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Estimation and Costing based on Kerala PWD (Malayalam) Schedule of Rates (SOR)
Language: MALAYALAM & ENGLISH
Instructors: BHADANIS MALALAYAM INSTITUTE OF QUANTITY SURVEYING & ESTIMATION COURSE
Validity Period: 250 days
4 BHADANIS Institute Coins as Cashback
Why this course?
Understanding the composition of the Malayalam PWD SOR document
Types of works covered and their classification
Units of measurement and abbreviations used in Kerala PWD SOR
Responsibilities and scope of work of a quantity surveyor
Importance of accurate measurement and cost control
Interaction with other departments (Planning, Accounts, Contracts)
Preliminary, detailed, revised, and supplementary estimates
Concept of probable cost and approximate estimates
Application scenarios for each type
Linear, area, volume, weight, and number units as per Kerala PWD
Methods to measure civil works: cross-sections, grid methods, direct measurement
Handling fractional quantities and rounding rules
Role of BOQ in tendering, billing, and contract management
Relationship between BOQ and SOR rates
How BOQ facilitates cost control and progress monitoring
Typical headings, item numbering, and description conventions
How to classify and group items logically
Introduction to lead charts and specification references
Step-by-step procedure for quantity extraction
Cross-verification with architectural, structural, and service drawings
Importance of incorporating site conditions and revisions
Identifying provisional sums and provisional quantities
Including special clauses and extra items not covered in SOR
Documentation and approval procedures for additional items
Material costs, labour charges, machinery, and overheads
Incorporation of transport, wastage, and handling costs
Application of PWD standard labour and material rates
Techniques to determine quantities of cement, steel, aggregates, etc.
Conducting local market surveys for price validation
Adjusting rates for seasonal and location-based variations
Standard labour productivity norms and wages
Accounting for labour cess, welfare charges, and safety provisions
Seasonal adjustments and incentive schemes
Definition and percentage ranges for overheads in PWD projects
Profit margin calculation as per contract conditions
Provisions for contingencies and escalation
Excavation, filling, leveling, and dressing as defined in SOR
Classifications: ordinary, rock, boulder, and miscellaneous earthwork
Cross-sectional method and average end area method
Use of lead charts and spoil disposal considerations
Handling shrinkage and bulking factors
Components of earthwork rate – labour, equipment, and transport
Handling difficult soil conditions and dewatering charges
Inclusion of safety and environmental safeguards
Clearing, grubbing, and removal of roots/vegetation
Temporary roads, ramps, and access works
Disposal of excavated material and site cleaning
Plain cement concrete, reinforced cement concrete (RCC), and special concretes
Grade-wise classification and their applications
Cement, sand, coarse aggregate, water, and admixtures quantities
Estimation of formwork and reinforcement steel quantities
Incorporating wastage and overbreak
Material costs based on standard mix designs
Labour productivity and curing time considerations
Equipment and curing charges
Types of formwork as per PWD SOR (wooden, steel, plywood)
Measurement rules for formwork area and supports
Rate components including erection, removal, and maintenance
TMT bars, mild steel bars, binding wires, and accessories
Standard sizes and grades as per IS codes referenced by PWD
Net weight calculation by bar diameter and length
Deduction for laps, hooks, and bends as per norms
Placement and cover considerations
Market rate survey for steel bars and binding wires
Labour charges for cutting, bending, and tying
Overheads for handling and storage
Measurement and costing of fabricated steel sections
Transportation and erection charges
Inclusion of wastage and scrap deductions
Brickwork (common, CM, RCC framed), stone masonry, and block masonry
Different bonding patterns and their impact on quantity
Calculation of volume including mortar thickness
Deduction for openings like doors and windows
Consideration of stone sizes and brick classes
Material rates for bricks, stones, and mortar components
Labour productivity norms and masonry workmanship quality
Scaffolding and curing charges
Types of plaster and pointing finishes covered
Measurement based on surface area and thickness
Rate components including materials, labour, and curing
Cement concrete flooring, mosaic, terrazzo, vitrified tiles, and natural stone
Specifications and application areas
Surface area measurement and thickness considerations
Deduction for openings and expansion joints
Estimating underlayers and base courses
Material costs including adhesives and fillers
Labour charges for laying, polishing, and curing
Overheads and wastage allowances
Types of finishes and surface preparation requirements
Measurement of surface areas and number of coats
Rate components including materials, labour, and scaffolding
Water supply lines, drainage, stormwater systems, and fixtures
Standard materials and sizes as per Kerala PWD specifications
Length measurement, number of fittings, and fixtures count
Handling buried and exposed pipelines differently
Lead allowance for transportation
Material cost of pipes, valves, and fittings
Labour for laying, joining, testing, and commissioning
Overheads for safety and quality inspections
Market rates for sanitary wares like WC, sinks, taps
Installation labour charges and testing
Handling warranty and maintenance provisions
Wiring, conduits, switchgear, lighting fixtures, and power outlets
Reference to Kerala PWD electrical SOR and safety codes
Length of wiring, number of fittings and fixtures
Conduit measurements and cable trays
Panel boards and distribution boxes counts
Material rates for cables, switches, and accessories
Labour for wiring, conduit installation, and testing
Overheads for inspection and safety compliance
Market prices of fixtures and fittings
Installation charges including mounting and wiring
Testing and commissioning costs
Earthwork, subgrade preparation, granular sub-base, and pavement layers
Types of pavements: rigid, flexible, and composite
Cross-sectional measurements and volume calculations
Surface area for bituminous layers and concrete pavements
Measurement of shoulders and drainage provisions
Material rates for aggregates, bitumen, cement, and additives
Labour and equipment charges for compaction, laying, and curing
Overheads for quality control and traffic management
Quantities of paint and reflective materials
Labour for marking and installation of signs
Maintenance cost considerations
Substructure, superstructure, deck, parapets, and approach works
Types of culverts and their classifications
Volume calculation of concrete and masonry
Steel reinforcement and structural steel quantities
Measurement of roadways, wing walls, and aprons
Material and labour costs for concrete, steel, and masonry
Charges for formwork, scaffolding, and shuttering
Equipment and transportation expenses
Drainage, handrails, expansion joints, and protective coatings
Electrical and lighting components for bridges
Maintenance and repair cost budgeting
Importance of RAB in cash flow management
Documentation and measurement checks
Verification and certification process by engineers
Site measurement procedures and recording
Reconciliation with BOQ and drawings
Handling variations and extra items
Compilation of final quantities and reconciliation
Handling retention money, deductions, and tax considerations
Final certification and approval processes
Disputes due to measurement errors
Delays in bill clearance and cash flow impact
Best practices for timely and accurate billing
Types of tenders: open, limited, negotiated
Tender documents and conditions
Estimating based on SOR and site conditions
Rate justification and contingencies
Submission formalities and documentation
Lump sum, item rate, and percentage rate contracts
Mobilization advances, stage payments, and final settlement
Performance guarantees and penalties
Procedures for contract variations and extra works
Claim preparation and documentation
Resolution mechanisms and dispute avoidance
Stepwise quantity extraction and cost estimation
Rate analysis and preparation of BOQ
Earthwork, pavement layers, and drainage estimation
Costing with reference to Kerala PWD SOR
Site measurement, bill compilation, and approval workflow
Handling interim payments
Final measurement and reconciliation
Retention money and release process
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