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Roadside drainage, both sides — 1 km

Open lined side drains to a 1 km rural road: 2 km of drain excavated to profile, grouted stone pitching, scour checks, six culvert crossings and gabion outfalls.

Typical drawing: Roadside drainage, both sides — 1 km
What the bill measures
ItemQtyUnit
21.01(a)(i) Excavation for open drains: soft material, 0.0 m up to 1.5 m deep
2000m x 0.63 m3/m
1,260 m3
22.03(b) Concrete pipe culverts on Class B bedding, 600 mm dia
6 crossings x 8m
48 m
22.07(a) Cast in situ concrete in Class A bedding, screeds and encasing for pipes, including formwork, class 20/20, bedding and aprons 9 m3
23.05(a) Inlet, outlet, transition and similar structures (typical designs), masonry scour checks
at 50m centres on grade
40 No.
23.05(a) Inlet, outlet, transition and similar structures (typical designs), masonry culvert headwalls and wingwalls
inlet and outlet to each crossing
12 No.
25.01(c) Wired and grouted stone pitching, 150 mm, drain lining
2000m x 1.65 m2/m
3,300 m2
25.01(c) Wired and grouted stone pitching, 150 mm, outfall aprons 120 m2
26.04(a) Galvanised gabion boxes, 2 x 1 x 1 m boxes, filled and laced
24 boxes at 6 outfalls; m2 of exposed face, 2 m2 per box; confirm the basis
48 m2
31.01(a) Clearing and grubbing
1.5m working width x 2 sides x 1km
0.3 ha
35.12(a) Grassing, including topsoiling 2,000 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.