CPWD Analysis of Rates · Reinforced Cement Concrete
Constructing cast-in situ RCC diaphragm wall by providing and laying machine batched, machine mixed, self compacting, ready mix reinforced cement concrete, tramie controlled, of M 30 grade using minimum 400 kg cement per cum of concrete including providing and mixing required admixtures in recommended proportions as per IS : 9103, as approved by the Engineer-in-charge, for achieving 150200mm slump, for diaphragm wall having thickness as per approved structural design not exceeding 600 mm, in pannels of required depth and lengths as per approved drawing, including constructing necessary guide walls as required and as specified including boring in all kinds of soils and rocks, including working in or under water and / or liquid mud, in foul conditions and pumping or bailing out of water and removing slush, including disposal of earth/ rock / slush etc. for all leads and all lifts, including preparing, providing and re-circulating bentonite slurry in the trench as and when required for all depths, including agitating bentonite slurry during trenching etc., providing and fixing stop ends or form tubes, upto the required depth of diaphragm wall including extracting the same after casting, including chipping off the bentonite adulterated concrete or unsound concrete up to the cut off level for obtaining the sound concrete, dressing undulations on the exposed face of diaphragm wall after excavation by chipping / chiseling etc. including filling the depression/ cavities with sound concrete etc. complete and as directed by the Engineer-incharge, including providing recess for bearing plates and fixing insert boxes for inclined rock anchors etc. complete as per the specifications and approved design and as directed by the Engineer-in-charge, but excluding the cost of reinforcement and inserts. (rates include cost of all inputs of labour, material and T & P, cost of handling, lifting & placing in position the reinforcement cage in the trench, including the additional cost of welding the reinforcement bars etc. involved in the work and all other incidental expenditure for completing the work as directed by the Engineer-in-charge), However, the actual area of the diaphragm wall, correct to two places of decimal, from design bottom level to the design cut off level (including portion anchored in the rock upto the design bottom level) only shall be measured for payment. Excess/less cement used for design mix including the extra cement required for under water concreting is payable / recoverable separately
- Item number
- 5.49
- Analysis basis
- Details of cost for 144.0 cum.
- Priced inputs
- 19
- Derived rate
- ₹20,460.45 / cum
Under the CPWD Delhi Analysis of Rates 2023 (Civil), item 5.49 — Constructing cast-in situ RCC diaphragm wall by providing and laying machine batched, machine mixed, self compacting, ready mix reinforced cement concrete, tramie controlled, of M 30 grade using minimum 400 kg cement per cum of concrete including providing and mixing required admixtures in recommended proportions as per IS : 9103, as approved by the Engineer-in-charge, for achieving 150200mm slump, for diaphragm wall having thickness as per approved structural design not exceeding 600 mm, in pannels of required depth and lengths as per approved drawing, including constructing necessary guide walls as required and as specified including boring in all kinds of soils and rocks, including working in or under water and / or liquid mud, in foul conditions and pumping or bailing out of water and removing slush, including disposal of earth/ rock / slush etc. for all leads and all lifts, including preparing, providing and re-circulating bentonite slurry in the trench as and when required for all depths, including agitating bentonite slurry during trenching etc., providing and fixing stop ends or form tubes, upto the required depth of diaphragm wall including extracting the same after casting, including chipping off the bentonite adulterated concrete or unsound concrete up to the cut off level for obtaining the sound concrete, dressing undulations on the exposed face of diaphragm wall after excavation by chipping / chiseling etc. including filling the depression/ cavities with sound concrete etc. complete and as directed by the Engineer-incharge, including providing recess for bearing plates and fixing insert boxes for inclined rock anchors etc. complete as per the specifications and approved design and as directed by the Engineer-in-charge, but excluding the cost of reinforcement and inserts. (rates include cost of all inputs of labour, material and T & P, cost of handling, lifting & placing in position the reinforcement cage in the trench, including the additional cost of welding the reinforcement bars etc. involved in the work and all other incidental expenditure for completing the work as directed by the Engineer-in-charge), However, the actual area of the diaphragm wall, correct to two places of decimal, from design bottom level to the design cut off level (including portion anchored in the rock upto the design bottom level) only shall be measured for payment. Excess/less cement used for design mix including the extra cement required for under water concreting is payable / recoverable separately — is derived from 19 priced inputs for 144.0 cum and works out to ₹20,460.45 per cum after water charges, GST, CPOH and cess. The full build-up is below.
- Analysis for 20x12=240 Sqmt area of diaphragm wall
- Average depth 12 m
- Thickness 0.60 m
- Total Quantity 20 mx12 m x0.6 m = 144.00
- cum
- Guide wall RCC 1:2:4
- RCC 2x20x(0.45+1.5)x.15 = 11.70 cum
- Reinforcement@ 70 kg/Cum for guide wall=
- 11.70x 70 kg/cum= 819 kg
- contaminated concrete =20 x 0.50 x 0.60=
- 6.00 cum
- RMC M-30 as per qty=144.00 cum
- Total=144.00+6.00+14.40= 164.40 cum
- Bentonite @6% of RCC qty
- Total Qty= 164.4x06x1400/100= 13810 kg=
- 13.81 tonne
- under water
- 164.4x420x0.10=6.90 tonne
- zles etc.- 240 sqm @ 0.10 quintal/sqm =2.40
- tonne
- Reinforcement @220 kg/cum
- 164.4x220kg/cum=36168 kg
- Extra reinforcement for hooks @
- 5% of cage 1808.4 kg
- Total=1808.4 kg=18.084 qtl
- Extra for welding reinforcement cage
- Reinforcement @ 200 C/C 2 x 101 x 61 =
- 6161
- joints Welding for alternate joint say 50 %
- joints 6161 cm
- diaphragm wall concreting using trimme
- @ 0.4 % cement qty = (164.4 x 420 x
- 0.4)/100=276.1
- Bentonite powder @ 6% of R.C.C. Qty
- = (164.4 Cum x 0.06)=9.864 cum
- 9.864 cum x 1400 kg/cum = 13809.6 kg
- Disposal of bentonite muck
- Slurry / Muck vol. 49.32 cum
- Disposal of bentonite muck
- Slurry / Muck vol. 49.32 cum
- Total= 144.00 + 49.32 = 193.32 cum
- Disposal of Chipping / Dismantling of
- contaminated concrete and guide wall etc.
- with all leads as per item no. 15.3 = 2x(20x0.50x0.60) + 15.00 cum = 20.40 cum
- Add for chipping/dismantling top 50 cm
- Add 10% extra for bulges etc. i.e. 14.40 cum
- Add 10 %extra cement due to concreting
- Add cement for grouting of wall using noz-
- Add for use retarders / plasticizers for the
- Add excavated earth = 144.00 cum
| Code | Input | Unit | Quantity | Rate (INR) | Amount (INR) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0082 | Excavation of Diaphragm wall by Mechanical GrabMachinery | sqm | 240 | 1,700.00 | 4,08,000.00 |
| Rate as per Item No.5.1.3 of SH: REINFORCED CEMENT CONCRETERate as per item 5.1.3Sub-analysis | cum | 11.7 | 8,583.40 | 1,00,425.78 | |
| Rate as per Item No.5.22.6 of SH: REINFORCED CEMENT CONCRETERate as per item 5.22.6Sub-analysis | gram | 819 | 107.85 | 88,329.15 | |
| Rate as per Item No.5.33.1.1 of SH: REINFORCED CEMENT CONCRETERate as per item 5.33.1.1Sub-analysis | cum | 164.4 | 9,504.75 | 15,62,580.90 | |
| 7183 | BentoniteBentonite of 35 kg per pileMaterial | tonne | 13.81 | 3,050.00 | 42,120.50 |
| 0367 | Portland CementPortland Cement (OPC-43 Grade)Material | tonne | 6.9 | 5,156.00 | 35,576.40 |
| 0367 | Portland CementPortland Cement (OPC-43 Grade)Material | tonne | 2.4 | 5,156.00 | 12,374.40 |
| 0025 | Hire and running charges of light craneMachinery | day | 1 | 3,900.00 | 3,900.00 |
| 1005 | Twisted steel/ deformed barsTwisted steel/ deformed TMT bars Fe-500DMaterial | quintal | 18.084 | 5,550.00 | 1,00,366.20 |
| Rate as per Item No.10.22 of SH: STEEL WORKRate as per item 10.22Sub-analysis | cm | 6,161 | 3.70 | 22,795.70 | |
| 9999 | Labour for grouting diaphragm wall under pressure i/c fixing nozzle etcMaterial | L.S. | 23,530 | 2.27 | 53,413.10 |
| 7318 | Plasticizer / super plasticizerMaterial | gram | 276.19 | 30.00 | 8,285.70 |
| 8954 | Stop end tubes for diaphragmwall 600 mm diaStop end tubes for diaphragm wall 600 mm dia.Material | sqm | 240 | 5.00 | 1,200.00 |
| 8955 | Driving end tubes for diaphragm wall 600 mm diaDriving end tubes for diaphragm wall 600 mm dia.Material | sqm | 240 | 79.00 | 18,960.00 |
| 0026 | Hire and running charges of bentonite pumpMachinery | day | 2 | 3,350.00 | 6,700.00 |
| Rate as per Item No.15.60 of SH: DISMANTLING & DEMOLISHINGRate as per item 15.60Sub-analysis | cum | 193.32 | 263.95 | 51,026.81 | |
| Rate as per Item No.15.3 of SH: DISMANTLING & DEMOLISHINGRate as per item 15.3Sub-analysis | cum | 20.4 | 3,551.25 | 72,445.50 | |
| 9999 | Sundries (Extra for concreting by Trimme)Material | L.S. | 1,177 | 2.27 | 2,671.79 |
| 9999 | Sundries ( Design Charges)Material | L.S. | 19,200 | 2.27 | 43,584.00 |
- TOTAL
- 26,34,755.93
- Add 1 % Water charges on “W-A”
- 7,371.52
- TOTAL
- 26,42,127.45
- Add GST on “X-A” (multiplying factor 0.2127)
- 1,58,360.17
- TOTAL
- 28,00,487.62
- Add 15% CPOH on “Y-A”
- 1,35,432.57
- TOTAL
- 29,35,920.19
- Add Cess @ 1% on “Z-A”
- 10,383.16
- Cost of 144.0 cum
- 29,46,303.35
- Cost of 1 cum
- 20,460.44
- Say
- 20,460.45
From the CPWD Delhi Analysis of Rates 2023 (Civil), Volumes I & II, printed page 301. Reference only — CPWD amends rates through correction slips between editions, so verify against the official source before pricing a bid.
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