This document provides a bill of materials (BOM) for the pile foundation of a building project. It lists the types and quantities of steel rebar and concrete needed for piles, a pile cap, plinth beam, and compound wall piles. It also provides details on procurement, including the number of weight loads, total costs, and amounts due to suppliers.
This document provides a bill of materials (BOM) for the pile foundation of a building project. It lists the types and quantities of steel rebar and concrete needed for piles, a pile cap, plinth beam, and compound wall piles. It also provides details on procurement, including the number of weight loads, total costs, and amounts due to suppliers.
This document provides a bill of materials (BOM) for the pile foundation of a building project. It lists the types and quantities of steel rebar and concrete needed for piles, a pile cap, plinth beam, and compound wall piles. It also provides details on procurement, including the number of weight loads, total costs, and amounts due to suppliers.
This document provides a bill of materials (BOM) for the pile foundation of a building project. It lists the types and quantities of steel rebar and concrete needed for piles, a pile cap, plinth beam, and compound wall piles. It also provides details on procurement, including the number of weight loads, total costs, and amounts due to suppliers.
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MEGHANA AAC BLOCKS INDU
BILL OF MATERIALS (BOM
PILE FOUNDATION
TMT BAR TOTAL
USAGE FOR ST. LENGTH LAP/ BEND NOS (Ø IN MM) LENGTH STEEL FOR PILES (15''Ø) 12 MAIN 3485.2 120 3605.2 4 10 MAIN 3485.2 100 3585.2 4 8 STIRRUP 958 80 1038 24
STEEL FOR PILE CAP (4'X3'X1')
12 TOP MAT 1420 0 1420 6 12 1045 0 1045 9 10 BOTTOM MAT 1420 0 1420 6 10 1045 0 1045 9
PLINTH BEAM (300X230)
12 MAIN 106060 4000 110060 2 10 MAIN 106060 4000 110060 2 8 STIRRUP 904 80 984 531
COMPOUND WALL PILES (9''Ø)
10 MAIN 1510 100 1610 2 8 MAIN 1510 80 1590 4 6 STIRRUP 718 60 778 9
MATERIAL PROCUREMEN
NO. OF FULL WEIGHT WEIGHT COST PER TRANSP
TMT BARS (Ø) LENGTHS (IN KG) (IN MT) MT (RS.) ORT
12 90 927 0.93 10 90 643 0.64 8 102 467 0.47 6 32 82 0.08 TOTAL 282 2037 2.04 18439 921.95 3 1843.9 6 AC BLOCKS INDUSTRY MATERIALS (BOM) E FOUNDATION FOR F NO. OF TOTAL LENGTH IN REQ. FULL WEIGHT WEIGHT FOOTINGS LENGTH FEET LENGTHS (KG) (MT)
DETAILS OF SUPPLIER PAID AMT. UN LOADING (IN RS.) (IN LACS) 1600 1 1450 1 689 0.43 2.83 1 1252 0.86 0.43 0.15216431 11.43438
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DUE AMT. ESTIMATE MEGHANA AAC BLOCKS INDUSTRY S.NO. DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK NOs. L(M) B(M) D/H(M) QUANTIY 1 Earth work excavation for foundations and depositing on bank for all lifts and with an initial lead of 10m including all operational, For Piles incidental, labour charges such as shoring24 ,sheeting, 3.14 planking, 0.04strutting, etc.3.35 complete for9.13 finished item of Alround 1 106.06 0.60 0.75 47.73 Deductions -24 3.14 0.04 0.75 -2.04 54.81 Cum 2 Sand filling in trenches, sides of foundations and basement with initial lead in layers not exceeding 15 cm thick, consolidating For Piles each deposited layer by watering and24 ramming including cost1.50 1.50 and conveyance of water to8.10 0.15 work site and all Building 1 106.06 0.60 0.15 9.55 Basement 1 34.29 18.14 0.15 93.30 110.95 Cum 3 Plain Cement Concrete M 7.5 Grade (1:4:8:) proportion nominal mix (cement: fine aggregate: Coarse aggregate) using For Piles 24 3.14 0.04 0.15 0.41 All round building 1 106.06 0.46 0.15 7.27 7.68 Cum 4 Random Rubble stone Masonry in CM (1:6) Cement: Sand) using hard granite stones from approved quarry including cost and Belowconveyance of all materials and labour charges1 etc., complete. Ground level 106.06 0.45 0.75 35.80 Above Ground level 1 106.06 0.45 0.45 21.48 Deductions -24 3.14 0.04 1.20 -3.27 54.00 Cum 5 Filling with useful available excavated earth (excluding rocks) in trenches, sides of foundations and basement with initial lead InsideinBasement layers not exceeding 15 cm thick, consolidating 1 each 34.29 deposited layer 18.14by watering and 0.55ramming342.11 includingCum cost and
6 Supply and placing of the RCC M20 Nominal mix Concrete corresponding to Table 9 of IS 456 using with 20mm size graded machine crushed hard granite metal (coarse a) Pile Reams 24 aggregate) 3.14from approved 0.04quarry including 2.35cost and 6.41 conveyance of all b) Above Ground level 24 3.14 0.04 0.75 2.04 c) Pile Cap 24 1.10 0.72 0.30 5.70 d) Plinth Beam Alround (Main shed) 1 106.06 0.23 0.30 7.32 Cross Wall 0 17.98 0.23 0.30 0.00 7.32 Alround (Boiler shed) 1 35.00 0.23 0.30 2.42 Alround (Lime & Cement shed) 1 24.00 0.23 0.30 1.66 4.07 e) Lintels Doors (Boiler, Lime & Cement shed) 3 1.40 0.23 0.15 0.14 Widows (Main & Boiler Shed) 38 1.72 0.23 0.15 2.25 Widows (Lime & Cement Shed) 6 1.40 0.23 0.15 0.29 2.40 f) Sunshades Above Doors 1 1.40 1.40 Above Windows (Main & Boiler shed) 38 1.72 65.36 Above Windows (Lime & Cement shed) 6 1.40 8.40 66.76 Rmt. Total RCC 27.94 Cum 7 Brick masonry 230 mm thick for panel walls in superstructure and 100 mm bricks for partition walls with CM (1:8) proportion Allround of using II Class building (Main bricks Shed) having crushing strength 1 not less than 35 0.23 106.06 kg/Sqcm including 2.74cost and 66.92 conveyance of all Deduct Open access (Main Shed) -1 20.70 0.23 1.00 -4.76 Deduct Windows -31 1.52 0.23 1.22 -13.22 Allround of building (Boiler Shed) 1 35.00 0.23 2.74 22.08 Deduct Door (Boiler shed) -1 1.20 0.23 2.10 -0.58 Deduct Windows -7 1.52 0.23 1.22 -2.99 Allround of building (Lime & Cement Shed) 1 24.00 0.23 2.74 15.14 Deduct Doors (Lime & Cement shed) -2 1.20 0.23 2.10 -1.16 Deduct Windows -6 1.52 0.23 1.22 -2.56 48.93 Cum DATE: 13-08-2020 MEGHANA AAC BLOCKS INDUSTRY MATERIALS, CONSUMABLES, TOOLS & TACKLES REQUIREMENT UPTO FIXED FLOOR LEVEL(FFL)/PLINTH LEVEL DESCRIPTION UNIT QUANTITY I MARKING PILLARS 1 Level posts (Bamboo or Survee)-4' Long Nr 32 2 Line Door LS LS 3 Clay Bricks Tractor Load 1 4 Cement Bags 3 5 Sand LS LS II REINFORCEMENT (TMT BARS) 1 12 mm Ø Bar Full Legths 90 2 10 mm Ø Bar Full Legths 90 3 8 mm Ø bar Full Legths 102 4 Binding Wire Kg 10 III PCC (1:4:8) 1 40 mm Stone Aggregate Units 2.57 2 Cement Bags 26.21 3 Sand Units 1.29 IV RCC (1:2:4) FOR PILES 1 20 mm Stone Aggregate Units 8.69 2 Cement Bags 177.03 3 Sand Units 4.34 V RUBBLE STONE (6''-9'') FOR RR FOUNDATION 1 Rubble Stone Units 20.00 2 Cement Bags 77.00 3 Sand Units 5.00 VI OTHER CONSUMABLES 1 Wooden Posts (Survee)-10' Long Nr 50.00 2 Paint (White or Yellow) Small Box 2.00 3 Small Brush Nr 4.00 4 Cover Blocks (2'' & 1.5'')-60mmX60mm Nr 300.00
TO BE PROCURED 1 Clay Bricks Tractor Load 1 2 12 mm Ø Bar Full Legths 90 3 10 mm Ø Bar Full Legths 90 4 8 mm Ø bar Full Legths 102 5 Binding Wire Kg 10 6 40 mm Stone Aggregate Units 2.57 7 20 mm Stone Aggregate Units 8.69 8 Sand Units 10.63 9 Cement Bags 283.24 10 Rubble Stone Units 20 TRY REQUIREMENT LEVEL WEIGHT(KG)
927 643 467
ROUNDED OFF TO 1 92 92 104 10 3 9 11 300 20 Calculation of material and labour requirement for rubble masonry incement mortar 1:5 in foundation Random Rubble Masonry in Cement mortar 1:5 in foundation (1Cub=1Unit=100CFT) Description Unit Qty. 6''-9'' Rubble Cu=Unit 1.3 Cement (50 Kg Bags) Nr 5 Sand Cu=Unit 0.3 Water Gal 100 Mason Day 1 Unskilled Labourer Day 3
in MM in Mtr Width of Rubble foundation 460 0.46 Depth of Rubble foundation Below NGL 457 0.46 Upto Plinth bottom above NGL 457 0.46 Total 0.91 Alround Length of Rubble foundation 101.5 Length-2 sides 69.18 Bredth-2 Sides 36.88 Column Size along length 0.19 Column Size along breadth 0.19 No. of columns along length 18 No. of columns along bredth 6 Effective Length 65.76 Effective Breadth 35.74 Total 101.5 VOLUME OF RUBBLE WORK (CUM) 42.69 43 VOLUME OF RUBBLE WORK (UNITS) 15.19
MATERIAL REQUIREMENT ROUNDED OFF TO
1. Rubble Stone (Units) 19.75 20 2. Cement (Bags) 75.97 77 3. Sand 4.56 Add wastage 5% 0.23 Total Sand requirement (Units) 4.79 5 LABOUR FOR THE WORK Mason (Man Days) 15.19 16 Unskilled labourer (Man Days) 45.58 46
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