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DDQ 4
COST ESTIMATING
LECTURE 2BUILD-UP RATES & PRICING
Rates & Its Constituents
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CONCEPT OF ESTIMATING
Let us recap what we have learned in last lecture.1. What is clients cost?
2. What is the purpose (or purposes) of estimating?
3. How can the cost of material be calculatedaccurately?
4. Which is more significant than the other to the cost
of development; infrastructure cost or building cost?
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COMPONENTS OF BUILDING COST
Building costCosts involved in constructing a building materials,
labour, equipments, etc
Preliminaries Sub-structure & Superstructure
Finishes
Fittings &Furnishing
EngineeringServices External Work
Prime cost & Provisional Sum
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RATES & ITS CONSTITUENTS
Rates?
Total costs of work + profit + overhead
Cost ofmaterials
Cost oflabour
Costs ofplants and
equipments
Overhead &Profit
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DIRECT COSTS
Cost of Labour- Wages, bonus, overtime pay- Varies based on trade skill and experience
Costs of Materials- Consist of basic cost, cost for transporting,
handling & installing the materials
Costs of plants & equipments- Hand tools (e.g. Hammer, shovel, etc) are
considered as overhead cost- Only mechanical equipments & plants are
included in estimating the work rates
Not all costs willbe included inestimating thework rates; forexample,
1. Excavationwork shall onlyinclude cost oflabour andequipment
2. Paint workonly requirecosts ofmaterials and
labour
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COSTS OF MATERIALS
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60% of the overall costs of construction- Consists of ;1. Basic costs (costs of purchase, acquired from suppliers
quotations)
2.Transportation & delivery costs (if not included in the costsof purchase)
3.Handling and storage costs4.Cost of wastage; during handling and usage, or damages or
theft of materials, etc5.Cost of miscellaneous items, such as nails for roof
installation, binders for reinforcement, and other materials
which are not measured.
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PROCURING MATERIALS
Factors ofconsideration
Quantity
Time ofusageQuality
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PROCURING MATERIALS - PROCESS
Selectionofsuppliers
Purchaseorder Delivery
Quality &Quantityinspection
Storage
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PROCURINGMATERIALS PURCHASE
ORDER
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PROCURING MATERIALS - STORAGE
Storing
Labelling
Handling &care
Recording &Book-keeping
Safety &security
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COSTS OF MATERIALS - EXERCISEA. Half brickwall in common bricks in cement lime mortar (1:1:6)
in Stretcher bond with brick reinforcement at every fourthcourse m 2
Information:1. 1 m 2 half brickwall = 63 bricks (including 5% wastage)
2. Mortar for 1 m 2 half brickwall = 0.025m3 (including 33%wastage)
3. Brick reinforcement for 1m 2 brickwall = 3.60m (including 8%wastage)
4. Cost of common bricks = RM0.24/No
5. Cost of mortar = RM112.33/m 3
6. Cost of brick reinforcement = RM0.60/m
7. Overhead & profit = 15%
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COSTS OF MATERIALS - EXERCISEB. Reinforced in-situ concrete Grade 25 in roof beam m3
Information:1. Concrete Grade 25 = concrete ratio 1:2:4
2. Cost of cement = RM10.50/bag (1 m3 cement = 28 bags)
3. Cost of sand = RM28.00/m34. Cost of aggregate = RM35.00/m3
5. Wastage = 30%
6. Overhead & profit = 15%
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COST OF LABOUR- Wages, bonus, overtime pay & costs of supervision- Skilled, semi-skilled & unskilled labour - Indirect costs such as insurance, EPF, PERKESO, provisions of
basic services for workers in the preliminaries
- Labour output?- Labour productivity is influenced by:
a) Level of skill
b) Workc) Experienced) Environmente) Motivation
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COST OF LABOUR FINANCIAL INCENTIVE
Daily wages
Bonus
Payment oncompleted
work
Work targetsystem
Partnership
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COST OF LABOUR FOREIGN LABOUR
*PL (KS) : Pas Lawatan Kerja Sementara
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COST OF LABOUR FOREIGN LABOUR
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COST OF LABOUR - EXERCISEA. Excavate pit to receive column bases starting from reduced
level maximum depth not exceeding 2.00 meter m3
Information:
1. Excavation work = 4.50 hour
2. Unskilled labour = RM65.00/day3. Overhead & profit = 15%
B. 900mm x 1200mm wrought pressure treated timber standarddoor - No
Information:1. Door installation = 0.85 hour
2. Skilled labour = RM85.00/day
3. Overhead & profit = 15%
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COSTS OF PLANTS & EQUIPMENTS- Hand tools (e.g. Hammer, shovel, etc) are considered as
overhead cost- Only mechanical equipments & plants are included in
estimating the work rates
- The costs can be included work rates especially for plants &equipments which are used for specific job/trade = excavatorfor excavation work, concrete mixer for concrete work, etc
- For plants & equipments which are generally used for various
jobs/trades, the costs will be included in the preliminaries =tower crane, generator, etc.
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PROCURING PLANTS & EQUIPMENTS
Method ofprocurement
Ownership(Purchase)
Has full control over plantswhen needed can be
leased out when not used
Financial burden if notoptimise its usage
Rent/hire Does not require any capitalinvestment to purchase the plants
No need for maintenance usuallydone by the plants owners
Can be less efficient as the plants are mostlikely have been used in other projects
Hirepurchase
Higher interest compared tocash purchase
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PROCURING PLANTS & EQUIPMENTS
Ownership
Cost ofownership
Cost of purchase
Depreciation
Interest on loan
Insurance
Administration cost
Cost for maintenance & repairHandlingcost
Fuel, lubricants & engine oil
Wages for the operators
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PROCURING PLANTS & EQUIPMENTS
Renting plants & equipments - Plant rental rates
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COSTS OF PLANTS & EQUIPMENTS -EXERCISE
A. Using own excavator
*Assumption
1. Cost for excavation/hour = RM51.39
2. Output = 12m3/hour
3. Overhead & profit = 15%
B. Using hired excavator
*Assumption
1. Cost for excavation/hour = RM56.54
2. Output = 9m3/hour
3. Overhead & profit = 15%