EQUIPMENT OPERATED RENTAL RATES

EQUIPMENT RENTALS FULLY OPERATED DAILY RENTAL RATES

1. Bulldozer
a. D-8 15,376.00
b. D-6 6,864.00
c. D-4 5,328.00
d. D-9 20,248.00
e. D-7 9,992.00
2. Payloader, 1.38 cu.m 5,680.00
3. Road Grader (145 HP) 6,896.00
4. Road Roller 2/3 wheel (9-11 T) 2,440.00
5. Pneumatic Road Roller (3 wheel) 2,440.00
6. Tandem Vibratory Roller
a. 1.5 Tons 2,112.00
b. 10 Tons 6,784.00
7. Crane Crawler (21-25 T) 9,296.00
8. Truck Mtd. Crane (21-25 T) 9,296.00
9. Truck Mtd. Crane (2-5 T) 1,712.00
10. Pile Hammer (M 33 DSL) 7,592.00
11. Drop Hammer (2 T) 600.00
12. Vibro Hammer 60KW tomen vibro elec. Driven w/ set 4,520.00
13. Drill Rig
Mechanical Rotary w/o crane and consumable
CMV 0.60-2.0 Ø, 68 m depth 27,976.00
14. Asphalt Distributor (90 HP) 5,784.00
15. Asphalt Paver/Finisher 7,568.00
16. Concrete Paver/Finisher 6,960.00
17. Concrete Mixer
a. 1.5 – 2 bagger 1,384.00
b. 1 bagger 1,248.00
18. Concrete Transit Mixer (3.82-4.59 cu.m.) 8,528.00
19. Grout pump air driven 2,160.00
20. Crawler Mtd. Backhoe (0.60 cu.m.) 6,808.00
21. Backhoe (0.25cum. cap) 11,840.00
22. Dump truck (4.5-6 cu.m.) 6,616.00
23. Cargo truck (2-5 T) 4,016.00
24. Trailers
a. High bed 20 T 60.00/km.
25 T 75.00/km.
b. Low bed 25 T 87.00/km.
25. Air Compressor (251-313 CFM, 92 HP) 4,472.00
26. Air Compressor (126-160 CFM, 51 HP) 3,032.00
27. Generator set (201-250Kw) 3,840.00
28. Water Pump (3” x 3” ) 680.00
29. Welding Machine (300 Amp.) 490.00
30. Portable Plate Compactor (32 HP) 720.00
31. Water Truck (1000 gals.) 7,744.00
32. Concrete Batching Plant (40 TPM) 2,800.00
33. Aggregate Crusher (40 TPM) 6,743.00
34. Asphalt Batching Plant 3,590.00
35. Concrete Cutter w/o blade (30HP) 760.00
36. Portable Concrete Vibrator 600.00
37. Chain saw 90.00/hour
Other Tools:
Concrete bucket, Concrete cart, rivet buster,
or bar bender 35.00
Bar cutter 110.00
Jack leg 60.00

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Note: All equipment rental rates include fuel, operator, oil and maintenance except those listed under
no. 37.

DAILY LABOR RATES:

PERSONNEL DAILY RATES
Effective
Civil Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Materials Engineer,
Mechanical Engineer or Geodetic Engineer P
Geologist ________

Construction Foreman P 568.13

Carpenter, Mason, Painter, Instrument man, Core

Driller or Well driller P 412.11

Steel man P 412.11

Skilled Laborer P 412.11

Unskilled Laborer P 317.84

MANPOWER & EQUIPMENT PRODUCTIVITY RATES FOR PEO –

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ITEM 100 – CLEARING & GRUBBING:

1. Light 250 sq.m./man-day

2. Medium 125 sq.m./man-day
3. Dense a. 65 sq.m./man-day
b. with chainsaw – 200 sq.m./2-man gang/day
4. Individual removal of trees: (up to max. of 0.25m. dia.)
a. 1 tree per man – day
b. with chainsaw – 10 trees/2-man gang/day
NOTE: The above outputs are up to a maximum disposal site distance of 10 meters.
ITEM 101 – REMOVAL OF STRUCTURES & OBSTRUCTION:
DAILY OUTPUT
Reinforced Concrete Concrete Pavement Asphalt Pavement
1. Labor/MD 0.50 sq.m. 2.50 sq.m. 8 sq.m.
2. Equipment:
2.1. Air compressor with jack leg
2.00 sq.m. 50.00 sq.m.
2.2. Road Grader
Open – 2,400 sq.m.
Limited - 1,200 sq.m.
3. Removal of slides:
Using Payloader:
(meters) Capacity per day (cu.m.)
Rock Common Earth
7.5 300 430
10 270 390
20 230 330
25 200 280
30 180 260
40 160 230
meters rock common earth
45 150 220
50 140 210
55 130 190
60 120 170

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Note: 1. Open refers to traffic less working conditions otherwise, it would be referred to as limited.
2. Beyond 60 meters, use dump truck for disposal of waste and include time spotting calculation for
hauling in the detailed estimate.
3. For 1 and 2, consider cost of waste disposal.
4. For heavy traffic areas, include the effect of traffic in the productivity output (computation to be
included in the detailed estimate).

ITEM 102 EXCAVATION:

Daily output in cu.m.

Common excavation Unclassified Solid Rock
A. Labor 3.00 1.50 0.50
B. Equipment (Bull dozer) based on a maximum disposal distance of 30 meters:
D4 210
D6 250
D7 380
D8 410
C. Solid Rock:
C.1 Particulars:
- Capacity of 1 unit Air Compressor w/ 2 Jack hammers/day based on
perpendicular boring at a maximum height of 150 meters = 100
bored holes
- Holes required for 1 cu.m. solid rock = 2 holes (1 m. deep)
- Average no. of dynamite sticks per case = 330 (Mayon brand)
= 316 (Power gel brand)
C.2 Blasting requirements per cu.m. of solid rock:
- 3 to 4 sticks of dynamite per bored hole
- 2 pcs. Blasting caps per cu.m. of solid rock
- 4m. safety fuse per cu.m. of solid rock
C.3 Clearing provisions:
Deduct 60 meters Free Haul distance (FHD)
Refer to item 101.C: Removal of Slides
C.4 Boring crew composition: (Capacity of crew – 100 holes/day)
1 – Construction Foreman
2 – Skilled Laborers
2 – Laborers
C.5 Blasting crew composition: (Capacity of crew – 100 holes/day)
1 – Licensed Blaster
2 – Skilled Laborers
2 – Laborers

Note:
1. Consider reduction of manpower and equipment output for heights of more than
1.5 meters and heavy traffic.
2. All equipment except dump trucks, pay loaders, and Air compressors are to be
assisted by a helper or laborer.
3. Provide provisions for scaffolds and incidental expenses for height of more than
1.50 meters.
4. Beyond 30 meters, include pay loader and dump truck for disposal of waste.
Attached the time spotting calculation for hauling in the detailed estimates and the
dumping area. B406
5. For rock excavation, using bulldozer special equipment such as D1 55A-3, D20P-
7, etc. indicate the equipment output in the detailed estimate to justify the costing;
and provide equipment data/specification on output to support the justification.

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ITEM 103: STRUCTURE EXCAVATION:

Daily output in cu.m.

Common excavation Unclassified Solid Rock
A. Labor 1.50 1.00 0.50
B. 0.25 cu.m. Backhoe 120.00 80.00
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Note:
1. For instances where the excavated material is to be disposed of to a specified
place, computations for such waste disposal shall be considered.
2. Above labor, outputs are based on a maximum depth of excavation of 2.00 meters.
For depths of excavation exceeding 2.00 meters, add provisions for hoisting or
double/multiple handling.

ITEM 104 : EMBANKMENT:

A. Shrinkage/Swell factor – 20 % ( for common borrow only)

B. Placing:
B.1 Labor:
- Daily output in cu.m./man-day for common earth and unclassified
material = 4.0
B.2 Equipment:
- Output of 1 unit road grader = 500 cu.m./man-day
C. Compaction:
C.1 Labor (tamping):
- 2 cu.m./man-day (applicable to backfills for cross drains or
retaining walls).
C.2 Equipment:
- Portable plate compactor : 50 cu.m./day
- 1 Tonner road roller : 100 cu.m./day
- 9 – 11 Tonner road roller : 300 cu.m./day
- water truck 8,000 sq.m./day
Note:
1. Duration for the water truck is equal to the duration of the road roller.
2. Ratio of one (1) road grader to two (2) road rollers
3. Number of dump trucks per day depends on the capacity of the road grader per
day.
4. For hauling of embankment materials, attached time spotting calculation in the
detailed estimates

ITEM 105: SUBGRADE PREPARATION:

A. Equipment (using motorized road grader):

A.1 Reshaping and Grading:

-Preparation of dirt/earth road for application of gravel, item 200,

201 or 300 = 12,500 sq.m./day.
- Preparation of gravel road for the construction of asphalt concrete
pavement = 9,000 sq.m./day.
A.2 Compaction:

- Required duration for road roller is the same as that of the road
grader and the duration of water truck is half of the duration for the
roller.

Note: For heavy traffic, include the effect of traffic in the productivity computation to be
included in the detailed estimate.

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SPL: AGGREGATE HAULING/TIME SPOTTING:

A. Quarrying:
Output of one (1) D4 Bulldozer: 210 cu.m./day of unprocessed material
B. Screening & Stockpiling: (refer to the following formula)
General formula for wheel loaders:
Q = q x (60/Cm) x E
Where:
Q – hourly production in cu.m./hr.
Cm – cycle time in minutes
E – job efficiency
q- production per cycle in cu.m. = q1 x k
where: q1 – capacity of loader
k – bucket factor
Cycle time (Cm) for loader

1. In a cross loading
Cm = D/F + D/R + Z
2. For a V – shaped loading
Cm = D/F + 2 + D/R + 2 + Z
3. In load and carry
Cm = D/F x 2
Where:
Cm – cycle time in minutes
D - hauling distance
F - forward speed in meters/minute
R - reverse speed in meters/minute
Z - fixed time (minutes) – sum of gear shifting, loading, turning,
dumping and waiting time.

FIXED TIME:
V – shaped loading: Cross Loading: Load and Carry:
Direct Drive 0.23 0.35 -
Hydraulic Drive 0.20 0.30 -
Torque Flow Drive 0.20 0.30 0.35
Travel Speed F1 = 0 – 7.3 km/hr.
R1 = 0 – 7.8 km/hr.
♦ Computation of screening and stockpiling output for wheel loaders (articulated)
Use job efficiency (E) of 0.83 (83%)
Cm = 1.00 min. (cycle time for screening 1 bucket of unprocessed
material)

GENERAL FORMULA:
Q = q x (60/Cm) x E; use q = use struck bucket capacity
= q x 60 x 0.83 = 49.8q cu.m./hr.
where q is the struck bucket capacity
However, for screening fine and coarse aggregates, introduce (f) quarry factors to the
general formula, therefore,
1. For screening fine aggregates: Q = 49.8 qFf (cu.m./hr.)
2. For screening coarse aggregates: Q = 49.8 qFc (cu.m./hr.)
Where: Ff = quarry factor for fine aggregate
Fc = quarry factor for coarse aggregate

Moreover, in the screening process of fine and coarse aggregates, there is extra time
required for stockpiling screened waste. Materials, which needs to be determined as a factor
of cycle time to be multiplied to the above formulas to arrive at the output capacity, Q.
SAMPLE PROBLEM:
Given:

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q = 1.50 cu.m.

quarry productivity:

Fine aggregate = 60 %
Coarse aggregate = 30 %
Waste = 10 %

♦ For 7 cu.m. fine aggregate

Volume of unprocessed material to produce 7 cu.m. fine aggregate is:
Vol. = 7/0.60 = 11.67 cu.m.
No. of cycles = 11.67/1.5 = 7.78
Screening time = 7.78 cycles x 1 min./cycle = 7.78 min.
Approximate time to transfer 7 cu.m. screened material to stockpile = 4.6
minutes.

Therefore the total time to produce and stockpile 7 cu.m. of fine aggregate
from 11.67 cu.m. of unprocessed material from the given source is:
= 7.78 min. + 4.60 min. = 12.38 min.

The number of cycle in 1 hr. = 60 min./12.38 min. = 4.85

Production of fine aggregate in one hour = 4.85 x 7 cu.m. = 33.95 cu.m.

The preceding computation takes into consideration further processing of

waste material to produce coarse aggregate.

Total waste = 11.67 – 7 = 4.67 cu.m.

Where volume of coarse aggregate to be extracted from waste material is:

= 11.67 x 0.30 = 3.50 cu.m.
In these conditions, there are two screens, i.e. one for fine aggregate and one
for coarse aggregate. After screening for the fine aggregates, the loader
therefore proceeds to screen the waste to produce coarse aggregate. In so
doing;

Total cycle = 4.67/1.50 = 3.113

Screening time = 3.113 min.

Stockpiling time = 3.50/7/0 x 4.60 = 2.30 min.
Removal of waste = 1.17 cu.m. x 1 min. = 1.17 min.

Time should only be 1 min. because the loader capacity is 1.50 cu.m., which is
greater than 1.17 cu.m.
Total = 6.58 min.

Therefore, combining the production of fine and coarse aggregate from the
given source,
Total time to produce 7 cu.m. fine aggregate = 12.38 min.
Total time to produce 3.5 cu.m. coarse aggregate = 6.58 min.
Total time in minutes = 18.96

Production in 1 hour is:

For fine aggregate = 60/18.96 x 7.0 = 22.22 cu.m.
For coarse aggregate = 60/18.96 x 3.5 = 11.11 cu.m.

Screening and stockpiling of 1 Payloader for 2 screens from the given source
in one day is:

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 For fine aggregate = 22.22 x 6 = 133.32 say 133 cu.m.
For coarse aggregate = 11.11 x 6= 66.66 say 67 cu.m.

In cases where there is a need for coarse aggregate only, production is 67 cu.m.
/day with the fine aggregate treated as waste.

Cycle time:
- Screening time = 11.67/1.50 x 1.0 min. = 7.78 min.
- Stockpiling time (for 7 cu.m.) = 4.60 min.
- Removal of waste = 4.67 cu.m. x 1.0 min. = 4.67 min.
- Total time per cycle = 17.05 min.
- Total no. of cycles in 1 hour = 60/17.05 = 3.52
- Hourly production = 3.52 x 7.0 cu.m. = 24.63 cu.m.
- Daily production = 24.63 x 6 hrs. = 148.0 cu.m.

• In one hour, the equipment is assumed to work only for 45 min., hence, it works
only for 6 hours in a day.
C. Loading and Unloading:
1. Loading and unloading time:
a. Using payloader and dumptrucks:
a.1 Aggregates:
♦ Loading time = 5 min.
♦ Unloading time = 1 min.
♦ Slack time = 2 – 6 min. (depending on the
availability and location of maneuvering area)
a.2 Boulders:
♦ 6 min.
b. Manual loading:
♦ Crew of 6 laborers to fill one unit dumptruck
- 5 cu.m. in 1 (one) hour

D. Speed of dumptruck in kilometers per hour:

Below 7% grade 7 – 12% above 20%

Dirt road Paved Dirt road Paved Paved
Loaded trip 15 25 10 15 5
W/o load 20 30 15 20 10

E. Stockpiling of boulders:
1. From slide slope: (Barring down and stockpiling)
♦ Labor capacity – 2.0 cu.m. /man-day
2. Picking and stockpiling from riverbed:
♦ Labor capacity – 2.0 cu.m. /man-day

ITEMS 200 & 201: AGGREGATE SUB-BASE COURSE AND AGGREGATE BASE
COURSE RESPECTIVELY:

A. Shrinkage factor – 15%

B. Spreading capacity of 1 unit road grader – 500 cu.m./day
C. Compacting capacity of 1 unit road roller – 300 cu.m./day
Duration of water truck is equal to the duration of road grader.
Equipment proportion is one unit road grader to two units road roller.
D. Labor /supervision
1 – Foreman
2 – Flagmen (optional)
1 – Laboratory Technician
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 1 – Helper/Laborer for every equipment except for dumptrucks and rollers

ITEM 301 BITUMINOUS PRIME COAT:

A. Materials:
♦ Mix proportion:
60% emulsified asphalt to 40% water
♦ Rate of application:
1 –2 liters per sq.m. i.e. 1 liter per sq.m. for denser roadway and
liters per sq.m. for more porous roadway.
B. Labor:
- Cleaning of roadway, mixing of application, and curing of
bituminous prime coat.

Capacity of 3 skilled laborers – 1000 liters of solution per day

ITEM 302 BITUMINOUS TACK COAT:

A. Materials:
♦ Mix proportion:
70% asphalt to 30% water
♦ Rate of application:
0.20 – 0.70 liters per sq.m. i.e. 0.20 liters per sq.m. for smoother
surface and 0.70 liters per sq.m. for rough surfaces.
♦ For asphalt distributor, duration is the same as asphalt paver

B. Labor:
Crew and capacity is the same as item 301.

ITEM 305 BITUMINOUS PENETRATION MACADAM PAVEMENT:

(3 application of asphalt cement)

A. Asphalt cement:
1. Crew composition:
1 – Foreman
1 – Laboratory Technician
2 – Skilled laborers (Splashers)
8 – Laborers

2. Capacity of 1 – crew = 5 drums/day (200 sq.m.)

B. Aggregates (spreading & compaction, includes cleaning of road)
1. Crew composition:
10 – laborers
2. Capacity is the same as A.
3. Equipment requirement – 1 unit 9 – 11 ton road roller
C. Firewood requirement:
1. 4 drums of asphalt per cu.m. of firewood
ITEM 310 BITUMINOUS PLANT MIX SURFACE COURSE – HOT LAID:

A. Materials:
For estimating purposes, adopt in place specific gravity for bituminous mixture
equal to 2.30.
B. Equipment requirement:
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 1. Asphalt paver: 12 – 15 m.t. per hr. depending on the width of road and
presence of intersections, widening on curves, and other irregularities
requiring the backtracking of the asphalt paver and other support activities.
2. For tandem roller, pneumatic roller, and steel drum roller, the duration is
the same as the asphalt paver.
3. Asphalt plant, batching capacity of 30 m.t. per hr., add heating time of 2
hrs.
4. The number of dumptrucks depends upon the distance of the asphalt paved
and the capacity of the asphalt paver to lie for one day.
5. Capacity of 1 dumptruck = 8.0 m.t.
B. Labor and supervision:
2 – Laboratory Technician
1 – Construction Foreman
6 – Skilled laborers
6 – Laborers

ITEM 311 PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE PAVEMENT:

A. Materials:
1. 9.10 bags of cement per cu.m. of concrete
2. Aggregates: (loose volume)
Qty. per cu.m. of concrete
Fine aggregate 0.50 cu.m.
Coarse aggregate 0.80 cu.m.
♦ Include other miscellaneous accessories e.g. dowel bars, joint
fillers, etc.
B. Batching and casting-in-place:
1. Using 2 units 1-bagger concrete mixer (minimum)
a. Capacity = 150 bags/day (i.e. 75 bags per 1-bagger concrete mixer)
b. Crew members:
1 – Foreman
4 – Masons
2 – Carpenters
24 – laborers

c. Equipment support for 2 units 1-bagger:

♦ Consider water provisions
♦ 2 portable concrete vibrator
♦ 1 bar cutter
♦ 1 concrete cutter

2. Using transit mixer (3.6 cu.m.):

a. For number of trips per day, apply time spotting (maximum
distance of batching plant is 10 km.)
b. Crew at batching plant:
3 – laborers
1 – Materials Laboratory Technician
c. Crew at project site:
1 – Foreman
2 – Masons
2 – Carpenters
6 – Laborers
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 d. Equipment requirement:
2 – Transit Mixers
1 – Payloader/backhoe
2 – Portable concrete vibrator
1 – Water truck
1 – Concrete batching plant (include labor for assembly of
batching plant and lease of batching area)
1 – Bar cutter
1 – Portable concrete cutter
4 - Template
1 – Motorized Screeder
B. Curing provision:
1. Curing compound, specify, ¼ Liter additive/bag
2. Ponding
3. Combination of the above or any method specified under the 1995 DPWH
standard specifications.
C. Others:
1. Estimate forms for continuous 2 days operation.
2. Forms are expected to be re-used for a minimum of five (5) lives. Use steel
forms gauge No. 18
3. Consider provisions for used oil.
4. Consider additional support materials for heavy downpour during pouring
of concrete.
5. Consider traffic/warning signs as safety measures

ITEM 400 PILING

Conditions:
1. Hammer – TDH – 22
2. Piles are spotted
Capacity = 6 – 8 meters/hr. depending on type of foundation

ITEM 404 REINFORCING STEEL BARS:

A. Materials:
♦ Tie wires: 15 kg. Tie wire per ton of steel bar
B. Labor:
(Cutting, bending, fabrication, installation and other miscellaneous works)
1. Crew composition:
1 – Construction Foreman
2 – Steel men
2 – Skilled laborers
6 – Laborers

2. Capacity of gang = 750 kg./day

C. Equipment requirement per gang:
1 – unit bar cutter
1 – unit Bar Bender

ITEM 405 STRUCTURAL CONCRETE:

A. Materials:
Class Cement Factor Sand Factor Gravel Factor
(bags/cu.m.) (loose volume/ (loose volume/
cu.m.) cu.m.)
A 9.10 0.50 0.80

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 B 8.00 0.45 0.85
C 7.50 0.55 0.75
D 11.00 0.44 0.73
B. Batching and casting-in-place:
1. The duration for 1-bagger or 2-bagger concrete mixer depends on the
equipment utilization schedule as reflected in the PERT/CPM.
2. Crew for 1-bagger concrete mixer and transit mixer is the same as item 311
except for steel man, which is included under item 404 and carpenters,
which is revised per section D of this item.
3. Supporting equipment for batching plant is the same as item 311.
4. Duration of transit mixer is dependent on the speed of setting forms and
type and size of structures. (See 1)
B. Curing:
♦ Through either ponding or use of curing compound or combination of both
or as specified in the 1995 DPWH standard specifications.

C. Formworks:
1. Formworks:
♦ Minimum crew composition:
1 – Construction Foreman
2 – Carpenters
4 – Laborers

♦ Capacity:
- Fabrication and installation = 35 sq.m./day
- Stripping = 60 sq.m./day

2. Scaffolds for bridges:

♦ Materials:
- 27 bd.ft. per meter of height per meter span

ITEM 500 PIPE CULVERTS AND STORM DRAINS:

A. Scope of work:
- Laying and collaring
- Backfilling shall be under item 104
B. Crew composition: (for 300 – 610 mm. Size of RCPC)
1 – Foreman
1 – Mason
6 – Laborers

Size of RCPC(mm.) Capacity of crew CEMENT SAND

per day(pcs.)
300 24 0.18 bag/joint 0.009cu.m/joint
450 12 0.20 bag/joint 0.011cu.m/joint
610 8 0.35 bag/joint 0.019cu.m/joint

C. Crew composition: (for 760 – 1200 mm. Size of RCPC)

1 – Foreman
1 – Mason
7 – Laborers
‫ ٭‬Include civil engineer for pacquiao projects ‫٭‬
Size of RCPC(mm.) Capacity of crew CEMENT SAND

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 per day(pcs.)
760 12 0.60 bag/joint 0.028cu.m/joint
900 6 0.70 0.038
1200 3 1.20 0.065
- with equipment support of 1 unit chain block with stand

ITEM 504 GROUTED RIPRAP:

(Proportion of grout mix = 1 part cement to 3 parts sand)

A. Scope of work:
1. Laying of boulders and grouting
2. Curing
3. Foundation preparation and excavation
4. Provision of weep holes
5. Double or multiple handling, if necessary should be derived.
6. If the height of structure is more than 4.0 meters, multiple handling should
be included in the estimates.

A. Labor:
1. Laying of boulders, grouting, curing and handling of materials = 1.0
cu.m./man-day based on the assumption that all materials are within reach
of the laborers.

Crew composition (minimum)

1 – Foreman
3 – Skilled laborers
6 – laborers

2. Preparation of foundation i.e. excavation:

Labor capacity – see item 103, Structure excavation for capacity of
laborers.
Crew composition (minimum)
1 – Foreman
10 – Laborers

- Capacity of gang – 18 cu.m./day (this capacity is based on the

assumption that all materials are within reach of the laborers)
- In case of adjustment of laborers, proportion is one skilled laborer
to two laborers.
B. Materials:
1. Boulders – equal to volume of grouted riprap.
2. Cement – 4 bag/cu.m volume of grouted riprap.
3. Sand – 41% of the volume of grouted riprap.
D. Water provision:
♦ Consider source or availability of water at site.

ITEM 505 STONE MASONRY:

(Proportion of mortar mixture = 1 part cement to 2 parts sand by volume)

A. Scope of work:

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 The same as item 504, grouted riprap
B. Labor:
(Laying of boulders, grouting, curing, and installation of weep holes)
Minimum crew composition:
1 – Foreman
6 – Skilled laborers
12 – Laborers

♦ Capacity of gang – 13.50 cu.m./day

♦ Capacity of laborer – 0.50 to 1.00 cu.m. per man-day or an average of 0.75
cu.m. per man-day.

C. Materials:
1. Portland Cement – 5 bags per cu.m. of stone masonry
2. Sand – 30% of the volume of stone masonry.
3. Boulders – Equal to volume of stone masonry.
4. Weep holes – As indicated in the plans
D. Water and equipment provision:
Refer to item 504, grouted riprap

♦ Note: For stone masonry, the cement factor of 5 bags per cu.m. of stone
masonry was based on minimum mortar bedding and joint thickness of
35 mm.

ITEM 506 HAND LAID EMBANKMENT: (6” to 12” diameter)

A. Capacity of laborers – 2.5 cu.m./man-day materials on site

B. Scope of work includes foundation preparation or excavation.

ITEM 509 GABIONS:

A. Materials (FOB)
♦ Labor productivity is based on 1.0 m. x 1.0 m. x 2.0 m. gabion boxes.
♦ Size of Boulders (100-200 mm dia.), size of wire 3.0 mm thick (Imported)
Commercial size = 2.7 mm dia. thick

B. Labor:
1. Capacity of skilled laborers – 5 boxes per man-day
2. Laying of boulders – 2.5 cu.m./man-day
3. Minimum crew members:
1 – Foreman
4 – Skilled laborers
16 – Laborers

♦ Gang capacity = 40 cu.m./day

SPL. SCHOOL BUILDINGS:

ITEM I EARTHWORKS:

A. Leveling of site:
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 1. Common earth - 3.0 cu.m./man-day
2. Uncommon excavation - 1.5 cu.m./man-day
3. Solid Rock - 0.5 cu.m./man-day
B. Structural excavation:
1. Common earth - 1.5 cu.m./man-day
2. Uncommon excavation - 1.0 cu.m./man-day
3. Solid Rock - 0.5 cu.m./man-day

ITEM II CONCRETE WORKS:

A. Slab-on-fill and footing:

Crew of 2 Masons and 7 laborers –5.2 cu.m./day

B. Columns and Beams:

Crew of 2 masons and 7 laborers – 2.8 cu.m./day

ITEM III STEEL WORKS:

- Crew of 1 steel man and 4 laborers – 225 kg./day

ROOFING
A.) Assembly 24 sq.m/day
Crew: 1 - Foreman
1 - Welder
1 - Skilled Laborer

B.) Erection of steel trusses 24 sq.m/day

Crew: (For one storey building)
1 – Foreman
2 – Welders
4 – Laborers

C.) Purlins, Fascia Board

20 feet length 20 pcs./day
Crew (for one storey building):
1 – Foreman
1 – Welder
1 – Laborer

ITEM IV MASONRY WORKS:

A. Timber Forms and Scaffoldings
A.1. Fabrication and Installation 35 sq.m/day
A.2. Removal 60 sq.m/day
Crew Composition:
1 - Foreman
2 - Carpenters
4 – Laborers
B. Steel Frames (Scaffolding)
B.1. Assembly and Erection (Size = 1.50 m x 2.0 m) 6sets/hour
Crew Composition:
1 - Foreman
3 - Laborers
♦ 6” x 8” x 16” CHB
♦ Crew of 2 masons and 3 laborers – 230 pcs/day

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ITEM V FORMWORKS:
1. Fabrication and installation – 35 sq.m./day
2. Removal - 60 sq.m./day
3. Crew composition:
1 – Foreman
2 - Carpenters
4 – Laborers

ITEM VI CARPENTRY:
♦ Crew of 2 carpenters and 1 laborer
1. Roof framing - 43 bd.ft./day (10 sq.m./day)
2. Ceiling - 15 sq.m./day
3. Partition:
a. Movable - 3.5 sq.m./day
b. fixed - 7.0 sq.m./day
4. Exterior walls (wood) - 58 bd.ft./day (58 sq.m./day)

ITEM VII DOORS AND WINDOWS:

♦ Crew of 1 carpenter, 1 mason, and 2 laborers
♦ Capacity – 1.20 sq.m./day

ITEM VIII TINNERY:

A. GI Roofing
♦ Crew of 1 carpenter and 2 laborers
♦ Capacity – 27 sq.m./day

B. GI Gutter fabrication and installation

♦ Crew – 2 skilled laborers
♦ Capacity – 18 lin.ft./man-day
C. Downspouts
1. Installation – 60 lin.ft./day
2. Fabrication – 27 lin.ft./day

ITEM IX PAINTING:

♦ 2 coats
♦ Capacity – 14 sq.m./man-day

ITEM X PLUMBING:

♦ Tile works – 3.5 sq.m./man-day

ITEM 1018 CERAMIC TILES:
A. DIFFERENT SIZES
CAPACITY: 3.5 sq.m/man-

SPL-1: CONCRETE MOLDING / CONICE

A. ANY DESIGN 2”- 8”
CAPACITY: 6.0 l.m/man-day

SPL-2: PLASTERING (PAPER FINISH)

CAPACITY: 6.0 sqm/man-day

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