Volume 2 - Part 2 - BoQ - 10 February 2014

BILLS OF QUANTITIES
FOR
NEW NKONKWANA JUNIOR SECONDARY
SCHOOL
AT
WILLOWVALE
FOR
IDC
ARCHITECT
OSMOND LANGE ARCHITECTS
First Floor, Pilot Mill House
The Quarry
EAST LONDON
5201
043 - 721 0033
Tel.
043 - 721 0038
Fax.
E-mail olael@o-l.co.za
Consulting Engineers
EVANS CONSULTING ENGINEERS
043 - 721 3192
Tel.
Fax.
043 - 721 1553
E-mail darryl@evansconsulting.co.za
QUANTITY SURVEYORS
HRN QUANTITY SURVEYORS
Registered Quantity Surveyors
70 Frere Road
Vincent
EAST LONDON
5247
Tel.
Fax.
E-mail
043 - 726 5404

043 - 726 5437
per Notes to Tenderers
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INDEX TO BILLS OF QUANTITIES

Page No
Bill No
SECTION NO. 1: PRELIMINARIES
SECTION NO. 2: BUILDING COMPLEX
28
1 EARTHWORKS (PROVISIONAL)
29
Trade Preambles
29
Supplementary Preambles
29
Excavation Other Than Bulk
30
Carting Away.
31
Earth Filling, Etc.
31
Keeping Excavations Free Of Water
31
Soil Poisoning
32
2 CONCRETE, FORMWORK REINFORCEMENT
34
Trade Preambles
34
34
Unreinforced Concrete Cast Against Excavated Surfaces
35
Unreinforced Concrete
35
Reinforced Concrete Cast Against Excavated Surfaces
35
Reinforced Concrete
35
Test Blocks
36
Finishing Top Surface Of Concrete
36
Rough Formwork (Degree Of Accuracy ii) (Cpap Work Group No 111)
36
Movement Joints, Etc.
36
Reinforcement (Provisional) (Cpap Work Group No 114)
37
3 MASONRY
39
Trade Preambles
39
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Brickwork
39
Brickwork In Foundations (Provisional)
40
Brickwork In Superstructure
40
Brickwork Sundries
41
Face Brickwork Internally
41
Face Brickwork Externally
42
Sundries
42
4 WATERPROOFING
44
Trade Preambles
44
Dampproofing Of Walls And Floors
44
5 ROOF COVERINGS
45
Trade Preambles
45
45
Ribbed Metal Sheeting And Accessories
45
Roof And Wall Lining And Insulation
46
6 CARPENTRY AND JOINERY
48
Trade Preambles
48
48
Eaves, Verges, Etc.
49
Skirtings
50
Framed Doors, Etc.
50
Semi Solid Core Flush Doors
50
Solid Core Flush Doors
51
Framed Frames, Etc.
51
Beads, Architraves, Etc.
51
7 CEILINGS, PARTITIONS, ETC.
53
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Trade Preambles
53
53
Ceiling Construction, Cornices, Etc. (Cpap Work Group No 126)
53
Nailed Up Ceilings (Cpap Work Group No 126)
54
8 FLOOR COVERINGS
56
Trade Preambles
56
Needle Punch Carpet Sheeting And Tiles
56
Skirtings, Nosings, Etc.
56
Floor Coverings
56
Polish, Sealers, Etc.
56
9 IRONMONGERY
57
Trade Preambles
57
57
Hinges, Floor Spring Hinges, Bolts, Panic Bolts, Etc.
57
Locks
57
Bathroom Fittings
58
Sundries
58
Pinning Boards, Writing Boards, Projection Screens, Etc.
58
10 METALWORK
60
Trade Preambles
60
60
Galvanised Welded Screens, Gates, Etc.
60
Galvanized Pressed Steel Door Frames
61
Galvanised Pressed Steel Combination Doors And Frames
62
Aluminium Windows, Doors, Glazed Screens. (Cpap Work Group No 140)
62
Chromadek Roller Doors, Etc.
63
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11 PLASTERING
65
Trade Preambles
65
65
Screeds
65
Granolithic
65
Internal Plaster
66
External Plaster
66
Corner Protectors, Dividing Strips, Etc. (Cpap Work Group No 136)
66
12 TILING
68
Trade Preambles
68
68
Ceramic Wall Tiling
70
Sandstone Floor Tiles
70
13 GLAZING
72
Trade Preambles
72
Glazing To Steel With Putty
72
14 PAINTWORK
73
Trade Preambles
73
73
On Floated Plaster
73
On Plaster Board
74
On Fibre-cement
74
On Metal
75
On Wood, Wood Board
75
SECTION SUMMARY
78
SECTION NO. 3: ADJUSTMENT TO FOLDING DOOR
79
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1 CONCRETE FORMWORK REINFORCEMENT
80
Trade Preambles
80
80
Reinforced Concrete
81
Test Blocks
81
81
Movement Joints. Etc.
81
82
2 MASONRY
84
Trade Preambles
84
Brickwork
84
85
Brickwork Sundries
85
85
87
Trade Preambles
87
87
Skirtings
87
4 FLOOR COVERINGS
88
Trade Preambles
88
Floor Coverings
88
Polish, Sealers, Etc.
88
5 PLASTERING
89
Trade Preambles
89
Screeds
89
Internal Plaster
89
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6 PAINTWORK
90
Trade Preambles
90
90
On Floated Plaster
90
On Wood, Wood Board
91
SECTION SUMMARY
93
SECTION NO. 4: 6 PIT LATRINE
94
95
Trade Preambles
95
95
96
Carting Away
97
Earth Filling, Etc.
97
97
2 CONCRETE FORMWORK REINFORCEMENT
99
Trade Preambles
99
99
100
Reinforced Concrete
100
100
Test Blocks
100
101
101
101
101
3 MASONRY
104
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Trade Preambles
104
104
Brickwork In Foundations (Provisional)
105
105
106
106
Face Brickwork Copings, Sills, Etc.
106
Brickwork Sundries
106
4 WATERPROOFING
108
Trade Preambles
108
108
Joint Sealants, Etc.
108
5 ROOF COVERINGS
109
Trade Preambles
109
109
Roof Coverings, Etc.
109
110
112
Trade Preambles
112
112
Roof Sundries
113
Eaves, Verges, Etc.
113
Framed Doors, Etc.
113
114
Framed Frames, Etc.
114
114
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116
Trade Preambles
116
116
Insulation
116
117
8 IRONMONGERY
119
Trade Preambles
119
119
119
Locks
119
Handles, Flush Pulls, Etc.
119
Bathroom Fittings
120
Sundries
120
9 METALWORK
122
Trade Preambles
122
122
Metalwork
122
122
Aluminium Windows, Doors, Etc. (Cpap Work Group No 149)
122
10 PLASTERING
125
Trade Preambles
125
125
Screeds
125
Internal Plaster
125
External Plaster
125
125
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11 TILING
126
Trade Preambles
126
126
Ceramic Wall Tiling
128
128
12 PAINTWORK
130
Trade Preambles
130
130
Painting
130
On Floated Plaster
130
On Fibre-cement, Etc.
131
On Metal
131
On Wood, Wood Board
131
13 PLUMBING AND DRAINAGE
134
Trade Preambles
134
134
Sanitary Fittings (Cpap Work Group No. 148)
134
Waste Unions, Etc.
134
Traps, Etc.
134
Taps, Valves, Etc.
135
SECTION SUMMARY
137
SECTION NO. 5: 10 PIT LATERINE
138
139
Trade Preambles
139
139
140
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Carting Away.
141
Earth Filling, Etc.
141
141
2 CONCRETE, FORMWORK, REINFORCEMENT
143
Trade Preambles
143
143
Concrete, Formwork & Reinforcement
144
144
Reinforced Concrete
144
144
Test Blocks
144
145
145
145
145
3 MASONRY
148
Trade Preambles
148
148
Brickwork
148
Brickwork In Foundations
149
149
150
150
Brickwork Sundries
150
4 WATERPROOFING
152
Trade Preambles
152
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152
152
5 ROOF COVERINGS
153
Trade Preambles
153
153
Roof Coverings, Etc.
153
154
156
Trade Preambles
156
156
Roof Sundries
157
Eaves, Verges, Etc.
157
Skirtings
157
Framed Doors, Etc.
158
158
Framed Frames, Etc.
158
158
160
Trade Preambles
160
160
Insulation
160
161
8 IRONMONGERY
163
Trade Preambles
163
163
163
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Locks
163
Bathroom Fittings
163
Sundries
164
9 METALWORK
166
Trade Preambles
166
166
Galvanised Welded Screens, Gates, Etc.
166
166
Aluminium Windows, Doors, Etc. (Cpap Work Group No 149)
167
10 PLASTERING
169
Trade Preambles
169
169
Screeds
169
Granolithic
169
Internal Plaster
169
External Plaster
169
170
11 TILING
172
Trade Preambles
172
172
174
12 PAINTWORK
176
Trade Preambles
176
176
On Floated Plaster
176
177
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On Metal
177
On Wood, Wood Board
177
13 PLUMBING AND DRAINAGE
180
Trade Preambles
180
180
180
Taps, Valves, Etc.
180
SECTION SUMMARY
181
SECTION NO. 6: PLUMBING AND DRAINAGE (PROVISIONAL)
182
1 RAINWATER DISPOSAL
183
Trade Preambles
183
183
Rainwater Disposal (Cpap Work Group No 148):
183
2 STORMWATER DRAINAGE
184
Trade Preambles
184
184
Stormwater Channels (Cpap Work Group No 146)
185
Expansion Joints:
186
Joint Sealants, Etc. (Cpap Work Group No 120)
186
Stormwater Drainage (Cpap Work Group No 146)
186
3 SUB-SOIL DRAINAGE
190
Trade Preambles
190
190
Subsoil Drainage (Cpap Work Group No 146)
191
4 SOIL DRAINAGE
193
Trade Preambles
193
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193
Soil Drainage (Cpap Work Group No 146)
194
Testing:
197
5 SANITARY FITTINGS
199
Trade Preambles
199
199
200
Waste Unions, Etc.
200
Traps, Etc.
201
Taps, Valves, Etc.
201
6 SANITARY PLUMBING
203
Trade Preambles
203
203
Sanitary Plumbing (Cpap Work Group No. 148)
203
7 WATER SUPPLY IN GROUND
204
Trade Preambles
204
204
Water Supplies In Ground (Cpap Work Group No. 148)
205
Testing:
207
8 WATER SUPPLY IN BUILDING
209
Trade Preambles
209
209
Water Supplies In Building (Cpap Work Group No. 148)
210
Electric Water Heaters
211
Testing
211
9 FIRE SERVICE
213
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Trade Preambles
213
213
Water Supplies To Fire Appliances (Cpap Work Group No 148)
215
Fire Appliances, Etc.
215
Sundries
216
Testing:
217
10 LAGGING, HOLES, ETC
219
Trade Preambles
219
Lagging (Cpap Work Group No 148)
219
Sleeves (Cpap Work Group No 148)
219
SECTION SUMMARY
220
SECTION NO. 7: EXTERNAL WORKS (PROVISIONAL)
221
1 SITE PREPERATION
222
Trade Preambles
222
Demolitions (Cpap Work Group 104)
222
Site Clearance, Etc. (Cpap Work Group 104)
223
2 BULK EARTHWORKS
225
Trade Preambles
225
225
Site Clearance, Etc. (Cpap Work Group No 104)
225
Bulk Excavation (Cpap Work Group No 104)
226
Earth Filling, Etc.
226
Tests (Cpap Work Group No 104)
227
3 TEMPORARY CLASSROOMS
230
Trade Preambles
230
Demolitions (Cpap Work Group No 104)
230
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Earthworks (Cpap Work Group No 104)
231
Earth Filling, Etc.
231
Surface Preparation:
232
Concrete (Cpap Work Group No 110)
232
Reinforced Concrete
232
232
Test Blocks
232
232
232
Reinforcement (Cpap Work Group No 114)
233
Corrugated Metal Sheeting And Accessories (Cpap Work Group No 124)
233
Carpentry And Joinery (Cpap Work Group No 124)
233
Roof Construction
233
Roof Sundries
234
Framed Doors, Etc.
234
Timber Wall Cladding, Etc. (Cpap Work Group No 124)
234
Ceiling Construction, Cornices, Etc. (Cpap Work Group No 126)
235
Hinges, Floor Spring Hinges, Bolts, Panic Bolts, Etc. (Cpap Work Group No 132)
235
Locks
235
Pinning Boards, Writing Boards, Projection Screens, Etc.
235
Galvanised Steel Windows, Doors, Etc. (Cpap Work Group No 136)
235
Paintwork (Cpap Work Group No 152)
236
236
On Metal
236
On Wood, Wood Board
236
Precast Concrete Block Paving And Road Surfacing (Cpap Work Group No 112)
236
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Stock Fencing And Gates
238
Sundries
238
4 WALKWAYS
240
Trade Preambles
240
240
240
Earth Filling, Etc.
241
241
Soil Poisoning
241
241
Unreinforced Concrete
241
242
Reinforced Concrete
242
242
Test Blocks
242
242
242
242
243
Waterproofing (Cpap Work Group No 120)
243
243
243
Ribbed Metal Sheeting And Accessories (Cpap Work Group No 124)
243
Sheet Metal Flashings, Linings, Coping, Etc. (Cpap Work Group No 148)
244
Carpentry And Joinery (Cpap Work Group No 124)
244
Prefabricated Roof Trusses, Etc.
244
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Roof Construction
244
Eaves, Verges, Etc.
244
Galvanised Steel Columns And Beams (Cpap Work Group No 136)
245
Sundry Galvanized Steelwork
245
Screeds (Cpap Work Group No 142)
245
Sandstone Floor Tiles (Cpap Work Group No 144)
245
Paintwork (Cpap Work Group No 152)
246
246
On Wood
246
Rainwater Disposal (Cpap Work Group No 148):
246
5 PAVINGS, ROADWORK, ETC.
248
Trade Preambles
248
Excavations (Cpap Work Group 104)
248
Bitumen Pavings (Cpap Work Group No 154)
249
Precast Concrete Block Paving And Road Surfacing (Cpap Work Group No 112)
250
Road Marking On Concrete Pavers:
251
Road Signs
251
Budgetary Allowances
251
6 CONCRETE APRONS, ETC.
253
Trade Preambles
253
253
Earth Filling, Etc.
254
254
Soil Poisoning
254
254
254
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Reinforced Concrete
254
255
Test Blocks
255
255
255
255
Waterproofing (Cpap Work Group No 120)
255
255
256
Screeds (Cpap Work Group No 142)
256
Sandstone Floor Tiles (Cpap Work Group No 144)
256
7 RETAINING WALLS, SEATING, ETC.
258
Trade Preambles
258
Excavations (Cpap Work Group No. 104)
258
Earth Filling, Etc.
259
Unreinforced Concrete Cast Against Excavated Surfaces (Cpap Work Group No 110)
259
Smooth Formwork (Degree Of Accuracy ii) (Cpap Work Group No 111)
259
Brickwork In Foundations (Cpap Work Group No 118)
259
260
260
Dampproofing Of Walls And Floors (Cpap Work Group No 120)
261
External Plaster (Cpap Work Group No 142)
261
On Floated Plaster (Cpap Work Group No 152)
261
8 WATER TANKS AND STANDS
263
Trade Preambles
263
263
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Earthworks (Cpap Work Group No. 104)
263
Carting Away.
264
Unreinforced Concrete Cast Against Excavated Surfaces (Cpap Work Group No. 110)
264
Reinforced Concrete Cast Against Excavated Surfaces (Cpap Work Group No. 110)
264
Reinforcement (Cpap Work Group No. 114)
264
Masonry (Cpap Work Group No. 118)
264
265
Plastering (Cpap Work Group No. 142)
265
Water Tanks (Cpap Work Group No 148)
265
9 HIGH RISE WATER TANK
267
Trade Preambles
267
Galvanised Mild Steel Water Supply Pipes (Cpap Work Group No 148)
267
Builders Work To Plumbing Installation (Cpap Work Group No 148)
269
10 FENCING
272
Trade Preambles
272
272
Security Fencing (Cpap Work Group No 136)
272
Site Preperation (Cpap Work Group No 104)
273
Stock Fencing And Gates (Cpap Work Group No 136)
273
Welded Mesh Fencing (Cpap Work Group No 136)
274
Sundries (Cpap Work Group No 136)
276
SECTION SUMMARY
279
SECTION NO. 8: PROVISIONAL SUMS
280
1 BUILDERS WORK (PROVISIONAL)
281
Trade Preambles
281
281
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Builders Work In Connection With Electrical Installation:

2 BUDGETARY AMOUNTS AND BUILDERS WORK
281
284
Budgetary Allowances:
284
3 PROVISIONAL AMOUNTS
285
Selected Sub-contract Works
285
Electrical
286
Mechanical
286
4 CONTINGENCIES, ESCALATION, ETC.
290
Monetary Allowances
290
SECTION SUMMARY
291
ANNEXURES
ANNEXURE A - Site plan, detail drawings and schedules
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SECTION 1
MEANING OF TERMS TENDER / TENDERER
Any reference to the words Tender" or "Tenderer" herein and/or in any other documentation
shall be construed to have the same meaning as the words "Bid" or "Bidder"
PRELIMINARIES
The JBCC Preliminaries Code 2103, May 2005 edition for use with the JBCC Principal
Building Agreement Edition 4.1 Code 2101, March 2005 is taken to be incorporated herein.
The tenderer is deemed to have referred to these documents for the full intent and meaning of
each clause. These clauses are referred to by number and heading only. Where standard
clauses or options are not applicable to the contract such modifications or corrections as are
necessary are given under each relevant clause. Where an item is not relevant to this specific
contract such item is marked "N/A" signifying "Not Applicable".
PRICING OF PRELIMINARIES
Should Option A, as set out in clause B10.3.1 hereinafter be used for the adjustment of
preliminaries then each item priced is to be allocated to one or more of the three categories
Fixed, Value Related or Time Related and the respective amounts entered in the spaces
provided under each item
Items not priced in these Preliminaries shall be deemed to be included elsewhere in these Bills
of Quantities.
SECTION A: JBCC PRINCIPAL BUILDING AGREEMENT
DEFINITIONS
A1.0
DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION

Clause 1.0
Clause 1.1 Definition of Commencement Date is added:
COMMENCEMENT DATE means the date that the agreement, made in terms of the Form
of Offer and Acceptance, comes into effect
Clause 1.1 Definition of Construction Guarantee is amended by replacing it with the
following:
CONSTRUCTION GUARANTEE means a guarantee at call obtained by the contractor from
an institution approved by the employer in terms of the employers construction guarantee
form as selected in the schedule
Clause 1.1 Definition of Construction Period is amended by replacing it with the following:
CONSTRUCTION PERIOD means the period commencing on the commencement date
and ending on the date of practical completion
Clause 1.1 Definition of Corrupt Practice is added:
CORRUPT PRACTICE means the offering, giving, receiving or soliciting of anything of value
to influence the action of a public official in the procurement process or in contract execution.
Clause 1.1 Definition of Fraudulent Practice is added:
FRAUDULENT PRACTICE means a misrepresentation of facts in order to influence a
procurement process or the execution of a contract to the detriment of any tenderer and
includes collusive practice among tenderers (prior to or after the tender submission) designed
to establish tender prices at artificial non-competitive levels and to deprive the tenderer of the
benefits of free and open competition.
Clause 1.1 Definition of "Interest" is amended by replacing it with the following:
SECTION 1: PRELIMINARIES (SECTION A)
Each Item Carried to Collection
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INTEREST means the interest rates applicable on this contract, whether specifically
indicated in the relevant clauses or not, will be the rate as determined by the Minister of
Finance, from time to time, in terms of section 80(1)(b) of the Public Finance Management
Act, 1999 (Act No. 1 of 1999).
Clause 1.1 Definition of Principal Agent is amended by replacing it with the following:
PRINCIPAL AGENT means the person or entity appointed by the employer and named in
the schedule. In the event of a principal agent not being appointed, then all the duties and
obligations of a principal agent as detailed in the agreement shall be fulfilled by a
representative of the employer as named in the schedule
Clause 1.1 Definition of Security is amended by replacing it with the following:
SECURITY means the form of security provided by the employer or contractor, as stated in
the schedule, from which the contractor or employer may recover expense or loss
Clause 1.6 is amended by replacing the words prepaid registered post, telefax or e-mail with
prepaid registered post or telefax
Clause 1.6.4 is amended by replacing it with the following:
No clause
Fixed:____________ Value related:____________ Time related:____________
Item
OBJECTIVE AND PREPARATION
A2.0
OFFER, ACCEPTANCE AND PERFORMANCE

Clause 2.0
Item
A3.0
DOCUMENTS
Clause 3.0
Clause 3.2.1 is amended by replacing 14.1 with 14.0
Clause 3.7 is amended by the addition of the following:
The contractor shall supply and keep a copy of the JBCC Series 2000 Principal Building
Agreement and Preliminaries applicable to this contract on the site, to which the employer,
principal agent and agents shall have access at all times
Clause 3.10 is amended by replacing the second reference to principal agent with the word
employer
Item
A4.0
DESIGN RESPONSIBILITY
Clause 4.0
Clause 4.3 is amended by replacing it with the following:
No clause
Item
A5.0
EMPLOYERS AGENTS
Clause 5.0
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Clause 5.1.2 is amended to include clauses 32.6.3, 34.3, 34.4 and 38.5.8
Item
A6.0
SITE REPRESENTATIVE
Clause 6.0
Item
A7.0
COMPLIANCE WITH REGULATIONS

Clause 7.0
Note: The provisions herein include inter alia, compliance with all the requirements set out in
the Construction Regulations, 2003 issued under the Occupational Health and Safety Act,
1993 (Act No 85 of 1993), and in particular with Regulation 5(1) requiring the compilation of a
health and safety plan, as well as Regulation 6(1) requiring the appointment of a construction
supervisor
See also clause C10 of Section C Specific Preliminaries
Item
A8.0
WORKS RISK
Clause 8.0
Item
A9.0
INDEMNITIES
Clause 9.0
A10.0

Item
WORKS INSURANCES
Clause 10.0
Clause 10.0 is amended by the addition of the following clauses:
10.5 Damage to the Works
(a) Without in any way limiting the contractors obligations in terms of the contract, the
contractor shall bear the full risk of damage to and/or destruction of the works by
whatever cause during construction of the works and hereby indemnifies and holds
harmless the employer against any such damage. The contractor shall take such
precautions and security measures and other steps for the protection and security of the
works as the contractor may deem necessary
(b) The contractor shall at all times proceed immediately to remove or dispose of any debris
arising from damage to or destruction of the works and to rebuild, restore, replace and/or
repair the works
(c) The employer shall carry the risk of damage to or destruction of the works and material
paid for by the employer that is the result of the excepted risks as set out in 10.6
(d) Where the employer bears the risk in terms of this contract, the contractor shall, if
requested to do so, reinstate any damage or destroyed portions of the works and the costs
of such reinstatement shall be measured and valued in terms of 32.0 hereof
10.6 Injury to Persons or loss of or damage to Properties
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(a) The contractor shall be liable for and hereby indemnifies the employer against any
liability, loss, claim or proceeding whether arising in common law or by statute, consequent
upon personal injuries to or the death of any person whomsoever arising out of or in the
course of or caused by the execution of the works unless due to any act or negligence of
any person for whose actions the employer is legally liable
(b) The contractor shall be liable for and hereby indemnifies the employer against any
liability, loss, claim or proceeding consequent upon loss of or damage to any moveable or
immovable or personal property or property contiguous to the site, whether belonging to or
under the control of the employer or any other body or person, arising out of or in the
course of or by reason of the execution of the works unless due to any act or negligence of
any person for whose actions the employer is legally liable
(c) The contractor shall, upon receiving a contract instruction from the principal agent,
cause the same to be made good in a perfect and workmanlike manner at his own cost and
in default thereof the employer shall be entitled to cause it to be made good and to
recover the cost thereof from the contractor or to deduct the same from amounts due to
the contractor
(d) The contractor shall be responsible for the protection and safety of such portions of the
premises placed under his control by the employer for the purpose of executing the works
until the issue of the certificate of practical completion
(e) Where the execution of the works involves the risk of removal of or interference with
support to adjoining properties including land or structures or any structures to be altered or
added to, the contractor shall obtain adequate insurance and will remain adequately
insured or insured to the specific limit stated in the contract against the death of or injury to
persons or damage to such property consequent on such removal or interference with the
support until such portion of the works has been completed
(f) The contractor shall at all times proceed immediately at his own cost to remove or dispose
of any debris and to rebuild, restore, replace and/or repair such property and to execute the
works
10.7 High risk insurance
In the event of the project being executed in a geological area classified as a High Risk Area,
that is an area which is subject to highly unstable subsurface conditions that might result in
catastrophic ground movement evident by sinkhole or doline formation the following will apply:
10.7.1 Damage to the works
The contractor shall, from the commencement date of the works until the date of the
certificate of practical completion bear the full risk of and hereby indemnifies and holds
harmless the employer against any damage to and/or destruction of the works consequent
upon a catastrophic ground movement as mentioned above. The contractor shall take such
precautions and security measures and other steps for the protection of the works as he may
deem necessary
When so instructed to do so by the principal agent, the contractor shall proceed immediately
to remove and/or dispose of any debris arising from damage to or destruction of the works
and to rebuild, restore, replace and/or repair the works, at the contractors own costs
10.7.2 Injury to persons or loss of or damage to property
The contractor shall be liable for and hereby indemnifies and holds harmless the employer
against any liability, loss, claim or proceeding arising at any time during the period of the
contract whether arising in common law or by statute, consequent upon personal injuries to or
the death of any person whomsoever resulting from, arising out of or caused by a catastrophic
ground movement as mentioned above
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The contractor shall be liable for and hereby indemnifies the employer against any and all
liability, loss, claim or proceeding consequent upon loss of or damage to any moveable or
immovable or personal property or property contiguous to the site, whether belonging to or
under the control of the employer or any other body or person whomsoever arising out of or
caused by a catastrophic ground movement, as mentioned above, which occurred during the
period of the contract
10.7.3 It is the responsibility of the contractor to ensure that he has adequate insurance to
cover his risk and liability as mentioned in 10.7.1 and 10.7.2. Without limiting the contractors
obligations in terms of the contract, the contractor shall, within twenty-one (21) calendar
days of the commencement date but before commencement of the works, submit to the
employer proof of such insurance policy, if requested to do so
10.7.4 The employer shall be entitled to recover any and all losses and/or damages of
whatever nature suffered or incurred consequent upon the contractors default of his
obligations as set out in 10.7.1; 10.7.2 and 10.7.3. Such losses or damages may be recovered
from the contractor or by deducting the same from any amounts still due under this contract
or under any other contract presently or hereafter existing between the employer and the
contractor and for this purpose all these contracts shall be considered one indivisible whole
Item
A11.0
LIABILITY INSURANCES
Clause 11.0
A12.0

Item
EFFECTING INSURANCES
Clause 12.0
Item
A13.0
No Clause
A14.0
SECURITY
Clause 14.0
Clauses 14.1 - 14.8 are amended by replacing them with the following:
14.1 In respect of contracts with a contract sum up to R1 million, the security to be provided
by the contractor to the employer will be a payment reduction of five per cent (5%) of the
value certified in the payment certificate (excluding VAT)
14.1.1 The payment reduction of the value certified in a payment certificate shall be mutatis
mutandi in terms of 31.8(A)
14.1.2 The employer shall be entitled to recover expense and loss from the payment
reduction in terms of 33.0 provided that the employer complies with the provisions of 33.4 in
which event the employers entitlement shall take precedence over his obligations to refund
the payment reduction security or portions thereof to the contractor
14.2 In respect of contracts with a contract sum above R1 million, the contractor shall have
the right to select the security to be provided in terms of 14.3, 14.4, 14.5, 14.6, or 14.7 as
stated in the schedule. Such security shall be provided to the employer within twenty-one
(21) calendar days from commencement date. Should the contractor fail to select the
security to be provided or should the contractor fail to provide the employer with the
selected security within twenty-one (21) calendar days from commencement date, the
security in terms of 14.7 shall be deemed to have been selected.
14.3 Where security as a cash deposit of ten per cent (10%) of the contract sum (excluding
VAT) has been selected:
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14.3.1 The contractor shall furnish the employer with a cash deposit equal in value to ten
per cent (10%) of the contract sum (excluding VAT) within twenty-one (21) calendar days
from commencement date
14.3.2 Within twenty-one (21) calendar days of the date of practical completion of the
works the employer shall reduce the cash deposit to an amount equal to three per cent (3%)
of the contract value (excluding VAT), and refund the balance to the contractor
14.3.3 Within twenty-one (21) calendar days of the date of final completion of the works
the employer shall reduce the cash deposit to an amount equal to one per cent (1%) of the
contract value (excluding VAT) and refund the balance to the contractor
14.3.4 On the date of payment of the amount in the final payment certificate, the
employer shall refund the remainder of the cash deposit to the contractor
14.3.5 The employer shall be entitled to recover expense and loss from the cash deposit in
terms of 33.0 provided that the employer complies with the provisions of 33.4 in which event
the employers entitlement shall take precedence over his obligations to refund the cash
deposit security or portions thereof to the contractor
14.3.6 The parties expressly agree that neither the employer nor the contractor shall be
entitled to cede the rights to the deposit to any third party
14.4 Where security as a variable construction guarantee of ten percent (10%) of the N/A
contract sum (excluding VAT) has been selected:
14.4.1 The contractor shall furnish the employer with an acceptable variable N/A
construction guarantee equal in value to ten per cent (10%) of the contract sum (excluding
VAT) within twenty-one (21) calendar days from commencement date
14.4.2 The variable construction guarantee shall reduce and expire in terms of the Variable N/A
Construction Guarantee form included in the invitation to tender
14.4.3 The employer shall return the variable construction guarantee to the contractor N/A
within fourteen (14) calendar days of it expiring
14.4.4 Where the employer has a right of recovery against the contractor in terms of 33.0, N/A
the employer shall issue a written demand in terms of the variable construction guarantee
14.5 Where security as a fixed construction guarantee of five per cent (5%) of the
contract sum (excluding VAT) and a five per cent (5%) payment reduction of the value
certified in the payment certificate (excluding VAT) has been selected:
14.5.1 The contractor shall furnish a fixed construction guarantee to the employer equal
in value to five per cent (5%) of the contract sum (excluding VAT)
14.5.2 The fixed construction guarantee shall come into force on the date of issue and shall
expire on the date of practical completion
14.5.3 The employer shall return the fixed construction guarantee to the contractor within
fourteen (14) calendar days of it expiring
14.5.4 The payment reduction of the value certified in a payment certificate shall be in terms
of 31.8 (A) and 34.8
14.5.5 Where the employer has a right of recovery against the contractor in terms of 33.0,
the employer shall be entitled to issue a written demand in terms of the fixed construction
guarantee or may recover from the payment reduction or may do both
14.6 Where security as a cash deposit of five per cent (5%) of the contract sum (excluding
VAT) and a payment reduction of five per cent (5%) of the value certified in the payment
certificate (excluding VAT) has been selected:
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14.6.1 The contractor shall furnish the employer with a cash deposit equal in value to five
per cent (5%) of the contract sum (excluding VAT) within twenty-one (21) calendar days
from commencement date
14.6.2 Within twenty-one (21) calendar days of the date of practical completion of the
works the employer shall refund the cash deposit in total to the contractor
mutandi in terms of 31.8(A)
14.6.4 Where the employer has a right of recovery against the contractor in terms of 33.0,
the employer may issue a written notice in terms of 33.4 or may recover from the payment
reduction or may do both
14.7 Where security as a payment reduction of ten per cent (10%) of the value certified in
the payment certificate (excluding VAT) has been selected:
mutandi in terms of 31.8(B)
14.7.2 The employer shall be entitled to recover expense and loss from the payment
reduction in terms of 33.0 provided that the employer complies with the provisions of 33.4 in
which event the employers entitlement shall take precedence over his obligations to refund
the payment reduction or portions thereof to the contractor
14.8 Payments made by the guarantor to the employer in terms of the fixed or variable
construction guarantee shall not prejudice the rights of the employer or contractor in terms
of this agreement
14.9 Should the contractor fail to furnish the security in terms of 14.2, the employer, in his
sole discretion and without notification to the contractor, is entitled to change the
contractors selected form of security to that of a ten per cent (10%) payment reduction of
the value certified in the payment certificate (excluding VAT), whereafter 14.7 shall be
applicable
Item
EXECUTION
A15.0
PREPARATION FOR AND EXECUTION OF THE WORKS

Clause 15.0
Clause 15.1.1 is amended by replacing it with:
No clause
The security selected in terms of 14.0
Clause 15.1 is amended by the addition of the following clause:
15.1.4 An acceptable health and safety plan, required in terms of the Occupational Health and
Safety Act, 1993 (Act 85 of 1993), within twenty-one (21) calendar days of commencement
date
Clause 15.2.1 is amended by replacing it with the following clause:
Give the contractor possession of the site within ten (10) working days of the contractor
complying with the terms of 15.1.4
Item
A16.0
ACCESS TO THE WORKS
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Clause 16.0
Item
A17.0
CONTRACT INSTRUCTIONS
Clause 17.0
Clause 17.1.11 is amended by deleting the words and the appointment of nominated and
selected subcontractors
Item
A18.0
SETTING OUT OF THE WORKS

Clause 18.0
Item
A19.0
ASSIGNMENT
Clause 19.0
Item
A20.0
NOMINATED SUBCONTRACTORS
Clause 20.0
Clause 20.1.3 is amended by replacing it with the following:
No clause
Note: See item B9.1 hereinafter for adjustment of attendance on nominated subcontractors
executing work allowed for under provisional sums
Item
A21.0
SELECTED SUBCONTRACTORS
Clause 21.0
Clause 21 is amended by replacing it with:
No clause
Item
A22.0
EMPLOYERS DIRECT CONTRACTORS

Clause 22.0
Item
A23.0
CONTRACTORS DOMESTIC SUBCONTRACTORS
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Clause 23.0
Item
COMPLETION
A24.0
PRACTICAL COMPLETION
Clause 24.0
A25.0

Item
WORKS COMPLETION
Clause 25.0
Item
A26.0
FINAL COMPLETION
Clause 26.0
Clause 26.1.2 is amended by inserting # next to 26.1.2
Item
A27.0
LATENT DEFECTS LIABILITY PERIOD

Clause 27.0
A28.0

Item
SECTIONAL COMPLETION
Clause 28.0
Item
A29.0
REVISION OF DATE FOR PRACTICAL COMPLETION

Clause 29.0
No clause
Item
A30.0
PENALTY FOR NON-COMPLETION

Clause 30.0
Item
PAYMENT
A31.0
INTERIM PAYMENT TO THE CONTRACTOR

Clause 31.0
Clause 31.5.2 is amended by replacing 14.7.1 with 14.0
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Clause 31.8 is amended by replacing it with the following two alternative clauses:
Alternative A
31.8(A) Where a security is selected in terms of 14.1; 14.5 or 14.6, the value of the works in
terms of 31.4.1 and materials and goods in terms of 31.4.2 shall be certified in full. The
value certified shall be subject to the following percentage adjustments:
31.8(A).1 Ninety-five per cent (95%) of such value in interim payment certificates issued up
to the date of practical completion
31.8(A).2 Ninety-seven per cent (97%) of such value in interim payment certificates issued
on the date of practical completion and up to but excluding the date of final completion
31.8(A).3 Ninety-nine per cent (99%) of such value in interim payment certificates issued on
the date of final completion and up to but excluding the final payment certificate in terms of
34.6
31.8(A).4 One hundred per cent (100%) of such value in the final payment certificate in
terms of 34.6 except where the amount certified is in favour of the employer. In such an event
the payment reduction shall remain at the adjustment level applicable to the final payment
certificate
Alternative B
31.8(B) Where security as a payment reduction in terms of 14.7 has been selected, the value
of the works in terms of 31.4.1 and materials and goods in terms of 31.4.2 shall be certified
in full. The value certified shall be subject to the following percentage adjustments:
31.8(B).1 Ninety per cent (90%) of such value in interim payment certificates issued up to
the date of practical completion
31.8(B).2 Ninety-seven per cent (97%) of such value in interim payment certificates issued
on the date of practical completion and up to but excluding the date of final completion
31.8(B).3 Ninety-nine per cent (99%) of such value in interim payment certificates issued on
the date of final completion and up to but excluding the final payment certificate in terms of
34.6
31.8(B).4 One hundred per cent (100%) of such value in the final payment certificate in terms
of 34.6 except where the amount certified is in favour of the employer. In such an event the
payment reduction shall remain at the adjustment level applicable to the final payment
certificate
Clause 31.12 is amended by deleting the following:
Payment shall be subject to the employer giving the contractor a tax invoice for the amount
due
Item
A32.0
ADJUSTMENT TO THE CONTRACT VALUE
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Clause 32.0
Clauses 32.5.1, 32.5.4 and 32.5.7 are amended by the addition of the following at the end of
the sentence:
"due to no fault of the contractor"
Item
A33.0
RECOVERY OF EXPENSE AND LOSS

Clause 33.0
Item
A34.0
FINAL ACCOUNT AND FINAL PAYMENT

Clause 34.0
Clause 34.1 is amended by removing # next to 34.1
Clause 34.2 is amended by inserting # next to 34.2
Clause 34.8 is amended by deleting the words where security as a fixed construction
guarantee in terms of 14.4 has been selected or where payment reduction has been applied in
terms of 14.7.1
Clause 34.13 is amended by replacing seven (7) calendar days with twenty-one (21)
calendar days and deleting the words subject to the employer giving the contractor a tax
invoice for the amount due
Item
A35.0
PAYMENT TO OTHER PARTIES

Clause 35.0
Item
CANCELLATION
A36.0
CANCELLATION BY EMPLOYER CONTRACTORS DEFAULT

Clause 36.0
Clause 36.1 is amended by the addition of the following clauses:
36.1.3 refuses or neglects to comply strictly with any of the conditions of contract
36.1.4 estate being sequestrated, liquidated or surrendered in terms of the insolvency laws in
force within the Republic of South Africa
36.1.5 in the judgement of the employer, has engaged in corrupt or fraudulent practices in
competing for or in executing the contract
Clause 36.3 is amended by removing the reference to No clause and replacing the words
principal agent with employer
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36.7 Notwithstanding any clause to the contrary, on cancellation of this agreement either by
the employer or the contractor; or for any reason whatsoever, the contractor shall on written
instruction, discontinue with the works on a date stated and withdraw himself from the site.
The contractor shall not be entitled to refuse to withdraw from the works on the grounds of
any lien or right of retention or on the grounds of any other right whatsoever
Item
A37.0
CANCELLATION BY EMPLOYER LOSS AND DAMAGE

Clause 37.0
Clause 37.3.5 is amended by replacing ninety (90) with one-hundred and twenty (120)
Item
A38.0
CANCELLATION BY CONTRACTOR EMPLOYERS DEFAULT

Clause 38.0
Clause 38.5.4 is amended by replacing ninety (90) with one-hundred and twenty (120)
A39.0

Item
CANCELLATION CESSATION OF THE WORKS
Clause 39.0
Clause 39.3.5 is amended by the addition of the following at the end of the sentence: within
one hundred and twenty (120) working days of completion of such a report
Item
DISPUTE
A40.0
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT
Clause 40.0
Clause 40.2.2 is amended by replacing one (1) year with three (3) years
Clause 40.6 is amended by removing the reference to:
No clause
Clause 40.7.1 is amended by replacing (10) with (15) and by the addition of the following:
Whether or not mediation resolves the dispute, the parties shall bear their own cost concerning
the mediation and equally share the costs of the mediator and related costs
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Item
SUBSTITUTE PROVISIONS
A41.0
STATE CLAUSES
Clause 41.0
Item
CONTRACT VARIABLES
THE SCHEDULE (C1.2: CONTRACT DATA)
A42.0
PRE-TENDER INFORMATION
Clause 42.0
Tenderers are referred to the document C1.2: Contract Data for variables pertaining to this
contract
Item
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SECTION B: JBCC PRELIMINARIES
B1.0
DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION
B1.1
Definitions and interpretation

See also clause A1.0 of Section A for additional and/or amended definitions which shall apply
equally to this Section
Item
B2.0
DOCUMENTS
B2.1
Checking of documents
Item
B2.2
Provisional bills of quantities

Item
B2.3
Availability of construction documentation

Item
B2.4
Interests of agents
Item
B2.5
Priced documents
Item
B2.6
Tender submission
Clause 2.6 is amended by replacing JBCC Form of Tender with Form of Offer and
Acceptance (C1.1)
Item
B3.0
THE SITE
B3.1
Defined works area

Item
B3.2
Geotechnical investigation
Item
B3.3
Inspection of the site

Tenderers shall complete the Site Inspection Certificate (T2.2k) included in the tender
documents and return the same with the tender submission.
SECTION 1: PRELIMINARIES (SECTION B)
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Item
B3.4
Existing premises occupied

Item
B3.5
Previous work dimensional accuracy

Item
B3.6
Previous work defects

Item
B3.7
Services known
Item
B3.8
Services unknown
Item
B3.9
Protection of trees
Item
B3.10
Articles of value
Item
B3.11
Inspection of adjoining properties

Item
B4.0
MANAGEMENT OF CONTRACT
B4.1
Management of the works

Item
B4.2
Programme for the works

Item
B4.3
Progress meetings
Item
B4.4
Technical meetings
Item
B4.5
Labour and plant records
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Item
B5.0
SAMPLES, SHOP DRAWINGS AND MANUFACTURERS INSTRUCTIONS
B5.1
Samples of materials
Item
B5.2
Workmanship samples
Item
B5.3
Shop drawings
Item
B5.4
Compliance with manufacturers instructions

Item
B6.0
TEMPORARY WORKS AND PLANT
B6.1
Deposits and fees

Item
B6.2
Enclosure of the works

Item
B6.3
Advertising
Item
B6.4
Plant, equipment, sheds and offices

Item
B6.5
Main notice board

Item
Subcontractors notice board
Item
B7.0
TEMPORARY SERVICES
B7.1
Location
Item
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B7.2
Water
Item
B7.3
Electricity
Item
B7.4
Telecommunication facilities
Item
B7.5
Ablution facilities
Item
B8.0
PRIME COST AMOUNTS
B8.1
Responsibility for prime cost amounts

Item
B9.0
ATTENDANCE ON N/S SUBCONTRACTORS
B9.1
General attendance
Item
B9.2
Special attendance
Item
B9.3
Commissioning fuel, water and electricity

Item
B10.0
FINANCIAL ASPECTS
B10.1
Statutory taxes, duties and levies

Item
B10.2
Payment for preliminaries

Item
B10.3
Adjustment of preliminaries
Clauses B10.3.1 and B10.3.2 are amended by replacing within fifteen (15) working days of
taking possession of the site with in his priced bills of quantities / lump sum document
submitted with his tender offer
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Item
B10.4
Payment certificate cash flow

Item
B11.0
GENERAL
B11.1
Protection of the works

Item
B11.2
Protection / isolation of existing / sectionally occupied works

Item
B11.3
Security of the works

Item
B11.4
Notice before covering work

Item
B11.5
Disturbance
Item
B11.6
Environmental disturbance
Item
B11.7
Works cleaning and clearing

Item
B11.8
Vermin
Item
B11.9
Overhand work
Item
B11.10
Instruction manuals and guarantees

Item
B11.11
As built information
Item
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B11.12
Tenant installations
Item
B12.0
SCHEDULE OF VARIABLES
B12.1
Pre-tender information
Item
This schedule contains all variables referred to in this document and is divided into pre-tender
and post-tender categories. The pre-tender category must be completed in full and included in
the tender documents. Both the pre-tender and post-tender categories form part of these
Preliminaries.
Spaces requiring information must be filled in, shown as not applicable or deleted and not left
blank. Where choices are offered, the non-applicable items are to be deleted. Where
insufficient space is provided the information should be annexed hereto and cross-referenced
to the applicable clause of the schedule. Key cross reference clauses are italicised in [ ]
brackets
12.1
12.1.1
[2.2]
PRE-TENDER INFORMATION
Provisional bills of quantities
The quantities are provisional
(yes/no)
no
12.1.2
[2.3]

Construction documentation is complete
(yes/no)
yes
12.1.3
[2.4]
Interests of agents
Details:
12.1.4
[3.1]
Defined works area

Details:
12.1.5
[3.2]
Details:
12.1.6
[3.4]

Specific requirements:
12.1.7
[3.5]

Details:
12.1.8
[3.6]
Previous work - defects

Details:
12.19.
[3.7]
Services - known
Details:
12.1.10
[3.9]
Protection of trees
12.1.11
[3.11]

12.1.12
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[6.2]
12.1.13
[6.4.3]
Offices
The contractor shall provide, maintain and remove on completion of the works an
office for the exclusive use of the principal agent, minimum size 4 x 3 x 3m high
internally, suitably insulated and ventilated, provided with electric lighting and fitted
with boarded floor, desk, chair, drawing stool, drawing board and lock-up drawers
for drawings. The office shall be kept clean and fit for use at all times.
12.1.14
[6.5]
Main notice board

The contractor shall provide, erect where directed, maintain and remove on
completion of the works a notice board size 3 x 3m as type Drawing GEN 063,
constructed of suitable boarding with flat smooth surface and with edging bead
19mm thick round outer edges and projecting 12mm from face of boarding and
rounded on front edge. The board shall be securely fixed to hoarding, where
hoarding is provided, or fixed to and including a suitable supporting structure of
timber or tubular posts and braces. The board is to be painted ivory white and the
bead and 12mm wide dividing lines dark green. All wording shall be inscribed in
dark green as per the coat of arms for SA. All wording shall be inscribed in dark
green painted sans serif lettering.
12.1.15
[6.6]

(yes/no)
no
12.1.16
[7.2]
Water
Option A (by contractor)
(yes/no)
yes
Option B (by employer - free of charge)
(yes/no)
no
Option C (by employer - metered)
(yes/no)
no
Electricity
(yes/no)
yes
Option B (by employer - free of charge)
(yes/no)
no
Option C (by employer - metered)
(yes/no)
no
Telecommunications
Telephone
(yes/no)
yes
Facsimile
(yes/no)
no
E-mail
(yes/no)
no
Ablution facilities
(yes/no)
yes
Option B (by employer)
(yes/no)
no
12.1.20
[11.2]
Protection of existing/sectionally occupied works

Protection is required
(yes/no)
yes
12.1.21
[9.2]
Special attendance
Subcontractor (1) details:
12.1.17
[7.3]
12.1.18
[7.4]
12.1.19
[7.5]

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12.1.22
[11.1]

12.1.23
[11.5]
Disturbance
The contractor shall keep the site, structures, etc well watered during operations to
prevent dust and shall provide and erect and remove on completion of the works
all necessary temporary dust screens all to the satisfaction of the principal agent
12.1.24
[11.6]
12.2
12.2.1
POST-TENDER INFORMATION
Payment of preliminaries
[10.2]
Option A (prorated)
(yes/no)
Yes
Option B (calculated)
(yes/no)
No
Option A (three categories)
(yes/no)
Yes
Option B (detailed breakdown)
(yes/no)
No
12.2.2
[10.3]
12.2.3
Additional agreed preliminaries items

Details:
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SECTION C: SPECIFIC PRELIMINARIES
Section C contains specific preliminary items which apply to this contract except where N/A
(Not Applicable) appears against an item
C1
CONTRACT DRAWINGS
* Select relevant paragraph and delete whichever is not applicable depending on whether the
contract is based on a bills of quantities or lump sum document
* The drawings issued with the tender documents do not comprise the complete set but serve
as a guide only for tendering purposes and for indicating the scope of the work to enable the
tenderer to acquaint himself with the nature and extent of the works and the manner in which
they are to be executed
* A full set of drawings is issued with the tender documents indicating the full scope of the
work to enable the tenderer to acquaint himself with the nature and extent of the works and
the manner in which they are to be executed
Should any part of the drawings not be clearly understood by the tenderer he shall, before
submitting his tender, obtain clarification in writing from the principal agent
Fixed: ____________ Value related:____________ Time related:____________
Item
C2
GENERAL PREAMBLES
The document Model Preambles for Trades (1995 edition) is obtainable on request from
Principal Agent, and shall be read in conjunction with the bills of quantities / lump sum
document and be referred to for the full descriptions of work to be done and materials to be
used
Item
C3
TRADE NAMES
Wherever a trade name for any product has been described in the bills of quantities / lump
sum document, the tenderers attention is drawn to the fact that any other product of equal
quality may be used subject to the written approval of the principal agent being obtained prior
to the closing date for submission of tenders
If prior written approval for an alternative product is not obtained, the product described shall
be deemed to have been tendered for
Item
C4
IMPORTED MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT

Where imported items are listed in the tender documents, the tenderer shall provide all the
information called for, failing which the price of any such item, materials or equipment shall be
excluded from currency fluctuations. (refer to Schedule of Imported Materials and Equipment
(T2.2q) to be completed by tenderer)
Notwithstanding any provisions elsewhere regarding the adjustment of contract prices, the
price of any item, material or equipment listed in terms of this clause shall be excluded from
the Contract Price Adjustment Provisions (if applicable)
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C5
VIEWING THE SITE IN SECURITY AREAS

The site is situated in a security area and the tenderer must arrange with the unit commander
or other responsible officer to obtain permission to enter the site for tendering purposes
Item
C6
COMMENCEMENT OF WORKS IN SECURITY AREAS

As the works falls within a security area the contractor must give the unit commander or
other responsible officer notice before commencement of the works. Should the contractor
fail to make such arrangements, admission to the site may be refused and any additional
costs will be for the contractors account
Item
C7
ENTRANCE PERMITS TO SECURITY AREAS

As the works falls within a security area the contractor shall obtain entrance permits for his
personnel and workmen entering the area and shall comply with all regulations and
instructions which may be issued from time to time regarding the protection of persons and
property under the control of the Defence Force, Police or chief security officer
Item
C8
SECURITY CHECK OF PERSONNEL

The principal agent may require the contractor to have his personnel and workmen, or a
certain number of them, security classified
In the event of the principal agent requesting the removal of a person or persons from the
works for security reasons, the contractor shall do so forthwith and shall thereafter ensure
that such person or persons are denied access to the works and the site and/or to any
document or information relating to the works
Fixed:____________ Value related:_____________ Time related:____________
Item
C9
PROHIBITION ON TAKING OF PHOTOGRAPHS

In terms of article 119 of the Defence Act, 44 of 1957, it is prohibited to sketch or to take
photographs of any military site or installation or any building or civil works thereon or to be in
possession of a camera or other apparatus used for taking of photographs except when
authorized thereto by or on behalf of the Minister
The same prohibition is also applicable to all correctional institutions in terms of article 44.1(e)
of the Correctional Services Act 8 of 1959
Fixed:_____________ Value related:____________ Time related:______________
Item
C10
HIV/AIDS AWARENESS
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It is required of the contractor to thoroughly study the HIV/AIDS Specification (PW 1544) of
the Department that must be read together with and is deemed to be incorporated under this
Section of the bills of quantities / lump sum document. Provision for pricing of HIV/AIDS
awareness is made under items C10.1 to C10.5 hereafter and it is explicitly pointed out that all
requirements of the aforementioned specification are deemed to be priced hereunder, as the
said items represent the only method of measurement and no additional items or extras to the
contract in this regard shall be entertained
The contractor must take note that compliance with the HIV/AIDS Specification is
compulsory.
In the event of partial or total non-compliance, the principal agent,
notwithstanding the provisions of Clause A 31 of Section 1: Preliminaries (Section A) or any
other clause to the contrary, reserves the right to delay issuing any progress payment
certificate until the contractor provides satisfactory proof of compliance. The contractor
shall not be entitled to any compensation of whatsoever nature, including interest, due to such
delay of payment
C10.1
AWARENESS CHAMPION
Selection, appointment, briefing and making available of an Awareness Champion including
provision of all relevant services, all in accordance with the HIV/AIDS Specification
Item
C10.2
AWARENESS WORKSHOPS
Selection and appointment of a competent Service Provider approved by the principal agent,
provision of a Service Provider Workshop Plan and a suitable venue, conducting of
awareness workshops by means of traditional and/or modern multi-media techniques,
including follow-up courses, making available all tuition material and performing assessment
procedures, all in accordance with the HIV/AIDS Specification
Item
C10.3
POSTERS, BOOKLETS, VIDEOS, ETC.

Provision, displaying, maintaining and replacing when necessary of four plastic laminated
posters, booklets and educational videos, etc. for the duration of the construction period, all
in accordance with the HIV/AIDS Specification
Item
C10.4
ACCESS TO CONDOMS
Provision and maintenance of condom dispensers fixed in position, including male and female
condoms, replenishing male and female condoms on a daily basis as required for the duration
of the construction period, all in accordance with the HIV/AIDS Specification
Item
C10.5
MONITORING
Monitoring HIV/AIDS awareness of workers, providing the principal agent with access to
information including making available all reports, thoroughly completed and reflecting the
correct information, for the duration of the construction period and close out, all in
accordance with the HIV/AIDS Specification
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PRELIMINARIES
COLLECTION
AMOUNT
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SECTION A: JBCC PRINCIPAL BUILDING AGREEMENT
Definitions
A1.0
Objective and Preparation

A2.0
Offer, acceptance and performance
A3.0
Documents
A4.0
Design responsibility
A5.0
Employers agents
A6.0
Site representative
A7.0
Compliance with regulations
A8.0
Works risk
A9.0
Indemnities
A10.0
Works Insurances
A11.0
Liability insurances
A12.0
Effecting insurances
A13.0
No clause
A14.0
Security
Execution
A15.0
Preparation for and execution of the works
A16.0
Access to the works
A17.0
Contract instructions
A18.0
Setting out of the works
A19.0
Assignment
A20.0
Nominated subcontractors
A21.0
Selected subcontractors
A22.0
Employers direct contractors
A23.0
Contractors domestic subcontractors
Completion
A24.0
Practical completion
A25.0
Works completion
A26.0
Final completion
A27.0
Latent defects liability period
A28.0
Sectional completion
A29.0
Revision of date for practical completion
A30.0
Penalty for non-completion
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Payment
A31.0
Interim payment to the contractor
A32.0
Adjustment to the contract value
10
A33.0
Recovery of expense and loss
10
A34.0
Final account and final payment
10
A35.0
Payment to other parties
11
Cancellation
A36.0
Cancellation by employer contractors default
11
A37.0
Cancellation by employer loss and damage
11
A38.0
Cancellation by contractor employers default
11
A39.0
Cancellation cessation of the works
12
Dispute
A40.0
Dispute settlement
12
Substitute Provisions
A41.0
State clauses
12
Contract Variables
A42.0
12
SECTION B: JBCC PRELIMINARIES

B1.0
B1.1
Definitions and interpretations
B2.0
Documents
B2.1
Checking of documents
13
B2.2
Provisional Bills of Quantities
13
B2.3
13
B2.4
Interests of agents
13
B2.5
Priced documents
13
B2.6
Tender submission
13
B3.0
The Site
B3.1
Defined works area
13
B3.2
13
B3.3
Inspection of the site
13
B3.4
14
B3.5
14
B3.6
Previous work defects
14
B3.7
Services known
14
B3.8
Services unknown
14
B3.9
Protection of trees
14
B3.10
Articles of value
14
B3.11
14
B4.0
Management of contract
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Management of the works
14
Carried forward R
Brought forward
B4.2
Programme for the works
14
B4.3
Progress meetings
14
B4.4
Technical meetings
14
B4.5
Labour and plant records
14
B5.0
Samples, shop drawings and manufacturers instructions
B5.1
Samples of materials
15
B5.2
Workmanship samples
15
B5.3
Shop drawings
15
B5.4
Compliance with manufacturers instructions
15
B6.0
Temporary works and plant
B6.1
Deposits and fees
15
B6.2
15
B6.3
Advertising
15
B6.4
Plant, equipment, sheds and offices
15
B6.5
Main notice board
15
B6.6
15
B7.0
Temporary services
B7.1
Location
15
B7.2
Water
15
B7.3
Electricity
16
B7.4
Telecommunication facilities
16
B7.5
Ablution facilities
16
B8.0
Prime cost amounts
B8.1
Responsibility for prime cost amounts
B9.0
Attendance on N/S subcontractors
B9.1
General attendance
16
B9.2
Special attendance
16
B9.3
Commissioning fuel, water and electricity
16
B10
Financial aspects
B10.1
Statutory taxes, duties and levies
16
B10.2
Payment for preliminaries
16
B10.3
16
B10.4
Payment certificate cash flow
16
B11.0
General
B11.1
17
B11.2
Protection / isolation of existing / sectionally occupied works
17
B11.3
Security of the works
17
B11.4
Notice before covering work
17
B11.5
Disturbance
17
B11.6
17
16
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Works cleaning and clearing
17
Carried forward R
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B11.8
Vermin
17
B11.9
Overhand work
17
B11.10
Instruction manuals and guarantees
17
B11.11
As built information
17
B11.12
Tenant installations
17
B12.0
Schedule of Variables
B12.1
17
SECTION C: SPECIFIC PRELIMINARIES

C1
Contract drawings
21
C2
General preambles
21
C3
Trade names
21
C4
Imported materials and equipment
21
C5
Viewing the site in security areas
22
C6
Commencement of works in security areas
22
C7
Entrance permits to security areas
22
C8
Security check of personnel
22
C9
Prohibition on taking of photographs
22
C10
HIV / AIDS awareness
C10.1
Awareness champion
23
C10.2
Awareness workshops
23
C10.3
Posters, booklets, videos, etc
23
C10.4
Access to condoms
23
C10.5
Monitoring
23
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PRELIMINARIES
CARRIED TO FINAL SUMMARY
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SUBTOTALS:
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Category: Value R
Category: Time R
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BUILDING COMPLEX
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 1
EARTHWORKS (PROVISIONAL)
(CPAP WORK GROUP NO. 104 UNLESS
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
For Trade Preambles refer to 'Model Preambles for Trades'
(1995 edition) for the full descriptions of material to be used
and work to be done in this Bill.
SUPPLEMENTARY PREAMBLES
Nature of ground:
The nature of the ground is assumed to be loose sandy
material, therefore earth, but possibly interspersed with hard
rock or soft rock.
Carting away of excavated material:
Descriptions of carting away of excavated material shall be
deemed to include loading excavated material onto trucks
directly from the excavations or, alternatively, from stock
piles situated on the building site.
Excavations, Filling , etc.
The Contractor shall notify the Principal Agent as soon as the
excavations are ready to receive foundations and no building
work may be started until the Principal Agent has approved
the excavations.
Over excavations taken beyond the levels and sizes shown or
required to obtain a solid foundation shall be filled by the
contractor, at his own expense, with 15MPa concrete.
Should the Contractor consider that any of the excavations are
more difficult in nature than excavations in "earth" he shall
immediately notify the Quantity Surveyor in writing. Failing
such notification the excavations shall be deemed to be in
"earth" and shall be measured and valued accordingly.
The Contractor may use any method he chooses to excavate
any class of material, but his chosen method of excavations
shall not determine the classification of the material
excavated.
TOTAL CARRIED TO BILL SUMMARY

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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Blasting:
No blasting will be allowed without the written permission of
the Principal Agent.
Should blasting be necessary, the Contractor shall take every
precaution to protect the Works and persons, animals and
property in the vicinity of the Works. The Contractor will be
held responsible for any injury or damage caused by any
blasting operations and shall make good such damage at his
own expense.
Testing:
Prices for filling are to include for all necessary density tests
in accordance with SANS 1200D.
Prescribed density tests:
NOTE: The Contractor is specifically referred to the SANS
1200 clause regarding the number of density tests required on
the layer work, filling, etc. The tests as prescribed are deemed
to be included in the appropriate rates for the layer work,
filling, etc. and will not be paid for separately. The following
density tests measured are over and above those normally
required by SANS 1200 and is for the use of the Engineer
only and will only be paid for if instructed in writing and
approved as acceptable by the Engineer.
EXCAVATION OTHER THAN BULK
Excavation in earth not exceeding 2m deep:
1
Trenches.
334
Reduce levels under floors.
46
Bases.
Extra over excavations other than bulk in earth for

excavation in:
4
Soft rock.
34
Hard rock.
47
913
Risk of collapse of excavations other than bulk:

6
Sides of trench and hole excavations not exceeding 1,5m deep.

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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
CARTING AWAY.
Extra over all excavations for loading, carting and
dumping surplus excavated material (no allowance made
for increase in bulk):
7
Off site to a dumping site to be found by the Contractor.
221
EARTH FILLING, ETC.

Filling with material from the excavations compacted to a
density of at least 95% Mod. AASHTO maximum density:
8
Under floors, pavings, etc.
35
Backfilling to trenches, holes, etc.
118
79
Filling with G5 approved material supplied and carted

onto site by the Contractor, compacted to a density of at
least 95% Mod. AASHTO maximum density:
10

11
84
12
60
51
Coarse river sand filling compacted to 95% Mod.

AASHTO maximum density:
13
Under floors, etc.

KEEPING EXCAVATIONS FREE OF WATER
Keeping excavations free of water:
14
Keeping excavations free of all water other than subterranean

water.

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Amount
SOIL POISONING
Approved brand of anti-termite soil poison applied by a
Registered Pest Control company and guaranteed against
termite infestation for ten years:
15
16
Under floors, etc., including forming and poisoning shallow

furrows against foundation walls, etc., filling in furrows and
ramming.
903
To bottoms and sides of trenches, etc.
1 193

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Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 1
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
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31
32
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TOTAL CARRIED TO SECTION SUMMARY

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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 2
CONCRETE, FORMWORK
REINFORCEMENT
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Cost of tests
The costs of making, storing and testing of concrete test cubes
as required under clause 7 "Tests" of SANS 1200 G shall
include the cost of providing cube moulds necessary for the
purpose, for testing costs and for submitting reports on the
tests to the principal agent. The testing shall be undertaken
by an independent firm or institution nominated by the
contractor to the approval of the Principal Agent. (Test cubes
are measured separately)
Formwork:
Descriptions of formwork shall be deemed to include use and
waste only (except where described as "left in" or
"permanent"), for fitting together in the required forms,
wedging, plumbing and fixing to true angles and surfaces as
necessary to ensure easy release during stripping and for
reconditioning as necessary before re-use.
Formwork to soffits of solid slabs, etc. shall be deemed to be
to slabs not exceeding 250mm thick unless otherwise
described.
Formwork to soffits of slabs, beams, etc. shall be deemed to
be propped up exceeding 1,5m and not exceeding 3,5m high
unless otherwise described.
The vertical strutting shall be carried down to such
construction as is sufficiently strong to afford the required
support without damage and shall remain in position until the
newly constructed work is able to support itself.

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Bill No. 2
Concrete, Formwork Reinforcement
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Formwork to sides of bases, pile caps, ground beams, etc. will

only be measured where it is prescribed by the engineer for
design reasons. Formwork necessitated by irregularity or
collapse of excavated faces will not be measured and the cost
thereof shall be deemed to be included in the allowance for
taking the risk of collapse of the sides of the excavations,
provision for which is made in "Earthworks".
Concrete in panels:
Descriptions of surface beds cast in panels shall be deemed to
include casting in panels approximately 9m. Descriptions
(prices) of concrete in surface beds cast in panels shall be
deemed to include formwork, fillets and the like in forming
the panels.
UNREINFORCED CONCRETE CAST AGAINST
EXCAVATED SURFACES
10MPa/19mm Concrete:
1
Surface blinding under footings and bases. (Provisional)
15
UNREINFORCED CONCRETE
2
Basin slab to falls.
Slabs.
REINFORCED CONCRETE CAST AGAINST

EXCAVATED SURFACES
4
Strip footings.
70
Bases.
REINFORCED CONCRETE
30MPa/19mm concrete:
6
Surface beds cast in panels on waterproofing.
83
Slabs.
Filling to cavity wall.

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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
TEST BLOCKS
Test blocks:
9
Making and testing set of three 150 x 150 x 150mm concrete

strength test cubes. (Provisional)
Sets
17
110
40
FINISHING TOP SURFACE OF CONCRETE

Finishing top surfaces of concrete smooth with a steel
trowel:
10
Surface beds, slabs, etc.

ROUGH FORMWORK (DEGREE OF ACCURACY II)
(CPAP Work Group No 111)
Rough Formwork to Sides:
11
Edges, risers, ends and reveals not exceeding 300mm high or

wide.
Rough Formwork to Soffits:
12
Slabs propped up not exceeding 1.5m high.
13
Slabs propped up exceeding 1.5m and not exceeding 3.5m

high.
14
508
208
MOVEMENT JOINTS, ETC.

Slip joints between horizontal concrete and brick surfaces
including cement mortar bed:
14
Not exceeding 300mm wide.

Expansion joints with closed cell expanded polyurethane
with tear off strip between vertical concrete and brick
surfaces:
15
10mm Joints not exceeding 300mm high.

Horizontal joggle construction joints through concrete
including thick cement slurry to one face.
16
Surface beds not exceeding 300mmm thick.

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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
REINFORCEMENT (PROVISIONAL) (CPAP Work

Group No 114)
Mild steel reinforcement to structural concrete work:
17
12mm Diameter bars.
Tonnes
0.10
High tensile steel reinforcement to structural concrete

work:
18
20mm Diameter bars.
Tonnes
0.02
19
16mm Diameter bars.
Tonnes
0.04
20
12mm Diameter bars.
Tonnes
0.04
21
10mm Diameter bars.
Tonnes
0.08
22
8mm Diameter bars.
Tonnes
0.10
Type 193 fabric reinforcement in concrete surface beds,

slabs, etc.
661
Type 193 fabric reinforcement in brick wall cavity, etc.
63
Fabric reinforcement:
23
24

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Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 2
CONCRETE, FORMWORK REINFORCEMENT
BILL SUMMARY
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35
36
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 3
MASONRY
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
BRICKWORK
General:
Wherever practicable, brickwork shall be built in stretcher
bond. Unless legitimately required to form bond, no false
headers shall be used. English bond shall only be used where
specifically so indicated or where stretcher bond is not
practable.
Sizes in descriptions:
Where sizes in descriptions are given in brick units, 'one
brick' shall represent the length and 'half brick' the width of a
brick.
Walls, etc.:
Descriptions of hollow walls shall be deemed to include
leaving every fifth perpend of the bottom course of the
external skin open as a weep hole.
Walls in two skins described as 'bagged and sealed' shall be
deemed to include having the outer face of the inner skin
bagged with 1:6 cement and sand mixture and sealed with two
coats 'Brixeal' bitumen emulsion waterproofing coating.
Face bricks:
Bricks to be of standard size 222 x 106 x 73mm and shall be
ordered timeously to obtain uniformity in size and colour (52
units/m net per single skin with 10mm mortar joints
excluding waste).

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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Pointing:
Descriptions of recessed pointing to fair face brickwork and
face brickwork shall be deemed to include square recessed,
hollow recessed, weathered pointing, etc.
BRICKWORK IN FOUNDATIONS (PROVISIONAL)
Brickwork of NFX bricks in class II mortar:
1
Half brick walls.
28
One brick walls.
71
Brickwork of NFX bricks (14MPa) in class II mortar:

3
Piers.
Isolated piers size 340 x 600mm with void 120 x 120mm

mass filled with 20MPa concrete and reinforced with and
including 2 No. Y16 bars.
One brick walls.
138
280mm Hollow walls of two half brick skins including wire

ties and cavity mass filled with concrete.
17

ties and cavity mass filled with concrete.
219
BRICKWORK IN SUPERSTRUCTURE
Brickwork of NFP bricks in class II mortar:
8
Piers.
Isolated piers size 340 x 600mm with void 120 x 120mm

mass filled with 20MPa concrete and reinforced with and
including 2 No. Y16 bars.
10
Half brick walls.
112
11
Half brick walls in beamfilling.
61
12
One brick walls.
40
13
One brick walls in two brick skins bagged and sealed.
930

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Bill No. 3
Masonry
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Unit Quantity
14
15

ties.
220mm Brick sill set sloping and slightly projecting.
38
76
14
Rate
Amount
BRICKWORK SUNDRIES
Brickwork sundries:
16
Splayed mortar fillet one course high in 50mm cavity.

Joint forming material in movement joints:
17
12mm Bitumen impregnated softboard fibre board built in

vertically through brick walls.
Brickwork reinforcement:
18
75mm Wide reinforcement built in horizontally.
311
19
75mm Wide reinforcement built in horizontally in

foundations. (Provisional)
969
20
1 347
21

2 389
354
30 x 1,6mm Cramp 500mm long with one end fixed to wood

and other end built into brickwork.
No.
42
30 x 1,6mm Roof tie 1,5m long with one end fixed to timber
No.
346
196
Prestressed fabricated lintels:

22
110 x 75mm Lintels in lengths not exceeding 3m.

Galvanised hoop iron cramps, ties, etc.:
23
24
FACE BRICKWORK INTERNALLY

'Cathcart Travertine (CTX) - Beaconsfield Farm,
Grahamstown FBX face bricks in class II mortar pointed
with flush horizontal and vertical joints:
25
Extra over brickwork for face brickwork.

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Masonry
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
FACE BRICKWORK EXTERNALLY

26
328
27
Extra over brickwork for face brickwork in foundations.

(Provisional)
126
28
Extra over brickwork piers for face brickwork.
16
29
Extra over brickwork piers for face brickwork in foundations.

(Provisional)
Half brick walls faced and pointed on both sides.
24
No.
30
17
30
SUNDRIES
'Terracotta' airbricks:
31
230 x 170mm Cement air brick.

Precast concrete finished smooth on exposed surfaces
including bedding, jointing and pointing:
32
'Modcon Concrete Solutions' precast concrete coping (Type

037) 630 x 75mm Thick overall.

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Masonry
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Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 3
MASONRY
BILL SUMMARY
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 4
WATERPROOFING
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
DAMPPROOFING OF WALLS AND FLOORS
One layer of 375 micron Consol Plastics Brikgrip DPC
embossed damp proof course:
1
In walls.
157
842
One layer 250 micron green polyethylene waterproof

sheeting (SANS 952-1985 type C) sealed at laps with PVC
self-adhesive tape
2
Under surface beds.

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Bill No. 4
Waterproofing
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 5
ROOF COVERINGS
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Ribbed roofing sheets:
The sheets shall be fixed in accordance with the
manufacturer's recommendations with side-laps on the
leeward side of the prevailing wind direction.
Cutting of sheets:
All cutting of sheets shall be properly performed and all
exposed cut edges shall be perfectly straight and treated to
match roof finish.
RIBBED METAL SHEETING AND ACCESSORIES
0,8mm 'Safintra' cover A7 IBR profile mill finish
aluminium roof sheeting and accessories fixed to timber
purlins or rails at 750mm centres:
1
Roof covering with pitch not exceeding 25 degrees, in

transportable lengths not exceeding 20m.
1 026
Ridge 462mm girth and three times bent along girth including
ridge closer to suit 'Safintra A7 IBR' profile.
119
Raking valley gutter 600mm girth and six times bent along
girth.
10

aluminium flashings fixed to timber purlins or rails at
750mm centres:
2

Section No. 2
Bill No. 5
Roof Coverings
45
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
4
Headwall flashing 375mm girth, two times bent along girth

and notched on site to suit roof profile (Code FK8).
Purpose made counter flashing 185mm overall girth.
1 026
Rate
Amount
ROOF AND WALL LINING AND INSULATION

Super Sisalation Heavy Industrial Grade 420 - Double
sided reflective foil laminate incorporating layers of kraft
paper and reinforcing scrim, laminated to a blue
polyethylene waterproof sheet utilizing low density
polyethylene (218gsm).
6
Insulation laid taut over timber rafters (at approximately

750mm centres) and fixed concurrent with tiling battens,
purlins, etc.

Section No. 2
Bill No. 5
Roof Coverings
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Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 5
ROOF COVERINGS
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
45
46

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Roof Coverings
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 6
CARPENTRY AND JOINERY
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Particle board:
Particle board shall comply with the following specifications:
a) SANS 1300 Particle board: exterior and flooring type b)
SANS 1301 Particle board: interior type.
Joinery:
Descriptions of frames shall be deemed to include frames,
transoms, mullions, rails, etc.
Descriptions of hardwood joinery shall be deemed to include
pelleting of bolt holes.
Fixing:
Items described as nailed shall be deemed to be fixed with
hardened steel nails or shot pins to brickwork or concrete.
PREFABRICATED ROOF TRUSSES, ETC.
Plate nailed timber roof truss construction:
The following is applicable in respect of roof trusses: Trusses
are at maximum 1200mm and at 17 degree pitch. Roof
coverings is 'A7 IBR' on purlins. Ceilings are mainly 6.4mm
thick 'Rhinoboard' to brandering. The dimensions in the
description of the trusses are nominal and actual
measurements are to be obtained form the Principal Agent
and/or site before design or fabrication.
Prices for timber roof construction are to include for all truss
hangers, cleats, shoes, bolts and nut, etc.

Section No. 2
Bill No. 6
Carpentry And Joinery
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Rates for roof trusses are to include for hoisting to wall

plate level of single storey building approximate 3.5m
high extreme above ground level and for all necessary
wind bracing, truss hangers, cleats, shoes, bolts, nuts, etc.
1
Double pitch roof truss with 2,08m span with top chord
extended 400mm both sides.
No.
No.
No.
No.
13
No.
No.
54
No.
21
No.
11
38 x 114mm Wall plates.
202
10
38 x 300mm Valley boarding.
19
11
50 x 228mm Beam.
55
12
50 x 76mm Purlins.
1 620
13
76 x 76mm Splayed purlins.
148
230
Sawn softwood grade 5:

9
EAVES, VERGES, ETC.

Everite Flexit pressed nutec-cement:
14
10 x 225mm Fascias boards including galvanised steel Hprofile jointing strips.

Section No. 2
Bill No. 6
49
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
15
10 x 275mm Barge boards including galvanised steel Hprofile jointing strips.
129
386
44mm Framed batten door 813 x 2032mm high of 44 x

108mm top rail and stiles, 22 x 108mm middle ledge and
braces and 22 x 229mm bottom rail filled in with 70mm Vjointed one side boarding and covered on other side with
6mm plywood with veneer to match door let into and
including rebates all round.
No.

146mm top rail, 44 x 108mm butt hinged stile and lock stile,
25 x 146mm middle and bottom rail, 25 x 219mm braces
filled in with 19 x 69mm T&G V-jointed battens one side
boarding and covered on other side with 3mm plywood with
veneer to match door let into and including rebates all round
and 38 x 69mm weather drip.
No.
44mm Framed batten double door 1593 x 2032mm high with

600 x 870mm opening fitted with 13 x 20mm wrought
splayed glazing beads on both sides and 13mm rebated
meeting stiles, each leaf of 44 x 108mm top rail and stiles, 22
x 108mm middle ledge and braces and 22 x 229mm bottom
ledge filled in with 70mm V-jointed one side boarding and
covered on other side with 3mm plywood with veneer to
match door let into and including rebates all round and 38 x
69mm weather drip.
No.
No.
11
Rate
Amount
SKIRTINGS
Wrought meranti:
NOTE: Contractors to fit quadrant bead only after floor
covering is laid.
16
19 x 125mm Skirting including 19mm quadrant bead plugged.

FRAMED DOORS, ETC.
Wrought meranti doors:
17
18
19
SEMI SOLID CORE FLUSH DOORS

Semi flush doors with standard hardboard covering on
both sides and veneer concealed edges:
20
40mm Door 813 x 2032mm high.

Section No. 2
Bill No. 6
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SOLID CORE FLUSH DOORS

Solid flush doors with standard hardboard covering on
21
No.
77
FRAMED FRAMES, ETC.

Wrought meranti:
22
69 x 94mm Double rebated frame.

BEADS, ARCHITRAVES, ETC.
Wrought meranti:
23
15mm Half round beads.
39
24
19mm Quadrant beads.
156

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Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 6
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
48
49
50
51

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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 7
CEILINGS, PARTITIONS, ETC.
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Descriptions:
hardened steel nails or pins or shot pinned to brickwork or
concrete.
Items described as plugged shall be deemed to include
screwing to fibre, plastic or metal plugs at not exceeding
600mm centres, and where described as bolted the bolts have
been given.
Bulkheads:
Bulkheads are those areas of ceilings which occur at a level or
plane differing from the general ceiling level or plane. Their
function is to conceal services, or merely to create an
architectural feature.
Bulkheads will only be measured as such when they conform
with the above description and when the horizontal or vertical
dimensions do not exceed 1200mm. Where these dimensions
exceed 1200mm the horizontal or vertical ceilings are
included in the general ceiling measurements.
CEILING CONSTRUCTION, CORNICES, ETC. (CPAP
Work Group No 126)
'Brits' Isotherm insulation:
1
50mm Insulation lapped not less than 100mm along all edges
and laid on top of suspended ceilings, etc.

Section No. 2
Bill No. 7
Ceilings, Partitions, Etc.
53
711
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
NAILED UP CEILINGS (CPAP Work Group No 126)

4mm Everite Nutec fibre-cement boards with H-PVC
jointing strips:
2
Ceilings including 38 x 38mm sawn softwood brandering at

400mm centres between rafters.
93
618
No.
491
6,4mm 'Rhino board' gypsum plasterboard nailed to 38 x

38mm brandering spaced at 400mm centres, with 48mm
wide strips of 'Fibatape' fixed over joints and the whole
finished with minimum 3mm and maximum 6mm thick
coat of 'Rhinolite or 'Cretestone' gypsum skim plaster
trowelled to smooth polished surface in strict accordance
with the manufacturer's instructions:
3

400mm centres between rafters.
Extra over ceiling for 650 x 650mm trap door of 16mm thick
chipboard door with Formica veneer and concealed hardwood
edges strips, trim ceiling around new door with 38 x 114mm
trimmers as required and provided wrought softwood 19 x
44mm fillers projecting 12mm into opening and fixed to
soffits of ceiling all round, mitre at corners and securely
screw fixed to trimmers.
Gypsum cornice:
75mm Coved cornice fixed with 38mm galvanised clout nails

at 300mm centres.

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Bill No. 7
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Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 7
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
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54

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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 8
FLOOR COVERINGS
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles
NEEDLE PUNCH CARPET SHEETING AND TILES
500 x 500 x 8,5mm 'Nexus Timbavati Ultra' Stainproof
Miracle Fibre (polypropylene) structured needlepunch
'Resinback' installed by an approved installer in
accordance with SANS 10186:2000 and the recommended
adhesive applied in accordance with the adhesive
manufacturer's application instructions:
1
On floors.
63
555
555
SKIRTINGS, NOSINGS, ETC.

'M Trim' aluminium capping or dividing strips, ramps,
etc.:
2
'M Trim' aluminium transition cover 30mm wide (code

ATC300), fitted between carpet and other floor finishes.
FLOOR COVERINGS
Floor coverings, wall linings, etc. shall, where applicable, be
fixed with adhesive as recommended by the manufacturers of
the flooring, linings, etc.
300 x 300 x 2.5mm Marley Superflex fully flexible vinyl
floor tiles fixed with 'Marley No.60 Acrylic Adhesive.
On floors.
POLISH, SEALERS, ETC.
Polish, sealers, etc.:
Three coats water based floor dressing on vinyl flooring.

Section No. 2
Bill No. 8
Floor Coverings
56
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 9
IRONMONGERY
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Finishes to ironmongery:
Where applicable finishes to ironmongery are indicated by
suffixes in accordance with the following list: BS Satin
bronze lacquered : CH Chromium plated : SC Satin
chromium plated : SE Silver enamelled : GE Grey enamelled
: AS Anodised silver : AB Anodised bronze : AG Anodised
gold : ABL Anodised black : PB Polished brass : PL Polished
and lacquered : PT Epoxy coated.
HINGES, FLOOR SPRING HINGES, BOLTS, PANIC
BOLTS, ETC.
Hinges, floor spring hinges, bolts, panic bolts, etc.:
1
100mm Brass hinge with nylon washers.
No.
62
LOCKS
2
'Union CB682-24SC/L2277-78" four lever lockset.
No.
10
'Union' two lever lockset.
No.
'Union' four lever lockset.
No.
'Union' Rebate conversion kit.
No.

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Bill No. 9
Ironmongery
57
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
BATHROOM FITTINGS
'Franke':
6
'Chronos' SS single toilet roll holder (code RH140HD) size

140 x 110 x 110mm high with satin finish and lockable
delivery spindle, cylinder lock with 'Franke' standard key
including stainless steel screws and dowels.
No.
6mm Diameter steel dowel 100mm long in and including

mortice in timber and brickwork or concrete.
No.
36
'Union CZ8731SC' door stop plugged.
No.
33
'Vitrex system 2000' pinning board 2400 x 1200mm high

plugged.
No.
16
'Vitrex System 2000' white writing board 2400 x 1200mm

high with rail for marker pen plugged.
No.
16
SUNDRIES
Sundry ironmongery:
7
PINNING BOARDS, WRITING BOARDS,

PROJECTION SCREENS, ETC.
Pinning boards, etc.:
9
10

Section No. 2
Bill No. 9
Ironmongery
58
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 9
IRONMONGERY
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
57
58

Section No. 2
Bill No. 9
Ironmongery
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 10
METALWORK
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Descriptions:
Descriptions of bolts shall be deemed to include nuts and
washers.
Descriptions of expansion anchors and bolts and chemical
anchors and bolts shall be deemed to include nuts, washers
and mortices in brickwork or concrete.
Metalwork described as holed for bolt(s) shall be deemed to
exclude the bolts unless otherwise described.
GALVANISED WELDED SCREENS, GATES, ETC.
Security gates:
1
Single gate 900 x 2100mm high formed of 40 x 40 x 3mm

hollow section frame and two 40 x 40 x 3mm hollow section
horizontal rails, filled in with 12mm diameter vertical solid
bars at 103mm centres and including a pair of suitable hinges
bolted to wall with and including M12 expansion bolts and a
lockable sliding bolt with keep.
No.
12
Single gate 920 x 2000mm high formed of 40 x 40 x 3mm

hollow section frame and two 40 x 40 x 3mm hollow section
horizontal rails, filled in with 12mm diameter vertical solid
bars at 103mm centres and including a pair of suitable hinges
bolted to wall with and including M12 expansion bolts and a
lockable sliding bolt with keep.
No.

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Bill No. 10
Metalwork
60
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
3
Double gate 1500 x 2100mm high in two leafs formed of 40 x

40 x 3mm hollow section frame and two 40 x 40 x 3mm
hollow section horizontal rails, filled in with 12mm diameter
vertical solid bars at 103mm centres and including a pair of
suitable hinges bolted to wall with and including M12
expansion bolts and a lockable sliding bolt with keep.
No.

No.

No.
60 x 40 x 4mm Hollow section post 1,8m long with 100 x 100

x 4mm top and base plate twice holed for bolts and welded on.
No.
12mm Expansion bolt.
No.
16
Double gate 1100 x 1800mm high, each leaf of 50 x 50 x

4mm hollow section frame and 50 x 50 x 4mm hollow section
horizontal middle rail filled in with 50 x 2,5mm galvanised
welded mesh welded to frame and fitted with a pair of
suitable hinges to each leaf welded to steel posts and with
hasp and staple and 100mm drop bolt welded on.
No.
No.
10
Rate
Amount
Screens and gates to gas cage:

6
50 x 2,5mm Galvanized welded mesh covering in

approximately 1,8m high panels spot welded to framing.
GALVANIZED PRESSED STEEL DOOR FRAMES

1,6mm Double rebated frames suitable for half brick
walls with three hinges per leaf:
10
Frame for door 813 x 2032mm high.

Section No. 2
Bill No. 10
Metalwork
61
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
1,6mm Double rebated frames suitable for one brick walls

with three hinges per leaf:
11
No.
No.
GALVANISED PRESSED STEEL COMBINATION

DOORS AND FRAMES
Bitcon strong room doors:
12
Door 813 x 2032mm high with rebated frame suitable for one
brick wall and with 7 lever mortice lock.
ALUMINIUM WINDOWS, DOORS, GLAZED
SCREENS. (CPAP Work Group No 140)
General:
Prices for windows and doors are to include for pointing all
round windows externally with silicone after building in.
The references given in the descriptions are to the respective
types of windows detailed on the Architect's drawings.
Epoxy powder coated aluminium windows glazed with
4mm clear float glass and plugged to brickwork or
concrete:
13
Sliding window 930 x 1200mm high. (W05)
No.
57
14
Sliding window 930 x 900mm high. (W06)
No.
41
15
Window 1045 x 920mm high. (W02)
No.
16
Top hung opening out and sliding window 1275 x 1500mm

high. (W01)
No.
17
Top hung opening out window 1200 x 600mm high. (W04)
No.
18
Top hung opening out window 600 x 600mm high. (W03)
No.
No.
Epoxy powder coated aluminium doors glazed with 6mm

clear float safety glass and plugged to brickwork or
concrete:
19
'AGI' or similar approved shopfront double door in two leaves

size 1590 x 2090mm high overall (ironmongery elsewhere
measured). (D07)

Section No. 2
Bill No. 10
Metalwork
62
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
CHROMADEK ROLLER DOORS, ETC.

'RollerStyle' manually operated roller doors including
ironmongery, centre lift lock, guide rails, springs, rubber
weather strip to bottom, etc. and white powder coated
aluminium finish:
20
Standard push-up roller door for opening 2120 x 1455mm

high (overall shutter size 2170 x 1185mm high) with box size
230 x 2320 x 255mm high, solid RS40 slats and U40 recess
fixed channels fixed to brickwork or concrete.

Section No. 2
Bill No. 10
Metalwork
63
No.
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 10
METALWORK
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
60
61
62
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Metalwork
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 11
PLASTERING
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Untinted grano:
Untinted granolithic floor finish made up of one cement, two
and a half parts sand and three and a half parts granite
chippings and worked off to a smooth level to approval.
SCREEDS
Screeds wood floated, on concrete
1
30mm Thick on floors and landings.
80
622
Average 40mm thick on floors to falls with 'ABE Duraproof'

additive.
80
Prepare concrete floors and apply 'Polyurethane Epoxy

Vuka Solid' floor coating and primer all in accordance
with manufacturers recommendations:
4
4,5mm Thick on floors and landings.

GRANOLITHIC
Untinted granolithic on concrete:

Section No. 2
Bill No. 11
Plastering
65
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
INTERNAL PLASTER
Cement plaster on brickwork:
6
On walls.
1 047
On narrow widths.
39
On walls.
896
10
On narrow widths.
38
11
150 x 15mm Thickened plaster sloping window cill with

15mm drip projection with steel trowel finish.
99
18
Cement plaster on concrete:

8
On concrete soffitts.
EXTERNAL PLASTER
Cement plaster on brickwork composed of 1 part cement
and 5 parts sand with steel trowel floated finish:
CORNER PROTECTORS, DIVIDING STRIPS, ETC.

Corner protectors, dividing strips, etc.
12
50 x 3mm Flat section brass water bar (code BFB300) in

concrete.

Section No. 2
Bill No. 11
Plastering
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E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 11
PLASTERING
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
65
66

Section No. 2
Bill No. 11
Plastering
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 12
TILING
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Preparation of surfaces:
On both walls and floors there are minimum curing periods
for walls and concrete floors as well as screeds and plasters
and they are as follows:
* New concrete floors require 6 weeks curing time before
direct bedding.
* New brick walls require 6 weeks curing time before direct
bedding.
screeding and the screed another 4 weeks before tiling can
commence.
* New brick walls require 4 weeks curing time before
plastering and the plaster another 2 weeks before tiling can
commence.
No adhesive is to be applied to wet screeds nor to screeds
with a water content greater than that required by the adhesive
manufacturer.
Surfaces must be firm and free of dust, mould, oil, grease,
wax polish and organic growth. Organic growth must be
removed and the spores killed with an effective fungicide
such as a household bleaching solution.
Existing wall surface to be chipped over approximately 80%
of entire surface where applicable, properly prepared, existing
paint and laitance to be removed as necessary.

Section No. 2
Bill No. 12
Tiling
68
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Tiles fixed to floor with TAL GOLD STAR 6 rapid setting

adhesive mixed 20kg with approximately 5 litres of TAL
B0UND (replacing the water in the mix) to the background
with a notched trowel. All floor tiling to be laid with
minimum 3mm consistent joints between all tiles, pointed in
continuous joints with TAL WALL AND FLOOR GROUT
mixed 20kg with 6 litres of TAL BOUND (replacing the
water in the mix)
Tiles fixed to wall surfaces with TAL PROFESSIONAL
MIXED 20kg with 5 litres of water applied to wall using a
notched wall trowel.
Waterproofing background walls and floor slab of showers,
crate storage washing with TAL SUPERFLEX 1 reinforced
with TAL Superflex 1 Mat to form a seamless waterproof
membrane. Thereafter key the surface with slurry mix of 1
part TAL Key coat to 2 parts cement (by volume). Thereafter
tiling to commence; fixed to wall surfaces with TAL
PROFESSIONAL mixed 20kg with 5 litres of water applied
to wall using a notched wall trowel.
Specification for laying Sandstone tiles to conventional
screeds:
Tiles must be bedded in normal tile adhesive - using Tylon
Wall 'n Floor CM11 tile adhesive in accordance with the
manufacturers specification.
A grouting raked and tooled half round joint of 8-10mm
recommended.
Grouting must consist of 1:1 sand and cement.
Tiles must be thoroughly cleaned by the tyler after grouting.
After all builders traffic is off site, tiles must be cleaned and
sealed as follows:
Clean tiles with a mild mixture of hydrochloric acid and water
preferably using a mechanical scrubbing brush.
Wet vacuum all residue.
Apply one coat 'Genkem Hydroseal' using lambs wool
applicator and allow to dry all in accordance with the
manufacturers recommendations.
Apply one coat 'Genkem Miracke Seal' and allow to dry all in
accordance with the manufacturers recommendations.

Section No. 2
Bill No. 12
Tiling
69
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
All wall tiling to be laid with 3mm maximum consistent

joints between all tiles, pointed in continuous joints with
TAL SUPER WHITE GROUT mixed 20kg with 8 litres of
water.
CERAMIC WALL TILING
400 x 400 x 9 to 15mm Thick African Blue Slate tiles sawn
edge finish bedded and flush pointed in class II mortar
with 5 to 10mm joints continuous in both directions to
plaster (plaster elsewhere):
1
On walls.
15
On walls in showers and baths.
11
Fair exposed cutting and fitting around pipe not exceeding

50mm internal diameter.
No.
Fair exposed cutting and fitting around pipe exceeding 50mm

and not exceeding 100mm internal diameter.
No.
18
200 x 200 x 6mm Johnson's Matisse WTB4 white glazed

ceramic tiles fixed with Tal adhesive to plaster (plaster
elsewhere) and flush pointed with Tal jointing compound
(All tiling to be laid with 5mm maximum consistent joints
between tiles):
5
On walls in isolated panels, splashbacks, etc.

SANDSTONE FLOOR TILES
400 x 400mm Colonnade Light Stone tiles (code CN-059),
fixed with Tal adhesive to existing plaster and flush
pointed with Tal jointing compound (All tiling to be laid
with 4mm maximum consistent joints between tiles) laid
and sealed to the manufacturers specifications:
On floors and landings.

Section No. 2
Bill No. 12
Tiling
70
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 12
TILING
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
68
69
70

Section No. 2
Bill No. 12
Tiling
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 13
GLAZING
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
GLAZING TO STEEL WITH PUTTY
4mm Clear float glass:
1
Panes exceeding 0,5 m2 and not exceeding 2 m2.

Section No. 2
Bill No. 13
Glazing
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 14
PAINTWORK
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
General:
All work to be executed in strict accordance with the
manufacturer's specifications.
Primers and first coats may be thinned in accordance with the
paint specifications of the specific manufacturer to aid the
absorption of the paint.
All surfaces must be sound, clean and have a moisture content
of less than 8% for walls generally and 3% for slabs/screeds
etc.
Where surfaces of plaster etc. are sandy/friable, the first coat
must be replaced with 'Plascon Merit' plaster primer thinned
10% with turpentine.
Colours:
Unless otherwise described all paintwork shall be deemed to
have a colour value in excess of 7 on the Munsell system in
accordance with SANS 1091.
ON FLOATED PLASTER
Prepare surfaces and remove all loose material, apply one
coat 'Plascon Merit Plaster Primer' and two coats
'Plascon Polvin Super Acrylic' paint:
1
On interior walls.
612
On ceilings and soffits.

Section No. 2
Bill No. 14
Paintwork
73
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

coat 'Plascon Merit Resistant plaster primer (UC56), one
coat 'Plascon Universal Undercoat (UC1)' and two coats
'Plascon Wall and All' paint:
3
On interior walls.
441
441
941
216
489
112
Prepare surfaces and remove all loose material, mix 3

parts 'Cemcrete Cemplaster' to 1 part clean water by
volume and apply 5mm thick 'Milano Milk Cemcrete
Cemplaster' and wet coating thrice with clean water:
4
On interior walls.
coat 'Plascon Merit Resistant plaster primer (UC56) and
two coats 'Plascon Velvaglo' paint:
On exterior walls.
ON PLASTER BOARD
Prepare surfaces and remove all loose material, wipe
down with damp cloth and allow to dry completely, apply
one coat 'Professional Plaster Primer (PP700)' with and
overcoating time of 16 hours and two coats 'Professional
Low Sheen Pure Acrylic (PEM1000) paint with 2 hours
drying time between coats:
On ceilings and cornices.

'Plascon Double Velvet Pure Acrylic' paint:

ON FIBRE-CEMENT
One coat sealer and two coats 'Plascon Polvin' acrylic
interior quality PVA emulsion paint:

coat 'Plascon Wall and All Pure Acrylic' thinned 20%
and one coat 'Plascon Wall and All Pure Acrylic' paint:
On exterior fascias and barge boards.

Section No. 2
Bill No. 14
Paintwork
74
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Prepare surfaces and remove all loose material, apply

sodium hypochlorite solution (household bleach thinned 1
part bleach to 2 parts water) to all areas containing algae
and fungi, then scrape and wire brush to remove dead
growth, finally scrub with fresh water to remove all traces
of bleach, dirt and algae residues, make good cracks and
defects with 'Mendall 90', apply one coat 'Plascon
Bonding Liquid' thinned up to 3:1 by volume with
Mineral turpentine, apply two coats of 'Plascon Pure
Acrylic Low Sheen' paint:
10
38
86
ON METAL
One coat calcium plumbate primer, one undercoat and
two coats gloss enamel paint on galvanised steel:
11
On gates, grilles, burglar screens, balustrades, etc. (both sides

measured over the full flat area).
Prepare surfaces and remove all loose material, dust,
grease, salts and contamination with 'Galv. Iron Cleaner
(GIG)', rinse and apply one coat 'Plascon Galvogrip
Metal Primer', apply one coat 'Plascon Merit Universal
Undercoat' and two coats 'Plascon Velvaglo' non-drip
semi-gloss enamel paint on galvanised steel:
12
On door frames.
13
On strong room door frames.
40
ON WOOD, WOOD BOARD

Two coats wood primer:
14
On backs of frames, linings, etc. not exceeding 300mm girth.

One coat wood pink primer and one coat Plascon
universal undercoat and two coats Plascon Velvaglo
enamel paint:
15
On doors.
38
16
On door frames.
11
17
On purlins, bracings, etc. (Provisional)
12
18
On skirtings, rails, etc. not exceeding 300mm girth.
287

Section No. 2
Bill No. 14
Paintwork
75
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Stop, fill, sand down and prepare wood surfaces and

apply one base coat (SANS678 TYPE iii) one Universal
Undercoat (SANS 681) and one coat Enamel paint (SANS
630):
19
On doors.
21
99

apply one coat 'Woodoc 2000 sealer' and one coat
'Woodoc Stain Concentrate':
20

apply coats 'Plascon Wood Primer' and three coats
'Woodoc 35' tinted exterior low gloss sealer paint:
21
On roof timbers at eaves and verges.
22
On roof trusses and rafters. (Provisional)
159
25
Stop, fill, sand down and prepare wood surfaces, prime

ends, sides and faces of all new and unpainted surfaces
with Pink 'Plascon Wood Primer and two coats 'Plascon
Velvaglo' paint:
23
On doors.
Stop, fill, sand down and prepare wood surfaces, wash
knots and resinous areas with 'Lacquer Thinners (ILS 1)'
and coat with 'Woodcare Knot Seal (PK 2)' and apply one
coat of 'Plascon Woodcare Pre-treatment (WWP 1)',
apply one coat of 'Wood Primer (UC 2)' and two coats of
'Plascon Velvaglo Satin' paint:
24
On door frames.
25
On doors.
19

Section No. 2
Bill No. 14
Paintwork
76
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
Bill No. 14
PAINTWORK
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
73
74
75
76

Section No. 2
Bill No. 14
Paintwork
77
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 2
BUILDING COMPLEX
SECTION SUMMARY
Bill
No.
Page
33
CONCRETE, FORMWORK REINFORCEMENT
38
MASONRY
43
WATERPROOFING
44
ROOF COVERINGS
47
52
55
FLOOR COVERINGS
56
IRONMONGERY
59
10
METALWORK
64
11
PLASTERING
67
12
TILING
71
13
GLAZING
72
14
PAINTWORK
77
TOTAL CARRIED TO FINAL SUMMARY

Section No. 2
SECTION SUMMARY
78
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
SECTION NO. 3
ADJUSTMENT TO FOLDING DOOR
79
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 3
Bill No. 1
CONCRETE FORMWORK
REINFORCEMENT
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Cost of tests
contractor to the approval of the principal agent. (Test cubes
Formwork
described.

Section No. 3
Bill No. 1
Concrete Formwork Reinforcement
80
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

Concrete in panels:
the panels.
REINFORCED CONCRETE
30MPa/19mm concrete
1
Columns.
Beams
Sets
TEST BLOCKS
Test blocks:
3

Columns.
Rough Formwork to Sides and soffits:
Beams.
MOVEMENT JOINTS. ETC.
with tear off strip between vertical concrete and brick
surfaces:

Section No. 3
Bill No. 1
81
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

Group No 114)
Mild steel reinforcement to structural concrete work:
7
12mm Diameter bars.
Tonnes
0.10

work:
8
12mm Diameter bars.
Tonnes
0.16
8mm Diameter bars.
Tonnes
0.10

Section No. 3
Bill No. 1
82
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 3
Bill No. 1
CONCRETE FORMWORK REINFORCEMENT
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
80
81
82

Section No. 3
Bill No. 1
83
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 3
Bill No. 2
MASONRY
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
BRICKWORK
General:
practable.
brick.
Walls, etc.:
Face bricks:
excluding waste).

Section No. 3
Bill No. 2
Masonry
84
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Pointing:
1
One brick walls.
-15
-36
-10
BRICKWORK SUNDRIES
Brickwork sundries:
2
12mm Bitumen impregnated softboard fibre board built in

vertically through brick walls.


Section No. 3
Bill No. 2
Masonry
85
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 3
Bill No. 2
MASONRY
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
84
85

Section No. 3
Bill No. 2
Masonry
86
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 3
Bill No. 3
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Particle board:
Joinery:
Fixing:
SKIRTINGS
Wrought meranti:
covering is laid
1

Section No. 3
Bill No. 3
87
-14
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 3
Bill No. 4
FLOOR COVERINGS
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles
FLOOR COVERINGS
Floor coverings, wall linings, etc. shall, where applicable, be
fixed with adhesive as recommended by the manufacturers of
the flooring, linings, etc.
300 x 300 x 2.5mm Marley Superflex fully flexible vinyl
floor tiles fixed with 'Marley No.60 Acrylic Adhesive.
1
On floors
POLISH, SEALERS, ETC.

Polish, sealers, etc.:
2
Three coats water based floor dressing on vinyl flooring.

Section No. 3
Bill No. 4
Floor Coverings
88
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 3
Bill No. 5
PLASTERING
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
SCREEDS
Screeds wood floated, on concrete:
1
-30
INTERNAL PLASTER
2
On walls.
Cement plaster on concrete:
On projecting and isolated columns.
On projecting and isolated beams.

Section No. 3
Bill No. 5
Plastering
89
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 3
Bill No. 6
PAINTWORK
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
General:
of less than 8% for walls generally and 3% for slabs/screeds,
etc.
Where surfaces of plaster, etc. are sandy/friable, the first coat
Colours:
ON FLOATED PLASTER
'Plascon Polvin Super Acrylic' paint:
1
On interior walls.

Section No. 3
Bill No. 6
Paintwork
90
-20
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
ON WOOD, WOOD BOARD

One coat wood pink primer and one coat Plascon
universal undercoat and two coats Plascon Velvaglo
enamel paint:
2

Section No. 3
Bill No. 6
Paintwork
91
-14
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 3
Bill No. 6
PAINTWORK
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
90
91

Section No. 3
Bill No. 6
Paintwork
92
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 3
SECTION SUMMARY
Bill
No.
Page
83
MASONRY
86
87
FLOOR COVERINGS
88
PLASTERING
89
PAINTWORK
92

Section No. 3
SECTION SUMMARY
93
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
94
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 1
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Nature of ground:
rock or soft rock.
the excavations.
excavated.

Section No. 4
Bill No. 1
95
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Blasting:
own expense.
Testing:
1
Trenches.
18
Reduced levels under floors.
Toilet pit.
32

excavation in:
4
Soft rock.
Hard rock.

6
52
Sides of trench and hole excavations exceeding 1,5m deep.
30

Section No. 4
Bill No. 1
96
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
CARTING AWAY
8
42
EARTH FILLING, ETC.

9

Filling with G5 material supplied and carted onto site by
the Contractor, compacted to a density of at least 95%
Mod. AASHTO maximum density:
10

11

12
Under floors, etc.

13

water.

Section No. 4
Bill No. 1
97
Item
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 1
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
95
96
97

Section No. 4
Bill No. 1
98
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 2
CONCRETE FORMWORK
REINFORCEMENT
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Cost of tests
Formwork
Formwork to soffits of solid slabs etc. shall be deemed to be
described.

Section No. 4
Bill No. 2
99
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

Concrete in panels:
the panels.
EXCAVATED SURFACES
10MPa Concrete:
1
Sets
30/19mm Concrete:
2
Strip footings.
REINFORCED CONCRETE

EXCAVATED SURFACES
Raft slab.
TEST BLOCKS
Test blocks:


Section No. 4
Bill No. 2
100
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

Finishing top surfaces of concrete smooth with a wood
float:
6
34
18
12
No.
12
29
15
Tonnes
0.03

7

wide.
Slabs propped up not exceeding 1,5m high.

Rough formwork to form:
Opening exceeding 1m and not exceeding 2m girth through

not exceeding 300mm slab.
10

with tear off strip between vertical concrete surfaces:
11

including thick cement slurry to one face:
12

Group No 114)
work:
13
12mm Diameter bars.

Section No. 4
Bill No. 2
101
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
14

slabs, etc.

Section No. 4
Bill No. 2
102
132
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 2
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
99
100
101
102

Section No. 4
Bill No. 2
103
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 3
MASONRY
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
General:
practable.
brick.
Walls, etc.:
Face bricks:
excluding waste).

Section No. 4
Bill No. 3
Masonry
104
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Pointing:
BRICKWORK IN FOUNDATIONS (PROVISIONAL)
Brickwork of NFX bricks in Class II mortar:
1
Half brick wall.
11
One brick wall.
28

ties and 25MPa concrete to cavity of hollow wall.
27
39
Extra over 270mm hollow brickwork for horizontal corbelled

band one course high and 115mm projection.
Half brick wall.
24
Half brick wall in beamfilling.
71
One brick wall in beamfilling.
No.
36

9
Galvanised brickwork reinforcement:
10
80
11

763
12
187
13

326

Section No. 4
Bill No. 3
Masonry
105
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

14
Extra over brickwork fo face brickwork.
15

15
21
16

(Provisional)
Half brick facebrick wall in cement mortar finished fair and

pointed both sides as described.
40
No.
17
FACE BRICKWORK COPINGS, SILLS, ETC.

All exposed holes in face bricks to be filled in to match face
bricks.
18
Brick-on-edge header course coping on top of one brick wall.

BRICKWORK SUNDRIES
19

'Terracotta' Air bricks etc.:
20

Section No. 4
Bill No. 3
Masonry
106
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 3
MASONRY
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
104
105
106

Section No. 4
Bill No. 3
Masonry
107
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 4
WATERPROOFING
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
1
In walls.
15
20
15
One layer of 250 micron Consol Plastics Gundle USB

Green waterproof sheeting sealed at laps with Gunplas
Pressure Sensitive Tape:
2
Under surface beds.

JOINT SEALANTS, ETC.
Polysulphide sealing compound including backing cord,
bond breaker, primer, etc.:
10 x 10mm In expansion joints in floors including raking out

expansion joint filler as necessary.

Section No. 4
Bill No. 4
Waterproofing
108
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 5
ROOF COVERINGS
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Cutting of sheets:
match roof finish.
ROOF COVERINGS, ETC.
1

34
Apex flashing 462mm girth, three times bent along girth and
notched on site to suit 'Safintra A7 IBR' profile.
Serrated polycloser and metal closer to suit 'Safintra A7 IBR'

profile.

750mm centres:
2

Section No. 4
Bill No. 5
Roof Coverings
109
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

paper and reinforcing scrim, laminated together with low
density polyethylene (218gsm).
4

1100mm centres) and fixed concurrent with timber purlins,
etc. including 1,6mm diameter galvanised steel straining
wires (SANS 675) at 367mm max centres.

Section No. 4
Bill No. 5
Roof Coverings
110
34
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 5
ROOF COVERINGS
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
109
110

Section No. 4
Bill No. 5
Roof Coverings
111
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 6
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Particle board:
Joinery:
Fixing:
PREFABRICATED ROOF TRUSSES
coverings is 'A7 IBR' on purlins. Ceilings are mainly 6.4mm
thick 'Rhinoboard' to brandering. The dimensions in the
description of the trusses are nominal and actual
measurements are to be obtained form the Principal Agent

Section No. 4
Bill No. 6
112
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

plate level of single storey building approximate 4,1m
wind bracing:
1
Mono pitch roof truss with 3,12m span with top chord
extended 320mm top side and 520mm bottom side.
No.

2
76 x 50mm Purlins.
57
38 x 105mm Wall plate including 10mm cement mortar

bedding.
No.
10 x 275mm 'Everite Nutec' Barge boards including PVC Hprofile jointing strips and corner joints drilled and brass
screwed to ends of purlins.
10 x 300mm 'Everite Nutec' Fascia boards including PVC Hprofile jointing strips and corner joints drilled and brass
No.
ROOF SUNDRIES
Sundries:
4
Galvanised Teco hanger tribeam shoe to suit 76 x 228mm

truss rafter, one end nailed to timber, other end fixed to
brickwork.
EAVES, VERGES, ETC.
FRAMED DOORS, ETC.

7


Section No. 4
Bill No. 6
113
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
8

No.
Rate
Amount

9
No.
10
No.
15
FRAMED FRAMES, ETC.

Wrought meranti:
11

Wrought meranti:
12
14
13
31

Section No. 4
Bill No. 6
114
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 6
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
112
113
114

Section No. 4
Bill No. 6
115
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 7
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Descriptions:
concrete.
been given.
Bulkheads:
INSULATION
'Brits' isotherm insulation:
1

Section No. 4
Bill No. 7
116
18
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

4mm Everite Nutec plain boards with H-PVC jointing
strips:
2

450mm centres in one direction between rafters.

Section No. 4
Bill No. 7
117
18
No.
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 7
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
116
117

Section No. 4
Bill No. 7
118
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 8
IRONMONGERY
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
BOLTS, ETC.
1
No.
24
LOCKS
2
No.
Indicator bolt.
No.
Paraplegic indicator bolt.
No.
No.
HANDLES, FLUSH PULLS, ETC.

Handles, flush pulls, etc.:
5
25mm 'Dorma DPH209 SS' 200mm long T-shaped straight

bolt through pull handle.

Section No. 4
Bill No. 8
Ironmongery
119
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
BATHROOM FITTINGS
'Chairman Industries' grade 304 satin polished stainless
steel standard paraplegic rails:
6
32mm Diameter Type DL2 side grab rail plugged.
No.
32mm Diameter Type SR1 rear grab rail around cistern

plugged.
No.
No.

No.
No.
'Franke':
8

SUNDRIES
10

Section No. 4
Bill No. 8
Ironmongery
120
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 8
IRONMONGERY
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
119
120

Section No. 4
Bill No. 8
Ironmongery
121
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 9
METALWORK
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Descriptions:
washers.
METALWORK
1
No.
No.
ALUMINIUM WINDOWS, DOORS, ETC. (CPAP Work

Group No 149)
General:

Section No. 4
Bill No. 9
Metalwork
122
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

concrete:
3
Top hung opening out window 600 x 600mm high (W03).
No.
No.

Section No. 4
Bill No. 9
Metalwork
123
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 9
METALWORK
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
122
123

Section No. 4
Bill No. 9
Metalwork
124
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 10
PLASTERING
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
SCREEDS
Screeds on concrete:
1
21
INTERNAL PLASTER
2
On walls.
90
On narrow widths.
54
EXTERNAL PLASTER
4
On walls.

Corner protectors, dividing strips, etc.:

concrete.

Section No. 4
Bill No. 10
Plastering
125
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 11
TILING
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
direct bedding.
bedding.
commence.
commence.
manufacturer.

Section No. 4
Bill No. 11
Tiling
126
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

water in the mix).
screeds:
recommended.
sealed as follows:

Section No. 4
Bill No. 11
Tiling
127
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

water.
CERAMIC WALL TILING
200 x 200 x 6mm Johnson's Matisse WTB4 white glazed
ceramic tiles fixed with Tal adhesive to plaster (plaster
elsewhere) and flush pointed with Tal jointing compound
(All tiling to be laid with 5mm maximum consistent joints
between tiles):
1
On walls in isolated panels, splashbacks, etc.
19

2
Skirting 85mm high of cut tiles.

Section No. 4
Bill No. 11
Tiling
128
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 11
TILING
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
126
127
128

Section No. 4
Bill No. 11
Tiling
129
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 12
PAINTWORK
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
General:
etc.
Colours:
PAINTING
ON FLOATED PLASTER
1
On interior walls.

Section No. 4
Bill No. 12
Paintwork
130
90
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

2
On exterior walls.
57
90
18
15

3
On interior walls.
ON FIBRE-CEMENT, ETC.

coat 'Plascon Wall and All with Teflon' code WWA
thinned 10 parts paint with 1 part water' and two coats
'Plascon Wall and All with Teflon' paint:

ON METAL
On door frames.
ON WOOD, WOOD BOARD
On backs of frames, linings, etc. not exceeding 300mm wide.

Section No. 4
Bill No. 12
Paintwork
131
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

8
On doors.
11
On door frames.
12

10

Velvaglo' paint:
11
On doors.

Section No. 4
Bill No. 12
Paintwork
132
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 12
PAINTWORK
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
130
131
132

Section No. 4
Bill No. 12
Paintwork
133
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 13
PLUMBING AND DRAINAGE
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Wire gratings:
Descriptions of gutter outlets, etc. shall be deemed to include
wire balloon gratings.
SANITARY FITTINGS (CPAP Work group No. 148)
'Atlas':
1
222AP VIP 200 Pedestal c/w flap and incorporated seat size
466 X 387 X 518mm high colour polyethylene plastic fixed
to floors with an approved epoxy or bolted to floors with and
including four 6mm diameter x 50mm long expansion bolts.
No.
No.
No.
No.
'Vaal':
2
510 x 405mm 'Hibiscus 7023' vitreous china lavatory basin

with single taphole configuration, integrated overflow and
chainstay hole through the centre semi-punched taphole,
bolted to wall with two 10mm bolts (code 8448Z0).
WASTE UNIONS, ETC.
Waste unions, etc.:
'Cobra 301-32CP' basin waste union with 62mm flange

80mm long shank, slotted with backnut (no plug and chain).
TRAPS, ETC.
uPVC:
40mm 'P' trap.

Section No. 4
Bill No. 13
Plumbing And Drainage
134
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
TAPS, VALVES, ETC.

'Cobra Watertech':
5
22mm Prestex 1003/22 cast brass gate valve.
No.
15mm SANS 226 TYPE 1 pillar tap.
No.
15mm 503-21B CP Elbow action bibtap.
No.
15mm 832-10 angle valve.
No.

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Bill No. 13
135
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
Bill No. 13
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
134
135

Section No. 4
Bill No. 13
136
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 4
6 PIT LATRINE
SECTION SUMMARY
Bill
No.
Page
98
103
MASONRY
107
WATERPROOFING
108
ROOF COVERINGS
111
115
118
IRONMONGERY
121
METALWORK
124
10
PLASTERING
125
11
TILING
129
12
PAINTWORK
133
13
136

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SECTION SUMMARY
137
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SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
138
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 1
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Nature of ground:
rock or soft rock.
the excavations.
excavated.

Section No. 5
Bill No. 1
139
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Blasting:
own expense.
Testing:
1
Trenches.
36
12
Toilet pit.
44

excavation in:
4
Soft rock.
Hard rock.
12

6
95
Sides of trench and hole excavations exceeding 1,5m deep.
44

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Bill No. 1
140
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
CARTING AWAY.
8
70
EARTH FILLING, ETC.

9

Filling with G5 material supplied and carted onto site by
the Contractor, compacted to a density of at least 95%
Mod. AASHTO maximum density:
10

11
12

13
Under floors, etc.

14

water.

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Bill No. 1
141
Item
Nkonkwana Jss
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Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 1
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
139
140
141

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Bill No. 1
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 2
CONCRETE, FORMWORK,
REINFORCEMENT
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Cost of tests
are measured separately).
Formwork
described.

Section No. 5
Bill No. 2
Concrete, Formwork, Reinforcement
143
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

Concrete in panels:
the panels.
CONCRETE, FORMWORK & REINFORCEMENT
EXCAVATED SURFACES
10MPa Concrete:
1
10
Sets
30/19mm Concrete:
2
Strip footings.
REINFORCED CONCRETE

EXCAVATED SURFACES
Raft slab.
TEST BLOCKS
Test blocks:


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Bill No. 2
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Nkonkwana Jss
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

float:
6
57
26
19
No.
20
40
50
Tonnes
0.05

7

wide.
Slabs propped up not exceeding 1,5m high.

Rough formwork to form:
Opening exceeding 1m and not exceeding 2m girth through

not exceeding 300mm slab.
10

with tear off strip between vertical concrete surfaces:
11

including thick cement slurry to one face:
12

Group No 114)
work:
13
12mm Diameter bars.

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Bill No. 2
145
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
14

slabs, etc.

Section No. 5
Bill No. 2
146
201
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 2
CONCRETE, FORMWORK, REINFORCEMENT
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
143
144
145
146

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Bill No. 2
147
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 3
MASONRY
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
General:
practable.
BRICKWORK
brick.
Walls, etc.:
Face bricks:
excluding waste).

Section No. 5
Bill No. 3
Masonry
148
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Pointing:
BRICKWORK IN FOUNDATIONS
Brickwork of NFX bricks (14MPa) in Class II mortar:
1
Half brick wall.
86
One brick wall.
26

ties and 25MPa concrete to cavity of hollow wall.
36
51
Extra over 270mm hollow brickwork for horizontal corbelled

band one course high and 115mm projection.
Half brick wall.
58
Half brick wall in beamfilling.
94
One brick wall in beamfilling.
No.
30

9
Galvanised brickwork reinforcement:
10
189
11

1 861
12
313
13

307

Section No. 5
Bill No. 3
Masonry
149
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

14
23

15
27
16

(Provisional)
89
No.
BRICKWORK SUNDRIES
17

'Terracotta' Air bricks etc.:
18

Section No. 5
Bill No. 3
Masonry
150
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 3
MASONRY
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
148
149
150

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Bill No. 3
Masonry
151
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 4
WATERPROOFING
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
1
In walls.
26
41
50
One layer of 250 micron Consol Plastics Gundle USB

2
Under surface beds.

bond breaker, primer, etc.:

expansion joint filler as necessary.

Section No. 5
Bill No. 4
Waterproofing
152
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 5
ROOF COVERINGS
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Cutting of sheets:
match roof finish.
ROOF COVERINGS, ETC.
1

58
Apex flashing 462mm girth, three times bent along girth and
notched on site to suit 'Safintra A7 IBR' profile.
14
Serrated polycloser and metal closer to suit 'Safintra A7 IBR'

profile.
14

750mm centres:
2

Section No. 5
Bill No. 5
Roof Coverings
153
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

paper and reinforcing scrim, laminated together with low
density polyethylene (218gsm).
4

1100mm centres) and fixed concurrent with timber purlins,
etc. including 1,6mm diameter galvanised steel straining
wires (SANS 675) at 367mm max centres.

Section No. 5
Bill No. 5
Roof Coverings
154
58
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 5
ROOF COVERINGS
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
153
154

Section No. 5
Bill No. 5
Roof Coverings
155
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 6
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Particle board:
Joinery:
Fixing:
PREFABRICATED ROOF TRUSSES
coverings is 'Safintra' cover A7 IBR' on purlins. Ceilings are
mainly 4mm thick nailed up ceiling on brandering. The
dimensions in the description of the trusses are nominal and
actual measurements are to be obtained form the Architect

Section No. 5
Bill No. 6
156
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

plate level of single storey building approximate 4,1m
wind bracing:
1
Mono pitch roof truss with 3,12m span with top chord
extended 320mm top side and 520mm bottom side.
No.
15

2
76 x 50mm Purlins.
98
38 x 105mm Wall plate including 10mm cement mortar

bedding.
13
No.
15
10 x 275mm 'Everite Nutec' Barge boards including PVC Hprofile jointing strips and corner joints drilled and brass
10 x 225mm 'Everite Nutec' Fascia boards including PVC Hprofile jointing strips and corner joints drilled and brass
14
ROOF SUNDRIES
Sundries:
4
Galvanised Teco hanger tribeam shoe to suit 76 x 228mm

truss rafter, one end nailed to timber, other end fixed to
brickwork
EAVES, VERGES, ETC.
SKIRTINGS
Wrought meranti:
covering is laid
7

Section No. 5
Bill No. 6
157
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
FRAMED DOORS, ETC.

8

No.
No.
10
15

9

FRAMED FRAMES, ETC.
Wrought meranti:
10

Wrought meranti:
11
14
12
31

Section No. 5
Bill No. 6
158
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 6
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
156
157
158

Section No. 5
Bill No. 6
159
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 7
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Descriptions:
concrete.
been given.
Bulkheads:
INSULATION
'Brits' isotherm insulation:
1

Section No. 5
Bill No. 7
160
40
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

4mm Everite Nutec plain boards with H-PVC jointing
strips:
2

450mm centres in one direction between rafters.

Section No. 5
Bill No. 7
161
40
No.
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 7
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
160
161

Section No. 5
Bill No. 7
162
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 8
IRONMONGERY
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
BOLTS, ETC.
1
No.
39
LOCKS
2
No.
Indicator bolt.
No.
10
No.
10
BATHROOM FITTINGS
'Franke':
4


Section No. 5
Bill No. 8
Ironmongery
163
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SUNDRIES
5

No.
No.

Section No. 5
Bill No. 8
Ironmongery
164
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 8
IRONMONGERY
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
163
164

Section No. 5
Bill No. 8
Ironmongery
165
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 9
METALWORK
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Descriptions:
washers.
GALVANISED WELDED SCREENS, GATES, ETC.
Security gates:
1
Single gate 900 x 2100mm high formed of 50 x 50 x 2.5mm

hollow section frame and two 50 x 50 x 2.5mm hollow
section horizontal rails, filled in with 20mm diameter vertical
solid bars at 120mm centres and including a pair of suitable
hinges bolted to wall with and including M12 expansion bolts
and a lockable sliding bolt with keep.
No.
No.
10

2

Section No. 5
Bill No. 9
Metalwork
166
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
ALUMINIUM WINDOWS, DOORS, ETC. (CPAP Work

Group No 149)
General:
concrete:
3
No.
11
No.

Section No. 5
Bill No. 9
Metalwork
167
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 9
METALWORK
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
166
167

Section No. 5
Bill No. 9
Metalwork
168
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 10
PLASTERING
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Untinted grano:
Untinted granolithic floor finish made up of two cement, one
parts sand and four parts granite chippings and worked off to
a smooth level to approval.
SCREEDS
Screeds on concrete:
1
36
GRANOLITHIC
Untinted granolithic on concrete:
2

INTERNAL PLASTER
On walls.
161
On narrow widths.
84
EXTERNAL PLASTER
5
On walls.

Section No. 5
Bill No. 10
Plastering
169
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
6

13
Rate
Amount

Corner protectors, dividing strips, etc.:
7

concrete.

Section No. 5
Bill No. 10
Plastering
170
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 10
PLASTERING
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
169
170

Section No. 5
Bill No. 10
Plastering
171
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 11
TILING
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
direct bedding.
bedding.
commence.
commence.
manufacturer.

Section No. 5
Bill No. 11
Tiling
172
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

water in the mix).
screeds:
recommended.
sealed as follows:

Section No. 5
Bill No. 11
Tiling
173
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

water.
1
Skirting 85mm high of cut tiles.

Section No. 5
Bill No. 11
Tiling
174
36
13
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 11
TILING
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
172
173
174

Section No. 5
Bill No. 11
Tiling
175
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 12
PAINTWORK
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
General:
etc.
Colours:
ON FLOATED PLASTER
1
On interior walls.

Section No. 5
Bill No. 12
Paintwork
176
161
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

2
On exterior walls.
86
184
40
15

3
On interior walls.

coat 'Plascon Wall and All with Teflon' code WWA
thinned 10 parts paint with 1 part water' and two coats
'Plascon Wall and All with Teflon' paint:

ON METAL
On door frames.
ON WOOD, WOOD BOARD
On backs of frames, linings, etc. not exceeding 300mm wide.

Section No. 5
Bill No. 12
Paintwork
177
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

8
On doors.
11
On door frames.
33

10

Velvaglo' paint:
11
On doors.
apply one coat 'Woodoc 2000 sealer' and one coat
'Woodoc Stain Concentrate':
12

Section No. 5
Bill No. 12
Paintwork
178
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 12
PAINTWORK
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
176
177
178

Section No. 5
Bill No. 12
Paintwork
179
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
Bill No. 13
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Wire gratings:
'Atlas':
1
222AP VIP 200 Pedestal c/w flap and incorporated seat size
466 X 387 X 518mm high colour polyethylene plastic fixed
to floors with an approved epoxy or bolted to floors with and
including four 6mm diameter x 50mm long expansion bolts.
No.
10
No.
No.
'Franke':
2
Model 'TU102' (code 334384) flat back wall mounted trough

urinal to fit between walls, supplied with built-in tipping tank
and a 12mm adjustable drip cock (inlet) with outlet situated
on right hand side with a recess for a 40mm chrome plated
waste outlet (to be supplied) including a tiling key to sides
and rear walls and the back to be fully sound deadened with
vermin proof bitumastic material.
TAPS, VALVES, ETC.
'Cobra Watertech':

Section No. 5
Bill No. 13
180
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 5
10 PIT LATERINE
SECTION SUMMARY
Bill
No.
Page
142
CONCRETE, FORMWORK, REINFORCEMENT
147
MASONRY
151
WATERPROOFING
152
ROOF COVERINGS
155
159
162
IRONMONGERY
165
METALWORK
168
10
PLASTERING
171
11
TILING
175
12
PAINTWORK
179
13
180

Section No. 5
SECTION SUMMARY
181
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
SECTION NO. 6
(PROVISIONAL)
182
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 6
(PROVISIONAL)
Bill No. 1
RAINWATER DISPOSAL
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Wire gratings:
RAINWATER DISPOSAL (CPAP Work Group No 148):
DPI Rainflo PVCU D-shaped profile eaves gutter with
beaded edges (code GPE 6,01) complying with SANS 11:
1970, fixed to fascia board with Rainflo gutter brackets at
maximum 750mm centres:
1
125 x 85mm Eaves gutters with beaded front edge.
201
Extra over eaves gutter for stopped end.
No.
34
Extra over eaves gutter for angle.
No.
Extra over eaves gutter for outlet for 80mm diameter pipe.
No.
22
76
uPVC pipes:
5
80mm Diameter pipes to walls.
Extra over rainwater pipe for bend.
No.
56
Extra over rainwater pipe for shoe.
No.

Section No. 6
Bill No. 1
Rainwater Disposal
183
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 6
(PROVISIONAL)
Bill No. 2
STORMWATER DRAINAGE
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Concrete pipes:
Pipes shall be jointed with ogee joints with rubber collars or
socket and spigot joints with rubber rings.
Exposed concrete surfaces:
Exposed surfaces of concrete stormwater channels, cover
slabs, inspection eye marker slabs, gulley tops, cleaning eye
tops, catchpits, inspection chambers, etc. shall be finished
smooth with plaster.
Excavations:
Trenches not exceeding 1m deep shall be taken of such width
as to provide a clearance of 300mm on each side of the pipe,
the width of the trench shall be increased by 100mm for each
successive depth of 1m to a maximum width which provides a
clearance of 500mm on each side of the pipe.
No claim for rock excavation will be entertained unless the
Contractor has timeously notified the quantity surveyor
thereof prior to backfilling.
'Soft rock' and 'hard rock' shall be as defined in 'Earthworks'.
Laying, backfilling, bedding, etc. of pipes:
Pipes shall be laid and bedded and trenches shall be carefully
backfilled in accordance with manufacturers' instructions.

Section No. 6
Bill No. 2
Stormwater Drainage
184
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Where no manufacturers instructions exist, pipes shall be laid

in accordance with clauses 5.1 and 5.2 of each of the
following: SANS 1200 L : Medium pressure pipelines LD :
Sewers LE : Stormwater drainage Pipe trenches, etc. shall be
backfilled in accordance with clause 3, 5.5, 5.6, 5.7 and 7 of
SANS 1200 DB: Earthworks (Pipe trenches) Clause 5.7.2 will
only be applicable if authorised by the Engineer in writing.
Pipes shall be bedded in accordance with clauses 3.1 to 3.4.1,
5.1 to 5.3 and 7 of SANS 1200LB: Bedding (Pipes). Unless
otherwise described bedding of rigid pipes shall be class B
bedding.
If the material from the excavations is found to be unsuitable
as backfilling for drain trenches and inspection chambers, etc.
written approval must be obtained form the Engineer to use
imported fill.
Descriptions of pipes laid in trenches:
Descriptions of pipes laid in trenches shall be deemed to
include for carting away all surplus excavated material to a
dumping site located by the contractor.
Descriptions of catchpits, junction boxes, manholes, etc.:
Descriptions of catchpits, junction boxes, manholes, etc.,
shall be deemed to include for compaction, disposal of
surplus excavated material to a dumping site located by the
contractor, risk of collapse and keeping excavations free from
water.
STORMWATER CHANNELS (CPAP Work Group No
146)
In-situ concrete channels:
1
Excavation not exceeding 2m deep and form V-shaped

channels.
55
Extra for carting away off site excavated materials by

contractor.
55
Allow for keeping excavations entirely free from water or

mud.
Scarify in-situ material for a depth of 150mm and compact to

obtain 93% modified AASHTO dry density.

Section No. 6
Bill No. 2
Stormwater Drainage
185
Item
183
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
5
Rate
Amount
Filling with G7 approved material supplied compacted to

95%Mod. AASHTO under aprons.
27
Unreinforced 20MPa concrete in 600 x 165mm V-channels.
27
Rate Only
264
Rate Only
264
Rate Only
183
Rate Only
Expansion Joints:
7
10mm Bitumen impregnated softboard in expansion joint

between apron and walls in narrow widths not exceeding
150mm wide including tacking to face of wall.
JOINT SEALANTS, ETC. (CPAP WORK GROUP NO
120)
bond breaker, primer, etc.
10 x 10mm In expansion joints in aprons including raking out

expansion joint filler as necessary
Finishing tops of channels smooth with a steel trowel.
10
Form 900 x 50mm deep segmental channel in top of concrete.
203
Rate Only
11
Rough formwork to sides of channels not exceeding 150mm

high.
264
Rate Only
13
No.
13
300mm Pipes laid in and including trenches not exceeding 1m

deep.
73
300mm Pipes laid in and including trenches exceeding 1m

and not exceeding 2m deep.
90
Precast concrete channels:

12
13
460 x 170mm Channels with 310 x 110mm deep segmental

channel.
Extra for angles, intersections, ends, dressing into sides of
catchpits, etc.
STORMWATER DRAINAGE (CPAP Work Group No
146)
Class 100D concrete pipes on Class C bedding:
14
15

Section No. 6
Bill No. 2
Stormwater Drainage
186
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
16

51
Rate
Amount
The following in eight inlet boxes, catchpits, junction

boxes and inlet manholes per attached drawings CD05
and CD06:
17
Excavation not exceeding 2m deep.
17
18
Excavation exceeding 2m and not exceeding 4m deep.
13
19
30MPa reinforced concrete in bottoms.
20

slabs, etc.
11
25MPa unreinforced concrete benching in bottom of 450 x

400mm chamber, dished down to channels and finished
No.
25MPa unreinforced concrete benching in bottom of 600 x

No.
890 x 890 x 125mm Thick precast concrete cover slab

finished smooth on exposed surfaces with plaster including
necessary formwork and reinforcement.
No.
1040 x 1040 x 150mm Thick precast concrete cover slab with

450 x 450mm rebated opening for cover and frame and
necessary formwork and reinforcement.
No.
21
22
23
24
25
One brick wall.
64
26
Plaster on brick walls.
47
27
450 x 450mm 'Saint-Gobain No. 2946' cast iron dished

grating and frame.
No.
The following in two headwalls per attached drawing

CD08:
28
Excavate not exceeding 2m deep.
29
30MPa unreinforced concrete footing.

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Stormwater Drainage
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Unit Quantity
30
Formwork to edges, risers, ends and reveals not exceeding

300mm wide or high.
12
31
One brick wall.
32
33
150-200mm Selected loose stones tightly packed including

preparation of ground surface.
No.
Extra over excavation in earth for pipe trenches, chambers,

etc. for excavation in soft rock.

etc. for excavation in hard rock.
Unreinforced concrete encasing to 300mm horizontal pipe.
15
34
Reno galvanised mattress mesh size 80 x 100 x 2.2mm laced

together and filled with broken stone to form 300mm thick
mattress of 2000 x 1000 x 300mm boxes properly bonded.
Rate
Amount
Sundries:
35
36
37

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Bill No. 2
Stormwater Drainage
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Amount
SECTION NO. 6
PLUMBING AND DRAINAGE (PROVISIONAL)
Bill No. 2
STORMWATER DRAINAGE
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
184
185
186
187
188

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Bill No. 2
Stormwater Drainage
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 6
(PROVISIONAL)
Bill No. 3
SUB-SOIL DRAINAGE
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Excavations:
bedding.
imported fill.

Section No. 6
Bill No. 3
Sub-soil Drainage
190
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

water.
SUBSOIL DRAINAGE (CPAP Work Group No 146)
Slotted uPVC agricultural pipes soakaway laid in
herringbone pattern per annexed drawing CD09:
1
110mm Slotted uPVC agriculture pipes laid in and including

trenches not exceeding 1m deep including 19mm crushed
stone encasing size 400 x 400mm enclosed with 'U24 Bidum'
geofabric filter blanket wrapped around encasing with
460mm side and 400mm end laps including stitching.
20
110mm Slotted uPVC agriculture pipes laid in and including

trenches exceeding 1m and not exceeding 2m deep including
19mm crushed stone encasing size 400 x 400mm enclosed
with 'U24 Bidum' geofabric filter blanket wrapped around
encasing with 460mm side and 400mm end laps including
stitching.
10
Extra over uPVC pipes for fittings:

3
Extra for 110mm capped end.
No.
12
Extra for 110mm bend.
No.
110mm Rodding eye.
No.

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Bill No. 3
Sub-soil Drainage
191
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E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 6
Bill No. 3
SUB-SOIL DRAINAGE
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
190
191

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Bill No. 3
Sub-soil Drainage
192
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 6
(PROVISIONAL)
Bill No. 4
SOIL DRAINAGE
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Vitrified clay pipes, etc.:
Pipes shall rest on solid ground and, where necessary, pockets
of sufficient size shall be cut around joints to enable the
jointing to be properly performed or, alternatively, pipes shall
be bedded full length on and including unreinforced concrete
laid in a semi-dry state immediately before pipes are laid.
Class 34 uPVC pipes and fittings.
Sewer and drainage pipes and fittings shall be jointed and
sealed with butyl rubber rings.
Soil, waste and vent pipes and fittings shall be solvent weld
jointed.
bedding.

Section No. 6
Bill No. 4
Soil Drainage
193
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

imported fill.
Excavations:
Trenches not exceeding 1m deep shall be taken of such width
as to provide a clearance of 300mm on each side of the pipe,
the width of the trench shall be increased by 100mm for each
successive depth of 1m to a maximum width which provides a
clearance of 500mm on each side of the pipe.
water.
SOIL DRAINAGE (CPAP Work Group No 146)
uPVC channels:
1
110mm Half-round channels in bottoms of inspection

chambers.
Extra over uPVC channels for fittings:

2
110mm Bend.
No.
110mm Junction.
No.
42
Class 34 uPVC pipes:

4
110mm Pipes vertically or ramped to cleaning eyes, etc. (no

excavation).

Section No. 6
Bill No. 4
Soil Drainage
194
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Unit Quantity
5
110mm Pipes laid in and including trenches not exceeding 1m

deep.
64

228

85
Rate
Amount

8
110mm Bend.
No.
52
110mm Junction.
No.
17
10
110mm Access bend.
No.
11
110mm Access junction.
No.
12
100mm Cast iron 'ABC' cleaning eye.
No.
No.
PVC gulleys:
13
110mm Gulley not exceeding 1m deep.

The following in six inspection chambers per annexed
drawings CD02 and CD04:
14
Excavation not exceeding 2m deep.
21
15
Excavation exceeding 2m and not exceeding 4m deep.
20
16
Reinforced concrete (30MPa) in bottoms.
17

slabs, etc.
11
Unreinforced concrete (25 MPa) benching in bottom of 600 x

No.
1040 x 1340 x 100mm Thick precast concrete cover slab with

550mm diameter rebated opening for cover and frame and
necessary formwork and reinforcement set in 3:1 mortar.
No.
92
18
19
20
One brick wall.

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Bill No. 4
Soil Drainage
195
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
21
71
22
550mm Diameter 71kg type 4 cast iron double seal manhole

cover and frame.
No.
550mm Diameter 176kg type 2A heavy duty cast iron

manhole cover and frame.
No.
No.


Extra over backfilling to pipe trenches, chambers, etc. for

imported G5 backfilling as directed by the engineer in writing
(removal of unsuitable backfilling elsewhere).
35
Extra over backfilling to pipe trenches, chambers, etc. for

carting unsuitable material off the site as directed by the
engineer in writing.
43
29
Unreinforced concrete encasing to 110mm vertical pipe.
42
30
Unreinforced concrete encasing to 110mm horizontal pipe.
25
31
300 x 300 x 100mm Precast concrete inspection eye marker

slab set in ground.
No.
45
23
Rate
Amount
Septic tank per annexed drawing CD01:

24
Septic tank 2000mm wide x 3610mm long x 1604mm high

internally, complete with unreinforced blinding, reinforced
concrete base and slab, reinforced engineering brick walls
with waterproof plaster, separation overflow wall and vent,
inflow and outflow pipes with junctions and all other fittings,
openings for and two M0492 manhole covers, complete with
and including all excavations, carting away, compacted
backfilling, risk of collapse, working space, formwork, etc.
constructed complete in accordance with the specifications
and detail drawings.
Sundries:
25
26
27
28

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Bill No. 4
Soil Drainage
196
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
TESTING:
Testing:
32
Testing drainage pipe system.
Item

Section No. 6
Bill No. 4
Soil Drainage
197
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 6
Bill No. 4
SOIL DRAINAGE
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
193
194
195
196
197

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Bill No. 4
Soil Drainage
198
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 6
(PROVISIONAL)
Bill No. 5
SANITARY FITTINGS
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Flush pans:
Flush pans shall have straight or side outlets and 'P' or 'S'
traps as necessary.
Prices:
Prices of sanitary fittings are to include for silicone sealants
between walls and fittings where necessary.
Stainless steel basins, sinks, wash troughs, urinals, etc.:
Stainless steel for economy basins, domestic sinks, worktops
and wash troughs shall by type 430 (17/0).
Stainless steel for laboratory sinks, photographic equipment,
etc. shall be type 316 (18/8).
Stainless steel for urinals, basins, quality sinks, wash troughs,
institutional equipment, etc. shall be type 304 (18/8).
Units shall have standard aprons on all exposed edges and
tiling keys against walls where applicable.
Waste unions:
Descriptions of waste unions shall be deemed to include
rubber or vulcanite plugs and chains fixed to fittings.

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Bill No. 5
Sanitary Fittings
199
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

'Vaal':
1
'Hibiscus 772610' close coupled 90 outlet open rim

washdown WC pan with S - trap and matching 9 litre cistern
(flush system to be best available red system FP272) with
double flap heavy duty plastic seat.
No.
510 x 405mm 'Hibiscus 7023' vitreous china lavatory basin

with single taphole configuration, integrated overflow and
chainstay hole through the centre semi-punched taphole,
bolted to wall with two 10mm bolts (code 8448Z0).
No.
435 x 335mm Ceramic fireclay rectangular sink without

overflow, with centre end waste outlet with acid resistant
waste (code 8708Z0) and 32mm chrome plated waste (code
87948Z0) fixed to wall on two semi-concealed brackets (code
8102Z0).
No.
No.
Standard sit on sink size 900 x 460 x 150mm high with

recessed draining ledge and 32 x 10mm apron.
No.
Standard sit on sink size 1800 x 460 x 150mm high double

right side bowl with recessed draining ledge and 32 x 10mm
apron.
No.
'Cobra 301-32CP' basin waste union with 62mm flange

80mm long shank, slotted with backnut (no plug and chain).
No.
'Cobra 317-40CP' sink waste union with 62mm flange, 45mm

long shank, unslotted with plug and backnut.
No.
38mm Brass waste outlet for concrete basin.
No.
'Atlas':
4
'Christy' wash hand basin size 570 x 400 x 245mm high with
galvanized bracket with 2 tap holes and a built in soap holder
(code SKU: 383A).
'Kwikot':
WASTE UNIONS, ETC.

Waste unions, etc.:
7

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Bill No. 5
Sanitary Fittings
200
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
TRAPS, ETC.
uPVC:
10
40mm 'P' trap.
No.
11
40mm 'P' trap complete with inspection eye secured and

fitted to waste outlet.
No.
No.
No.
'Polyflor':
12
110mm 'Polyflor Poly drain (code EG150FVL/VNL/110)'

shower drain with 110mm straight outlet connected to PVC
pipes.
Rofo Sales CC' Stainless steel floor traps:
13
Stainless steel floor trap Code RO 280V (H) NW 100.

Supplied by ROFO Sales.
TAPS, VALVES, ETC.
'Cobra Watertech':
14
No.
15
No.
16
15mm 100-15 RB Bibtap.
No.
12
17
15mm SANS 226 TYPE 1 pillar tap.
No.
18
15mm 'Capstan CS-215/044CP' sink pillar tap with aerated

swan neck swivel outlet.
No.
19
15mm 832-10 angle valve.
No.
20
15mm SANS 226 TYPE 2 undertile shower stop taps.
No.
21
15mm '3328SB026-065' Handshower set.
No.
22
32mm Mastertherm II automatic fail-safe anti-scald and anitchill thermostatic temperature controller with BSTP male
inlet and outlet couplings (code KD2.204).
No.

Section No. 6
Bill No. 5
Sanitary Fittings
201
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 6
Bill No. 5
SANITARY FITTINGS
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
199
200
201

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Bill No. 5
Sanitary Fittings
202
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 6
(PROVISIONAL)
Bill No. 6
SANITARY PLUMBING
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
uPVC pipes and fittings.
Soil, waste and vent pipes and fittings shall be solvent weld
jointed.
SANITARY PLUMBING (CPAP Work group No. 148)
uPVC pipes:
1
40mm Pipes.
110mm Pipes.
10

3
40mm Bend.
No.
110mm Bend.
No.
40mm Junction.
No.
110mm Junction.
No.
110mm Pan connector.
No.
40mm Access bend.
No.
110mm Air vent valve.
No.

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Bill No. 6
Sanitary Plumbing
203
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 6
(PROVISIONAL)
Bill No. 7
WATER SUPPLY IN GROUND
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
uPVC pressure pipes and fittings:
Pipes for water supply shall be of the class stated.
Pipes of 40mm diameter and smaller shall be plain ended
with solvent welded uPVC loose sockets and fittings.
Pipes of 50mm diameter and greater shall have sockets and
spigots with push-in type integral rubber ring joints. Bends
shall be uPVC and all other fittings shall be cast iron, all with
similar push-in type joints.
Copper pipes:
Pipes shall be hard drawn and half-hard pipes of the class
stated. Class 0 (thin walled hard drawn) pipes shall not be
bent. Class 1 (thin walled half-hard), class 2 (half-hard) and
class 3 (heavy walled half-hard) pipes shall only be bent with
benders with inner and outer formers. Fittings to copper
waste, vent and anti-syphon pipes, capillary solder fittings
and compression fittings shall be 'Cobra Watertech' type.
Capillary solder fittings shall comply with ISO 2016. Only
compression fittings shall be used in walls or in ground.
Reducing fittings:
Where fittings have reducing ends or branches they are
described as 'reducing'. In the case of pipes with diameters
not exceeding 60mm only the largest end or branch size is
given. Should the Contractor wish to use other fittings and
bushes or reducers he may do so on the understanding that no
claim in this regard will be entertained. In the case of pipes
with diameters exceeding 60mm all sizes are given and no
claim for extra bushes, reducers, etc. will be entertained.

Section No. 6
Bill No. 7
Water Supply In Ground
204
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

Where no manufacturer's instructions exist, pipes shall be laid
bedding.
imported fill.
Excavations:
WATER SUPPLIES IN GROUND (CPAP Work group
No. 148)
Class 10 HDPE pressure pipes:
1
32mm Pipes.
15
32mm Pipes laid in and including trenches.
220
50mm Pipes.
26
50mm Pipes laid in and including trenches.
224

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Bill No. 7
205
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Extra over HDPE pressure pipes for HDPE compression

fittings:
5
50mm Reducer.
No.
15
32mm Adaptor.
No.
39
50mm Adaptor.
No.
22
32mm Bend
No.
14
50mm Bend.
No.
11
10
32mm Tee.
No.
24
11
50mm Tee.
No.
14
12
50mm Reducing tee.
No.
13
32mm HDPE compression fitting type ball valve including all

couplings.
No.
50mm HDPE compression fitting type ball valve including all

couplings.
No.


Unreinforced concrete in thrust blocks at bends, tees, etc.

including necessary extra excavations, formwork , etc.
No.
22
Water fountain comprising 300mm diameter x 1200mm high

pre-cast concrete civic drinking water fountain as supplied by
'Old World Concretes' (011 - 626 2510), supplied and
installed complete with and including push-button tap, waste
outlet, supply and drainage pipes, connections to supply and
drainage system including 300 x 300 x 300mm 20MPa/19mm
mass concrete footings, including excavations, carting away,
backfilling, etc.
No.
14
Sundries:
15
16
17
18

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Bill No. 7
206
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Fresh water pumpstation per annexed drawing CD010:

19
20
21
22
Pumphouse and sump 800 x 1200 x 1000mm high internally,

complete with unreinforced blinding, reinforced concrete
base, lockable galvanised hinged steel lid with lock,
reinforced engineering brick walls with waterproof plaster,
openings and sealing for inflow and outflow pipes with
junctions and all other galvanised fittings, 50mm drain pipe,
etc., complete with and including all excavations, carting
away, compacted backfilling, risk of collapse, working space,
formwork, etc. constructed complete in accordance with the
specifications and detail drawings.
No.
22mm Gate valve including all fittings and connections to

other equipment, pipes, etc. installed complete in accordance
with the specifications and detail drawings.
No.
22mm Non-return valve including all fittings and connections

to other equipment, pipes, etc. installed complete in
accordance with the specifications and detail drawings.
No.
Freshwater pump, duty point of 2litre/second at 15m pump

head including all fittings and connections to other
equipment, valves, pipes, etc. installed complete in
accordance with the specifications and detail drawings.
No.
TESTING:
Testing:
23
Testing water pipe system.

Section No. 6
Bill No. 7
207
Item
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 6
Bill No. 7
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
204
205
206
207

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Bill No. 7
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 6
(PROVISIONAL)
Bill No. 8
WATER SUPPLY IN BUILDING
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
'Polycop' polypropylene pipes:
Polypropylene pipes 54mm diameter and under shall be
seamless copper coloured class 16 pipes jointed with 'Fastfuse' heat welded thermoplastic or brass compression fittings
as designed for use with copper pipes as stated.
Pipes shall be firmly fixed to walls, etc. with coloured nylon
snap-in pipe clips with provision for accommodating thermal
movement and jointed and fixed strictly in accordance with
the manufacturer's instructions.
All pipe diameters are nominal external.
Copper pipes:
Copper pipes chased in walls:
Where pipes have been chased in walls, the price for making
good of plaster and paint, etc. shall be deemed to be included
in the description of pipe chased in walls.

Section No. 6
Bill No. 8
Water Supply In Building
209
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Reducing fittings:
In the case of pipes with diameters exceeding 60mm all sizes
are given and no claim for extra bushes, reducers, etc. will be
entertained.
Fixing of pipes
Unless specifically otherwise stated, descriptions of pipes
shall be deemed to include for fixing to walls, etc. casting in,
building in or suspending not exceeding 1m below suspension
level.
No allowance for holes and drilling for pipes through walls
has been made in these Bills of quantities, the price for all
holes and making good shall be deemed to be included in the
descriptions of the pipes.
WATER SUPPLIES IN BUILDING (CPAP Work group
No. 148)
Class 2 copper pipes:
1
15mm Pipes.
60
22mm Pipes.
50
28mm Pipes.
15
15mm Pipes chased.
24
22mm Pipes chased.
28mm Pipes chased.
Extra over copper pipes for capillary fittings:

7
15mm Fittings.
No.
21
22mm Fittings.
No.

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Bill No. 8
210
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
9
28mm Fittings.
No.
Rate
Amount
Extra over copper pipes for brass compression fittings:

10
15mm Fittings.
No.
30
11
22mm Fittings.
No.
19
12
28mm Fittings.
No.
50 Litre 'Cobra Watertech' Slimline electric water heater,

operating at 600kPa with 600kPa Anode Kwikot Multi valve,
Kwikot Thermostat TH208 20amp, Kwikot Spiral element,
electrical cover plate with integral isolator switch, flange
gasket with drip tray connected to 40mm PVC overflow pipe
taken out at eaves.
No.
'Kwiktray' polyethylene geyser tray for 50 litre geyser.
No.
ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS

'Kwikot':
13
14
TESTING
Testing:
15
Testing water pipe system.

Section No. 6
Bill No. 8
211
Item
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 6
Bill No. 8
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
209
210
211

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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 6
(PROVISIONAL)
Bill No. 9
FIRE SERVICE
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
uPVC pressure pipes and fittings:
Pipes for water supply shall be of the class stated.
Pipes of 40mm diameter and smaller shall be plain ended
with solvent welded uPVC loose sockets and fittings.
Pipes of 50mm diameter and greater shall have sockets and
spigots with push-in type integral rubber ring joints. Bends
shall be uPVC and all other fittings shall be cast iron, all with
similar push-in type joints.
Copper pipes:
Copper pipes chased in walls:
Where pipes have been chased in walls, the price for making
good of plaster and paint, etc. shall be deemed to be included
in the description of pipe chased in walls.

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Bill No. 9
Fire Service
213
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Holes for pipes through walls:

has been made in these bills of quantities, the price for all
descriptions of pipes.
Reducing fittings:
In the case of pipes with diameters exceeding 60mm all sizes
are given and no claim for extra bushes, reducers, etc. will be
entertained.
Fixing of pipes
Unless specifically otherwise stated, descriptions of pipes
shall be deemed to include for fixing to walls, etc. casting in,
building in or suspending not exceeding 1m below suspension
level.
has been made in these Bills of quantities, the price for all
descriptions of the pipes.
Excavations:

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Bill No. 9
Fire Service
214
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Where no manufacturers' instructions exist pipes shall be laid

bedding.
imported fill.
WATER SUPPLIES TO FIRE APPLIANCES (CPAP
Work group No 148)
Galvanised steel pipes:
1
25mm Pipes.
120
Rate Only
80mm Pipes.
12
Rate Only
80mm Pipes lain in and including trenches.
Rate Only
Extra over galvanised steel pipes for steel fittings:

4
25mm Fittings.
No.
40
Rate Only
80mm Bend.
No.
Rate Only
110mm Flanged scour tee drilled to table 16 including

connection bolts, gaskets, etc.
No.
Rate Only
No.
10
Rate Only
FIRE APPLIANCES, ETC.

'Chubb':
7
'Everyway' hose reel complete with 30m plastic hose,

chromium plated stopcock, shut-off nozzle and wall bracket.

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Bill No. 9
Fire Service
215
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
8
Rate
Amount
Fibreglass fire hose reel storage cabinet per the annexed

drawing CD07 complete with stand and 1000 x 1000 x
600mm deep concrete base including all excavations, carting
away, backfilling, risk of collapse, compaction, etc.
No.
10
4,5kg DCP fire extinguisher.
No.
10
9kg DCP fire extinguisher.
No.
11
80 x 65mm Brass right angle hydrant valve with cap and

chain.
No.
Rate Only
No.
Rate Only

including necessary extra excavation, formwork, etc.
No.
Rate Only
Valve chamber 393 x 293mm internally of precast concrete

box with lid including brick chamber below not exceeding 1m
deep.
No.
Rate Only
Extra over excavation in earth for pipe trenches, etc. for

excavation in soft rock.
Rate Only
Extra over excavation in earth for pipe trenches, etc. for

excavation in hard rock.
Rate Only

including necessary extra excavation, formwork, etc.
No.
Rate Only
100 Class 16 RSV 'Waterworks SANS 664' table 16 flanged

cap top valve
No.
Rate Only
Rate Only
Fire hydrant pedestals:

12
Unreinforced concrete hydrant pedestal 800mm high cast

around vertical pipe with bottom 600mm below ground, 305
x 305mm square at base and tapering to octagonal shaped top
200 x 200mm overall including necessary excavation,
formwork and two coats of paint to exposed surfaces.
SUNDRIES
Sundries:
13
14
15
16
17
18

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Bill No. 9
Fire Service
216
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
TESTING:
Testing:
19
Testing fire water pipe system.
Item

Section No. 6
Bill No. 9
Fire Service
217
Rate Only
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 6
Bill No. 9
FIRE SERVICE
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
213
214
215
216
217

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Bill No. 9
Fire Service
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 6
(PROVISIONAL)
Bill No. 10
LAGGING, HOLES, ETC
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
LAGGING (CPAP Work Group No 148)
Paper lagging:
1
Denso tape tightly wrapped around 15mm pipe and couplings

and tied with wire prior to building in.
30

10

No.
27
No.
Extra for wrapping around fittings.

SLEEVES (CPAP Work Group No 148)
Plastic sleeves for pipes not exceeding 100mm diameter:
Sleeve not exceeding 250mm long.

Section No. 6
Bill No. 10
Lagging, Holes, Etc
219
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Amount
SECTION NO. 6
SECTION SUMMARY
Bill
No.
Page
RAINWATER DISPOSAL
183
STORMWATER DRAINAGE
189
SUB-SOIL DRAINAGE
192
SOIL DRAINAGE
198
SANITARY FITTINGS
202
SANITARY PLUMBING
203
208
212
FIRE SERVICE
218
10
LAGGING, HOLES, ETC
219

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SECTION NO. 7
EXTERNAL WORKS (PROVISIONAL)
221
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 1
SITE PREPERATION
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Reference shall be made to other trades and preambles for
preambles and full descriptions of items not fully described in
this trade which shall apply equally to the work in this trade,
DEMOLITIONS (CPAP Work group 104)
Demolish and remove:
1
Single storey rondawel 10m diameter on plan extreme and

approximately 4m high overall, with internal walls,
constructed of mud blocks, covered with grass roofing and
timber pole rafters, metal windows, timber doors and frames,
including mud block plinth and foundation walls, including
filling, surface beds, strip footings below ground, etc.
No.
Single storey classroom block 10.50 x 6m on plan extreme

and approximately 3.5m high overall, with internal walls,
constructed of concrete blocks, covered with sheet metal
roofing and timber trusses, metal windows, timber doors and
frames, including concrete block plinth and foundation walls,
including filling, concrete surface beds, strip footings below
ground, etc.
No.
Single storey classroom block 14 x 6m on plan extreme and

approximately 3.5m high overall, with internal walls,
constructed of concrete blocks, covered with sheet metal
roofing and timber trusses, metal windows, timber doors and
frames, including concrete block plinth and foundation walls,
including filling, concrete surface beds, strip footings below
ground, etc.
No.

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Bill No. 1
Site Preperation
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SITE CLEARANCE, ETC. (CPAP Work group 104)

Site clearance, etc.:
4
Allow for clearing the area of the site to be built upon of all
grass, weeds, shrubs, trees with trunks not exceeding 200mm
girth, debris, etc., including grubbing up all roots, scoffling
up as required and cart away all vegetation and debris.

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Site Preperation
223
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Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 1
SITE PREPERATION
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
222
223

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Site Preperation
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 2
BULK EARTHWORKS
OTHERWISE STATED)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Nature of ground:
A soils investigation has been carried out on site by the
Engineer and the report is annexed to these Bills of
Quantities. Descriptions of excavations shall be deemed to
include all ground conditions classifiable as earth described
in the above report and where conditions of a more difficult
character are indicated these are separately measured.
SITE CLEARANCE, ETC. (CPAP Work Group No 104)
Site clearance, etc.:
1
Strip average 200mm thick layer of topsoil, carting and

dumping surplus excavated material (no allowance made for
increase in bulk) off site to a dumping site to be found by the
Contractor.
150
Strip average 200mm thick layer of topsoil and stockpile on

site including haulage not exceeding 350m and maintain.
2 454

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Bill No. 2
Bulk Earthworks
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
BULK EXCAVATION (CPAP Work Group No 104)

Open face excavation in earth over sloping site to sloping
banks:
3
Open face excavation including cutting back to angle of

repose in reducing levels under roads, pavings, etc.
75
Open face excavation to spoil heaps on site including cutting

back to angle of repose in reducing levels under roads,
pavings, etc.
55
3 800
Excavate in earth in open face to reduce levels and

deposit on site as filling (cut and fill) spread, levelled,
consolidated in layers not exceeding 150mm thick and
compacted to 93% Modified A.A.S.H.T.O. density
including cutting back to angle of repose, forming
terraces, slopes, banks, etc.
5
Open face excavations in earth in cut to fill operation

Extra over bulk excavation in earth for excavation in:
Soft rock.
65
Hard rock.
33
75
30
55

8

EARTH FILLING, ETC.
Filling with material from the excavations (not
compacted):
Over site in spreading and levelling material

Selected filling with material from stockpile or
excavations in making up levels, spread, levelled,
consolidated in layers not exceeding 150mm thick and
compacted to 93% Modified A.A.S.H.T.O. density
including forming terraces, slopes, banks, etc. including
haulage of approximately 350m
10
Over site to make up levels under paving platforms, etc.

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Bulk Earthworks
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Filling with G7 material in accordance with SANS 1200

DM supplied and carted onto site by the Contractor,
compacted to a density of at least 93% Mod. AASHTO
maximum density including cutting back to angle of
repose, forming terraces, slopes, banks, etc.:
11
Under roads, floors, pavings, etc.
984
531
72
11 459
Filling with G5 material in accordance with SANS 1200

12
Under roads, floors, pavings, etc.

Filling with C4 material in accordance with SANS 1200
13
Base course (150mm thick) under roads, floors, pavings, etc.

Compaction of surfaces
14
Compaction of ground surface under pavings, etc. including

scarifying for a depth of 150mm, breaking down oversize
material, adding suitable material where necessary and
compacting to 93% Mod AASHTO density.
15

water.
Item
TESTS (CPAP Work Group No 104)


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Bulk Earthworks
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Prescribed density tests on filling:

16
Modified AASHTO Density test.
No.
10
17
In-situ dry density (sand replacement) test in accordance with

method A10 (a) of TMH 1.
No.
Maximum dry density and optimum moisture content test in

accordance with method A7 of TMH 1.
No.
Atterberg limits test in accordance with methods A2 to A4 of

TMH1.
No.
UCS test in accordance with method A14 of TMH1.
No.
18
19
20

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Bill No. 2
Bulk Earthworks
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Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 2
BULK EARTHWORKS
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
225
226
227
228

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Bill No. 2
Bulk Earthworks
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 3
TEMPORARY CLASSROOMS
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
DEMOLITIONS (CPAP Work Group No 104)
Take down and remove:
1
19mm Loose crushed stone filling.
Single storey temporary classroom/administration block 6.22

x 6.22m on plan extreme and approximately 2.75m high
overall, with external walls consisting of sheet metal cladding
and masonite, constructed of treated timber poles and
softwood cladding rails, covered with sheet metal roofing on
timber rafters and purlins, metal windows, timber doors and
frames, including concrete surface bed and concrete bases
below ground, etc.
Temporary hoardings 1.8m high consisting of masonite

cladding and treated timber poles with softwood cladding
rails including concrete bases below ground, gates, etc.
57
No.
134
Excavate, take up and remove:

4
60mm Thick interlocking concrete pavers.
388
Rate Only
500 x 500 x 50mm Thick concrete block pavers.
286
Rate Only
100 x 250mm Concrete kerbs including concrete backing and

mortar base.
116
Rate Only

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Bill No. 3
Temporary Classrooms
230
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Unit Quantity
7
150 x 250mm Concrete kerbs including concrete backing and

mortar base.
Rate
Amount
134
Rate Only
EARTHWORKS (CPAP Work Group No 104)

8
87
Rate Only
Trenches.
15
Rate Only
Holes.
13
Rate Only
10

excavation in:
11
Soft rock.
Rate Only
12
Hard rock.
Rate Only
115
Rate Only
134

13
In stockpile on site including haulage not exceeding 350m

and maintain.
14

15

water.
Item
EARTH FILLING, ETC.

Filling with material from stockpiles including haulage
not exceeding 350m and compacted to a density of at least
95% Mod. AASHTO maximum density:
16
87
17
28
57
Rate Only
Stone filling of 19mm crushed stone (not compacted):

18
Over site.

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Bill No. 3
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SURFACE PREPARATION:
19
Trim and level off surface of excavated surfaces under

surface beds, including ripping and scarifying as necessary
for a depth of 150mm, breaking down oversize material,
adding suitable material where necessary and compacting to
95% Mod AASHTO maximum density.
1 730
15
21
13
Sets
20
212
156
CONCRETE (CPAP Work Group No 110)

25MPa/19mm Concrete
20
Strip footings.
Rate Only
REINFORCED CONCRETE
21
Surface beds cast in panels.

EXCAVATED SURFACES
30 MPa/19mm Concrete:
22
Bases.
Rate Only
TEST BLOCKS
Test blocks:
23

float:
24
Surface beds, slabs, etc. to falls.

25

wide.

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Bill No. 3
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
REINFORCEMENT (CPAP Work Group No 114)

26

slabs, etc.
212
Roof covering with pitch not exceeding 25 degrees in

199
Side cladding and hoardings, in transportable lengths not

exceeding 20m.
474
External corner cladding trim 400mm girth and once bent

along length.
54
Extra over side cladding to leave or form opening for window

1302 x 978mm high (elsewhere measured) including top, side
and cill flashings all round.
No.
16
Extra over side cladding to leave or form opening for door

813 x 2032mm high (elsewhere measured) including top and
side flashings all round.
No.
150mm Diameter creosote treated gumpole post 2300mm

long holed as necessary for wire or bolts and embedded
500mm deep in concrete base (elsewhere measured.
50

12
CORRUGATED METAL SHEETING AND

ACCESSORIES (CPAP Work Group No 124)
0,58mm Fully hardened industrial Z275 spelter
corrugated galvanised steel sheeting and cladding fixed to
timber purlins or cladding rails at not exceeding 600mm
centres and 0,6mm embossed galvanised sheet steel
accessories:
27
28
29
30
31
CARPENTRY AND JOINERY (CPAP Work Group No

124)
ROOF CONSTRUCTION
Treated gumpoles:
32
33

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Bill No. 3
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Unit Quantity
34
35


12
Rate
Amount

36
50 x 76mm Cladding rails bolted.
799
37
38 x 150mm Purlins.
234
38
50 x 228mm Rafters in lengths not exceeding 2,4m bolted.
48
39
50 x 228mm Rafters in lengths exceeding 6,6m bolted.
117
4mm Diameter galvanised wire tie 3m girth bent double

wrapped around rafter and purlin with ends tied together.
No.
128
Galvanised steel bolts, nuts and washers including drilling

holes through treated timber poles, softwood timber, etc.
Kg
151
No.
245
ROOF SUNDRIES
Sundries:
40
41
FRAMED DOORS, ETC.

42

and 38 x 69mm weather drip. (D01).x
TIMBER WALL CLADDING, ETC. (CPAP Work
Group No 124)
3mm Masonite board:
43
Internal cladding nailed to timber rails.

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Bill No. 3
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Unit Quantity
44
45
46
Extra over internal cladding to leave or form opening for

window 1302 x 978mm high (elsewhere measured) including
76 x 50mm softwood frame all round.
No.
16
Extra over side cladding to leave or form opening for door

813 x 2032mm high (elsewhere measured) including 94 x
69mm rebated softwood frame all round.
No.
231
154
No.
12
No.
No.
No.
16
External cladding nailed to timber rails.
Rate
Amount
CEILING CONSTRUCTION, CORNICES, ETC. (CPAP

Work Group No 126)
6mm Everite Nutec fibre-cement nailed up ceiling boards
with H-type pressed steel jointing strips:
47

450mm centres.
BOLTS, ETC. (CPAP Work Group No 132)
48

LOCKS
Locks, locksets, etc.:
49
'Union CB682-24SC/L2277-78" four lever lockset.

PINNING BOARDS, WRITING BOARDS,
PROJECTION SCREENS, ETC.
Pinning boards, etc.:
50
'Vitrex System 2000' white writing board 2400 x 1200mm

high with rail for marker pen plugged.
GALVANISED STEEL WINDOWS, DOORS, ETC.
Standard industrial windows:
51
Window 1302 x 978mm high with one horizontal pivot

opening sash (SS42).

Section No. 7
Bill No. 3
235
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
PAINTWORK (CPAP Work Group No 152)

One coat 'Plascon Polvin' thinned 20% and two coats
'Plascon Polvin Super Acrylic' exterior paint:
52
On ceilings and cornices in metal jointing strips.
154
20
ON METAL
53
On windows (both sides measured).

ON WOOD, WOOD BOARD
apply one coat 'Plascon Oil Wood Primer', one coat
'Plascon Merit Universal Undercoat' and two coats
'Plascon Velvaglo Polyurethane Enamel' paint:
54
On interior boarded panelling.
245
55
On exterior boarded panelling.
462
25

56
On exterior doors.
PRECAST CONCRETE BLOCK PAVING AND ROAD
SURFACING (CPAP Work group No 112)
Paving is to be laid in accordance with SANS 1200MJ, SANS
1058 and the Concrete Masonry Association's specifications.
Interlocking paving is to be laid to herringbone pattern on
20mm (thickness after final compaction) clean river sand
(preparation of ground or filling elsewhere).

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Bill No. 3
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Block paving is to be laid on 20mm (thickness after final

compaction) clean river sand (preparation of ground or filling
elsewhere).
Clean sand is to be swept into joints between paving and
roadstones.
60mm Standard grey Category 'S-C" interlocking
concrete pavers including straight and raking cutting:
57
Paving to roads and parking areas, etc. to falls.
388
Rate Only
58
Circular cutting to concrete pavers.
25
Rate Only
286
Rate Only
25
Rate Only
Kerb (SANS 927 fig 4) 150 x 250mm high with 150 x

150mm unreinforced concrete haunching at back and 300mm
wide x 30mm thick 1:3 mortar bed below including
excavation, backfilling, etc.
109
Rate Only

wide x 30mm thick 1:3 mortar bed below, circular on plan not
exceeding 4m radius, formed with short lengths of straight
kerb including excavation, backfilling, etc.
25
Rate Only
Edge kerb (SANS 927 fig 10) 100 x 250mm high with 150 x
116
Rate Only
25
Rate Only
500 x 500 x 50mm Standard grey concrete flagstone

pavers including straight and raking cutting:
59
Paving to walkways and paving areas, etc. to falls.
60

including bedding, cutting and pointing:
61
62
63
Road marking on concrete pavers:

64
Lines 100mm wide.

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Bill No. 3
237
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
STOCK FENCING AND GATES

Gates:
65
66
Pedestrian access gate 900 x 1200mm high formed of 40mm

diameter x 2,5mm thick galvanised mild steel tubular framing
and one horizontal brace covered on outer face with five
strands of barbed wire a before described properly strained
and securely tied to framing with 1,8mm binding wire at
150mm centres, including steel spring action clip and keep,
one pair of 8mm diameter 'eye' bolt hinges fixed to gate and
post, galvanised chain welded on and 'Union 3142-51'
padlock with two keys.
No.
Vehicular gate 5000 x 1200mm high formed of 50mm

with one vertical brace welded on and covered on outer face
with five strands of barbed wire as before described and
properly strained and securely tied to framing with 1,8mm
binding wire at 150mm centres and braced with four strands
of 4mm wire between framing and vertical brace, including
one pair of 10mm "eye" bolt hinges fixed to gate and post,
galvanised chain welded to gate frame and "Union 3142"
No.
Supply, deliver, place in position and remove on completion,

standard shipping container 3000 x 6200mm long and "Union
3142" padlock with two keys including transport, etc.
No.
Rental costs for standard shipping container 3000 x 6200mm

long for the duration of the contract.
No.
Supply, deliver, place in position and remove on completion,

standard 'Porta-Loo' toilet structure including transport, etc.
No.
Rental costs for standard 'Porta-Loo' toilet for the duration of

the contract.
No.
Maintain and service standard 'Porta-Loo' toilet for the

duration of the contract.
No.
SUNDRIES
Standard containers, etc.:
67
68
69
70
71

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Bill No. 3
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Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 3
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238

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Bill No. 3
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 4
WALKWAYS
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Wire gratings:
1
Thickening for concrete 250 x 100mm deep.
219
571

excavation in:
3
Soft rock.
11
Hard rock.
23
234
171

5


Section No. 7
Bill No. 4
Walkways
240
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

7

water.
Item
EARTH FILLING, ETC.

Filling G7 with approved material supplied and carted
8
110
15
732

ramming.
732
242

9
Under floors, etc.

10

SOIL POISONING
11
12

UNREINFORCED CONCRETE
13
Steps.

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Bill No. 4
Walkways
241
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

EXCAVATED SURFACES
14
73
14
Sets
15
REINFORCED CONCRETE
15

EXCAVATED SURFACES
16
Thickening out for footings.

TEST BLOCKS
Test blocks:
17

Finishing top surfaces of concrete smooth with a steel
trowel:
18
19
Extra over for reeded finish to concrete.
601
137

20

wide.
Expansion joints with softboard between vertical concrete
and brick surfaces:
21

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Bill No. 4
Walkways
242
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

22

slabs, etc.
732
874
137
732
Rate Only
Ridge capping 550mm girth, three times bent along girth and
notched on site to suit profile.
16
Rate Only
27
Hip covering 550mm girth
Rate Only
28
Head wall flashing 375mm girth
137
Rate Only
29
Cover flashing 375mm girth
137
Rate Only
WATERPROOFING (CPAP Work Group No 120)

One layer of 250 micron Consol Plastics Gunplas USB
23
Under surface beds.

Two-part grey polysulphide sealing compound including
backing cord, bond breaker, primer, etc.:
24

RIBBED METAL SHEETING AND ACCESSORIES
25
26
Roof covering with pitch not exceeding 25 degrees in


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Bill No. 4
Walkways
243
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SHEET METAL FLASHINGS, LININGS, COPING,

ETC. (CPAP Work Group No 148)
0,6mm Galvanised sheet iron with 'Classicoat' finish on
one side
30
Linings to valleys with riveted and soldered joints
12
Rate Only
CARPENTRY AND JOINERY (CPAP Work Group No

124)
PREFABRICATED ROOF TRUSSES, ETC.
Rate for roof trusses are to include hoisting to wall plate
level of single storey blocks approximately 3m high
extreme above ground level and for all necessary wind
bracing.
31
Double pitch roof truss with 2,50m span.
No.
Rate Only
32
Valley truss set of three trusses of diminishing span (to suit

double pitch truss with 2,50m span).
No.
Rate Only
Valley, hip truss set of three trusses of diminishing span (to

suit double pitch truss with 2,50m span.)
No.
Rate Only
33
ROOF CONSTRUCTION
34
38 x 114mm Cross bracing.
285
Rate Only
35
38 x 108mm Purlins.
285
Rate Only
36
38 x 126mm Purlins.
285
Rate Only
37
38 x 144mm Purlins.
285
Rate Only
38
50 x 76mm Cross battens at hips, valleys, etc.
24
Rate Only
39
38 x 152mm Rafters in lengths exceeding 2,4m and not

exceeding 3,9m with mitred end 50 x 300mm long.
967
Rate Only
433
Rate Only
EAVES, VERGES, ETC.

Fibre Cement:
40
9 x 225mm Fascias including jointing connectors, brass

screws and adhesive.

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Bill No. 4
Walkways
244
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Unit Quantity
41
9 x 225mm Barge boards including jointing connectors, brass

screws and adhesive.
Rate
Amount
30
Rate Only
Tonnes
5.02
Rate Only
Kg
15
Rate Only
U-shaped bracket of 190 x 50 x 5mm flat side sections twice

drilled for 10mm bolt hole to each side plate, 109 x 109 x
10mm base plate, 300 x 50 x 6mm vertical plate support with
200 x 200 x 10mm shoe all welded cast into concrete.
No.
206
Rate Only
Bolts.
Kg
50
Rate Only
472
Rate Only
Kg
40
Rate Only
732
732
GALVANISED STEEL COLUMNS AND BEAMS

Welded beams in single lengths with flat section bearer
and welded connection plates all bolted to steel columns:
42
IPE 100 x 8.1kg/m I-section beams.
43
Bolts.
SUNDRY GALVANIZED STEELWORK
Steel post bracket at walkways:
44
45
Welded columns, base plate and head plate to walkways:

46
102mm Outside diameter x 5mm thick pipe columns.
47
Bolts.
SCREEDS (CPAP Work Group No 142)
48

SANDSTONE FLOOR TILES (CPAP Work Group No
144)
49

Section No. 7
Bill No. 4
Walkways
245
Rate Only
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
PAINTWORK (CPAP Work Group No 152)

One coat 'Plascon Polvin' thinned 20% and two coats
'Plascon Polvin Super Acrylic' exterior paint:
50
On fascias and barge boards.
218
Rate Only
725
Rate Only
285
Rate Only
ON WOOD
51
On roof trusses, rafters, purlins.

RAINWATER DISPOSAL (CPAP Work Group No 148):
DPI Rainflo PVCU D-shaped profile eaves gutter with
beaded edges (code GPE 6,01) complying with SANS 11:
1970, fixed to fascia board with Rainflo gutter brackets at
maximum 750mm centres:
52
125 x 85mm Eaves gutters with beaded front edge.
53
Extra over eaves gutter for stopped end.
No.
Rate Only
54
Extra over eaves gutter for outlet for 80mm diameter pipe.
No.
20
Rate Only
50
Rate Only
uPVC pipes:
55
80mm Diameter pipes to walls.
56
Extra over rainwater pipe for bend.
No.
Rate Only
57
Extra over rainwater pipe for shoe.
No.
20
Rate Only

Section No. 7
Bill No. 4
Walkways
246
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 4
WALKWAYS
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
240
241
242
243
244
245
246

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Bill No. 4
Walkways
247
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 5
PAVINGS, ROADWORK, ETC.
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
EXCAVATIONS (CPAP Work group 104)
Site clearance:
1
Digging up and removing rubbish, debris, vegetation, hedges,

shrubs and trees not exceeding 200mm girth, bush, etc.
44
436
Open face excavation over sloping site:

2
Open face excavation to form platform under parking areas,

etc. and depositing excavated material over site including
haulage not exceeding 1km from perimeter of excavations.
Extra over bulk excavation in earth for excavation in:
Soft rock.
22
Hard rock.
Keeping excavations free of all water.
Item
Earth filling supplied by the contractor under pavings:

6
Over site and compacted to 93% AASHTO density.
104
Over site of G7 material in accordance with SANS 1200 DM

compacted to 93% Mod AASHTO density.
82
Over site of G5 material in accordance with SANS 1200 DM

145

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Bill No. 5
Pavings, Roadwork, Etc.
248
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Unit Quantity
9
Over site of G5 material in accordance with SANS 1200ME,

stabilised to attain UCS > 1,0 Mpa after seven days and
220
Rate
Amount
Compaction of surfaces:
10
Compaction of ground surface under pavings etc. including

scarifying for a depth of 150mm, breaking down oversize
material, adding suitable material where necessary and
compacting to 90% Mod AASHTO density.
Prescribed density tests on filling:
11
Modified AASHTO Density test.
No.
12
In-situ dry density (sand replacement) test in accordance with

method A10 (a) of TMH 1.
No.
Maximum dry density and optimum moisture content test in

accordance with method A7 of TMH 1.
No.
Atterberg limits test in accordance with methods A2 to A4 of

TMH1.
No.
UCS test in accordance with method A14 of TMH1.
No.
176
13
14
15
BITUMEN PAVINGS (CPAP Work group No 154)

NOTE: The Contractor is specifically referred to the
'Specification of Materials and Methods' clause 19.5 for the
full application of premix.
NOTE: The Contractor is specifically referred to the 'Model
Preambles for Trades' clause W3.5 for the full application of
premix.
Bituminous premix with primer road surfacing:
16
20mm Paving to parking areas, roadways, etc.

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Bill No. 5
249
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Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
PRECAST CONCRETE BLOCK PAVING AND ROAD

SURFACING (CPAP Work group No 112)
Paving is to be laid in accordance with SANS 1200MJ, SANS
1058 and the Concrete Masonry Association's specifications
Paving is to be laid to herringbone pattern on 20mm
(thickness after final compaction) clean river sand
(preparation of ground or filling elsewhere).
Clean sand is to be swept into joints between roadstones.
60mm Standard grey Category 'S-C" interlocking
concrete pavers including straight and raking cutting:
17
Paving to roads and parking areas, etc. to falls.
634
18
66
596
44

415

wide x 30mm thick 1:3 mortar bed below, circular on plan not
22

wide x 30mm thick 1:3 mortar bed below, circular on plan
94
500 x 500 x 50mm Standard grey concrete flagstone

pavers including straight and raking cutting:
19
Paving to walkways and paving areas, etc. to falls.
20

including bedding, cutting and pointing:
21
22
23

Section No. 7
Bill No. 5
250
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
24
Edge kerb (SANS 927 fig 10) 100 x 250mm high with 150 x
Rate
Amount
Road marking on concrete pavers:

25
Lines 100mm wide.
45
26
Broken centre line 100mm wide x 1000mm long spaced

1000mm apart.
49
No.
No.
27
Numeral or letter 300mm high.

ROAD SIGNS
28
Type R1 Stop sign including lettering, galvanised mild steel

post, concrete base, all necessary excavations, formwork,
filling ramming etc.
BUDGETARY ALLOWANCES
NOTE: The following will be measured out and priced on
the basis of the tariffs in these Bills of quantities which
will form part of the contract documents:
Access junction with main road:
29
Provide the amount of R10 000.00 (ten thousand rand) for

access junction with main road.

Section No. 7
Bill No. 5
251
Item
10 000 00
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 5
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
248
249
250
251

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Bill No. 5
252
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E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 6
CONCRETE APRONS, ETC.
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
1
Thickening for concrete 250 x 100mm deep.
46
156

excavation in:
3
Soft rock.
Hard rock.
50
94

5



water.

Section No. 7
Bill No. 6
Concrete Aprons, Etc.
253
Item
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
EARTH FILLING, ETC.

Filling G7 with approved material supplied and carted
8
23
152

ramming.
152
133
15

9
Under floors, etc.

10

SOIL POISONING
11
12

EXCAVATED SURFACES
10MPa/19mm Concrete
13
Surface blinding under footings and bases.

REINFORCED CONCRETE
14

Section No. 7
Bill No. 6
254
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

EXCAVATED SURFACES
15
Thickening out for footings.
Sets
156
25
152
152
TEST BLOCKS
Test blocks:
16

17

wide.
Expansion joints with softboard between vertical concrete
and brick surfaces:
18

19

slabs, etc.
WATERPROOFING (CPAP Work Group No 120)
One layer of 250 micron Consol Plastics Gunplas USB
20
Under surface beds.

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Bill No. 6
255
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

Two-part grey polysulphide sealing compound including
backing cord, bond breaker, primer, etc.:
21

25
152
152
SCREEDS (CPAP Work Group No 142)

22

SANDSTONE FLOOR TILES (CPAP Work Group No
144)
23

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Bill No. 6
256
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 6
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
253
254
255
256

Section No. 7
Bill No. 6
257
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 7
RETAINING WALLS, SEATING, ETC.
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
EXCAVATIONS (CPAP Work group No. 104)
1
Trenches.
57

excavation in:
2
Soft rock.
Hard rock.
228

4

Keeping excavations free of all water.
Item

6

Section No. 7
Bill No. 7
Retaining Walls, Seating, Etc.
258
38
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
EARTH FILLING, ETC.

Garden soil filling supplied by the Contractor (not
compacted):
7
In flower boxes.
10
Strip footings.
22
Seating.
21
10
33

8

EXCAVATED SURFACES (CPAP Work group No 110)
9
10
11
Strip footings.
SMOOTH FORMWORK (DEGREE OF ACCURACY
II) (CPAP Work Group No 111)
12
Seating and steps.

Boxing in rough formwork to form:
13
25 x 25mm Chamfer along top or bottom edge.
90
14
25 x 25mm Vertical chamfer at corner.
BRICKWORK IN FOUNDATIONS (CPAP Work Group

No 118)
Brickwork of NFX bricks in class II mortar:
15
One brick walls.
16

ties.

ties and cavity filled with mass concrete.
45
17

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259
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
18
One brick walls.
21
19

ties.
10

ties and cavity filled with mass concrete.
19
Closing 60mm cavity of hollow wall vertically with

brickwork half brick wide.
12
Closing 60mm cavity of hollow wall horizontally with one

course of brickwork.
Closing 60mm cavity of hollow wall horizontally with two

courses of brickwork.
35
20
Brickwork sundries:
21
22
23
24
138
25

foundations.
1 067
26
50
27

foundations.
98

28
84
29
18

Section No. 7
Bill No. 7
260
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Brick-on-edge header course copings, sills, etc. of

Grahamstown FBX face bricks pointed with flush joints
on all exposed faces:
30
Brick-on-edge header course coping for one brick wall.
14
31
Brick-on-edge header course coping for 280mm wide brick

wall.
30
80mm Wide sill set level and slightly projecting.
11
32
DAMPPROOFING OF WALLS AND FLOORS (CPAP

Work group No 120)
33
In walls.
EXTERNAL PLASTER (CPAP Work Group No 142)
34
On walls in recessed panels.

ON FLOATED PLASTER (CPAP Work Group No 152)
35
On exterior walls.

Section No. 7
Bill No. 7
261
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 7
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
258
259
260
261

Section No. 7
Bill No. 7
262
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 8
WATER TANKS AND STANDS
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles
Excavations:
EARTHWORKS (CPAP Work group No. 104)
Excavate in pickable material not exceeding 2 m deep
below natural or reduced ground level:
1
Surface trenches.
92
Extra over excavation trench and hole excavation, etc. for

excavation in:
2
Soft rock.
Hard rock.
Allow for risk of collapse to sides of excavations to column

bases, trenches, etc. from ground level to not exceeding 1,5 m
deep.
262
Allow for keeping excavations entirely free from water or

mud.

Section No. 7
Bill No. 8
Water Tanks And Stands
263
Item
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
CARTING AWAY.
6
12
Earth filling obtained from the excavations and/or

prescribed stock piles on site compacted to 95% Mod
AASHTO density:
7
Under floors, steps, pavings, etc.
29
51
19
No.
52
109
57
131

EXCAVATED SURFACES (CPAP Work group No. 110)
9
Strip footings.
EXCAVATED SURFACES (CPAP Work group No. 110)
10
Tank base
Sundries
11
Cast end of holding down bolt into top of concrete

ROUGH FORMWORK (DEGREE OF ACCURACY III)
(CPAP Work group No. 111)
12
Edges, risers, ends and reveals not exceeding 300 mm high.

REINFORCEMENT (CPAP Work group No. 114)
13
Mesh reinforcement Ref 193 in slabs/tank base

MASONRY (CPAP Work group No. 118)
14
One brick walls.

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Bill No. 8
264
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount

15
12mm Bitumen fibre board built in vertically through brick

walls
22
87
57
5000 Litre plastic seamless water storage tank complete with

fixing lugs and lid, fitted with and including 15mm brass
bibtap with handle suitable for padlocking and setting in
position on concrete tankstand (elsewhere measured) and
tying down with 4mm diameter galvanised wire wrapped
twice around centre of tank and secured to each corner of
tank stand with a double strand of 4mm diameter galvanised
wire embedded into concrete.
No.
13
Hole through top of tank lid for 100 mm diameter pipe.
No.
13

16

PLASTERING (CPAP Work group No. 142)
Screed to concrete
17
25mm Thick on floors and landings

WATER TANKS (CPAP Work Group No 148)
Tanks:
18
19

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Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 8
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
263
264
265

Section No. 7
Bill No. 8
266
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 9
HIGH RISE WATER TANK
TRADE PREAMBLES
GALVANISED MILD STEEL WATER SUPPLY PIPES
1
32mm Galvanised mild steel pipe and fixing to tank stand.
25
Extra over galvanised mild steel water supply pipes for

fittings:
2
32mm Bends.
No.
22
32mm Tee.
No.
32mm Straight connector.
No.
32mm Union connector.
No.
32 to 20mm reducer.
No.
15mm Wall thickness "Thermaflex" or similar

approved(thermal conductivity not to exceed
0,045W/m.K) closed cell preformed extruded LDPE foam
sleeve type pipe insulation with quick seal zip secured to
pipes in accordance with the manufacturers instructions
and including 0,5mm thick galvanised mild steel cladding
around insulation.
7
Insulation to 32mm pipe and couplings.
30
Rate Only
Extra for wrapping around 32mm bend.
No.
18
Rate Only

Section No. 7
Bill No. 9
High Rise Water Tank
267
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
HDPE Class 6 water pipes:

9
32mm Pipes laid in and including trenches 900mm deep.
187
Rate Only
Extra over HDPE pipes for "Plasson" or other approved

fittings:
10
20mm Fittings.
No.
Rate Only
11
25mm Fittings.
No.
12
Rate Only
12
32mm Nipple.
No.
12
Rate Only
13
32mm Bend.
No.
24
Rate Only
14
32mm Tee.
No.
Rate Only
15
32mm Reducing Tee.
No.
Rate Only
Brass Fittings:
16
32mm Stopcock with joint to steel as "Cobra 121".
No.
17
40mm Non-return valve with joints to steel.
No.
32mm Fullway gate valve as Cobra Watertech 1001/125 with

joints to mild steel.
No.
Rate Only
Stewards & Lloyds "No 3" Double action hand pump with
joints to mild steel piping and fixing to brick wall with
purpose made galvanised mild steel bracket bolted through
230mm thick wall.
No.
Rate Only
No.
Rate Only
Cast Brass:
18
19
Valve box chambers, etc.

20
Type 11B cast iron stopcock box hinged cover and frame,
including 220 x 220 x 600mm deep brick chamber below,
finished 50mm above ground level.
Water Storage Tanks and Stands:
Note: Rainwater tanks shall be without welded seams and of
one piece moulded construction.

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Bill No. 9
268
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
21
22
23
5 000 Litre Polypropolene rotomoulded rainwater tank

complete with 15mm Brass tap with handle suitable for
padlocking.
No.
Ditto including hoisting and fixing to tankstand (elsewhere)

approximately 4 m above ground level.
No.
Hole through top of tank lid for 100 mm diameter pipe.
No.
No.
No.
Tonnes
0.44
Rate
Amount
The following in One (1 No)Tank Stands each size 1500 x

1500 x 4000 mm high overall formed of hot dip galvanised
angle section legs, base plates, braces etc., including all
welding, holes, bolts, nuts, washers, rivets, bolting,
riveting, grinding smooth and fixing in position:
24
25
600 x 600 x 650mm High 25MPa/19mm stone concrete base

including all necessary excavations, formwork, backfilling,
etc.
16mm Diameter mild steel L-shaped holding down bolt
500mm girth with one end threaded and the other end cast
into top of concrete base (elsewhere measured).
26
Angle section legs, rails, braces, etc.
27
20mm Diameter round bar rungs 360mm long.
No.
28
Bolts, nuts, washers, etc.
Kg
Creosote treated sawn softwood.

29
25 x 100mm Edge strip 1 700mm long.
No.
30
76 x 114mm Bearers 1700mm long.
No.
12
BUILDERS WORK TO PLUMBING INSTALLATION

Tank bases, etc.
31
Excavate in earth for surface trenches not exceeding 2m deep.
32
Allow for risk of collapse not exceeding 1.5m .
16
33
Imported filling to base well compacted to 95% Mod

AASHTO in 150mm layers.

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Bill No. 9
269
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
34
Cement concrete (25MPa) in footing.
35
Reinforced concrete (25MPa) in slab on filling.
36
Strike off and cure top surface of concrete.
19
37
Cast in end of holding down bolt into top of concrete.
No.
12
38
Formwork to edge of base not exceeding 150mm high.
24
39
Mesh reinforcement (Reference 193) in slabs.
19
40
One brick wall.
19
41
Extra over for facings and pointing.
15
42
25mm Untinted granolithic finish to base.
16
Rate
Amount
Testing:
43
Allow for testing all drains, and water supplies to the

satisfaction of the Representative. All defective work is to be
taken out and replaced at the Contractor's expense.

Section No. 7
Bill No. 9
270
Item
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 9
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
267
268
269
270

Section No. 7
Bill No. 9
271
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 10
FENCING
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
Clearing:
The descriptions of fencing shall be deemed to include site
clearance, preparation of ground as necessary and the
Contractor is to price accordingly.
The descriptions of bases and footings to fencing shall be
deemed to include for compaction, disposal of surplus
excavated material to a dumping site located by the
water, etc.
Bolts : (note all bolt nuts should be spot welded)
12mm Diameter galvanised steel straining bolts 150mm long
including bolt nut and washers.
12mm Diameter galvanized steel bolts 300mm long,
including bolt nut and washers.
SECURITY FENCING (CPAP Work Group No 136)
1. All fencing components are to be hot-dip galvanised after
manufacture
2. Flatwrap wire to comply with CKS 592
3. Flatwrap wire and clips to be "Aluzink" coated

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Bill No. 10
Fencing
272
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SITE PREPERATION (CPAP Work Group No 104)

Take down and remove:
1
Existing stock or diamond mesh fence complete with posts,

gates, footings, etc.
685
62
Fencing 1200mm high formed of nine strands of 2,37mm four

point double strand 'Kampeon' galvanised barbed wire with
2mm galvanised barbed units at maximum 150mm centres
and barb length of 13mm secured to fencing posts with
doubled 2mm galvanised wire inserted through hole in post
and turned a minimum of four turns around barbed wire.
481
40mm Diameter creosote treated gumpole dropper 1200mm

long holed as necessary and secured to barbed wire fencing as
described.
No.
163
75mm Diameter creosote treated intermediate gumpole post

1600mm long holed as necessary for wire or straining eye
bolts and embedded 400mm deep in ground in and including
300 x 300 x 400mm deep cement concrete (25MPa/19mm
stone) base including all excavation in earth, backfilling and
ramming.
No.
Straining frame formed of two 100mm diameter creosote

treated vertical posts 1800mm long, one 100mm diameter
creosote treated horizontal brace 1000mm long and with
bottom ends of posts embedded in and including 450 x 450 x
600mm deep cement concrete (25MPa/19mm stone) base,
and having top of posts and ends of brace rebated and bolted
together with 10mm diameter galvanised bolts including
bracing with four strands of 4mm galvanised wire tied
through holes of vertical posts and thoroughly strained to
form cross bracing including nine 12mm galvanised steel
straining bolts 300mm long passed through holes in vertical
posts including all excavations, backfilling and ramming.
No.
16
Site clearance:
2
Excavate in earth and fill adjacent portion to make up levels

under fence line.
STOCK FENCING AND GATES (CPAP Work Group
No 136)
Stock fencing:

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Bill No. 10
Fencing
273
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
7
Corner straining frame formed of three 100mm diameter

creosote treated vertical posts 1800mm long and two
1000mm long creosote treated horizontal braces with posts
embedded in concrete and braced as last described including
all excavation, backfilling and ramming.
No.
10
Pedestrian access gate 900 x 1200mm high formed of 40mm

and one horizontal brace covered on outer face with five
strands of barbed wire a before described properly strained
and securely tied to framing with 1,8mm binding wire at
150mm centres, including steel spring action clip and keep,
one pair of 8mm diameter 'eye' bolt hinges fixed to gate and
post, galvanised chain welded on and 'Union 3142-51'
No.
Vehicular gate 3550 x 1200mm high formed of 50mm

with one vertical brace welded on and covered on outer face
with five strands of barbed wire as before described and
properly strained and securely tied to framing with 1,8mm
binding wire at 150mm centres and braced with four strands
of 4mm wire between framing and vertical brace, including
one pair of 10mm "eye" bolt hinges fixed to gate and post,
galvanised chain welded to gate frame and "Union 3142"
No.
11
51
Rate
Amount
Gates:
8
10
Clean down and apply two coats aluminium paint on steel

gates.
WELDED MESH FENCING (CPAP Work Group No
136)
Galvanised welded mesh fencing including two coats
aluminium paint on metal posts stays, framing, etc.:
11
Galvanised fencing 1,2m high vertically formed of five 4mm

straining wires passed through posts or eye bolts covered with
50 x 50 x 3,15mm Class A welded wire mesh fixed to
straining wires.
12
I- or Y-Section post 1.4m long including concrete base.
No.
22
13
Dropper 1.4m long driven into ground.
No.
34

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Unit Quantity
14
38mm Diameter inclined stay 1.8m long with one end bolted
to post and other end set in concrete including concrete base.
No.
14
50mm Diameter intermediate post 1.8m long including

concrete base.
No.
76mm Diameter corner, straining or gate post 1.8m long

including concrete base.
No.
12
Galvanised security fencing 1,8m high vertically formed of

five 4mm straining wires passed through posts or eye bolts
covered with 50 x 50 x 3,15mm Class A welded wire mesh
fixed to straining wires.
204
Galvanised continuous flatwrap galvanised razor wire

security roll to top of fence wrapped in 700mm diameter rings
fixed together and to straining wire at 550mm centres.
204
Galvanised two strand barbed wire in four rows tightly

strained to posts and secured with 2,1mm galvanised binding
wire stiffened with and including barbed wire droppers at
650mm centres.
204
76mm Diameter intermediate post 2.4m long including

concrete base.
No.
76mm Diameter intermediate post 2.4m long with 450mm

overhang including concrete base.
No.
77
100mm Diameter corner or straining post 2.4m long including

concrete base.
No.
100mm Diameter corner or straining post 2.4m long with

450mm overhang including concrete base.
No.
14
24
150mm Diameter gate post 2.4m long including concrete base.
No.
25
150mm Diameter gate post 2.4m long with 450mm overhang

including concrete base.
No.
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23

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Bill No. 10
Fencing
275
Rate
Amount
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Gates:
26
Gate 900 x 1200mm high formed of 40 x 40 x 3mm hollow

section frame and horizontal rail and filled in with 12mm
diameter verticals at 100mm centres fitted with a pair of
suitable hinges bolted to post with and including M10
expansion bolts, lockable sliding bolt and 'Union 3122-51'
padlock.
No.
Gate 900 x 1800mm high vertically with 600mm 45

overhang with one diagonal brace, the hanging stile
lengthened by 600mm and fitted with suitable hinges to
precast concrete post and covered with galvanised wire mesh
fixed to framing and cross brace including lockable sliding
bolt and keep suitable for 'Union 3122-51' padlock.
No.
Double gate 5000 x 1800mm high, each leaf formed of 40 x

40 x 3mm hollow section frame and horizontal rail and filled
in with 12mm diameter vertical bars at 100mm centres fitted
with a pair of suitable hinges bolted to post with and
including M10 expansion bolts, heavy duty hasp and staple,
12 x 450mm long drop bolt, 'Union 3122-51' padlock and two
22mm diameter keeps 100mm long in and including 300 x
300 x 300mm concrete anchor block.
No.
Double gate 3000 x 1800mm high vertically with 600mm 45

overhang, each leaf with one intermediate stile and two
diagonal braces, the hanging stiles lengthened by 600mm and
fitted with suitable hinges to precast concrete post and
covered with galvanised wire mesh fixed to framing including
heavy duty hasp and staple, 'Union 3122-51' padlock, two
12mm diameter x 450mm long barrel bolts with two 100mm
long keeps in and including 300 x 300 x 300mm concrete
anchor blocks.
No.
50mm Galvanised steel locking chain 500mm long welded to

gate frame
No.
31
"Union 3122" heavy duty padlock
No.
32
500 x 500 x 700mm Deep 20MPa mass concrete keep block

with 19mm diameter x 100mm long galvanised pipe cast into
top, including all necessary excavation, formwork, etc.
No.
27
28
29
SUNDRIES (CPAP Work Group No 136)

Sundries:
30

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Bill No. 10
Fencing
276
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
33
20MPa/19mm Stone concrete under gates, 1 m wide x

average 200 mm thick overall, humped and shaped to falls,
including excavations, formwork, backfilling, etc.

Section No. 7
Bill No. 10
Fencing
277
Rate
Amount
13
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 7
Bill No. 10
FENCING
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
272
273
274
275
276
277

Section No. 7
Bill No. 10
Fencing
278
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 7
SECTION SUMMARY
Bill
No.
Page
SITE PREPERATION
224
BULK EARTHWORKS
229
239
WALKWAYS
247
252
257
262
266
271
10
FENCING
278

Section No. 7
SECTION SUMMARY
279
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SECTION NO. 8
PROVISIONAL SUMS
280
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 8
PROVISIONAL SUMS
Bill No. 1
BUILDERS WORK (PROVISIONAL)
TRADE PREAMBLES
Trade Preambles:
For Trade Preambles refer to 'Specification of Materials and
Methods' (PW371) for the full descriptions of material to be
used and work to be done in this Bill.
Prices for holes, chases, recess and making good, etc. to be
included with conduits and conduit fittings.
Prices for pipes and fittings in ground shall be deemed to
include all excavations, backfilling and compacting as
necessary.
Electrical sleeve pipes to be Class 34 and are to include for
draw wires.
BUILDERS WORK IN CONNECTION WITH
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION:
1
Allow for giving every facility to selected electrical

contractor, for additional making good, chasing, holes
through walls and touching up all as necessary in connection
with electrical installation if he so desires.
Item
Sleeves:
2
50mm PVC pipe and laid in and including trenches not

exceeding 1m deep.
32
110mm PVC pipes laid in and including trenches not

exceeding 1m deep.
24

4
50mm Bend.
No.
12
110mm Bend.
No.

Section No. 8
Bill No. 1
Builders Work (provisional)
281
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
Draw boxes:
6
Drawbox Inspection chamber 950 x 950mm and not

exceeding 750mm deep internally formed of one brick wall,
rendered in cement plaster on a 100mm thick concrete bottom
and fitted with a precast concrete cover including
excavations, filling and ramming, etc.

Section No. 8
Bill No. 1
282
No.
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 8
PROVISIONAL SUMS
Bill No. 1
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
281
282

Section No. 8
Bill No. 1
283
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 8
PROVISIONAL SUMS
Bill No. 2
BUDGETARY AMOUNTS AND BUILDERS
WORK
BUDGETARY ALLOWANCES:
NOTE: The following will be measured out and priced on the
basis of the tariffs in these Bills of quantities when
information becomes available and which will form part of
the contract documents:
Signage:
1
Provide the sum of R 20 000.00 (twenty thousand rand) for

signage installed complete.
Item
20 000 00
Item
21 000 00
Item
42 000 00
Item
50 000 00
Item
50 000 00
Steel cupboards:
2
Provide the sum of R21 000.00 (Twenty one thousand rand)

for steel cupboards installed complete.
Steel cables and eyes:
Provide the sum of R42 000.00 (forty two thousand rand) for
steel cables and eyes to walkways installed complete.
Sliding folding door, etc.:
Provide the sum of R50 000.00 (fifty thousand rand) for

folding sliding door, ironmongery, sliding gear, support
structures, etc. installed complete.
Sport and play equipment:
Provide the sum of R50 000.00 (fifty thousand rand) for sport
and play equipment supplied and installed complete.

Section No. 8
Bill No. 2
Budgetary Amounts And Builders Work
284
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 8
PROVISIONAL SUMS
Bill No. 3
PROVISIONAL AMOUNTS
SELECTED SUB-CONTRACT WORKS
General:
The amounts scheduled represent the value of sub-contract works and expressly
exclude main contractor's attendance and profit.
In the event of a prime cost or provisional sum being omitted the items 'Allow for
profit -------' and 'Allow for attendance------' applicable shall be omitted together
with the prime cost amount or provisional amount and no claim whatsoever will be
entertained in this regard.
Work for which budgetary allowances are provided will be measured and valued in
accordance with clause 32 of the Principal Building Agreement and deducted in
whole or in part if not required without any compensation for loss or profit on the
said allowances.
Prime cost amounts and provisional sums are net. Prime cost amounts include for
delivery to site of all articles concerned.
Provisional sums are for material and equipment supplied and installed complete by
firms of specialists.
Profit:
Where stated, the contractor may allow for profit if required
General attendance on nominated/selected subcontractors:
The item "Attendance" which follows each provisional sum for nominated/selected
subcontractors' work, shall be deemed to cover all the contractor's costs incurred in
providing free of charge to the nominated/selected subcontractors, the following:
1. The services as set out in clause B9.1 of the Preliminaries.
2. Making good in all trades and cleaning down and removal of rubbish on
completion.
Special attendance on nominated/selected subcontractors:
Where stated special attendance will be described in detail in the Schedule for
Variables in the Preliminaries for the services as set out in clause B9.2.

Section No. 8
Bill No. 3
Provisional Amounts
285
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
Builder's work:
Builder's work in connection with specialist services is given elsewhere in these bills
of quantities.
ELECTRICAL
Electrical Installation:
1
Provide the amount of R1 200 355.00 (one million two hundred thousand three
hundred and fifty five rands) for electrical installation including tubing wiring and
fittings, etc. installed complete.
Item
Add for profit (Excluded from CPAP).
Item
Allow for giving every facility to Specialists as described.
Item
1 200 355 00
Telecommunication and Data Installation:

4
Provide the amount of 335 000.00 (three hundred and thirty five thousand rands)
for telecommunication and data installation including tubing wiring and fittings, etc.
installed complete.
Item
Item
Item
335 000 00
MECHANICAL
LP Gas Installation:
7
Provide the amount of R48 000.00 (forty eight thousand rands) for LP gas
installation including piping, fittings, etc. installed complete.
Item
Item
Item
48 000 00
JOINERY FITTING
Joinery fitting installation.
10
Provide the amount of R330 000.00 (three hundred and thirty thousand rand) for
the supply and installation of joinery fittings complete.
Item
11
Add for profit (excluded from CPAP).
Item
12
Allow for giving every facility to Specialist as described.
Item

Section No. 8
Bill No. 3
Provisional Amounts
286
330 000 00
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
MESH SCREENS
Weldmesh window screens:
13
Provide the amount of R35 000.00 (thirty five thousand rand) for the supply and
installation of galvanised weldmesh window screens installed complete.
Item
14
Item
15
Item
35 000 00
BALUSTRADES
Balustrades:
16
Provide the amount of R48 000.00 (forty eight thousand rand) for the supply and
installation of galvanised steel balustrading.
Item
17
Item
18
Item
48 000 00
ENVIRO LOO TANKS

Enviro Loo:
19
Provide the amount of R238 000.00 (two hundred and thirty eight thousand rand)
for the supply and installation of Enviro Loo Tanks, Steel plates, etc.
Item
20
Item
21
Item
238 000 00
LANDSCAPING
Landscaping:
22
Provide the amount of R100 000.00 (one hundred thousand rand) for the supply and
installation of landscaping.
Item
23
Item
24
Item
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT

Section No. 8
Bill No. 3
Provisional Amounts
287
100 000 00
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
Kitchen equipment, etc.:
25
Provide the amount of R100 000.00 (one hundred thousand rand) for the supply and
installation of kitchen equipment, etc.
Item
26
Item
27
Item

Section No. 8
Bill No. 3
Provisional Amounts
288
100 000 00
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 8
PROVISIONAL SUMS
Bill No. 3
PROVISIONAL AMOUNTS
BILL SUMMARY
Page No
285
286
287
288

Section No. 8
Bill No. 3
Provisional Amounts
289
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Unit Quantity
Rate
Amount
SECTION NO. 8
PROVISIONAL SUMS
Bill No. 4
CONTINGENCIES, ESCALATION, ETC.
MONETARY ALLOWANCES
The following monetary provisions are to be omitted from the
contract sum and used as directed below.
Contingencies:
1
Provide the sum of R145 000.00 (one hundred and forty five
thousand rand) for contingencies, to be used as instructed by
the Principal Agent in terms of clause 17 and 32 of the
Principal Building Agreement.
Item
145 000 00
Item
840 000 00
Statutory Increases:
2
Provide the amount of R840 000.00 (eight hundred and forty

thousand rand) for CPAP as item 3.2.4 of the contract data of
the Preliminaries Bill to be used in terms of clause 32 of the
Principal Building Agreement.

Section No. 8
Bill No. 4
Contingencies, Escalation, Etc.
290
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Amount
SECTION NO. 8
PROVISIONAL SUMS
SECTION SUMMARY
Bill
No.
Page
283
BUDGETARY AMOUNTS AND BUILDERS WORK
284
PROVISIONAL AMOUNTS
289
CONTINGENCIES, ESCALATION, ETC.
290

Section No. 8
SECTION SUMMARY
291
Nkonkwana Jss
E13/691
Section
No.
FINAL SUMMARY
Page
PRELIMINARIES
27
BUILDING COMPLEX
78
93
6 PIT LATRINE
137
10 PIT LATERINE
181
220
279
PROVISIONAL SUMS
291
TOTAL BEFORE VAT

ADD: VALUE ADDED TAX @ 14%:
TOTAL CARRIED TO FORM OF TENDER
FINAL SUMMARY
292

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BILLS OF QUANTITIES

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INDEX TO BILLS OF QUANTITIES

SECTION NO. 2: BUILDING COMPLEX

Excavation Other Than Bulk

Earth Filling, Etc.

Keeping Excavations Free Of Water

2 CONCRETE, FORMWORK REINFORCEMENT

Unreinforced Concrete Cast Against Excavated Surfaces

Reinforced Concrete Cast Against Excavated Surfaces

Finishing Top Surface Of Concrete

Rough Formwork (Degree Of Accuracy ii) (Cpap Work Group No 111)

Movement Joints, Etc.

Reinforcement (Provisional) (Cpap Work Group No 114)

Brickwork In Foundations (Provisional)

Face Brickwork Internally

Face Brickwork Externally

Dampproofing Of Walls And Floors

Ribbed Metal Sheeting And Accessories

Roof And Wall Lining And Insulation

6 CARPENTRY AND JOINERY

Eaves, Verges, Etc.

Framed Doors, Etc.

Semi Solid Core Flush Doors

Solid Core Flush Doors

Framed Frames, Etc.

Beads, Architraves, Etc.

7 CEILINGS, PARTITIONS, ETC.

Ceiling Construction, Cornices, Etc. (Cpap Work Group No 126)

Nailed Up Ceilings (Cpap Work Group No 126)

Needle Punch Carpet Sheeting And Tiles

Skirtings, Nosings, Etc.

Polish, Sealers, Etc.

Hinges, Floor Spring Hinges, Bolts, Panic Bolts, Etc.

Pinning Boards, Writing Boards, Projection Screens, Etc.

Galvanised Welded Screens, Gates, Etc.

Galvanized Pressed Steel Door Frames

Galvanised Pressed Steel Combination Doors And Frames

Aluminium Windows, Doors, Glazed Screens. (Cpap Work Group No 140)

Chromadek Roller Doors, Etc.

Corner Protectors, Dividing Strips, Etc. (Cpap Work Group No 136)

Ceramic Wall Tiling

Sandstone Floor Tiles

Glazing To Steel With Putty

On Wood, Wood Board

SECTION NO. 3: ADJUSTMENT TO FOLDING DOOR

1 CONCRETE FORMWORK REINFORCEMENT

Rough Formwork (Degree Of Accuracy ii) (Cpap Work Group No 111)

Movement Joints. Etc.

Reinforcement (Provisional) (Cpap Work Group No 114)

Face Brickwork Internally

3 CARPENTRY AND JOINERY

Polish, Sealers, Etc.

On Wood, Wood Board

SECTION NO. 4: 6 PIT LATRINE

Excavation Other Than Bulk

Earth Filling, Etc.

Keeping Excavations Free Of Water

2 CONCRETE FORMWORK REINFORCEMENT

Unreinforced Concrete Cast Against Excavated Surfaces

Reinforced Concrete Cast Against Excavated Surfaces

Finishing Top Surface Of Concrete

Rough Formwork (Degree Of Accuracy ii) (Cpap Work Group No 111)