET AND BEDROOM IN

SHORT WALL S1 1 2.29 0.23 3.7 1.94879 cum

6 RCC 1:2:4 IN HAND RAILS 43 0.9 1.6 61.92 cum

STEEL REINFORCING BARS

BED ROOM TOP RIGHT

3 TOILET L.H.S. TO BEDROOM

TOILET BELOW DRAWING

5 BED ROOM RIGHT SIDE

FLAT TERRACED ROOF FOR 2ND FLOOR

4 Sal wood work :-

2 LIME CONCRETE IN 28.8972 cum 220 6357.384

3 FIRST CLASS BRICKWORK 14.4045 cum 4249.3275

4 1st CLASS BRICK WORK IN 6.83 cum 300 2049

5 1st CLASS BRICK WORK IN 22.3722 cum 320 7159.104

6 2.5CM D.P.C. 1:2:4 IN 17.5099 Sqm 18 315.1782

7 FLOORING 2.5cm CEMENT 103.74585 Sqm 18.6 1934.86

11.152 sqm 9.5 105.944

 2.5cm NOSING IN STEPS IN 18 sqm 5.5 99

 RCC 1:2:4 IN HAND 24 sqm 1486.08

 RCC 1:2:4 IN NEWEL 675

9 1ST CLASS BRICKWORK IN 1:6 76.57 Cum 343 26263.51

 STEEL BARS 391.86768 kg 5.15 2018.118552

 STEEL BARS 81.73197 kg 5.15 420.91

 STEEL BARS 109.94155 kg 5.15 566.19

 STEEL BARS 85.84561 kg 5.15 442.1048915

 STEEL BARS 431.38239 kg 5.15 2221.619309

 STEEL BARS 189.10912 kg 5.15 973.911968

19 SLAB OF GROUND FLOOR :-

 Steel bars including bending

21 RCC COLUMN WITH 283.8939 kg 5.15 1462.053585

Item Particulars of items of work Quanti Unit Rate Amount

FLAT TERRACED ROOF FOR

 White wash 3-coat in ceiling 37.9392 Cum 0.75 28.4544

 Sal wood work :- 1.3374 Cum 4700 6287.3968

 Painting wood work 2 coats 43.345 Cum 10.4 450.788

FLOORING 2.5cm CEMENT 103.74 Sqm 18.65 1934.860

BRICK WORK IN STEPS 1:4 0.4 sqm 365 146

20mm CEMENT PLASTER1:6 IN 11.152 sqm 9.5 105.944

2.5cm NOSING IN STEPS IN 1:3 18 sqm 5.5 99

STEEL WORK INCLUDING 96.679 kg 5.15 497.89788

RCC 1:2:4 IN NEWEL POST 0.076 cum 675 51.3

SLAB OF FIRST FLOOR :-

STEEL BAR 3801.2 kg 5.15 19576.4272