Quantity measurement and present market rates of construction

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Quantity measurement of construction materials is a process of measuring the amount of materials which is needed or used in a construction site. Or in other word we can say that it is the measurement of amount of any engineering materials which is required in a construction site

CE-200
DETAILS OF
CONSTRUCTION AND
ESTIMATION
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL
ENGINEERING,
CHITTAGONG
UNIVERSITY OF
ENGINEERING AND
TECHNOLOGY(CUET)

QUANTITY MEASUREMENT AND
PRESENT MARKET RATES OF
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS:
BANGLADESH PERSPECTIVE
GROUP:G11
ID:1201061-1201066
SECTION-A
http://www.zubaer.com

CONTENT
 INTRODUCTION
 PURPOSES
 MATERIALS
 BRICK
 BRICK CHIPS
 CEMENT
 SAND
 TILES
 STEEL
 PAINT
 TOILET FITTINGS
 CONCLUSION

INTRODUCTION
QUANTITY MEASUREMENT OF
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS IS A PROCESS
OF MEASURING THE AMOUNT OF
MATERIALS WHICH IS NEEDED OR USED
IN A CONSTRUCTION SITE. OR IN OTHER
WORD WE CAN SAY THAT IT IS THE
MEASUREMENT OF AMOUNT OF ANY
ENGINEERING MATERIALS WHICH IS
REQUIRED IN A CONSTRUCTION SITE.

PURPOSES
1.TO KNOW THE UNITS OF
ENGINEERING MATERIALS.
2.TO KNOW THE TOTAL COST OF A
CONSTRUCTION SITE.
3.TO MAKE A BUDGET AND PREPARE A
BILL FOR PAYMENT.
4.TO EXAMINE THE VIABILITY RATES
OFFERED BY CONTRACTORS.

MATERIALS
IN A CONSTRUCTION WORK OR SITE WE
GENERALLY USE A LOT OF ENGINEERING
MATERIALS. SOME OF THEM ARE -
1.BRICKS
2.CEMENT
3.SAND
4.STEEL
5.TILES
6.PAINT
7.TOILET FITINGS ETC.

BRICK
Class Unit Rate (TK)
1st class bricks 1000 pcs 7800-8500
2nd class bricks 1000 pcs 7000-7500
3rd class bricks 1000 pcs 5500-6500

EXAMPLE:
BMC ENTERPRISE
Class Unit Rate (TK)
1st class bricks 1000 pic 8000
2nd class bricks 1000 pic 7000

The market price
of brick chips
is 80-90 TK
per cft.
BRICK CHIPS(JHAMA)

SHAH CEMENT:
The market value of SHAH
cement is Tk 465 per bag
(50 kg).
PORTLAND CEMENT

 CONFIDENCE CEMENT:
The market price of confidence
cement per bag(50 kg) is
Tk 415.
PORTLAND CEMENT

 ROYAL CEMENT:
The market value of royal
cement is Tk 425 per bag
(50 kg).
PORTLAND CEMENT

 White cement is sold Tk 30
per kg.
WHITE CEMENT

SAND
NAME UNIT PRICE/RATE
(TK)
SYLHET SAND PER CFT 50-60
LOCAL SAND PER CFT 25-30

TILES
SIZE(INCH) UNIT PRICE(TK)
12*12 PER PIC 50-65
12*10 PER PIC 42-62
10*16 PER PIC 50-76
16*16 PER PIC 56-82
24*24 PER PIC 70-120

SIZE
(500W)
UNIT PRICE
(TK)
8 mm per ton 56000
10-25 mm per ton 56000
28-32 mm per ton 56500
40 mm per ton 56500
BSRM STEEL

SIZE
(500W)
UNIT PRICE
(TK)
8-25 mm per ton 56500
28 mm per ton 57000
32 mm per ton 57000
40 mm per ton 57500
KSRM STEEL

SIZE
(500W)
UNIT PRICE
(TK)
8 mm per ton 55500
25 mm per ton 54500
28 mm per ton 55500
32 mm per ton 55500
GPH STEEL

PAINT
TYPES UNIT PRICE(TK)
PLASTIC PAINT PER GAL 3800-4100
DISTEMPER PER GAL 380
ENAMEL PER GAL 980

TOILET FITINGS
ELEMENTS UNIT PRICE(TK)
COMMODE (LOW) PER PIC 600-800
COMMODE (HIGH) PER PIC 950-1500
BASIN PER PIC 650-850
SHOWER PER PIC 220-520
HAND SHOWER PER PIC 320
SOAP CASE PER PIC 110
MIRROR PER PIC 220-300
TOWEL RAIL PER PIC 190-260

CONCLUSION
THE PRICE WE DISCUSSED HERE MAY
VARY FROM TIME TO TIME,PLACE TO
PLACE.AND WE HAVE DISCUSSED
HERE ABOUT SOME MATERIALS THAT
ARE COMMONLY USED IN
CONSTRUCTION SITES.BESIDES
THERE ARE ALSO SOME OTHER
MATERIALS THAT ARE USED IN
ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION .

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1. CE-200 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION AND ESTIMATION DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, CHITTAGONG UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY(CUET)

2. QUANTITY MEASUREMENT AND PRESENT MARKET RATES OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS: BANGLADESH PERSPECTIVE GROUP:G11 ID:1201061-1201066 SECTION-A http://www.zubaer.com

3. CONTENT  INTRODUCTION  PURPOSES  MATERIALS  BRICK  BRICK CHIPS  CEMENT  SAND  TILES  STEEL  PAINT  TOILET FITTINGS  CONCLUSION

4. INTRODUCTION QUANTITY MEASUREMENT OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS IS A PROCESS OF MEASURING THE AMOUNT OF MATERIALS WHICH IS NEEDED OR USED IN A CONSTRUCTION SITE. OR IN OTHER WORD WE CAN SAY THAT IT IS THE MEASUREMENT OF AMOUNT OF ANY ENGINEERING MATERIALS WHICH IS REQUIRED IN A CONSTRUCTION SITE.

5. PURPOSES 1.TO KNOW THE UNITS OF ENGINEERING MATERIALS. 2.TO KNOW THE TOTAL COST OF A CONSTRUCTION SITE. 3.TO MAKE A BUDGET AND PREPARE A BILL FOR PAYMENT. 4.TO EXAMINE THE VIABILITY RATES OFFERED BY CONTRACTORS.

6. MATERIALS IN A CONSTRUCTION WORK OR SITE WE GENERALLY USE A LOT OF ENGINEERING MATERIALS. SOME OF THEM ARE - 1.BRICKS 2.CEMENT 3.SAND 4.STEEL 5.TILES 6.PAINT 7.TOILET FITINGS ETC.

7. BRICK

8. BRICK Class Unit Rate (TK) 1st class bricks 1000 pcs 7800-8500 2nd class bricks 1000 pcs 7000-7500 3rd class bricks 1000 pcs 5500-6500

9. EXAMPLE: BMC ENTERPRISE Class Unit Rate (TK) 1st class bricks 1000 pic 8000 2nd class bricks 1000 pic 7000

10. The market price of brick chips is 80-90 TK per cft. BRICK CHIPS(JHAMA)

11. CEMENT

12. SHAH CEMENT: The market value of SHAH cement is Tk 465 per bag (50 kg). PORTLAND CEMENT

13.  CONFIDENCE CEMENT: The market price of confidence cement per bag(50 kg) is Tk 415. PORTLAND CEMENT

14.  ROYAL CEMENT: The market value of royal cement is Tk 425 per bag (50 kg). PORTLAND CEMENT

15.  White cement is sold Tk 30 per kg. WHITE CEMENT

16. SAND

17. SAND NAME UNIT PRICE/RATE (TK) SYLHET SAND PER CFT 50-60 LOCAL SAND PER CFT 25-30

18. TILES

19. TILES SIZE(INCH) UNIT PRICE(TK) 12*12 PER PIC 50-65 12*10 PER PIC 42-62 10*16 PER PIC 50-76 16*16 PER PIC 56-82 24*24 PER PIC 70-120

20. STEEL

21. SIZE (500W) UNIT PRICE (TK) 8 mm per ton 56000 10-25 mm per ton 56000 28-32 mm per ton 56500 40 mm per ton 56500 BSRM STEEL

22. SIZE (500W) UNIT PRICE (TK) 8-25 mm per ton 56500 28 mm per ton 57000 32 mm per ton 57000 40 mm per ton 57500 KSRM STEEL

23. SIZE (500W) UNIT PRICE (TK) 8 mm per ton 55500 25 mm per ton 54500 28 mm per ton 55500 32 mm per ton 55500 GPH STEEL

24. PAINT

25. PAINT TYPES UNIT PRICE(TK) PLASTIC PAINT PER GAL 3800-4100 DISTEMPER PER GAL 380 ENAMEL PER GAL 980

26. TOILET FITINGS ELEMENTS UNIT PRICE(TK) COMMODE (LOW) PER PIC 600-800 COMMODE (HIGH) PER PIC 950-1500 BASIN PER PIC 650-850 SHOWER PER PIC 220-520 HAND SHOWER PER PIC 320 SOAP CASE PER PIC 110 MIRROR PER PIC 220-300 TOWEL RAIL PER PIC 190-260

27. CONCLUSION THE PRICE WE DISCUSSED HERE MAY VARY FROM TIME TO TIME,PLACE TO PLACE.AND WE HAVE DISCUSSED HERE ABOUT SOME MATERIALS THAT ARE COMMONLY USED IN CONSTRUCTION SITES.BESIDES THERE ARE ALSO SOME OTHER MATERIALS THAT ARE USED IN ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION .

28. THANKS TO ALL

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