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MANAGEMENT)MANAGEMENT)
NAME: M.UMAR HAYATNAME: M.UMAR HAYAT
ROLL #: BCEF14M023ROLL #: BCEF14M023
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Sr. No. TOPICS
1 SCOPE (Drawing, Specification, Detailed Estimated Cost)
2 Define Project Management (OBS)
3 Work Break Down Structure(WBS)
4 Responsibility Assignment Matrix (RAM)
5 Activities, Gantt Chart & Network Diagram
6 Cost Leveling
7 Resource Leveling
8 Quality Check/Control
SPECIFICATIONSSPECIFICATIONS
Clear height of rooms: 11’
Plinth level: 1’-6”
Thickness of roof slab: 4”
Parapet wall: 1’-0” (Clear height above roof tiles)
RCC lintel: 6” in depth
Damp proof coarse: 1 ½”thick PCC (1:2:4) + 2 coats of hot
bitumen + polythene sheet
Full foundation up to plinth level provided
Internal finishes: Three coats of white wash/distemper paint
External finishes: Three coats of Weather shield paint
SCHEDULE OPENING & AREASCHEDULE OPENING & AREA
S.NO. ITEM SIZE SILL LEVEL
W.R.T P.L
QTY DESCRIPTION
1 D1 3.5’×8.5
’
- 3 Wooden panel single leaf
door
2 D2 2.5’×7’ - 3
3 W1 4’×4’ 3’ 6 Steel panel glazed window
4 V1 4’×1’-
6’’
10’-6” 4 Steel panel glazed ventilator
SR. NO. SCHEDULE OF AREA
1 Total Area Of Plot 1632 SFT
2 Covered Area Of G.F Plan 1139 SFT
3 Open Area 493 SFT
CENTER TO CENTER LENGTHSCENTER TO CENTER LENGTHS
• L = 53.33’
• S= 29.25’
• S1= 13.75’
• S2= 13.75’
• S3= 14.75’
• S4= 13.75’
• S5= 5.75’
• S6= 6.75’
• S7= 10.75’
• S8= 14.75’
BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES
S. Description of item No Measurement Quantity Remarks
No Length Breadth Depth
(ft) (ft) (ft) (cft) or (sft)
1
Earthwork for excavation
in foundation trenches        
  L 2 56.66 3 2.5 849.9  
  S 2 26.25 3 2.5 393.75  
  S1 2 10.25 3 2.5 153.75  
  S2 1 10.75 3 2.5 80.625  
S3 1 11.75 3 2.5 88.125
S4 1 10.75 3 2.5 80.625
S5 1 2.75 3 2.5 20.625
S6 1 3.75 3 2.5 28.125
S7 2 7.75 3 2.5 116.25
S8 2 11.75 3 2.5 176.25
Total1988.025 cft
2
Earth work in filling under
floors
over all area 1 49.91 26.325 0.541 710.8094858
Total 710.8094858 cft
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3
P.C.C (1:4:8) in
foundation using crushed
or broken stones
Length & Breadth same as for Foundation
trenches (Item No. 1)
L 2 56.66 3 0.75 254.97
S 2 26.25 3 0.75 118.125
S1 2 10.75 3 0.75 48.375
S2 1 10.75 3 0.75 24.1875
S3 1 11.75 3 0.75 26.4375
S4 1 10.75 3 0.75 24.1875
S5 1 2.75 2 0.75 4.125
S6 1 3.75 3 0.75 8.4375
S7 2 7.75 3 0.75 34.875
S8 2 11.75 3 0.75 52.875
Total596.595 cft
4 Burnt brick work in
foundation and plinth
using first class bricks in
(1:6) cements sand mortar
(a) L
1st step 2 55.53 1.875 0.5 104.11875
2nd step 2 55.16 1.5 0.5 82.74
3rd step upto plinth level
(P.L) 2 54.78 1.125 0.5 61.6275
4rth step upto plinth level
(P.L) 2 54.41 0.75 3.375 275.450625
Total 523.936875 cft
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(c) S
1st step 2 27.37 1.875 0.5 51.31875
2nd step 2 27.75 1.5 0.5 41.625
3rd step upto plinth level
(P.L) 2 28.125 1.125 0.5 31.640625
4rth step upto plinth level
(P.L) 2 28.5 0.75 3.375 144.28125
Total 268.865625 cft
(d) S1
1st step
2 11.875 1.875 0.5
22.265625
2nd step
2 12.25 1.5 0.5
18.375
3rd step upto plinth level
(P.L)
2 12.625 1.125 0.5
14.203125
4rth step upto plinth level
(P.L)
2 13 0.75 3.375
65.8125
Total 120.65625 cft
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(c) S2
  1st step 1
11.875 1.875 0.5 11.1328125
  2nd step 1
12.25 1.5 0.5 9.1875
 
3rd step upto plinth level
(P.L) 1
12.625 1.125 0.5 7.1015625
4rth step upto plinth level
(P.L) 1
13 0.75 3.375 32.90625
  Total 60.328125 cft
  (d) S3
  1st step
1 12.875 1.875 0.5 12.0703125
  2nd step
1 13.25 1.5 0.5 9.9375
 
3rd step upto plinth level
(P.L)
1 13.625 1.125 0.5 7.6640625
4rth step upto plinth level
(P.L)
1 14 0.75 3.375 35.4375
 
Total 65.109375
cft
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(c) S4
  1st step
1 11.875 1.875 0.5 11.1328125
  2nd step
1 12.25 1.5 0.5 9.1875
 
3rd step upto plinth level
(P.L)
1 12.625 1.125 0.5 7.1015625
4rth step upto plinth level
(P.L)
1 13 0.75 3.375 32.90625
  Total 60.328125 cft
  (d) S5
  1st step
1 3.875 1.875 0.5 3.6328125
  2nd step
1 4.25 1.5 0.5 3.1875
 
3rd step upto plinth level
(P.L)
1 4.625 1.125 0.5 2.6015625
4rth step upto plinth level
(P.L)
1 5 0.75 3.375 12.65625
 
Total 22.078125
cft
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(c) S6
1st step
1 4.875 1.875 0.5 4.5703125
2nd step
1 5.25 1.5 0.5 3.9375
3rd step upto plinth level
(P.L)
1 5.625 1.125 0.5 3.1640625
4rth step upto plinth level
(P.L)
1 6 0.75 3.375 15.1875
Total 26.859375 cft
(d) S7
1st step
2 8.875 1.875 0.5 16.640625
2nd step
2 9.25 1.5 0.5 13.875
3rd step upto plinth level
(P.L)
2 9.625 1.125 0.5 10.828125
4rth step upto plinth level
(P.L)
2 10 0.75 3.375 50.625
Total 91.96875
cft
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  (c) S8
  1st step
2 12.875 1.875 0.5 24.140625
  2nd step
2 13.25 1.5 0.5 19.875
 
3rd step upto plinth level
(P.L)
2 13.625 1.125 0.5 15.328125
4rth step upto plinth level
(P.L)
2 14 0.75 3.375 70.875
 
Total 130.21875
cft
  G.Total 1370.349375 cft
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5 1-1/2” thick P.C.C (1:2:4) in
DPC including two coats of
hot bitumen & 2 layers of
Polythene sheet
Length & Breadth same as for plinth wall
L 2 54.41 0.75 - 81.615
S 2 28.5 0.75 - 42.75
S1
2 13 0.75 - 19.5
S2 1 13 0.75 - 9.75
S3 1 14 0.75 - 10.5
S4 1 13 0.75 - 9.75
S5 1 5 0.75 - 3.75
S6 1 6 0.75 - 4.5
S7S7 2 10 0.75 - 15
S8S8 2 14 0.75 - 21
Total 218.115 sft
Net Total204.615 sft
6 Brick work in super
structure using first class
bricks in (1:4) cement sand
mortar
Length & Breadth same as for plinth wall
L 2 54.41 0.75 15 1224.225
S 2 28.5 0.75 15 641.25
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  S1 2 13 0.75 11 214.5
 
S2 1 13 0.75
11
107.25
  S3
1 14 0.75 11 115.5
   S4
1 13 0.75 11 107.25
  S5 1 5 0.75 11 41.25  
S6 1 6 0.75 11 49.5
S7 1 10 0.75 11 82.5
S8 1 14 0.75 11 115.5
Gate Column 2 1.5 1.5 8 36
          Total 2734.725 cft
  DEDUCTION            
   Door-1 1 3.5 0.75 8.5
22.3125  
        Door-2Door-2 1 3.5 0.75 8.5
22.3125  
   Door-3 1 3.5 0.75 8.5
22.3125  
        Door-4Door-4 1 2.5 0.75 7
13.125  
        Door-5Door-5 1 2.5 0.75 7
13.125  
        Door-6Door-6 1 2.5 0.75 7
13.125  
   Windows 6 4 0.75 4
72  
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   Ventilators 4 2.5 0.75 1.5
11.25  
   Shelves 2 4 0.5 5
20  
  RCC lintels over            
   
   (i)door-1 3 5 0.75 0.5
5.625  
        (ii)door-2(ii)door-2 3 5 0.75 0.5 5.625
(iii)Windows 6 5 0.75 0.5 11.25
(iv)Ventilators  4 3.5 0.75 0.5 5.25
(v)Shelves 5 5 0.75 0.5 9.375
               Total 246.6875 cft
          Net Total 2488.0375 cft
7 Reinforced cement concrete 
(1:2:4) as in  roof slab, 
lintels, columns, beams etc., 
(reinforcement will be 
measured separately)  
               There is 9” bearing of both slabs on all walls
   Roof slab  1 53.66 29.25 0.333 522.661815
   Lintels               
   Doors 3 4.5 0.75 0.5 5.0625
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      3 3.5 0.75 0.5 3.9375
 
   Windows 6 5 0.75 0.5 11.25
   Ventilators  4 3.5 0.75 0.5 5.25
 
Shelves 5 5 0.75 0.5 9.375
 
   
      Total 557.536815
 cft
8 Mild steel round bars as 
reinforcement including 
cutting, bending, binding 
and placing reinforcement 
in position
            6.75 lbs/cft steel 6.75 lbs/cft steel 
of 559.78 cft of 559.78 cft 
concrete = concrete = 
3778.515 lbs3778.515 lbs
 
 
          Total 3778.515 lbs
cft
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9 Roof insulation comprising of 2 coats of hot bitumen, 
4” thick earth filling, 1” thick mud plaster and 1-1/2” 
thick  brick  tiles  jointed  and  pointed  in  cement  sand 
mortar (1:3)
                
   Rooms  1 28.5 27.5 - 783.75  
  
          Total 945.96875 sft
10 Sand under floors                 
   Bed Room-1 1 13 13 0.5 84.5
 
   Bed Room-2 1 14.75 13 0.5 95.875
 
   Kitchen 1 10 10 0.5 50
 
Bath-1 1 5 6 0.5 15
Bath-2 1 5 6 0.5 15
TV Lounge 1 13 14 0.5 91
Drawing Room 1 13 14 0.5 91
Remaing interior area         402.87
               Total 845.245
cft
11 Cement concrete (1:4:8) as under layer of floors               
 
   Bed Room-1 1 13 13 0.33 55.77  
   Bed Room-2 1 14.75 13 0.33 63.2775
 
   Kitchen 1 10 10 0.33 33
 
  Bath-1 1 5 6 0.33 9.9
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Bath-2 1 5 6 0.33 9.9
TV Lounge 1 13 14 0.33 60.06
Drawing Room 1 13 14 0.33 60.06
Remaing interior area         402.87
        Total 694.8375 cft
12 1-1/2”  thick  cement 
concrete (1:2:4) as top layer 
of floor, finished smooth
              
 
   Bed Room-1 1 13 13 - 169  
   Bed Room-2 1 14.75 13 - 191.75   
   Kitchen 1 10 10 - 100
   Bath-1 1 5 6 - 30   
   Bath-2 1 5 6 - 30  
  TV Lounge 1 13 14 - 182
  Drawing Room 1 13 14 - 182  
 
Remaing interior area       - 402.87
 
  Door sill 1 3 2.5 0.75 - 5.625
  Door sill 1 3 3.5 0.75 - 7.875 sft
        Total 1301.12
Deduction                
Columns  2 0.75 0.75 - 1.125
        Total 1.6875
        Net Total 1299.4325
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13 ½”  thick  (1:3)  cement  sand  plaster  to  walls 
finished smooth
              
 
   Inner side                  
   Bed Room No.1  4 13 - 11 572   
   Room No.1 (Ceiling) 1 13 - 13 169   
   TV Lounge (Long wall) 1 14 - 11 154   
   TV Lounge (Short wall) 2 13 - 11 286   
   TV Lounge (Ceiling) 1 14 - 13 182   
   Drawing Room (Long wall) 2 14 - 11 308   
   Drawing Room (Short wall) 2 13   11 286
   Drawing Room ceiling 1 14 - 13 182
   Bath-1 (Long wall) 2 6 - 11 132
Bath-1 (Short wall) 2 5 - 11 110
   Bath-1 ceiling 1 6 - 5 30
   Kitchen 4 10 - 11 440
   Kitchen ceiling 1 10 - 10 100
Bed Room-2 (Long wall) 2 14.75 - 11 324.5   
Bed Room-2 (Short wall) 2 13 - 11 286
Bed Room-2 ceiling 1 14.75 - 13 191.75
Bath-2 (Long wall) 2 6 - 11 132
Bath-2 (Short wall) 2 5 - 11 110
Bath-2 ceiling 1 6 - 5 30
open wide (long wall) 2 7.625 - 11 167.75
BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES
  open wide Short wall) 2 5 - 11 110  
  remaing interior area 1 23.41 - 18.625 436.01125   
  gate Columns 2 3 - 8 48  
 
Long beam (internal side) 1 22.375 - 1.5 33.5625
 
 
Long beam (soffit) 2 10.8125 - 0.75 16.21875
 
  Short beam (soffit) 2 7.25 - 0.75 10.875  
  Door jambs 6 0.75 - 7 31.5  
     6 0.75 - 8.5 38.25  
     3 0.75 - 3.5 7.875  
     3 0.75 - 2.5 5.625  
  Window jambs 12 0.75 - 4 36  
     12 0.75 - 4 36  
  Ventilator jambs 8 0.75 - 2.5 15  
 
 
   8 0.75 - 1.5 9
  Shelves 10 0.5 - 5 25
     10 0.5 - 4 20
 
   12 0.75 - 4 36
 
 
Outer side                
left and right sides wall 2 54.41- 15 1632.3
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(From 6”  below G.L. to 
roof)
         
 
rear wall 1 30 - 15 450
 
Front side wall (deduct the 
gate)
1 23 - 11 253
 
          Total 7428.9675
 
Deduction              
   
 
Doors 3 3.5 - 8.5
89.25  
 
Doors 3 2.5   7
52.5
  
 
Windows 6 4 - 4
96
  
 
Ventilators 4 2.5 - 1.5
15
  
          Total 252.75
 
          Net Total 7176.2175
 
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14 Wood work as in                  
    (i) 1 ½” thick wooden doors with chowkat,.  3 3.5 - 8.5 89.25
 
     3 2.5   7 52.5
               Total 141.75
   (ii) Glazed and gauzed windows and ventilators.  5 4 - 4 80
      4 2.5 - 1.5 15
               Total 95 sft
            G.Total 236.75 sft
15 Three coats of painting to doors , windows and  
ventilators
- - - - .(2 x Qty of 
item No.14) 
=473.5 sft
 
               Total 473.5 sft
16 Three  coats  of  distempering/  white  washing  to  walls 
(Internal Side) 
              
 
   Bed Room No.1  4 13 - 11 572  
Room No.1 (Ceiling) 1 13 - 13 169   
   TV Lounge (Long wall) 1 14 - 11 154   
TV Lounge (Short wall) 2 13 - 11 286   
   TV Lounge (Ceiling) 1 14 - 13 182   
   Drawing Room (Long wall) 2 14 - 11 308   
Drawing Room (Short wall) 2 13   11 286   
   Drawing Room ceiling 1 14 - 13 182   
Bath-1 (Long wall) 2 6 - 11 132   
   Bath-1 (Short wall) 2 5 - 11 110   
   Bath-1 ceiling 1 6 - 5 30   
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   Kitchen 4 10 - 11 440   
   Kitchen ceiling 1 10 - 10 100   
   Bed Room-2 (Long wall) 2 14.75 - 11 324.5   
   Bed Room-2 (Short wall) 2 13 - 11 286
Bed Room-2 ceiling 1 14.75 - 13 191.75  
   Bath-2 (Long wall) 2 6 - 11 132  
   Bath-2 (Short wall) 2 5 - 11 110  
  Bath-2 ceiling 1 6 - 5 30   
  open wide (long wall) 2 7.625 - 11 167.75   
  open wide Short wall) 2 5 - 11 110  
  gate Columns 2 3 - 8 48  
  Long beam (internal side) 1 22.375 - 1.5 33.5625  
 
Long beam (soffit) 2 10.8125 - 0.75 16.21875
 
  Short beam (internal sides) 2 7.25 - 1.5 21.75  
  Short beam (soffit) 2 7.25 - 0.75 10.875  
  Door jambs 6 0.75 - 7 31.5  
     6 0.75 - 8.5 38.25  
     3 0.75 - 3.5 7.875
     3 0.75 - 2.5 5.625  
  Window jambs 12 0.75 - 4 36  
     12 0.75 - 4 36  
  Ventilator jambs 8 0.75 - 2.5 15  
     8 0.75 - 1.5 9
  Shelves 10 0.5 - 5 25
   10 0.5 - 4 20
        Total 4657.65625 sft
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Deduction             
 
Doors 3 3.5 - 8.5
89.25
Doors 3 2.5   7
52.5
Windows 4 4 - 4
64
Ventilators 6 2.5 - 1.5
22.5
        Total 228.25
17 Three  coats  of  Weather 
shield  paint  to  walls. 
(External side)
              
   Rear wall 2 30 - 15 900
   Left & Right side wall 2 54.41 - 15 1632.3   
            Total 2532.3  
   Deduction           
   Ventilators 2 2.5 - 1.5
7.5
  
  
        Total 7.5
  sftsft
           Net Total 2524.8   sftsft
ABSTRACT OF QUANTITIESABSTRACT OF QUANTITIES
Sr. 
#
Description of 
item
Total 
Quantity
Dry 
material 
Cement Sand
Coarse 
aggregate
No of 
Bricks
No of Brick 
Tiles
Bitumen
PolyThene 
Sheet
Mild 
steel 
round 
bars
Mud
Timb
r
Lim
e
Weather 
Shield  
    (cft) (sft)
100 
cft
100 
sft
cft cft cft # # Kg sft Kg cft cft Kg sft
1
Excavation in 
Medium soil   - - - -
          - - - - - - - - - - - -
2 PCC (1:4:8) 1291.4   154   152.98 611.940 1223.88                    
                               
3 Ist Class Burnt 
brick work in 
foundation
in cement sand 
mortar (1:6)                        
    1370.3   30 - 58.729 352.37   18499.6 1370.349       - - - - -
4
1 ½” thick 
PCC (1:2:4) in 
DPC including
two coats of 
hot bitumen & 
2 sheets of
Polythene.              
    25.576 204.6 154 - 5.6269 11.253 22.50765     51.15375     - - - - -
ABSTRACT OF QUANTITIESABSTRACT OF QUANTITIES
5 Ist Class Burnt 
brick work in Super
structure in cement 
sand mortar (1:4)        
    2488.0 - 30 - 149.282 597.129   33588.506 2488.03 - - - -
6
Reinforced cement 
concrete (1:2:4)        
    557.53 - 154 - 122.6 245.31619 490.63239         694.166 - - - -
7
Roof insulation        
 
  - 945.96 - 9 21.2842 63.8528     3405.5 236.49 1891.93   397.3 - - - -
8
Sand under floors        
    845.2 - - - - 845.245             - - - - -
9 1 ½” thick cement 
concrete (1:2:4) in 
floors        
    162.45 1299.4 154 - 35.73439 71.46878 142.9375           - - - - -
10 1/2” thick cement 
plaster in cement 
sand mortar (1:3)        
- 7176.2 - 6 107.6432 322.9297             - - - - -
ABSTRACT OF QUANTITIESABSTRACT OF QUANTITIES
11 Wood work in 
door, windows 
ventilators                                   
  (Door) - 141.75 - - - - -           - 18.42 - - -
  (Window) - 95 - - - -             - 7.6      
12  White wash / 
Distemper                      
    - 4429.40 - - - -             - - 132.8 - -
13 Weather Shield
    - 2524.8 - - - -             - - - 2524.8
14
Earth filling under 
floors
- 710.8094 - - - -             710.81 - - - -
QUANTITY OF MATERIALSQUANTITY OF MATERIALS
Sr. # Description of item Total Quantity Approximate Units Rate Rs. Units
1 Cement
653.96 523.154 524 Bags 500 262000
2 Sand 3121.66 - 3122 cft 3 9366
3 Coarse aggregate 1879.95 - 1880 cft 1.2 2256
4 No of Bricks 52088.22 - 52089 N0. 10 520890
5 No of Brick Tiles 3405.48 - 3406 N0. 7 23842
6 Bitumen 287.64 - 288 kg 60 17280
7 PolyThene Sheet 2301.16 - 2302 sft 12 27624
8 Mild steel round bars 694.16 - 695 kg 40.5 28147.5
9 Mud 1108.11 - 1109 cft 100 110900
10 Timbr 26.02 - 27 cft 200 5400
11 Lime 132.88 - 133 kg 10 1330
12 Weather Shield 2524.80 - 2525 sft 10 25250
TOTAL1034285.5
ABSTRACT OF ESTIMATED COST
Item No. Description No. Day Unit Unit of Rate Amount Rs.
1 Design 10000
TOTAL 10000/-
2 Sub-Structure
2.1 Excavation 
Labour 5 5 500/day 12500
2.2 Earth Work Filling
Labours 4 2 500/day 4000
Mud Required Filling 26 Cft 100 2600
2.3 P.C.C In Foundation
Cement 122.4 Bags 500/bag 61200
Sand 612 Cft 300/100 cft 1836
Masson 4 2 800/day 6400
2.4 B/W In Foundation
Cement 47.2 Bags 500/bag 23600
Sand 353 Cft 300/100 cft 1059
Bricks (1st
 Class) 18500 10 185000
Masson 4 10 800/day 32000
Labour 4 10 500/day 20000
TOTAL 353664/-
3 Super Structure
3.1 D.P.C
Cement 4.8 Bags 500/bag 2400
Sand 12 Cft 300/100 cft 36
Aggregate 23 Cft 1200/1000 cft 27.6
Bitumen 52 Kg 60/kg 3120
ABSTRACT OF ESTIMATED COST
Item No. Description No. Day Unit Unit of Rate Amount Rs.
Masson 2 2 800/day 3200
Labour 2 2 500/day 2000
Shuttering 10000
Steel Fixing 80000
3.2 B/W Super Structure
Cement 120 Bags 500/bag 60000
Sand 598 Cft 300/100 cft 1794
Bricks 33589 10 335890
Masson 4 22 800/day 70400
Labour 4 22 500/day 44000
3.3 R.C.C Works
Cement 98.4 Bags 500/bag 49200
Sand 246 Cft 300/100 cft 738
Aggregate 491 Cft 1200/1000 cft 589
Steel 695 Kg 40.5/kg 28148
Masson 2 3 800/day 4800
Labour 8 3 500/day 12000
Machinery (Rennet) 15000
TOTAL 651343/-
ABSTRACT OF ESTIMATED COST
Item No. Description No. Day Unit Unit of Rate Amount Rs.
4 Utility
Electrical Works 40000
Gas Works 18000
Sanitary Works 120000
HVAC 100000
TOTAL 278000/-
5 Finishing
5.1 Roofing Works
Cement 17.6 Bags 500/bag 8800
Sand 64 Cft 300/100 cft 192
Bricks Tile 3406 7 23842
Bitumen 237 Kg 60/kg 14220
Polythene Sheet 1892 Sft 12/sft 22704
Mud 1 Cft 100/cft 100
Masson/ Labour 5200
5.2 Flooring Works
Sand 846 Cft 300/100 cft 2538
Cement 28.8 Bags 500/bag 14400
Sand 72 Cft 300/100 cft 216
Aggregate 143 Cft 1200/1000 cft 172
Cement 86.4 Bags 500/bag 43200
Sand 323 Cft 300/100 cft 969
ABSTRACT OF ESTIMATED COST
Item No. Description No. Day Unit Unit of Rate Amount Rs.
5.3 Wood Works
Doors 6 10000/door 60000
Windows 6 5000/window 30000
Ventilators 4 4000/ventilator 16000
White Wash (Lime) 133 Kg 10/kg 1330
Whether Shield 2525 Sft 25/sft 63125
Mud 1 Cft 150/cft 150
Masson 4 30 800/day 96000
Labour 4 30 500/day 60000
TOTAL 453158/-
6 Land Scaping 10000
G. TOTAL 1756165/-
Add 10% cost of building for water supply and sanitation =175616.5/-
TOTAL = 1756165+175616.5
TOTAL = 1931781.5/-
Add 5% for Contingency = 96589.075/-
G.TOTAL = 1931781.5+96589.075/-
G.TOTAL = 20, 28,371/-
2-DEFINE PROJECT & PROJECT MANAGEMENT
• 2- DEFINE PROJECT & PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Our project is build a residential building, A project is a sequence of unique,
complex, and connected activities having one goal or purpose and that must
be completed by a specific time, within budget, and according to specification
Project management is a method and a set of techniques based on the
accepted principles of management used for planning, estimating, and
controlling work activities to reach a desired end result on time within
budget and according to specifications
• 2.1- Project Management Processes Fall Into Five Groups
I. Initiating
II. Planning
III. Executing
IV. Monitoring and Controlling
V. Closing
2-DEFINE PROJECT & PROJECT MANAGEMENT
• 2.2- Project Management Knowledge Draws On Ten Areas
 Integration
 Scope
 Time
 Cost
 Quality
 Procurement
 Human resources
 Communications
 Risk management
 Stakeholder management
2-DEFINE PROJECT & PROJECT MANAGEMENT
• 2.3- Project
2-DEFINE PROJECT & PROJECT MANAGEMENT
2-DEFINE PROJECT & PROJECT MANAGEMENT
2.4- Organization Breakdown Structure (OBS)
3- WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE (WBS)
• 3- WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE (WBS)
3- WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE (WBS)
3- WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE (WBS)
3- WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE (WBS)
4- RESPONSIBILITY ASSIGNMENT MATRIX (RAM)
• 4- RESPONSIBILITY ASSIGNMENT MATRIX (RAM)
4- RESPONSIBILITY ASSIGNMENT MATRIX (RAM)
5- ACTIVITIES, GANTT CHART & NETWORK DIAGRAM
• 5- ACTIVITIES, GANTT CHART & NETWORK DIAGRAM
5- ACTIVITIES, GANTT CHART & NETWORK DIAGRAM
5- ACTIVITIES, GANTT CHART & NETWORK DIAGRAM
6-COST LEVELLING
• 6-COST LEVELLING
OVERHEAD COST = 20,000/Day
Activity Duration Cost (Rs.)
Normal Crash Normal Crash
A 2 2 10000 10000
B 14 12 353664 410000
C 33 31 651343 700000
D 8 7 278000 290000
E 29 28 463158 475000
F 2 2 10000 10000
6-COST LEVELLING
6-COST LEVELLING
Act Duration Cost ∆
Cost
∆
Days
∆
Cost/Days
Days Shortened
Normal Crash Normal Crash
A 2 2 10000 10000 0 0 0
B 14 12 353664 410000 56336 2 28168
C 33 31 651343 700000 48657 2 24329
D 8 7 278000 290000 12000 1 12000
E 29 28 463158 475000 11842 1 11842
F 2 2 10000 10000 0 0 0
Days Cut
Project Duration 88
Increased Cost/Day
Direct Cost 1766165
Overhead Cost 1760000
TOTAL Cost 3526165
6-COST LEVELLING
• 6.1-Crash Act. ‘E’
6-COST LEVELLING
6-COST LEVELLING
•6.2-Crash Act. ‘D’
6-COST LEVELLING
•6.3-Crash Act. ‘C’
6-COST LEVELLING
7-RESOURCE LEVELING
Activity Normal Duration Crew Size
Normal Minimum
A 2 4 4
B 14 6 6
C 33 12 12
D 8 12 12
E 29 6 6
F 2 2 2
•7-RESOURCE LEVELING
•7.1-Trail-And-Error Resource Leveling-12 Workers Per Day
Maximum Crew Size = 12 Men per Day
7-RESOURCE LEVELING
Act Normal
Duration
Required
Worker
Days
Crew Size Work Days
Nor. Min. 1 to 2 3 to 16 17 to 49 50 to 57 58 to 86 87 to 88
A 2 4 4 4
(4)
B 14 84 6 6
(6)
C 33 396 12 12
(12)
D 8 96 12 12
(12)
E 29 174 6 6
(6)
F 2 4 2 2
(2)
Total = 762 Daily = 2 6 12 8 6 2
Check (4x2)+(6x14)+(12x33)+(12x8)+(6x29)+(2x2) = 762
7-RESOURCE LEVELING
8- QUALITY CHECK/CONTROL
 8- QUALITY CHECK/CONTROL
The observation techniques and activities use to fulfill requirement for quality.
Mechanism used, such as checks or tests that are performed to ensure that requirements are met.
• Project Procurement
Civil engineer & QC both are works done according to the requirements in the Scope of work, Condition
of Contract, Specification. And to execute the project as per such standards in no more no less. QC shall
make sure that all works to be executed as per standards and drawings.
• Drawing
QC will conduct periodical checks of revisions and issue log of drawings to staff to update them for the
new revisions. QC will withdraw uncontrolled copy of drawings.
• Materials
QC is Monitor the latest revision of Material Approval Request (MAR) by acquiring material log sheet
from Document Control. QC is to check materials upon arrival on site to verify compliance from the
approved MAR. QC is conduct site surveillance for the materials used on site.
• Qc Engineer
QC shall issue a Material Inspection for checking with the Engineer. QC verifies the size, thickness, color
shade and the supplier. Requirements from approved MAR shall be verified by means of such physical
check.
8- QUALITY CHECK/CONTROL
• Site Activity
QC is check and verifies the activity, material and tests by means of Inspections as detailed in
the MS and ITP. Stages of activity that will satisfy standard or requirements shall be written
on Checklist.
• R.C.C Works
QC check all works of R.C.C (Lintels, Slab) are done by according to specification of drawing
with include thickness of lintel, slab and steel check for according to the drawing
specifications
• Finishing Works
QC check the all finishing works of building according to drawing and specification and
check the materials will use in finishing works, specially check the ratio of mortar use in
plastering of walls and flooring.
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Construction Management Project

  • 1. ((PROJECT OF CONSTRUCTIONPROJECT OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT)MANAGEMENT) NAME: M.UMAR HAYATNAME: M.UMAR HAYAT ROLL #: BCEF14M023ROLL #: BCEF14M023
  • 2. TABLE OF CONTENTS Sr. No. TOPICS 1 SCOPE (Drawing, Specification, Detailed Estimated Cost) 2 Define Project Management (OBS) 3 Work Break Down Structure(WBS) 4 Responsibility Assignment Matrix (RAM) 5 Activities, Gantt Chart & Network Diagram 6 Cost Leveling 7 Resource Leveling 8 Quality Check/Control
  • 3.
  • 4.
  • 5.
  • 6. SPECIFICATIONSSPECIFICATIONS Clear height of rooms: 11’ Plinth level: 1’-6” Thickness of roof slab: 4” Parapet wall: 1’-0” (Clear height above roof tiles) RCC lintel: 6” in depth Damp proof coarse: 1 ½”thick PCC (1:2:4) + 2 coats of hot bitumen + polythene sheet Full foundation up to plinth level provided Internal finishes: Three coats of white wash/distemper paint External finishes: Three coats of Weather shield paint
  • 7. SCHEDULE OPENING & AREASCHEDULE OPENING & AREA S.NO. ITEM SIZE SILL LEVEL W.R.T P.L QTY DESCRIPTION 1 D1 3.5’×8.5 ’ - 3 Wooden panel single leaf door 2 D2 2.5’×7’ - 3 3 W1 4’×4’ 3’ 6 Steel panel glazed window 4 V1 4’×1’- 6’’ 10’-6” 4 Steel panel glazed ventilator SR. NO. SCHEDULE OF AREA 1 Total Area Of Plot 1632 SFT 2 Covered Area Of G.F Plan 1139 SFT 3 Open Area 493 SFT
  • 8. CENTER TO CENTER LENGTHSCENTER TO CENTER LENGTHS • L = 53.33’ • S= 29.25’ • S1= 13.75’ • S2= 13.75’ • S3= 14.75’ • S4= 13.75’ • S5= 5.75’ • S6= 6.75’ • S7= 10.75’ • S8= 14.75’
  • 9. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES S. Description of item No Measurement Quantity Remarks No Length Breadth Depth (ft) (ft) (ft) (cft) or (sft) 1 Earthwork for excavation in foundation trenches           L 2 56.66 3 2.5 849.9     S 2 26.25 3 2.5 393.75     S1 2 10.25 3 2.5 153.75     S2 1 10.75 3 2.5 80.625   S3 1 11.75 3 2.5 88.125 S4 1 10.75 3 2.5 80.625 S5 1 2.75 3 2.5 20.625 S6 1 3.75 3 2.5 28.125 S7 2 7.75 3 2.5 116.25 S8 2 11.75 3 2.5 176.25 Total1988.025 cft 2 Earth work in filling under floors over all area 1 49.91 26.325 0.541 710.8094858 Total 710.8094858 cft
  • 10. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES 3 P.C.C (1:4:8) in foundation using crushed or broken stones Length & Breadth same as for Foundation trenches (Item No. 1) L 2 56.66 3 0.75 254.97 S 2 26.25 3 0.75 118.125 S1 2 10.75 3 0.75 48.375 S2 1 10.75 3 0.75 24.1875 S3 1 11.75 3 0.75 26.4375 S4 1 10.75 3 0.75 24.1875 S5 1 2.75 2 0.75 4.125 S6 1 3.75 3 0.75 8.4375 S7 2 7.75 3 0.75 34.875 S8 2 11.75 3 0.75 52.875 Total596.595 cft 4 Burnt brick work in foundation and plinth using first class bricks in (1:6) cements sand mortar (a) L 1st step 2 55.53 1.875 0.5 104.11875 2nd step 2 55.16 1.5 0.5 82.74 3rd step upto plinth level (P.L) 2 54.78 1.125 0.5 61.6275 4rth step upto plinth level (P.L) 2 54.41 0.75 3.375 275.450625 Total 523.936875 cft
  • 11. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES (c) S 1st step 2 27.37 1.875 0.5 51.31875 2nd step 2 27.75 1.5 0.5 41.625 3rd step upto plinth level (P.L) 2 28.125 1.125 0.5 31.640625 4rth step upto plinth level (P.L) 2 28.5 0.75 3.375 144.28125 Total 268.865625 cft (d) S1 1st step 2 11.875 1.875 0.5 22.265625 2nd step 2 12.25 1.5 0.5 18.375 3rd step upto plinth level (P.L) 2 12.625 1.125 0.5 14.203125 4rth step upto plinth level (P.L) 2 13 0.75 3.375 65.8125 Total 120.65625 cft
  • 12. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES   (c) S2   1st step 1 11.875 1.875 0.5 11.1328125   2nd step 1 12.25 1.5 0.5 9.1875   3rd step upto plinth level (P.L) 1 12.625 1.125 0.5 7.1015625 4rth step upto plinth level (P.L) 1 13 0.75 3.375 32.90625   Total 60.328125 cft   (d) S3   1st step 1 12.875 1.875 0.5 12.0703125   2nd step 1 13.25 1.5 0.5 9.9375   3rd step upto plinth level (P.L) 1 13.625 1.125 0.5 7.6640625 4rth step upto plinth level (P.L) 1 14 0.75 3.375 35.4375   Total 65.109375 cft
  • 13. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES   (c) S4   1st step 1 11.875 1.875 0.5 11.1328125   2nd step 1 12.25 1.5 0.5 9.1875   3rd step upto plinth level (P.L) 1 12.625 1.125 0.5 7.1015625 4rth step upto plinth level (P.L) 1 13 0.75 3.375 32.90625   Total 60.328125 cft   (d) S5   1st step 1 3.875 1.875 0.5 3.6328125   2nd step 1 4.25 1.5 0.5 3.1875   3rd step upto plinth level (P.L) 1 4.625 1.125 0.5 2.6015625 4rth step upto plinth level (P.L) 1 5 0.75 3.375 12.65625   Total 22.078125 cft
  • 14. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES (c) S6 1st step 1 4.875 1.875 0.5 4.5703125 2nd step 1 5.25 1.5 0.5 3.9375 3rd step upto plinth level (P.L) 1 5.625 1.125 0.5 3.1640625 4rth step upto plinth level (P.L) 1 6 0.75 3.375 15.1875 Total 26.859375 cft (d) S7 1st step 2 8.875 1.875 0.5 16.640625 2nd step 2 9.25 1.5 0.5 13.875 3rd step upto plinth level (P.L) 2 9.625 1.125 0.5 10.828125 4rth step upto plinth level (P.L) 2 10 0.75 3.375 50.625 Total 91.96875 cft
  • 15. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES   (c) S8   1st step 2 12.875 1.875 0.5 24.140625   2nd step 2 13.25 1.5 0.5 19.875   3rd step upto plinth level (P.L) 2 13.625 1.125 0.5 15.328125 4rth step upto plinth level (P.L) 2 14 0.75 3.375 70.875   Total 130.21875 cft   G.Total 1370.349375 cft
  • 16. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES 5 1-1/2” thick P.C.C (1:2:4) in DPC including two coats of hot bitumen & 2 layers of Polythene sheet Length & Breadth same as for plinth wall L 2 54.41 0.75 - 81.615 S 2 28.5 0.75 - 42.75 S1 2 13 0.75 - 19.5 S2 1 13 0.75 - 9.75 S3 1 14 0.75 - 10.5 S4 1 13 0.75 - 9.75 S5 1 5 0.75 - 3.75 S6 1 6 0.75 - 4.5 S7S7 2 10 0.75 - 15 S8S8 2 14 0.75 - 21 Total 218.115 sft Net Total204.615 sft 6 Brick work in super structure using first class bricks in (1:4) cement sand mortar Length & Breadth same as for plinth wall L 2 54.41 0.75 15 1224.225 S 2 28.5 0.75 15 641.25
  • 17. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES   S1 2 13 0.75 11 214.5   S2 1 13 0.75 11 107.25   S3 1 14 0.75 11 115.5    S4 1 13 0.75 11 107.25   S5 1 5 0.75 11 41.25   S6 1 6 0.75 11 49.5 S7 1 10 0.75 11 82.5 S8 1 14 0.75 11 115.5 Gate Column 2 1.5 1.5 8 36           Total 2734.725 cft   DEDUCTION                Door-1 1 3.5 0.75 8.5 22.3125           Door-2Door-2 1 3.5 0.75 8.5 22.3125      Door-3 1 3.5 0.75 8.5 22.3125           Door-4Door-4 1 2.5 0.75 7 13.125           Door-5Door-5 1 2.5 0.75 7 13.125           Door-6Door-6 1 2.5 0.75 7 13.125      Windows 6 4 0.75 4 72  
  • 18. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES    Ventilators 4 2.5 0.75 1.5 11.25      Shelves 2 4 0.5 5 20     RCC lintels over                    (i)door-1 3 5 0.75 0.5 5.625           (ii)door-2(ii)door-2 3 5 0.75 0.5 5.625 (iii)Windows 6 5 0.75 0.5 11.25 (iv)Ventilators  4 3.5 0.75 0.5 5.25 (v)Shelves 5 5 0.75 0.5 9.375                Total 246.6875 cft           Net Total 2488.0375 cft 7 Reinforced cement concrete  (1:2:4) as in  roof slab,  lintels, columns, beams etc.,  (reinforcement will be  measured separately)                  There is 9” bearing of both slabs on all walls    Roof slab  1 53.66 29.25 0.333 522.661815    Lintels                   Doors 3 4.5 0.75 0.5 5.0625
  • 19. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES       3 3.5 0.75 0.5 3.9375      Windows 6 5 0.75 0.5 11.25    Ventilators  4 3.5 0.75 0.5 5.25   Shelves 5 5 0.75 0.5 9.375             Total 557.536815  cft 8 Mild steel round bars as  reinforcement including  cutting, bending, binding  and placing reinforcement  in position             6.75 lbs/cft steel 6.75 lbs/cft steel  of 559.78 cft of 559.78 cft  concrete = concrete =  3778.515 lbs3778.515 lbs               Total 3778.515 lbs cft
  • 20. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES 9 Roof insulation comprising of 2 coats of hot bitumen,  4” thick earth filling, 1” thick mud plaster and 1-1/2”  thick  brick  tiles  jointed  and  pointed  in  cement  sand  mortar (1:3)                     Rooms  1 28.5 27.5 - 783.75                Total 945.96875 sft 10 Sand under floors                     Bed Room-1 1 13 13 0.5 84.5      Bed Room-2 1 14.75 13 0.5 95.875      Kitchen 1 10 10 0.5 50   Bath-1 1 5 6 0.5 15 Bath-2 1 5 6 0.5 15 TV Lounge 1 13 14 0.5 91 Drawing Room 1 13 14 0.5 91 Remaing interior area         402.87                Total 845.245 cft 11 Cement concrete (1:4:8) as under layer of floors                     Bed Room-1 1 13 13 0.33 55.77      Bed Room-2 1 14.75 13 0.33 63.2775      Kitchen 1 10 10 0.33 33     Bath-1 1 5 6 0.33 9.9
  • 21. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES Bath-2 1 5 6 0.33 9.9 TV Lounge 1 13 14 0.33 60.06 Drawing Room 1 13 14 0.33 60.06 Remaing interior area         402.87         Total 694.8375 cft 12 1-1/2”  thick  cement  concrete (1:2:4) as top layer  of floor, finished smooth                     Bed Room-1 1 13 13 - 169      Bed Room-2 1 14.75 13 - 191.75       Kitchen 1 10 10 - 100    Bath-1 1 5 6 - 30       Bath-2 1 5 6 - 30     TV Lounge 1 13 14 - 182   Drawing Room 1 13 14 - 182     Remaing interior area       - 402.87     Door sill 1 3 2.5 0.75 - 5.625   Door sill 1 3 3.5 0.75 - 7.875 sft         Total 1301.12 Deduction                 Columns  2 0.75 0.75 - 1.125         Total 1.6875         Net Total 1299.4325
  • 22. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES 13 ½”  thick  (1:3)  cement  sand  plaster  to  walls  finished smooth                     Inner side                      Bed Room No.1  4 13 - 11 572       Room No.1 (Ceiling) 1 13 - 13 169       TV Lounge (Long wall) 1 14 - 11 154       TV Lounge (Short wall) 2 13 - 11 286       TV Lounge (Ceiling) 1 14 - 13 182       Drawing Room (Long wall) 2 14 - 11 308       Drawing Room (Short wall) 2 13   11 286    Drawing Room ceiling 1 14 - 13 182    Bath-1 (Long wall) 2 6 - 11 132 Bath-1 (Short wall) 2 5 - 11 110    Bath-1 ceiling 1 6 - 5 30    Kitchen 4 10 - 11 440    Kitchen ceiling 1 10 - 10 100 Bed Room-2 (Long wall) 2 14.75 - 11 324.5    Bed Room-2 (Short wall) 2 13 - 11 286 Bed Room-2 ceiling 1 14.75 - 13 191.75 Bath-2 (Long wall) 2 6 - 11 132 Bath-2 (Short wall) 2 5 - 11 110 Bath-2 ceiling 1 6 - 5 30 open wide (long wall) 2 7.625 - 11 167.75
  • 23. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES   open wide Short wall) 2 5 - 11 110     remaing interior area 1 23.41 - 18.625 436.01125      gate Columns 2 3 - 8 48     Long beam (internal side) 1 22.375 - 1.5 33.5625     Long beam (soffit) 2 10.8125 - 0.75 16.21875     Short beam (soffit) 2 7.25 - 0.75 10.875     Door jambs 6 0.75 - 7 31.5        6 0.75 - 8.5 38.25        3 0.75 - 3.5 7.875        3 0.75 - 2.5 5.625     Window jambs 12 0.75 - 4 36        12 0.75 - 4 36     Ventilator jambs 8 0.75 - 2.5 15          8 0.75 - 1.5 9   Shelves 10 0.5 - 5 25      10 0.5 - 4 20      12 0.75 - 4 36     Outer side                 left and right sides wall 2 54.41- 15 1632.3
  • 24. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES   (From 6”  below G.L. to  roof)             rear wall 1 30 - 15 450   Front side wall (deduct the  gate) 1 23 - 11 253             Total 7428.9675   Deduction                     Doors 3 3.5 - 8.5 89.25     Doors 3 2.5   7 52.5      Windows 6 4 - 4 96      Ventilators 4 2.5 - 1.5 15              Total 252.75             Net Total 7176.2175  
  • 25. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES 14 Wood work as in                       (i) 1 ½” thick wooden doors with chowkat,.  3 3.5 - 8.5 89.25        3 2.5   7 52.5                Total 141.75    (ii) Glazed and gauzed windows and ventilators.  5 4 - 4 80       4 2.5 - 1.5 15                Total 95 sft             G.Total 236.75 sft 15 Three coats of painting to doors , windows and   ventilators - - - - .(2 x Qty of  item No.14)  =473.5 sft                  Total 473.5 sft 16 Three  coats  of  distempering/  white  washing  to  walls  (Internal Side)                      Bed Room No.1  4 13 - 11 572   Room No.1 (Ceiling) 1 13 - 13 169       TV Lounge (Long wall) 1 14 - 11 154    TV Lounge (Short wall) 2 13 - 11 286       TV Lounge (Ceiling) 1 14 - 13 182       Drawing Room (Long wall) 2 14 - 11 308    Drawing Room (Short wall) 2 13   11 286       Drawing Room ceiling 1 14 - 13 182    Bath-1 (Long wall) 2 6 - 11 132       Bath-1 (Short wall) 2 5 - 11 110       Bath-1 ceiling 1 6 - 5 30   
  • 26. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES    Kitchen 4 10 - 11 440       Kitchen ceiling 1 10 - 10 100       Bed Room-2 (Long wall) 2 14.75 - 11 324.5       Bed Room-2 (Short wall) 2 13 - 11 286 Bed Room-2 ceiling 1 14.75 - 13 191.75      Bath-2 (Long wall) 2 6 - 11 132      Bath-2 (Short wall) 2 5 - 11 110     Bath-2 ceiling 1 6 - 5 30      open wide (long wall) 2 7.625 - 11 167.75      open wide Short wall) 2 5 - 11 110     gate Columns 2 3 - 8 48     Long beam (internal side) 1 22.375 - 1.5 33.5625     Long beam (soffit) 2 10.8125 - 0.75 16.21875     Short beam (internal sides) 2 7.25 - 1.5 21.75     Short beam (soffit) 2 7.25 - 0.75 10.875     Door jambs 6 0.75 - 7 31.5        6 0.75 - 8.5 38.25        3 0.75 - 3.5 7.875      3 0.75 - 2.5 5.625     Window jambs 12 0.75 - 4 36        12 0.75 - 4 36     Ventilator jambs 8 0.75 - 2.5 15        8 0.75 - 1.5 9   Shelves 10 0.5 - 5 25    10 0.5 - 4 20         Total 4657.65625 sft
  • 27. BILL OF QUANTITIESBILL OF QUANTITIES Deduction                Doors 3 3.5 - 8.5 89.25 Doors 3 2.5   7 52.5 Windows 4 4 - 4 64 Ventilators 6 2.5 - 1.5 22.5         Total 228.25 17 Three  coats  of  Weather  shield  paint  to  walls.  (External side)                   Rear wall 2 30 - 15 900    Left & Right side wall 2 54.41 - 15 1632.3                Total 2532.3      Deduction               Ventilators 2 2.5 - 1.5 7.5               Total 7.5   sftsft            Net Total 2524.8   sftsft
  • 28. ABSTRACT OF QUANTITIESABSTRACT OF QUANTITIES Sr.  # Description of  item Total  Quantity Dry  material  Cement Sand Coarse  aggregate No of  Bricks No of Brick  Tiles Bitumen PolyThene  Sheet Mild  steel  round  bars Mud Timb r Lim e Weather  Shield       (cft) (sft) 100  cft 100  sft cft cft cft # # Kg sft Kg cft cft Kg sft 1 Excavation in  Medium soil   - - - -           - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 PCC (1:4:8) 1291.4   154   152.98 611.940 1223.88                                                     3 Ist Class Burnt  brick work in  foundation in cement sand  mortar (1:6)                             1370.3   30 - 58.729 352.37   18499.6 1370.349       - - - - - 4 1 ½” thick  PCC (1:2:4) in  DPC including two coats of  hot bitumen &  2 sheets of Polythene.                   25.576 204.6 154 - 5.6269 11.253 22.50765     51.15375     - - - - -
  • 29. ABSTRACT OF QUANTITIESABSTRACT OF QUANTITIES 5 Ist Class Burnt  brick work in Super structure in cement  sand mortar (1:4)             2488.0 - 30 - 149.282 597.129   33588.506 2488.03 - - - - 6 Reinforced cement  concrete (1:2:4)             557.53 - 154 - 122.6 245.31619 490.63239         694.166 - - - - 7 Roof insulation             - 945.96 - 9 21.2842 63.8528     3405.5 236.49 1891.93   397.3 - - - - 8 Sand under floors             845.2 - - - - 845.245             - - - - - 9 1 ½” thick cement  concrete (1:2:4) in  floors             162.45 1299.4 154 - 35.73439 71.46878 142.9375           - - - - - 10 1/2” thick cement  plaster in cement  sand mortar (1:3)         - 7176.2 - 6 107.6432 322.9297             - - - - -
  • 30. ABSTRACT OF QUANTITIESABSTRACT OF QUANTITIES 11 Wood work in  door, windows  ventilators                                      (Door) - 141.75 - - - - -           - 18.42 - - -   (Window) - 95 - - - -             - 7.6       12  White wash /  Distemper                           - 4429.40 - - - -             - - 132.8 - - 13 Weather Shield     - 2524.8 - - - -             - - - 2524.8 14 Earth filling under  floors - 710.8094 - - - -             710.81 - - - -
  • 31. QUANTITY OF MATERIALSQUANTITY OF MATERIALS Sr. # Description of item Total Quantity Approximate Units Rate Rs. Units 1 Cement 653.96 523.154 524 Bags 500 262000 2 Sand 3121.66 - 3122 cft 3 9366 3 Coarse aggregate 1879.95 - 1880 cft 1.2 2256 4 No of Bricks 52088.22 - 52089 N0. 10 520890 5 No of Brick Tiles 3405.48 - 3406 N0. 7 23842 6 Bitumen 287.64 - 288 kg 60 17280 7 PolyThene Sheet 2301.16 - 2302 sft 12 27624 8 Mild steel round bars 694.16 - 695 kg 40.5 28147.5 9 Mud 1108.11 - 1109 cft 100 110900 10 Timbr 26.02 - 27 cft 200 5400 11 Lime 132.88 - 133 kg 10 1330 12 Weather Shield 2524.80 - 2525 sft 10 25250 TOTAL1034285.5
  • 32. ABSTRACT OF ESTIMATED COST Item No. Description No. Day Unit Unit of Rate Amount Rs. 1 Design 10000 TOTAL 10000/- 2 Sub-Structure 2.1 Excavation  Labour 5 5 500/day 12500 2.2 Earth Work Filling Labours 4 2 500/day 4000 Mud Required Filling 26 Cft 100 2600 2.3 P.C.C In Foundation Cement 122.4 Bags 500/bag 61200 Sand 612 Cft 300/100 cft 1836 Masson 4 2 800/day 6400 2.4 B/W In Foundation Cement 47.2 Bags 500/bag 23600 Sand 353 Cft 300/100 cft 1059 Bricks (1st  Class) 18500 10 185000 Masson 4 10 800/day 32000 Labour 4 10 500/day 20000 TOTAL 353664/- 3 Super Structure 3.1 D.P.C Cement 4.8 Bags 500/bag 2400 Sand 12 Cft 300/100 cft 36 Aggregate 23 Cft 1200/1000 cft 27.6 Bitumen 52 Kg 60/kg 3120
  • 33. ABSTRACT OF ESTIMATED COST Item No. Description No. Day Unit Unit of Rate Amount Rs. Masson 2 2 800/day 3200 Labour 2 2 500/day 2000 Shuttering 10000 Steel Fixing 80000 3.2 B/W Super Structure Cement 120 Bags 500/bag 60000 Sand 598 Cft 300/100 cft 1794 Bricks 33589 10 335890 Masson 4 22 800/day 70400 Labour 4 22 500/day 44000 3.3 R.C.C Works Cement 98.4 Bags 500/bag 49200 Sand 246 Cft 300/100 cft 738 Aggregate 491 Cft 1200/1000 cft 589 Steel 695 Kg 40.5/kg 28148 Masson 2 3 800/day 4800 Labour 8 3 500/day 12000 Machinery (Rennet) 15000 TOTAL 651343/-
  • 34. ABSTRACT OF ESTIMATED COST Item No. Description No. Day Unit Unit of Rate Amount Rs. 4 Utility Electrical Works 40000 Gas Works 18000 Sanitary Works 120000 HVAC 100000 TOTAL 278000/- 5 Finishing 5.1 Roofing Works Cement 17.6 Bags 500/bag 8800 Sand 64 Cft 300/100 cft 192 Bricks Tile 3406 7 23842 Bitumen 237 Kg 60/kg 14220 Polythene Sheet 1892 Sft 12/sft 22704 Mud 1 Cft 100/cft 100 Masson/ Labour 5200 5.2 Flooring Works Sand 846 Cft 300/100 cft 2538 Cement 28.8 Bags 500/bag 14400 Sand 72 Cft 300/100 cft 216 Aggregate 143 Cft 1200/1000 cft 172 Cement 86.4 Bags 500/bag 43200 Sand 323 Cft 300/100 cft 969
  • 35. ABSTRACT OF ESTIMATED COST Item No. Description No. Day Unit Unit of Rate Amount Rs. 5.3 Wood Works Doors 6 10000/door 60000 Windows 6 5000/window 30000 Ventilators 4 4000/ventilator 16000 White Wash (Lime) 133 Kg 10/kg 1330 Whether Shield 2525 Sft 25/sft 63125 Mud 1 Cft 150/cft 150 Masson 4 30 800/day 96000 Labour 4 30 500/day 60000 TOTAL 453158/- 6 Land Scaping 10000 G. TOTAL 1756165/- Add 10% cost of building for water supply and sanitation =175616.5/- TOTAL = 1756165+175616.5 TOTAL = 1931781.5/- Add 5% for Contingency = 96589.075/- G.TOTAL = 1931781.5+96589.075/- G.TOTAL = 20, 28,371/-
  • 36. 2-DEFINE PROJECT & PROJECT MANAGEMENT • 2- DEFINE PROJECT & PROJECT MANAGEMENT Our project is build a residential building, A project is a sequence of unique, complex, and connected activities having one goal or purpose and that must be completed by a specific time, within budget, and according to specification Project management is a method and a set of techniques based on the accepted principles of management used for planning, estimating, and controlling work activities to reach a desired end result on time within budget and according to specifications • 2.1- Project Management Processes Fall Into Five Groups I. Initiating II. Planning III. Executing IV. Monitoring and Controlling V. Closing
  • 37. 2-DEFINE PROJECT & PROJECT MANAGEMENT • 2.2- Project Management Knowledge Draws On Ten Areas  Integration  Scope  Time  Cost  Quality  Procurement  Human resources  Communications  Risk management  Stakeholder management
  • 38. 2-DEFINE PROJECT & PROJECT MANAGEMENT • 2.3- Project
  • 39. 2-DEFINE PROJECT & PROJECT MANAGEMENT
  • 40. 2-DEFINE PROJECT & PROJECT MANAGEMENT 2.4- Organization Breakdown Structure (OBS)
  • 41. 3- WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE (WBS) • 3- WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE (WBS)
  • 42. 3- WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE (WBS)
  • 43. 3- WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE (WBS)
  • 44. 3- WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE (WBS)
  • 45. 4- RESPONSIBILITY ASSIGNMENT MATRIX (RAM) • 4- RESPONSIBILITY ASSIGNMENT MATRIX (RAM)
  • 47. 5- ACTIVITIES, GANTT CHART & NETWORK DIAGRAM • 5- ACTIVITIES, GANTT CHART & NETWORK DIAGRAM
  • 48. 5- ACTIVITIES, GANTT CHART & NETWORK DIAGRAM
  • 49. 5- ACTIVITIES, GANTT CHART & NETWORK DIAGRAM
  • 50. 6-COST LEVELLING • 6-COST LEVELLING OVERHEAD COST = 20,000/Day Activity Duration Cost (Rs.) Normal Crash Normal Crash A 2 2 10000 10000 B 14 12 353664 410000 C 33 31 651343 700000 D 8 7 278000 290000 E 29 28 463158 475000 F 2 2 10000 10000
  • 52. 6-COST LEVELLING Act Duration Cost ∆ Cost ∆ Days ∆ Cost/Days Days Shortened Normal Crash Normal Crash A 2 2 10000 10000 0 0 0 B 14 12 353664 410000 56336 2 28168 C 33 31 651343 700000 48657 2 24329 D 8 7 278000 290000 12000 1 12000 E 29 28 463158 475000 11842 1 11842 F 2 2 10000 10000 0 0 0 Days Cut Project Duration 88 Increased Cost/Day Direct Cost 1766165 Overhead Cost 1760000 TOTAL Cost 3526165
  • 58. 7-RESOURCE LEVELING Activity Normal Duration Crew Size Normal Minimum A 2 4 4 B 14 6 6 C 33 12 12 D 8 12 12 E 29 6 6 F 2 2 2 •7-RESOURCE LEVELING •7.1-Trail-And-Error Resource Leveling-12 Workers Per Day Maximum Crew Size = 12 Men per Day
  • 59. 7-RESOURCE LEVELING Act Normal Duration Required Worker Days Crew Size Work Days Nor. Min. 1 to 2 3 to 16 17 to 49 50 to 57 58 to 86 87 to 88 A 2 4 4 4 (4) B 14 84 6 6 (6) C 33 396 12 12 (12) D 8 96 12 12 (12) E 29 174 6 6 (6) F 2 4 2 2 (2) Total = 762 Daily = 2 6 12 8 6 2 Check (4x2)+(6x14)+(12x33)+(12x8)+(6x29)+(2x2) = 762
  • 61. 8- QUALITY CHECK/CONTROL  8- QUALITY CHECK/CONTROL The observation techniques and activities use to fulfill requirement for quality. Mechanism used, such as checks or tests that are performed to ensure that requirements are met. • Project Procurement Civil engineer & QC both are works done according to the requirements in the Scope of work, Condition of Contract, Specification. And to execute the project as per such standards in no more no less. QC shall make sure that all works to be executed as per standards and drawings. • Drawing QC will conduct periodical checks of revisions and issue log of drawings to staff to update them for the new revisions. QC will withdraw uncontrolled copy of drawings. • Materials QC is Monitor the latest revision of Material Approval Request (MAR) by acquiring material log sheet from Document Control. QC is to check materials upon arrival on site to verify compliance from the approved MAR. QC is conduct site surveillance for the materials used on site. • Qc Engineer QC shall issue a Material Inspection for checking with the Engineer. QC verifies the size, thickness, color shade and the supplier. Requirements from approved MAR shall be verified by means of such physical check.
  • 62. 8- QUALITY CHECK/CONTROL • Site Activity QC is check and verifies the activity, material and tests by means of Inspections as detailed in the MS and ITP. Stages of activity that will satisfy standard or requirements shall be written on Checklist. • R.C.C Works QC check all works of R.C.C (Lintels, Slab) are done by according to specification of drawing with include thickness of lintel, slab and steel check for according to the drawing specifications • Finishing Works QC check the all finishing works of building according to drawing and specification and check the materials will use in finishing works, specially check the ratio of mortar use in plastering of walls and flooring.