Estimation of A Office Building

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PROJECT COST ESTIMATING - BLDG 6851

Submitted by: Group 1
BLDG 6851 Project Cost Estimating
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING, CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We would like to convey our special thanks to Dr. Mona Metwally Abouhamad, for giving us
the opportunity in working on this project with her excellent guidance and her valuable
advices regarding the project that helped us to complete this project.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS.............................................................................................................................
LIST OF FIGURES.....................................................................................................................................
LIST OF TABLES.......................................................................................................................................
Summary.....................................................................................................................................................
1. WBS........................................................................................................................................................
1.1. Introduction to WBS.............................................................................................................................
1.2. Methodology........................................................................................................................................
1.3. Developing WBS..................................................................................................................................
2.Introduction to the Given project............................................................................................................
3.Package 1................................................................................................................................................
4.Package 2................................................................................................................................................
5.Package 3................................................................................................................................................
6. Conclusion.............................................................................................................................................
7. Abbreviations.........................................................................................................................................
8. References.............................................................................................................................................
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: General Requirements WBS.......................................................................................................
Figure 2: Site Work WBS..........................................................................................................................
Figure 3: Concrete WBS............................................................................................................................
Figure 4: Metal WBS................................................................................................................................
Figure 5: Wood and Plastics WBS............................................................................................................
Figure 6: Thermal and Moisture Protection WBS......................................................................................
Figure 7: Doors and Windows WBS..........................................................................................................
Figure 8: Finishes WBS.............................................................................................................................
Figure 9: Specialties WBS........................................................................................................................
Figure 10: Furnishing WBS.......................................................................................................................
Figure 11: Conveying Systems WBS.........................................................................................................
Figure 12: Mechanical Works WBS..........................................................................................................
Figure 13: Parking Level 1- Building A.....................................................................................................
Figure 14: Parking Level 1- Building B.....................................................................................................
Figure 15: S.O.G. Sections........................................................................................................................
Figure 16: Concrete Column Reinforcing Type.........................................................................................
Figure 17: Concrete Wall Reinforcing Zones.............................................................................................
Figure 18: Concrete Ramp Section............................................................................................................
Figure 19: U.S. standard Size to Metric Bar size.......................................................................................
Figure : Metric Mass Conversion..............................................................................................................
Figure : Weight versus length relationships for different angles................................................................
Figure : Plan of Ground level slab Building A........................................................................................
Figure 23: Plan of ground level slab Building B.....................................................................................
Figure 24: Plan of office 2nd floor Building A.........................................................................................
Figure 25: Plan of office 2nd floor slab Building A..................................................................................
Figure 26: Plan of office 2nd floor Building B.........................................................................................
Figure 27: Plan of office 2nd floor slab Building B..................................................................................
Figure 28: Plan of 3rd and 4th floor Building A......................................................................................
Figure 29: Plan of 3rd and 4th floor slab Building A...............................................................................
Figure 30: Plan of 3rd and 4th floor Building B......................................................................................
Figure 31: Plan of 3rd and 4th floor slab Building B...............................................................................
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LIST OF TABLES
Table 1 - Quantity take-ff and pricing for Foundation Concrete................................
Table 2 - Quantity take-ff and pricing for Foundation Reinforcement........................
Table 3 - Quantity take-ff and pricing for S.O.G. Concrete (Parking Level 1Building A & B).........................................................................................................
Table 4 - Quantity take-ff and pricing for S.O.G. reinforcement (Parking Level 1Building A & B).........................................................................................................
Table 5 - Quantity take-ff and pricing for Column Concrete (Parking Level 1Building A & B).........................................................................................................
Table 6 - Quantity take-ff and pricing for Column Reinforcement (Parking Level 1Building A & B).........................................................................................................
Table 7 - Quantity take-ff and pricing for Wall Concrete (Parking Level 1- Building
A & B).......................................................................................................................
Table 8 - Quantity take-ff and pricing for Wall Reinforcement (Parking Level 1Building A & B).........................................................................................................
Table 9 - Quantity take-ff and pricing for Ramp Concrete.........................................
Table 10-Quantity take-ff and pricing for Wall Reinforcement..................................
Table 11 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement Ground level slab
Building A...............................................................................................................
Table 12 -Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Ground level slab Building
A...............................................................................................................................
Table 13 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement for different sections
on G.L.Bldg-A............................................................................................................
Table 14 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete for different sections on
G.L.Bldg-A.................................................................................................................
on G.L.Bldg-B............................................................................................................
G.L.Bldg-B.................................................................................................................
on G.L.Bldg-A............................................................................................................
Ground level slab bldg.B
.................................................................................................................................
Table 19 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement of Piers and Piers Caps
of Ground level slab Building A & B..........................................................................
Table 20 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete of Piers and Piers Caps of
Ground level slab bldg. A &
B
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Table 21 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement Second Floor Building
A...............................................................................................................................
Table 22 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Second Floor Building A......
A...............................................................................................................................
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A...............................................................................................................................
B...............................................................................................................................
Table 28 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Second Floor Building B......
Table 29 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement Third Floor Building A
.................................................................................................................................
Table 30 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement Fourth Floor Building
B...............................................................................................................................
Table 31 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Third Floor Building B..........
Table 32 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Fourth Floor Building A........
Table 33 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement Third Floor Building A
.................................................................................................................................
A...............................................................................................................................
Table 35- Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Third Floor Building A...........
Table 36 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Fourth Floor Building A........
Table 37 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement Third Floor Building B
.................................................................................................................................
B...............................................................................................................................
Table 39 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Third Floor Building B..........
Table 40- Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Fourth Floor Building B.........
Table 41 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement Third Floor Building B
.................................................................................................................................
B...............................................................................................................................
Table 43- Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Third Floor Building B...........
Table 44 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Fourth Floor Building B........
Table 45 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Roof Level Building A & B.....
Table 46 - Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement Roof Level Building A
& B...........................................................................................................................
Table 47 - Final Summary Sheet Per Package No. 1..................................................
Table 50 - Final Summary Sheet For Project..............................................................
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SUMMARY
Nowadays Architecture, Engineering and Construction Industry are very demanding in

accurate cost estimation, scheduling and project management construction processes. These
Industries are dynamic places, where numerous contractors, subcontractors, trades people and
labourers come together to carry out tasks and complete the project.
Efficient management and execution of these activities using the available resources are
usually difficult and frequently problematic. This leads to wastage of time, money and
resources. Therefore, in this project report the first focus is concentrated on Development of
detailed Work Breakdown Structure, then we are going to introduce the given case study
Four storey office buildingand how we assigned a scope of work, calculation of Quantity
take-off, Cost estimation, Complete Bid Estimate and Profit estimation.
Our Submittal consists of :
One electronic copy (PDF file of the whole project)
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1.
WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE
1.1.
Introduction
A work Breakdown Structure (commonly known as WBS), is a hierarchical breakdown of a
project into simpler tasks or deliverables.
The Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) identifies the projects tasks and provides a
framework for organizing and managing the work. The importance of the WBS derives from
that it is the cornerstone for most of the project phases for example as, but not limited to:
Project Planning
Execution
Project Controls
Project reporting
Cost estimation
Scheduling
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Therefore, the planning and development of the WBS should be done carefully as its structure
and codes integrate all the project components (Scope, Schedule and Cost). The WBS is
necessary to achieve all the technical objectives of the work described.
A work Breakdown Structure (commonly known as WBS), is a hierarchical breakdown of a
project into simpler tasks or deliverables.
A WBS can be created by breaking down a project into major divisions, based on their
disciplines or the actual work area/phase of the project. These divisions can further be subdivided into more categories, and can therefore be monitored/controlled accordingly. The
level of detail mainly depends on the purpose the WBS is being established for.
1.2.
Methodology
For our case study, the Work Breakdown Structure was carried out depending on its
functions. MasterFormat was used to identify levels of functions subject to the project size,
complexity and organization are more logical to breakdown to cost centers (packages) which
can be measurable and controllable by its functions.
First, the WBS was done according to the owners point of view and the contractor expanded
the WBS on the execution part to show the project components and sequence of the works.
Code accounts were given to each level of the WBS to make it easy to track the changes
happening specially to the cost centers.
We found that considering the scope of this project, it would be relatively convenient to
divide the work according to their discipline. We assumed that each work package would be
assigned to one contractor. Breaking down the work according to their disciplines would
prevent clashes and disputes amongst various contractors working on the same project.
In order to create our coding system we initially considered the master format which is
widely used throughout the industry however we decided to develop our own codes based on
general knowledge because it is simpler to describe. Typically, each specific component of
the building would have a very specific code which would be assigned based on factors such
as category, location and type of work involved.
MasterFormat is the specifications-writing standard for most commercial building design and
construction projects in North America and its numbers and titles are internationally
structured. It is a product of the Construction specifications Institute (CSI) and Constructions
Specification Canada.
We established the WBS based on the work-package assigned to each building component.
Each building component was divided in common work-packages such as Civil, Electrical,
Mechanical and Architectural.
1.3.
Developing WBS
Development of a WBS requires a thorough understanding of the project scope of work.
Experience in building is key to establishing a functional WBS. The WBS and the hierarchy
of work packages of which it is composed are used to determine the status of a project and to
manage the project from a time, cost, and quality perspective. Mentally, building a WBS
structures the work that must be physically accomplished to realize the project and its end
objective.
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In establishing the WBS, the following guidelines need to be considered:
Work packages must be clearly distinguishable from other work packages.
Each work package must have a unique starting and ending date.
Each work package should have its own unique budget.
Work packages should be small enough that precise measurement of work progress
is possible.
Planning can be thought of as the definition and sequencing of the work packages within a
given project. Namely: Planning =Work Breakdown+ Work Sequencing.
Planning leads to a refinement of the scope of work as established in the contract documents.
A good plan reduces uncertainty and improves efficiency. The WBS also assists in
determining the level of planning required.
In construction, the various aspects of the work that contribute to breakdown of the project
into packages relate to:
Methods used to place work.
Skills needed for the work.
Craft workers involved.
Critical resources (e.g., cranes, crews, etc )
The definition of work packages can be facilitated by using categories which help in
establishing a level of uniqueness. For this example, the following four categories have been
defined:
Location or area within the project (e.g., foundationpile cap).
Material type (e.g., concrete, steel, ).
Method of installation (e.g., excavation).
Types of resources required (e.g., labor and equipment needed).
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OWNERSS WBS
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CONTRACTORS WBS
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WBS BY DELIVERABLES
Figure 1: General Requirements WBS
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Figure 2: Site Work WBS
Figure 3: Concrete WBS
Figure 4: Metals WBS
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Figure 5: Wood & Plastics WBS
Figure 6: Thermal & Moisture Protection WBS
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Figure 7: Doors & Windows WBS
Figure 8: Finishes WBS
Figure 9: Specialties WBS
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Figure 10: Furnishing WBS
Figure 11: Conveying Systems WBS
Figure 12: Mechanical Works WBS
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2.
INTRODUCTION TO THE GIVEN CASE STUDY
Name of the Project: Four storey Office building

Procedure of work:
Our group has learnt provided project documents and met to elaborate the scope of work.
Athorough understanding of items included in the scope of work was developed by studying
the project drawings and specifications. After having clarified the scope of work, the scope
was divided into three work packages and allocated among six group members.
Scope of Work: The scope of work was given by the Professor to entirely cover the following
items:
Foundation Work
Concrete
Reinforcement
Roof
Steel
The work is divided in three categories and allocated to six estimators,
1. Package 1 (Substructure Foundations) estimated by Tamara Gavrilenko, Abdulnaser
Alamari and Yvonne Ocheoha, Amandeep Singh and Badwal-Kuldip Singh.
Foundation piles
Foundation concrete and reinforcement
Colums concrete and reinforcement
Slab on grade concrete and reinforcement
Exterior and Internal Walls on the Parkade floor concrete and reinforcement
2. Package 2 (Super structure(from Ground to Fourth floors)) estimated by Tamara

Gavrilenko, Abdulnaser Alamari and Yvonne Ocheoha, Amandeep Singh and BadwalKuldip Singh.
Beams
Walls
Slabs
Stairs
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Columns
Drop Panles
Pier caps etc.
3. Package 3 (Super Structure Penthousem,Roof and Ceiling) estimated by Shaik
Sirajuddin.
After having a clear understanding of scope of work each sub-group started the quantities
takeoff. Quantities were taken off from drawings using Metric units system. During the
quantity survey stage, the group had several progress and coordination meetings in order to
exchange proposals and to ensure that all work packages are following the same structured
method. After the quantity takeoff stage was completed, we began to assign prices to it.
The pricing was done by using RS Means 2015 for Building Construction Costs Estimation.
By using RS Means pricing method, every assigned estimator per package selected the
appropriate RS Means lines of material unit price according to the requirements of the project
specifications.
The cost of wastage is collectively assume to be 5 % of the total price. The final bid price was
calculated by applying 10% contingency to the total final price to account for material price
escalation, labor wage increase, inflation rates and construction risk.
Note:
Most of the figures in the project are extracted from the given project drawing sheets.
Pricing is calculated for all the material items using RS Means Building
Construction Cost data 2015
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1.PACKAGE 1: SUB STRUCTURE (FOUNDATION AND PARKING FLOOR )

Estimated by: Tamara Gavrilenko, Abdulnaser Alamari and Yvonne Ocheoha, Amandeep
Singh and Badwal-Kuldip Singh
1.1.
INTRODUCTION
The following work items are estimated under super structure
1.1.1. Tasks Performed and Assumptions.

The quantity take off of each work item are calculated using the dimensions shown on
the given drawings.
First centre line perimeter length is calculated for each of wall from given floor plan
(See Figure 13 & 14). Width and height are calculated from drawings. Quntities are
derived depending on the work items by multiplying the dimensions (length, width,
height and number).
Openings are deducted from the quantites (where it applies) to get the Net value.
Following conversion factors are used
1 m = 3.28 ft
1 m = 10.76 S.F.
1 m = 1.31 CY
1 kg = 0.0011 ton
1 kg = 2.2 lb
Each Unit Price is multiplied with Quantities takeoff to get the cost of material.
The Total Including Overhead & Profit column add 10% to the bare material cost.
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1.2.
FOUNDATION
1.2.1. FOUNDATION- BUILDING A & B
03 31 13.35 FOUNDATION CONCRETE
CSI CODE
03 31 13 35 03
50
03 31 13 35 02
00
03 31 13 35 02
00
MATERIAL
DESCRIPTI
ON
Concrete
footing(Pil
es)
Concrete
PC
Concrete
toppings
AIR
ENT.
QUANTITY
UNI
T
MATERIAL
PRICE PER
UNIT, $
TOTAL
COST, $
TOTAL
INCL. O/P,
$
6.5
3696.408
142.66
551356.2
173
606491.83
9
6.5
1085.1237
75
136.71
6.5
155.24621
136.71
155400.5
758
22232.80
973
728989.
6028
170940.63
34
24456.090
71
801888.5
631
Table 1: Quantity take-ff and pricing for Foundation Concrete

03 21 11.60 FOUNDATION REINFORCEMENT
CSI CODE
03 21 11 60
05 00
03 21 11 60
05 50
03 21
05
03 21
05
03 21
05
03 21
05
03 21
05
11
50
11
50
11
00
11
00
11
50
60
60
60
60
60
MATERIA
L
DESCRIPT
ION
Rebars
20M
Rebars
25M for
Piles
Rebars
25M
Rebars
30M
Stirrup
15M
Stirrup
20M
Stirrup
25M
No
LENGTH
,m
QUANTITY
UNI
T
MATERIAL
PRICE PER
UNIT, $
TOTAL
COST, $
9.88
5328.234
6
kg
0.97
5168.3875
62
218
0
139444.3
54
kg
0.97
135261.02
34
61.06
kg
0.97
57.42
kg
0.97
4.2696
kg
0.97
9.88
kg
0.97
50.49
kg
0.97
39485.187
73
43923.953
9
59517.688
45
29234.115
32
45048.790
68
357639.14
7
40706.37
91
45282.42
67
61358.44
17
30138.26
322
46442.05
225
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Table 2: Quantity take-ff and pricing for Foundation Reinforcement
1.3.
PARKING LEVEL 1- BUILDING A & B
Figure 13: Parking Level 1- Building A
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Figure 14: Parking Level 1- Building B
1.3.1. SLABE ON GRADE
Figure 14: S.O.G. Sections
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03 31 13.35 S.O.G. CONCRETE
CSI CODE
03 31
02
03 31
02
13 35
20
13 35
20
MATERIAL
DESCRIPTION
QUANTITY
MATERIAL PRICE
PER UNIT, $
TOTAL
COST, $
TOTAL
INCL. O/P,
$
106638.51 117302.363
22
4
5865.4504 6451.99553
m
136.71
89
8
112503.9 123754.35
627
9
Table3 : Quantity take-ff and pricing for S.O.G. Concrete (Parking Level 1- Building A & B)
Concrete Slab-ongrade
S.O.G. Elevator's
area
780.0344
688
42.90432
66
UNI
T
136.71
03 21 11.60 S.O.G. REINFORCEMENT

MATERIAL
DESCRIPTION
CSI CODE
03 21
06
03 21
06
03 21
06
03 21
06
11
00
11
00
11
00
11
00
LENGT
H, m
QUANTITY
325.8
35
171.0
93
28295.43
948
5757.095
282
UNI
T
MATERIAL PRICE
PER UNIT, $
TOTAL
COST, $
27446.57
629
5584.382
60
Rebars 15M
Kg
0.97
423
1557.926
60
Rebars 25M
34.1
1606.11
Kg
0.97
7
102.4911
60
Stirrup
67.3
105.661
Kg
0.97
10M@200
7
34691.37
659
Table4 : Quantity take-ff and pricing for S.O.G. reinforcement (Parking Level 1- Building A & B)
60
Rebars 10M
Kg
0.97
TOTAL
INCL. O/P,
$
30191.233
92
6142.8206
66
1713.7193
7
112.74028
7
38160.51
425
1.3.2. COLUMNS
03 31 13 35 COLUMN CONCRETE (PARKING LEVEL 1-BUILDINGS A and B)
CSI CODE
03 31
04
03 31
04
13 35
11
13 35
11
MATERIAL
DESCRIPTION
QUANTIT
Y
UNI
T
MATERIAL PRICE
PER UNIT, $
TOTAL
COST, $
TOTAL
INCL. O/P,
$
6964.1759 7660.5935
3
23
5175.2452 5692.7698
34.1348
m
151.612
98
27
12139.42
13353.36
123
335
Table 5: Quantity take-ff and pricing for Column Concrete (Parking Level 1- Building A & B)
Concrete Column
with GDP-530 mm
Concrete Column
with GDP-630 mm
45.9342
151.612
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Figure 15: Concrete Column Reinforcing Type
03 21 11.60 COLUMN REINFORCEMENT (PARKING LEVEL 1-BUILDINGS A and B)

CSI CODE
03 21
02
03 21
02
03 21
02
03 21
02
03 21
02
03 21
02
03 21
02
03 21
02
03 21
02
11
00
11
00
11
00
11
50
11
50
11
50
11
50
11
50
11
00
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
MATERIAL
DESCRIPTION
Rebars 20M
(TYPE 7)
Rebars 20M
(TYPE 8)
Rebars 20M
(TOTAL)
Rebars 25M
(TYPE 1)
Rebars 25M
(TYPE 2)
Rebars 25M
(TYPE 4)
Rebars 25M
(TYPE 5)
Rebars 25M
(TOTAL)
LENG
TH, m
QUANTIT
Y
UNIT
MATERIAL
PRICE PER
UNIT, $
TOTAL
COST, $
32.2
75.831
kg
0.97
73.55607
80.
48.3
113.7465
kg
0.97
121
80.5
189.5775
kg
0.97
110.33410
5
183.8901
75
96.6
1516.62
kg
0.97
483
24013.15
kg
0.97
386.4
86952.88
kg
0.97
161
2527.7
kg
0.97
1127
kg
161
256
2451.869
269
0.97
1.3.3. WALLS
03 31 13.35 WALL CONCRETE
20
23292.755
5
84344.293
6
111560.0
395
5751.9143
60
Stirrup 10M
8.46
kg
0.97
93
229239.7
737
Table 6: Quantity take-ff and pricing for Column Reinforcement (Parking Level 1- Building A & B)
60
115010.3
5
5929.808
653
1471.1214
T
I
O
25
927
12
632
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03
04
03
04
MATERIAL
DESCRIPTION
AIR
ENT.
QUANTITY
UNI
T
489.9354
25
MATERIAL
PRICE PER
UNIT, $
TOTAL
COST, $
76469.121
13
11934.415
8
76.46345
m
148.08
28
88403.53
641
Table 7 : Quantity take-ff and pricing for Wall Concrete (Parking Level 1- Building A & B)
31 13 35
00
31 13 35
00
Concrete
Foundation Wall
Concrete Shear
Wall
148.08
TO
INCL
8411
2
1312
9724
0
Figure 16: Concrete Wall Reinforcing Zones
03 21 11.60 WALL REINFORCEMENT

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MATERIAL
DESCRIPTION
LENGT
H, m
QUANTITY
UNI
T
MATERIAL
PRICE PER
UNIT, $
TOTAL
COST, $
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03 21
07
03 21
07
11 60
00
11 60
50
Rebars 15M
1509.4
73
Rebars 25M
7.96
42526.87
731
1109.126
5
kg
0.97
kg
0.97
kg
0.97
kg
0.97
41251.07
099
1075.852
705
1108.290
475
330.4327
504
Zone 3 (# of
zones 2)
03 21 11 60
07 50
03 21 11 60
07 00
Rebars 25M
3.98
Stirrup 15M
3.98
1142.567
5
340.6523
2
Zone 4 (# of
zones 2)
03 21 11 60
07 50
Rebars 25M
3.98
724.555
kg
0.97
702.8183
5
03 21 11 60
07 00
Stirrup 15M
3.98
329.9512
kg
0.97
320.0526
64
Rebars 25M
8.95
167.205
kg
0.97
Stirrup 15M
8.95
24.15183
333
kg
0.97
162.1888
5
23.42727
833
Rebars 10M
8.95
11.147
kg
0.97
10.81259
Stirrup 10M
8.95
15.66153
5
kg
0.97
15.19168
895
Rebars 25M
19.9
668.82
kg
0.97
648.7554
Stirrup 15M
19.9
178.352
kg
0.97
173.0014
4
Rebars 15M
14.28
44.588
kg
0.97
43.25036
Stirrup 15M
14.28
44.14212
kg
0.97
42.81785
64
Rebars 15M
14.28
133.764
kg
0.97
Stirrup 15M
14.28
131.5346
kg
0.97
129.7510
8
127.5885
62
Rebars 15M
8.95
66.882
kg
0.97
64.87554
Stirrup 15M
8.95
47.56053
333
kg
0.97
46.13371
733
8.95
11.147
kg
0.97
10.81259
Zone 9 (# of
zones 2)
03 21 11 60
07 50
03 21 11 60
07 00
03 21 11 60
07 00
03 21 11 60
07 00
Zone 10 (# of
zones 6)
03 21 11 60
07 50
03 21 11 60
07 00
Zone 14 (# of
zones 1)
03 21 11 60
07 00
03 21 11 60
07 00
Zone 15 (# of
zones 3)
03 21 11 60
07 00
03 21 11 60
07 00
Zone 16 (# of
zones 2)
03 21
07
03 21
07
11 60
00
11 60
00
TOTAL
03 21 11 60
07 00
Rebars 10M
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03 21
07
03 21
07
03 21
07
03 21
07
11
00
11
50
11
00
11
00
60
60
60
60
Rebars 15M
1546.9
83
42772.11
131
kg
0.97
Rebars 25M
44.77
3812.274
kg
0.97
Stirrup 10M
8.95
kg
0.97
Stirrup 15M
74.32
kg
0.97
15.66153
5
1096.344
607
41488.94
797
3697.905
78
15.19168
895
1063.454
268
46276.31
23
Table 8: Quantity take-ff and pricing for Wall Reinforcement (Parking Level 1- Building A & B)
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1.3.4. RAMP
Figure 17: Concrete Ramp Section

03 31 13. 35 RAMP CONCRETE
CSI CODE
03 31 13 35
04 00
MATERIAL
DESCRIPTION
Concrete
Ramp
QUANTIT
Y
UNI
T
MATERIAL PRICE
PER UNIT, $
471.582
148.08
TOTAL
COST, $
69831.862
56
69831.862
56
TOTAL
O/P
76815.
76815
2
Table 9: Quantity take-ff and pricing for Ramp Concrete

03 21 11.60 RAMP REINFORCEMENT
CSI CODE
03 21 11 60
06 00
MATERIAL
DESCRIPTION
Rebars 10M
LENGT
H, m
QUANTI
TY
UNIT
MATERIAL
PRICE PER
UNIT, $
63.9
1371.08
1
kg
0.97
TOTAL
COST, $
1329.9485
7
1329.948
57
Table 10: Quantity take-ff and pricing for Wall Reinforcement
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2. PACKAGE 2: SUPER STRUCTURE

Estimated by: Tamara Gavrilenko, Abdulnaser Alamari and Yvonne Ocheoha, Amandeep
Singh and Badwal-Kuldip Singh.
2.1.
INTRODUCTION:
In this case study, the super structure contains :
Beams
Walls
Slabs
Stairs
Columns
Drop Panles
Pier caps etc.
The quantites are calculated according to each section. The volume of concrete for each slab
is calculated separately depending upon their level and phases; A and B. From slab
reinforcement details, the thickness and other details of ground slab of both faces differs from
other slab on upper levels. So thats why we calculated the volume of concrete,
reinforcement saperately. Walls, beams and other deails which are above ground level slab on
both phases are counted saperately in different excel sheets. After that slabs of level 2 on both
faces took into consideration and their volume of concrete for each slab of both faces and
other sections which are above the slabs are counted saperately. Slabs and upper sections of
level 3 and 4 of both faces contain same details and that is why we took same values of
volume of concrete as well as of reinforcement. At the end, we just summarised whole values
of each floor and from there, we calculated the price for this super structure.
2.2. Assumptions
While calculating the price of different bars having different diameter, to make our
calculations simple, we assumed that there is a provision of Plain Steel Reinforcement
Bars and in this assumption, we got same price for whole bars irrespective of their
postion, whether those bars were in footing, slab or in walls.
Reference from
RS means 2015
Size of Bars
Material Price /ton
03 21 11.60 0100
Beams and Girders #3 to # 7
970
03 21 11.60 0150
#8 to #18
970
03 21 11.60 02 00
Columns #3 to #7
970
03 21 11.60 02 50
#8 to # 18
970
03 21 11.60.04 00
Slabs #3 to #7
03 21 11.60.05 00
Footings#4 to # 7
970
03 21 11.60 55 00
#8 to # 18
970
970
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We converted bars having U.S. standard Size to Metric Bar size from the following table of
conversion: (PURPOSES AND TYPES OF REINFORCING STEEL, n.d.)
Figure 18: U.S. standard Size to Metric Bar size
To make our calculatiuons more simple, we converted Price /Ton to Price/Kg because from
our references(metric mass conversions (canada wide reinforcement steel co ltd, n.d.)) we got
Diameter versus Weight relationships in terms of Kg/m.
Figure 19: Metric Mass Conversion
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We got weight versus length relationships for different angles from following tables
(canadian codes, n.d.):
Figure 20: Weight versus length relationships for different angles (canadian codes, s.d.)
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Heavy weight Concrete Ready Mix: From our RS means, we assumed that we will
use Heavy weight Concrete Ready Mix for this superstructure and we got price for
different strength of concrete in terms of Cubic Yards. But we had already calculated
our values in terms of cubic meter. So to get rid of complex conversions, instead of
converting volume of concrete into Cubic yards, we converted units of price in terms
of Price/m3.
References from RS means 2015
Strength in psi
Price/C.Y
R033105-20.0020
R033105-20.0100
R033105-20.0150
R033105-20.0200
R033105-20.0300
R033105-20.0350
R033105-20.0400
R033105-20.0411
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
4500
5000
6000
97
99.50
102
104
107
110
113
116
Moreover we had some values lying in between standars values so we did interpolation as
well as conversion of units and at the end did multiplication with volume of concrete to get
the price in terms of cubic meter.
CSI Code
R033105-20.0350
R033105-20.0350
R033105-20.0411
R033105-20.0400
Type
Beams
Slabs
Columns
Walls
Strength in psi
4300
4300
6000
5160
Price/cubic meter
142.22
142.22
151.612
148.31
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2.3. Ground Level Slab

2.3.1.
Ground Level Slab Building A
Figure 21: Plan of Ground level slab Building A
CSI CODE
Ground Level Slab Building A Reinforcement

Bar
Length, m
Weight kg
Price per unit, $
size
Total price,
$
03 21 11 60 04
15 m
8218.963
12903.77191
0.97
12516.65875
00
03 21 11 60 04
20 m
7832.2
18444.831
0.97
17891.48607
00
03 21 11 60 04
25 m
629
2468.825
0.97
2394.76025
00
Table 11: Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement Ground level slab Building A
Ground Level Slab Building A Concrete

Area of
Area of
Thicknes
Volume of
CSI CODE
slab, mm
slab m
sm
Conc. m
03 31 05 20
32461320
3246.132
0.25
811.533
04 11
00
Table 12: Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Ground level slab Building A
Price
per m
142.22
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Tot
price
11541
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2.3.1.1. Calculations for different sections of ground level slab building - A
Reinforcement
Weight, kg
Price per kg
Total price,
$
3820.98049
2
CSI CODE
Bar Size
Length, m
03 21 11 60
04 00
10 M
5018.032033
3939.1551
46
0.97
03 21 11 60
04 00
15 M
11723.54933
18405.972
46
0.97
03 21 11 60
04 00
25 M
3863.5514
45
15164.439
42
0.97
17853.7932
8
14709.5062
4
03 21 11 60
04 00
30 M
345.24
1897.0938
0.97
1840.18098
6
03 21 11 60
04 00
Angle
27.0263
486.4734
0.97
471.879198
Concrete Volume
CSI CODE
Types
Volume of conc. m
Price
per m
03 31 05 20
Beams
43.75858
142.22
03 50
03 31 05 20
Walls
133.0910608
148.31
04 00
03 31 05 20
Columns
17.03617625
151.612
04 11
03 31 05 20
Sections in slab +
139.2921375
142.22
03 50
drop panels
Table 13: Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement for different sections on
Ground level slab Building A
Table 14: Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete for different sections on
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Total price,
$
6223.34524
8
19738.7352
2
2582.88875
4
19810.1278
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2.3.2. Ground Level Slab Building B
Figure 22: Plan of ground level slab Building B
Ground Level Slab Building B Reinforcement

CSI CODE
03 21 11 60
04 00
03 21
04
03 21
04
11 60
00
11 60
00
Bar Size
Length, m
Weight kg
Price per kg
Total price
$
15 M
7229.3
11350.001
0.97
11009.50
20 M
7798.2
18364.761
0.97
17813.82
25 M
481
1887.925
0.97
1831.29
Table 15: Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement

Ground level slab Building B
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Ground Level Slab Building B Concrete
CSI CODE
Area of
slab mm
Area of
slab m
Thicknes
sm
Volume of
Conc. m
Price
per m
Total
price
03 31 05 20
03 50
239120263
0
2391.2026
3
0.25
597.8006575
142.22
85019.21
Table 16: Quantity take-off and pricing forConcrete

2.3.2.1. Calculations for different sections of ground level slab building - B

Reinforcement
CSI CODE
Bar
Size
Length m
Weight kg
Price per kg
Total price
$
03 21 11 60
04 00
10 M
4440.462467
3485.763036
0.97
3381.19014
5
03 21 11 60
04 00
15 M
15927.99623
25006.95409
0.97
24256.7454
7
03 21 11 60
04 00
25 M
11365.52412
44609.68217
0.97
03 21 11 60
04 00
30 M
345.24
1897.0938
0.97
43271.3917
1840.18098
6
03 21 11 60
Angl
24.63808122
485.3702
0.97
470.809094
04 00
e
Table 17: Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforecement for different sections on
Concrete Volume
CSI CODE
03 31
03
03 31
04
03 31
04
05 20
50
05 20
00
05 20
11
03 31 05 20
03 50
Type
Volume of conc.
m
Price per m
Total price
Beams
48.44683
142.22
6890.108163
Walls
351.63252
148.31
52150.61904
Columns
15.0793675
151.612
2286.213065
Sections
in slab +
drop
panels
111.4008475
142.22
15843.42853
Table 18: Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete for different sections on
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2.3.3. Calculations of Pier and Pier Caps of ground level slab building - A & B
Reinforcement
CSI CODE
Bar Size
Length, m
Weight, kg
Price per
kg
Total
price, $
03 21 11 60
56.5486677
10 M
44.3907042
0.97
43.05
04 00
6
03 21 11 60
20 M
1446.6
3406.743
0.97
3304.54
04 00
03 21 11 60
25 M
327.84
1286.772
0.97
1248.16
04 00
03 21 11 60
30 M
533.52
2931.6924
0.97
2843.74
04 00
Table 19: Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement of Piers and Piers Caps of Ground level
slab Building A & B
Concrete Volume
CSI CODE
Volume of conc. m
Price per unit m
Total price
03 31 05 20
116.3547253
142.22
16547.297
03 50
Table 20: Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete of Piers and Piers Caps of Ground level slab
Building A & B
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2.4.
Second Floor
2.4.1.
Second Floor Building A
Figure 23: Plan of office 2nd floor Building A
Office 2nd Floor Building A Reinforcement

Bar Size
Weight kg
Price per kg
Total price $
10 M
1379.532833
0.97
1338.146848
15 M
22525.38341
0.97
21849.62191
25 M
8306.6432
0.97
8057.443904
angle
281.16
0.97
272.7252
Table 21: Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement Second Floor Building A
Office 2nd Floor Building A Concrete

CSI CODE
03 31
03
03 31
04
03 31
03
03 31
04
Type
Volume of conc.
m
Price per m
05 20
Beams
5.5476
142.22
50
05 20
walls
67.96184
148.31
00
05 20
slab+
203.2943
142.22
50
droppanels
05 20
Columns
10.95
151.612
11
Table 22: Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Second Floor Building A
Total price
788.979672
10079.4204
9
28912.5153
5
1660.1514
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2.4.2. Second Floor Slab of Buillding A
Figure 24: Plan of office 2nd floor slab Building A
Office 2nd Floor Slab A Reinforcement

Lengt
Total price
Weight kg
Price per kg
hm
$
03 21 11 60
7586.9
11554.1661
15 M
11911.5115
0.97
04 00
5
6
03 21 11 60
5243.6
11978.3318
20 M
12348.79575
0.97
04 00
5
8
03 21 11 60
3306.3
12588.1010
25 M
12977.42375
0.97
04 00
5
4
CSI CODE
Bar
Size
Office 2nd Floor Slab A Concrete
CSI CODE
03 31 05 20
03 50
Area of
slab mm
2446980000
Area of
slab
m
2446.9
Thicknes
Volume of
Price
sm
Conc. m
per m
0.25
611.745
142.22
8
Total price
87002.3739
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2.4.3. Second Floor Building B
Figure 25: Plan of office 2nd floor Building B
Office 2nd Floor Building B Reinforcement

Bar Type
Weight kg
Price per kg
Total price $
10 M
622.6358333
0.97
603.96
15 M
22494.08808
0.97
21819.27
25 M
7733.0432
0.97
7501.05
angle
281.16
0.97
272.7252
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Office 2nd Floor Building B Concrete

CSI CODE
03 31 05 20 03
50
03 31 05 20 04
00
03 31 05 20 04
11
03 31 05 20 04
11
Type
Volume of
conc. m3
Price per
m3
Total
price $
Beams
5.5476
142.22
788.98
walls
67.96184
148.31
10079.42
columns
10.95
151.612
1660.15
Slabs
189.2718
142.22
26918.24
2.4.4. Second floor slab of Building B
Figure 26: Plan of office 2nd floor slab Building B
Office 2nd Floor Slab B Reinforcement
CSI CODE
Bar Size
Length
Weight kg
Price per
kg
Total price $
03 21 11 60 04
00
15 M
7586.95
11911.515
0.97
11554.16616
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03 21 11 60 04
00
03 21 11 60 04
00
20 M
5243.65
12348.795
0.97
11978.33188
25 M
3306.35
12977.423
0.97
12588.10104
Table 27: Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement Second Floor Building B
Office 2nd Floor Slab B Concrete
CSI CODE
Area of
slab
mm
Area of
slab m
Thickne
ss m
Volume of
Conc. m
Price
per m
Total
price
03 31 05 20
03 50
24469800
00
2446.98
0.25
611.745
142.22
87002.373
9
Table 28: Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Second Floor Building B
1.1. 3rd and 4th Floor

1.1.1. 3rd and 4th Floor Building A
Figure 27: Plan of 3rd and 4th floor Building A
3rd floor Building A Reinforcement

Bar Type
Weight kg
Price per kg
Total price $
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10 M
1379.532833
0.97
1338.15
15 M
22525.38341
0.97
21849.62
25 M
8306.6432
0.97
8057.44
angle
281.16
0.97
272.73
Table 29: Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement Third Floor Building A
4th floor Building A Reinforcement

Bar Type
Weight kg
Price per kg
Total price $
10 M
1379.532833
0.97
1338.15
15 M
22525.38341
0.97
21849.62
25 M
8306.6432
0.97
8057.44
angle
281.16
0.97
272.73
Table 30: Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement Fourth Floor Building B
3rd floor Building A Concrete

CSI CODE
Type
Volume of
conc. m3
Price per m3
Total
price $
03 31 05 20 03
50
Beams
5.5476
142.22
788.98
03 31 05 20 04
00
walls
67.96184
148.31
10079.42
03 31 05 20 03
50
slab+
droppanels
203.2943
142.22
28912.52
03 31 05 20 04
11
Columns
10.95
151.612
1660.15
Table 31: Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Third Floor Building B
4th floor Building A Concrete
CSI CODE
03 31 05 20
03 50
Type
Volume of
conc. m3
Price per m3
Total
price $
Beams
5.5476
142.22
788.98
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03
04
03
03
03
04
31 05 20
00
31 05 20
50
31 05 20
11
walls
67.96184
148.31
10079.42
slab+ droppanels
203.2943
142.22
28912.52
Columns
10.95
151.612
1660.15
Table 32: Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Fourth Floor Building A
1.1.2. 3rd and 4th floor slab of Building A
Figure 28: Plan of 3rd and 4th floor slab Building A
Reinforcement (3rd floor slab A)

CSI CODE
Bar
Size
Length
Weight kg
Price per kg
Total price
$
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03 21 11 60
04 00
15 M
6727.95
10562.8815
0.97
10245.9950
6
03 21 11 60
04 00
20 M
4560.65
10740.33075
0.97
10418.1208
3
03 21 11 60
04 00
25 M
3306.35
12977.42375
0.97
12588.1010
4
Table 33: Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement Third Floor Building A
Reinforcement (4th floor slab A)

CSI CODE
03 21 11 60 04
00
03 21 11 60 04
00
03 21 11 60 04
00
Bar
Size
Length
Weight kg
Price per kg
15 M
6727.95
10562.8815
0.97
20 M
4560.65
10740.33075
0.97
25 M
3306.35
12977.42375
0.97
Total price
$
10245.99506
10418.12083
12588.10104
Table 34: Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement Fourth Floor Building A
Concrete (3rd floor slab A)

CSI CODE
Area of
slab mm
Area of
slab m
Thickne
ss m
Volume of
Conc. m
Price
per m
Total
price
03 31 05 20
03 50
24469800
00
2446.98
0.25
611.745
142.22
87002.3
7
Table 35: Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Third Floor Building A
Concrete (4th floor slab A)

CSI CODE
Area of
slab mm
Area of
slab m
Thickn
ess m
Volume of
Conc. m
Price
per m
Total
price
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03 31 05 20
03 50
24469800
00
2446.98
0.25
611.745
87002.3
7
142.22
Table 36: Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Fourth Floor Building A
1.1.3. 3rd and 4th Floor Building B
3rd floor Building B Reinforcement

Bar Type
Weight kg
Price per kg
Total price
$
10 M
622.6358333
0.97
603.96
15 M
22494.08808
0.97
21819.27
25 M
7733.0432
0.97
7501.05
angle
281.16
0.97
272.73
rd
th
Figure 29: Plan of 3 and 4 floor Building B
Table 37: Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement Third Floor Building B
4th floor Building B Reinforcement

Bar Type
Weight kg
Price per kg
Total price
$
10 M
622.6358333
0.97
603.96
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15 M
22494.08808
0.97
21819.27
25 M
7733.0432
0.97
7501.05
angle
281.16
0.97
272.73
3rd floor Building B Concrete

CSI CODE
Type
Volume of
conc. m
Price per
m
Total
price $
03 31 05 20 03
50
Beams
5.5476
142.22
788.98
03 31 05 20 04
00
walls
67.96184
148.31
10079.42
03 31 05 20 04
11
columns
10.95
142.22
1557.31
03 31 05 20 03
50
Slabs
189.2718
151.612
28695.88
4th floor Building B Concrete

Type
Volume of
conc. m
Price per
m
Total
price $
20 03
Beams
5.5476
142.22
788.98
20 04
walls
67.96184
148.31
10079.42
20 04
columns
10.95
142.22
1557.31
20 03
Slabs
189.2718
151.612
28695.88
CSI CODE
03 31 05
50
03 31 05
00
03 31 05
11
03 31 05
50
Table 40: Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Fourth Floor Building B
1.1.4. 3rd and 4th Floor Slab of Building B
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Figure 30: Plan of 3rd and 4th floor slab Building B
Reinforcement (3rd floor slab B)

CSI CODE
Bar Size
Length
Weight kg
Price per kg
Total price
$
03 21 11 60
04 00
15 M
6727.95
10562.8815
0.97
10245.9950
6
03 21 11 60
04 00
20 M
4560.65
10740.33075
0.97
10418.1208
3
03 21 11 60
04 00
25 M
3306.35
12977.42375
0.97
12588.1010
4
Table 41: Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement Third Floor Building B
Reinforcement (4th floor slab B)

CSI CODE
Bar Size
Length
Weight kg
Price per kg
Total price $
03 21 11 60 04
00
15 M
6727.95
10562.8815
0.97
10245.99506
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03 21 11 60 04
00
03 21 11 60 04
00
20 M
4560.65
10740.33075
0.97
10418.12083
25 M
3306.35
12977.42375
0.97
12588.10104
Concrete (3rd floor slab B)

CSI CODE
Area of
slab mm
Area of
slab m
Thickne
ss m
Volume of
Conc. m
Price
per
m
Total
price $
03 31 05 20 03
50
244698000
0
2446.98
0.25
611.745
142.22
87002.3
7
Concrete (4th floor slab B)

CSI CODE
Area of
slab mm
Area of
slab m
Thickne
ss m
Volume of
Conc. m
Price
per m
Total
price $
03 31 05 20 03
50
24469800
00
2446.98
0.25
611.745
142.2
2
87002.
37
Table 44: Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Fourth Floor Building B
3.PACKAGE 3: SUPER STRUCTURE ROOF AND CEILING

Estimated by: Shaik Sirajuddin
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3.1. INTRODUCTION
The roof is the uppermost part of the building.The charecteristics of the roof depends upon
the purpose of the building that it covers.The elements for the design of the roof is :
1)The material
2)The construction
3)The durability
The supporting structure of roof usually consists of rigid material and they are beams. So, the
tasks performed are with respect to these considerations.
2.4.5. Tasks Performed
There are various tasks performed with regards to the roof of building a and building b
calculations:
1)Calculation of the roof concrete volume:The volume of concrete for the roof is calculated
by taking the length,breadth and depth of the roof into consideration for the given values.
2) Calculation of the drop panel concrete volume
3) Calculation of the beam(B20,B25) concrete volume
4)Calculation of the roof reinforcement
5)Calculation of MAT roof reinforcement.
2.4.6. Assumptions
There are no major assumptons made with respect to roof calculations.Values are taken
as per the diagram.
CALCULATION FOR THE BAR 1-15M RUNNING OVER THE ROOF OF BUILDING A
AND BULDING B.
GIVEN 1-15M AROUND PERIMETER.
THE CONCRETE OF ROOF IS 30 Mpa.
THE PERIMETER OF THE ROOF IS 223.3M. FROM THE GIVEN VALUES.
LAP LENTH IS 223.3/12=18.96=19(APPX)
GIVEN 510MM IS THE LAP THE 19*0.510=9.66M
IT IS TOP AND BOTTOM THE IT IS TWICE=2*9.66=19.38M
CONCRETE OF ROOF BUILDING A and B
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CSI
CODE
073300
073300
MATERIAL
DESCRIPTION
QUANTITY
CONCRETE OF ROOF
FOR BUILDING A
CONCRETE OF ROOF
FOR BUILDING B
689.47
678.77
UNIT
MATERIAL
PRICE PER
UNIT, $
142.22
142.22
TOTAL COST, $
98056.56
96523.66
Table 45: Quantity take-off and pricing for Concrete Roof Level Building A & B
REINFORCEMENT OF ROOF BUILDING A and B

CSI CODE
073332
073332
MATERIAL
DESCRIPTION
Reinforcement
OF ROOF FOR
BUILDING A
REINFORCEMEN
T OF ROOF FOR
BUILDING B
QUANTIT
Y
UNIT
MATERIAL
PRICE PER
UNIT, $
21099
KG
0.90
22336
KG
0.90
TOTAL COST, $
18989.2
20102.4
Table 46: Quantity take-off and pricing for Reinforcement Roof Level Building A & B
7. CONCLUSION
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COMMENTS ON FINAL SUMMARY SHEET
CSI Master Format is strictly followed in making Final Summary Sheet.
All the work in which Concrete and concrete related items are covered under
Concrete Work division No 3.
All the work related to Openings (i.e. Doors. Windows, etc.) are covered under
division No 8.
A. Wastage 3.75% REINFORCEMENT
B. Wastage 7.5% Concrete
Profit (10%)
Tax (15%)
Insluation (1.9) %
SUMMARY OF COST OF THE WORK PACKAGES
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CSI CODE
03 31 13
03 31 13
03 50
03 31 13
02 00
03 31 13
02 00
03 31 13
02 00
03 31 13
02 20
03 31 13
04 00
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
FINAL SUMMARY COST SHEET PER PACKAGE No 1

MATERIAL PRICE PER
MATERIAL DESCRIPTION
QUANTITY
UNIT
UNIT, $
CONCRETE
TOTAL COST,
$
Concrete footing(Piles)
3696.408
142.66
527329.5653
1085.123775
149.16
161857.0623
155.24621
143.21
22232.80973
780.0344688
136.71
106638.5122
42.9043266
136.71
5865.450489
471.582
148.08
69831.86256
489.935425
156.08
76469.12113
Concrete Shear Wall
76.46345
156.08
11934.41528
Concrete Shear Wall
1040.80748
148.31
154362.1574
80.069
151.612
12139.42123
Concrete PC
Concrete toppings
Concrete Slab-on-grade
Slab-on-grade elevator's area
Concrete Ramp
CONCRETE FOR WALL
03 31
04
03 31
04
03 31
04
13 35
00
13 35
00
13 35
00
Concrete Foundation Wall
CONCRETE SLAB FOR COLUMN in

parking leavel
03 31 13 35
04 11
Totall
CSI CODE
03 21 11 60
Concrete Column
7918.574135
REINFORCEMENT
1136520.956
QUANTITY
UNIT
MATERIAL PRICE PER

UNIT, $
TOTAL COST,
$
FOUNDATION REINFORCEMENT
Rebars 20M
5328.2346
Kg
0.97
5168.387562
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03
03
03
03
03
03
05
21
05
21
05
21
05
21
05
21
05
21
05
00
11
00
11
00
11
00
11
00
11
00
11
00
60
60
60
60
60
60
Rebars 25M for Piles
139444.354
Kg
0.97
135261.0234
Rebars 25M
40706.3791
Kg
0.97
39485.18773
Rebars 30M
45282.4267
Kg
0.97
43923.9539
Stirrup 15M
61358.4417
Kg
0.97
59517.68845
Stirrup 20M
30138.26322
Kg
0.97
29234.11532
Stirrup 25M
46442.05225
Kg
0.97
45048.79068
Rebars 20M (TYPE 7)
75.831
Kg
0.97
73.55607
Rebars 20M (TYPE 8)
113.7465
Kg
0.97
110.334105
Rebars 20M (TOTAL)
189.5775
Kg
0.97
183.890175
Rebars 25M (TYPE 1)
1516.62
Kg
0.97
1471.1214
Rebars 25M (TYPE 2)
24013.15
Kg
0.97
23292.7555
Rebars 25M (TYPE 4)
86952.88
Kg
0.97
84344.2936
Rebars 25M (TYPE 5)
2527.7
Kg
0.97
2451.869
Rebars 25M (TOTAL)
115010.35
Kg
0.97
111560.0395
Stirrup 10M
5929.808653
Kg
0.97
5751.914393
WALL REINFORCEMENT
Rebars 15M
42526.87731
Kg
0.97
41251.07099
COLUMN REINFORCEMENT
03 21 11 60
02 00
4 21 11 60
02 00
5 21 11 60
02 00
6 21 11 60
02 50
7 21 11 60
02 50
8 21 11 60
02 50
9 21 11 60
02 50
10 21 11 60
02 50
11 21 11 60
02 00
03 21 11 60
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07 00
03 21 11 60
07 50
Rebars 25M
1109.1265
Kg
0.97
1075.852705
Rebars 25M
1142.5675
Kg
0.97
1108.290475
Stirrup 15M
340.65232
Kg
0.97
330.4327504
Kg
0.97
Zone 3 (# of zones 2)
03
07
03
07
21 11 60
50
21 11 60
00
03 21
07
03 21
07
11 60
50
11 60
00
03 21
07
03 21
07
03 21
07
03 21
07
11
50
11
00
11
00
11
00
Rebars 25M
724.555
Kg
0.97
702.81835
Stirrup 15M
329.9512
Kg
0.97
320.052664
Kg
0.97
60
60
60
60
Rebars 25M
167.205
Kg
0.97
162.18885
Stirrup 15M
24.15183333
Kg
0.97
23.42727833
Rebars 10M
11.147
Kg
0.97
10.81259
Stirrup 10M
15.661535
Kg
0.97
15.19168895
Rebars 25M
668.82
Kg
0.97
648.7554
Stirrup 15M
178.352
Kg
0.97
173.00144
Kg
0.97
03 21
07
03 21
07
11 60
50
11 60
00
03 21
07
03 21
07
11 60
00
11 60
00
03 21 11 60
Rebars 15M
44.588
Kg
0.97
43.25036
Stirrup 15M
44.14212
Kg
0.97
42.8178564
133.764
Kg
0.97
0.97
129.75108
Rebars 15M
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07 00
24 21 11 60
07 00
Stirrup 15M
131.5346
Kg
0.97
127.588562
Rebars 15M
66.882
Kg
0.97
64.87554
Stirrup 15M
47.56053333
Kg
0.97
46.13371733
Rebars 10M
11.147
Kg
0.97
10.81259
Rebars 15M
42772.11131
Kg
0.97
41488.94797
Rebars 25M
3812.274
Kg
0.97
3697.90578
Stirrup 10M
15.661535
Kg
0.97
15.19168895
Stirrup 15M
1096.344607
Kg
0.97
1063.454268
Rebars 10M
28295.43948
Kg
0.97
27446.57629
Rebars 15M
4482.255282
Kg
0.97
4347.787623
Rebars 15M
1606.11
Kg
0.97
1557.9267
Stirrup 10M@200
105.661
Kg
0.97
102.49117
3350.393219
Kg
0.97
3249.881423
1371.081
kg
0.97
1329.94857
26 21
07
27 21
07
29 21
07
30 21
07
31 21
07
32 21
07
33 21
07
11
00
11
00
11
00
11
00
11
50
11
00
11
00
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
SLAB ON GRADE REINFORCEMENT

03 21 11 60
06 00
03 21 11 60
06 00
0321 11 60
06 00
03 21 11 60
06 00
ELEVATED SLABS ON GRADE

REINFORCEMNT
03 21 11 60
04 00
Rebars 15M
RAMP REINFORCEMENT
03 21 11 06
00
Rebars 10M
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Totall
717466.157
1
739655.8321
Table 47:
Summary
Package No.
Final
Sheet Per
1

REINFORCEMENT
CSI CODE
03 21
02
03 21
05
03 21
02
03 21
02
03 21
05
03 21
02
11
00
11
00
11
00
11
50
11
50
11
00
60
60
60
60
60
60
Weight
kg
12096.282
05
268799.66
29
107875.24
95
191401.24
53
Price per
kg
30 M
6725.88
0.97
angle
2658.8036
0.97
TOTAL
589557.1
234
Bar Size
10 M
15 M
20 M
25 M
0.97
0.97
0.97
0.97
Total
price $
11733.393
59
260735.67
3
104638.99
2
185659.20
79
Total Incld. O/P,

$
6524.1036
7176.51396
2579.0394
92
571870.4
097
12906.73295
286809.2403
115102.8912
204225.1287
2836.943441
629057.4506
CONCRETE VOLUME
CSI CODE
03 31 05 20
03 50
03 31 05 20
04 00
03 31 05 20
03 50
03 31 05 20
04Estimating
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Total
price $
4733.8780
BEAMS
33.2856
142.22
32
60476.522
WALLS
407.77104
148.31
94
6508.1949
925595.48
slab+ droppanels
142.22
43
47
214.17026
32470.782
COLUMNS
151.612
91
84
58
7163.421
1023276.
TOTAL
852
669
1595147.
TOTAL BARE COST OF PACKAGE 2
078
Type
Volume
m3
Price per
m3
Total Incld. O/P,

$
5207.265835
66524.17524
1018155.033
35717.86112
1125604.335
1754661.786
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Table 48: Final Summary Sheet Per Package No. 2

CSI
CODE
MATERIAL
DESCRIPTION
CONCRETE OF
ROOF FOR
BUILDING A
CONCRETE OF
07330
ROOF FOR
0
BUILDING B
Reinforcement OF
07333
ROOF FOR
2
BUILDING A
REINFORCEMENT
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Cost Estimating
07333
OF ROOF FOR
2
BUILDING B
07330
0
QUANTITY
689.47
678.77
21099
22336
UNI
T
MATERIAL
PRICE PER
UNIT, $
142.22
142.22
KG
0.90
KG
0.90
TOTAL BARE COST OF PACKAGE

3
TOTAL COST, $
Total Incld.
O/P, $
98056.56
107862.216
96523.66
106176.026
18989.2
20888.12
20102.4
22112.64
2233671.82
2257039.00
2
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Table 49: Final Summary Sheet Per Package No. 3
03 31 13 35 04 11
FINAL SUMMARY SHEET FOR PROJECT

MATERIAL PRICE PER
QUANTITY UNIT
UNIT, $
CONCRETE
Concrete footing(Piles)
3696.408
m
142.66
1085.12377
Concrete PC
m
149.16
5
Concrete toppings
155.24621
m
143.21
780.034468
Concrete Slab-on-grade
m
136.71
8
Elevated slabs
42.9043266
m
136.71
Concrete Ramp
471.582
m
148.08
CONCRETE FOR WALL
Concrete Foundation Wall
489.935425
m
156.08
Concrete Shear Wall
484.23449
148.08
Concrete Shear Wall
CONCRETE SLAB FOR COLUMN
Concrete Column
231.681
m
151.612
03 31 13 35 02 20
CONCRETE FOR SLAB

Concrete for slab
CSI CODE
03 31 13 35 03 50
03 31 13 35 02 00
03 31 13 35 02 00
03 31 13 35 02 20
03 31 13 35 02 20
03 31 13 35 04 00
03 31 13 35 04 00
03 31 13 35 04 00
03 31 13 35 04 00
7861.85494
142.22
60
TOTAL COST,
$
Total o&p
cost
527329.5653
606429.0001
161857.0623
186135.6216
22232.80973
25567.73119
106638.5122
122634.2891
5865.450489
69831.86256
6745.268063
80306.64194
76469.12113
71705.44328
87939.4893
82461.25977
35125.61977
40394.46274
1118113.01
1285829.961
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03 31 13 35 02 20
3
47.7056
15346.7102
4
Concerete for beam

TOTAL CONCRETE COST
142.22
6784.690432
7802.393997
2201953.147
2532246.119
REINFORCEMENT/Bar Size
03 21 11 60 02 00
#10 M
03 21 11 60 05 00
#15 M
03 21 11 60 02 00
#20 M
03 21 11 60 02 50
#25 M
03 21 11 60 05 50
03 21 11 60 02 00
#30 M
#angle
Total REINFORCEMENT COST
47851.8892
6
446884.414
9
145532.525
676389.028
6
52008.3067
2658.8036
1371324.96
8
kg
0.97
46416.33258
53378.78246
kg
0.97
433477.8825
498499.5649
kg
0.97
141166.5493
162341.5317
kg
0.97
656097.3578
754511.9614
kg
kg
0.97
0.97
50448.0575
2579.039492
58015.26612
2965.895416
1330185.219
1529713.002
Final Cost
3532138.366
A. Wastage 3.75%
REINFORCEMENT
49881.94572
B. Wastage 7.5% Concrete
165146.486
Profit (10%)
353213.8366
Tax (15%)
529820.7549
Insluation (1.9) %
67110.62896
Final Cost
Table 50: Final Summary Sheet For Project
61
4697312.018
4061959.12
1
57364.2375
7
189918.458
9
406195.912
1
609293.868
2
77177.2233
5401908.82
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7. ABBREVIATIONS
CY------------------------------------ Cubic yard

mm----------------------------------- Millimeter
m-------------------------------------- Meter
m -------------------------------------Square meter
m------------------------------------- Cubic meter
Kg------------------------------------- Kilogram
Kg/m---------------------------------- Kilogram per meter
No------------------------------------- Number
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8. REFERENCES
canada wide reinforcement steel co ltd. (n.d.). Retrieved from

http://www.cwrebar.com/cgi-bin/cwrebarDisplay.cgi?proc=metric
canadian codes. (n.d.). Retrieved from
http://www.webcivil.com/readequal2L.aspx/
Moselhi, O. (1997). Cost Estimation in Project Management. In O. Moselhi.
Montreal.
Munns, A K and Bjermi, B F. (1996). The role of project management in achieving
project success. International Journal of Project Management , 81-87.
Pratt, D. J. (2011). Fundamentals of Construction Estimating. In D. J. Pratt,
Fundamentals of Construction Estimating (p. 482). New York.
PURPOSES AND TYPES OF REINFORCING STEEL. (n.d.). Retrieved from
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Rundell, R. (2006). 1-2-3 Revit: BIM and cost estimating. Building design, AIA,.
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Figure 1: General Requirements WBS

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Figure 2: Site Work WBS

Figure 3: Concrete WBS

Figure 4: Metals WBS

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Figure 5: Wood & Plastics WBS

Figure 6: Thermal & Moisture Protection WBS

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Figure 7: Doors & Windows WBS

Figure 8: Finishes WBS

Figure 9: Specialties WBS

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Figure 10: Furnishing WBS

Figure 11: Conveying Systems WBS

Figure 12: Mechanical Works WBS

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INTRODUCTION TO THE GIVEN CASE STUDY

Name of the Project: Four storey Office building

Foundation concrete and reinforcement

Colums concrete and reinforcement

Slab on grade concrete and reinforcement

2. Package 2 (Super structure(from Ground to Fourth floors)) estimated by Tamara

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1.PACKAGE 1: SUB STRUCTURE (FOUNDATION AND PARKING FLOOR )

1.1.1. Tasks Performed and Assumptions.

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Table 1: Quantity take-ff and pricing for Foundation Concrete

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PARKING LEVEL 1- BUILDING A & B

Figure 13: Parking Level 1- Building A

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Figure 14: Parking Level 1- Building B

1.3.1. SLABE ON GRADE

Figure 14: S.O.G. Sections

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03 21 11.60 S.O.G. REINFORCEMENT

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Figure 15: Concrete Column Reinforcing Type

03 21 11.60 COLUMN REINFORCEMENT (PARKING LEVEL 1-BUILDINGS A and B)

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Figure 16: Concrete Wall Reinforcing Zones

03 21 11.60 WALL REINFORCEMENT

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