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Culvert crossing — 900mm pipes

Single stream crossing: excavation, twin 900mm pipes, masonry headwalls, pitching and gabion protection.

Typical drawing: Culvert crossing — 900mm pipes
What the bill measures
ItemQtyUnit
22.01(a)(i) Excavation for culverts: soft material, 0.5 m up to 1.5 m deep 45 m3
22.02(b) Backfilling using imported selected material 30 m3
22.03(b) Concrete pipe culverts on Class B bedding, 900 mm dia
twin line x 5m
10 m
22.07(a) Cast in situ concrete in Class A bedding, screeds and encasing for pipes, including formwork, class 15/20 blinding 50 mm
15 m2
0.75 m3
22.07(c) Cast in situ concrete in inlet and outlet structures, catchpits and manholes, class 20/20, surround and apron 4 m3
23.05(a) Inlet, outlet, transition and similar structures (typical designs), masonry culvert headwalls and wingwalls 2 No.
25.01(c) Wired and grouted stone pitching, 150 mm 25 m2
26.04(a) Galvanised gabion boxes, 2 x 1 x 1 m boxes, filled and laced
8 boxes; m2 of exposed face, 2 m2 per box; confirm the basis
16 m2

Preliminaries and the contractor's own obligations (Bills 1 and 9) are added to the project too, unpriced. Items the library has no rate for — manholes, catchpits, small-bore pipes, trench support, and the contractor's own obligations in Bills 1 and 9 — are measured in full and left at nil for you to price. On a tender you are issuing that is the correct form: the rate column is the question. On one you are pricing, those are the lines to put your own build-up against first.