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Estimating and Costing
Introduction to Estimating
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SHARAD INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,YADRAV
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Introduction to Estimating
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 Estimation is the process of
calculating the probable cost
of a construction project.
 It includes material, labor,
equipment, overheads, and
contingencies.
 Accurate estimation helps in
budgeting, cost control, and
project planning.
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Purpose of Estimating
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 To determine the probable
cost of construction.
 To get administrative and
financial approval.
 To compare different tenders
and bids.
 To control project costs and
avoid overruns.
 To plan resource allocation
efficiently.
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Types of Estimates
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 Preliminary or Approximate
Estimate
 Detailed Estimate
 Revised Estimate
 Supplementary Estimate
 Annual Repair & Maintenance
Estimate
 Item Rate Estimate
 Lump Sum Estimate
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Items of Inclusion in Estimate
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 Cost of materials
 Cost of labor
 Cost of machinery and
equipment
 Overheads and contingencies
 Taxes and duties
 Profit margin for contractors
 Any additional costs (e.g., site
preparation, transportation)
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Modes of Measurement
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 Length (meters, feet)
 Area (square meters,
square feet)
 Volume (cubic meters,
cubic feet)
 Number (count of
items)
 Weight (kg, tons)
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Administrative Approval & Technical Sanction
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 Administrative Approval:
Formal approval from
authorities to proceed with the
project.
 Technical Sanction: Approval
by an engineer ensuring the
estimate is technically sound
and within norms.
 Both approvals are mandatory
before execution.

estimating and costing introduction.pptx

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    Er.A.B.Jadhav 90750 09500 Estimating andCosting Introduction to Estimating 1 SHARAD INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,YADRAV
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    Er.A.B.Jadhav 90750 09500 Introduction toEstimating 2  Estimation is the process of calculating the probable cost of a construction project.  It includes material, labor, equipment, overheads, and contingencies.  Accurate estimation helps in budgeting, cost control, and project planning.
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    Er.A.B.Jadhav 90750 09500 Purpose ofEstimating 3  To determine the probable cost of construction.  To get administrative and financial approval.  To compare different tenders and bids.  To control project costs and avoid overruns.  To plan resource allocation efficiently.
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    Er.A.B.Jadhav 90750 09500 Types ofEstimates 4  Preliminary or Approximate Estimate  Detailed Estimate  Revised Estimate  Supplementary Estimate  Annual Repair & Maintenance Estimate  Item Rate Estimate  Lump Sum Estimate
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    Er.A.B.Jadhav 90750 09500 Items ofInclusion in Estimate 5  Cost of materials  Cost of labor  Cost of machinery and equipment  Overheads and contingencies  Taxes and duties  Profit margin for contractors  Any additional costs (e.g., site preparation, transportation)
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    Er.A.B.Jadhav 90750 09500 Modes ofMeasurement 6  Length (meters, feet)  Area (square meters, square feet)  Volume (cubic meters, cubic feet)  Number (count of items)  Weight (kg, tons)
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    Er.A.B.Jadhav 90750 09500 Administrative Approval& Technical Sanction 7  Administrative Approval: Formal approval from authorities to proceed with the project.  Technical Sanction: Approval by an engineer ensuring the estimate is technically sound and within norms.  Both approvals are mandatory before execution.