Schedule of Rates
Tripura Building Schedule of Rates 2023
1,170 rate items from the Tripura PWD (R&B and Buildings), effective 2023-04-01. Searchable, with Excel and CSV download.
- Department
- Tripura PWD (R&B and Buildings)
- Edition
- 2023 — effective 2023-04-01
- Inferred: the document carries no commencement notification. Every rate page heads its rate column "Basic Rate as on or just before 01.04.2023"; the foreword is dated June 2023.
- Items reproduced
- 1,170 across 17 chapters
- Retrieved
- 2026-07-29
Transcribed from Tripura PWD — SoR 2023: Building Works, basic rates as on or just before 01.04.2023. Reference only — departments amend rates through correction slips between editions, so verify against the official source before pricing a bid. Items that could not be transcribed unambiguously have been left out rather than guessed.
Browse by chapter
1,170 items across 17 chapters. Each chapter is searchable and sortable.
- Earth Work27
- Mortars10
- Cement Concrete34
- Reinforced Cement Concrete60
- Brick Work79
- Cladding Work38
- Wood & PVC Work291
- Steel Work43
- Finishing Work80
- Repairs to Building74
- Dismantling & Demolishing33
- Aluminium Work & Structural Glazing9
- Water Proofing & Rehabilitation Work9
- Sanitary Installations9
- Water Supply315
- Sewage & Drainage37
- Bamboo & Thatch Roofing Work22
How to use the Tripura Schedule of Rates
The building schedule of rates sets the department's accepted rate for each item of work, and estimates for Tripura government projects are built by mapping a project's Bill of Quantities to these items. Rates here run from ₹0.30 per litre to ₹3,15,042.70 per cum, spanning 17 chapters from earthwork through to finishing trades.
Three things routinely go wrong. Estimators price against a superseded edition, because correction slips are published separately from the main schedule. They pick a nearly-similar item code rather than the exact one, which survives internal review and fails departmental scrutiny. And they miss that a rate is quoted for a different unit than the BOQ uses — a litre rate applied to a cum quantity is a large error that looks reasonable on a spreadsheet.
For the schedules published by every other state, see the Schedule of Rates by state directory, and for how SOR items relate to a tender's BOQ, the guide to SOR vs BOQ.
Pricing a live tender against this schedule
Mapping a tender BOQ to the right SOR items by hand, applying the current cost index, and catching where rates have moved since the base edition is slow and easy to get wrong. Arched's estimation engine reads the tender, maps it to the applicable schedule, and flags where the numbers are exposed before submission.
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