Name of Project:
Construction of By-Pass and Diversion Roads Ipil Circumference Road
Veterans-Tiayon-Don Andres Section, (Phase IV), Zamboanga Sibugay
Item No. Description
PART A - FACILITIES FOR THE ENGINEER
A. 1.1(3) Construction of Field Office for the Engineer
A. 1.1(11) Provision of Furnitures, Equipments and Appliaces
A. 1.2(5) Operation and Maintenance of 4x4 Pick Up Type Service Vehicle
PART B - OTHER GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
B.4(1) Construction Survery and Staking
B.5 Project Billboard/Signboard
B.7 Occupation Safety and Health Program
B.9 Mobilization & Demobilization
PART C - EARTHWORKS
101 (2) Removal Of Existing Headwall
101 (4) a3 Removal Of Actual Structures & Obstructions
102 (1) Roadway Excavation
103 (1) a Structure Excavation
103 (3) Foundation Fill
103 (6)a Pipe Culvert and Drain Excavation
104(1) a1 Embankment (from Excavation)
104 (2) a Embankment (from Common Borrow)
105 (1) a Subgrade Preparation
PART D - SUBBASE AND BASE COURSE
200(1) Aggregate Subbase Course, .30 m thick
200(1) Aggregate Subbase Course, .30 m thick
300 (1) Gravel Surface Course, .15m. Thick
PART E - SURFACE COURSE
311(1)a Portland Cement Concrete Pavement , .15m. Thick
311(1)e1 PCC Pavement Conventional Method, 280 mm thick
404(1)a Reinforcing Steel, (Grade 40)
405(1)a3 Structural Concrete, Class "A"
500(1)b3 Reinf. Conc. Culvert Pipe, 910 mm dia.
505(5) Grouted Riprap, Class "A"
506(1) Stone Masonry
PART H - MISCELLANEOUS STRUCTURES
612(1) Reflectorized Thermoplastic Pavement Marking (White)
612(2) Reflectorized Thermoplastic Pavement Marking (Yellow)
CONTRACT AMOUNT
SCHEDULE ACCOMPLISHMENT
SCHEDULE CASH FLOW
Duration
Quantity Unit Unit Cost
# of Days
1 l.s 24 474,940.62
1 l.s 228 110,145.00
1 l.s 228 478,565.60
2.57 km. 12.83 30,514.80
2 unit 2 6,639.60
1 l.s 228 189,679.04
1 l.s 6 1,080,480.00
2 each 1 12,784.78
4 ln.m. 0.13 778.59
14,453 cu.m. 45.17 236.68
96 cu.m. 0.6 230.12
19 cu.m. 1.9 1,746.68
56 cu.m. 0.35 230.12
12,297 cu.m. 15.37 115.28
46,586 cu.m. 58.23 856.07
10,540 sq.m. 4.39 15.98
10,006 cu.m. 25.02 1,387.05
10,006 cu.m. 25.02 1,387.05
765 cu.m. 1.91 1,345.65
3,427 sq.m. 3.99 928.60
19,596 sq.m. 42.6 1,585.07
1,941 kg. 1.35 51.66
48 cu.m. 4.29 7,148.40
129 ln.m. 9.21 3,134.97
4,234 cu.m. 52.93 3,382.53
90 cu.m. 7.2 3,964.71
625 sq.m. 3.13 744.80
71 sq.m. 0.36 784.07
CONTRACT AMOUNT
MENT MONTHLY CUMULATIVE
W MONTHLY CUMULATIVE
January February
Total Cost %W. Gt.
31 29
474,940.62 0.422
0.044
110,145.00 0.098
### 0.012 .012
478,565.60 0.425
0.052 0.054
78,423.03 0.070
0.070
13,279.20 0.012
0.012
189,679.04 0.168
0.013 0.021
1,080,480.00 0.959
0.479
25,569.56 0.023
0.023
3,114.36 0.003
0.003
3,420,695.21 3.038
1.883 1.155
22,091.10 0.020
0.020
33,186.90 0.029
0.029
12,886.48 0.011
0.011
1,417,624.17 1.259
0.737
39,880,648.75 35.415
168,413.39 0.150
13,878,855.12 12.325
13,878,855.12 12.325
1,029,424.76 0.914
3,182,303.88 2.826
31,061,000.80 27.583
100,279.99 0.089
343,123.12 0.305
404,410.53 0.359
14,321,642.09 12.718
356,823.88 0.317
465,500.64 0.413
55,668.73 0.049
112,608,775.95 100
% 2.592 6.364
NTHLY CUMULATIVE
% 2.592 8.96
PHP 2,918,819.47 7,166,422.50
NTHLY CUMULATIVE
PHP 2,918,819.47 10,085,241.97
February March April May
29 31 30 31
012 0.013 0.012 0.013
0.054 0.057 0.055 0.057
0.021 0.022 0.022 0.022
0.020
0.029
0.011
0.737 0.521
6.690 18.245 10.947
0.089
0.305
4.325 7.448 0.961
0.317
6.364 14.831 20.070 14.224
8.96 23.79 43.86 58.08
166,422.50 16,701,007.56 22,600,581.33 16,017,472.29
085,241.97 26,786,249.54 49,386,830.87 65,404,303.16
May June July Augu
31 30 31 31
0.013 0.012 0.012 0.007
0.057 0.055 0.057 0.033
0.022 0.022 0.022 0.013
10.947
0.150
2.955 9.37
2.955 9.37
###
0.914
2.826
7.122 20.46
14.224 16.630 24.291 0.994
58.08 74.71 99.00 100.0
16,017,472.29 18,726,839.44 27,353,797.77 1,119,33
65,404,303.16 84,131,142.60 111,484,940.37 112,608,7
August
31
0.007
0.033
0.013
0.479
0.413
0.049
0.994
100.00
1,119,331.23
112,608,775.95
31.000
32.00
33.00
34.00
31.000
32.00
33.00
34.00
30.000
31.00
32.00
33.00
MANPOWER
ITEM NO. DESIGNATION NO. OF PERSONS
A.1.1(3) a. Construction Foreman 1
c. Skilled Laborer 3
[Link] 5
A. 1.1(11) a. Laborer
A. 1.2(5) a. Service Driver 1
B.4(1) For Field Works
a. Geodetic Engineer 2
b. Skilled Laborer 2
c. Laborer 2
For Office Works
a. Geodetic Engineer 2
b. Skilled Laborer 2
B.5 a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Skilled Laborer 1
c. Laborer 2
B.7 a. Safety Practitioner 1
b. First Aider 1
B.9
101 (2) a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Skilled Laborer 1
c. Laborer 2
101 (4) a3 a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Skilled Laborer 2
c. Laborer 4
102 (1) a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Laborer 6
103 (1) a a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Laborer 3
103 (3) a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Laborer 4
103 (6)a a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Laborer 3
104(1) a1 For Excavation Work
a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Laborer 2
For Spreading and Compaction
a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Laborer 2
104 (2) a a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Laborer 4
105 (1) a a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Laborer 2
200(1) a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Laborer 2
300 (1) a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Laborer 2
311(1)a a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Skilled Laborer 4
c. Laborer 12
311(1)e1 a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Skilled Laborer 4
c. Laborer 12
404(1)a a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Skilled Laborer 2
c. Laborer 8
405(1)a3 a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Skilled Laborer 4
c. Laborer 8
Installation and Removal of Formworks
b. Skilled Laborer 4
c. Laborer 8
500(1)b3 a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Skilled Laborer 2
c. Laborer 4
505(5) a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Skilled Laborer 16
c. Laborer 64
506(1) a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Skilled Laborer 2
c. Laborer 8
612(1) a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Skilled Laborer 2
c. Laborer 6
612(2) a. Construction Foreman 1
b. Skilled Laborer 2
c. Laborer 6
Manpower Description January February March April
Construction Foremen 5 6 4 4
Skilled Laborer 11 17 16 22
Laborer 21 84 72 84
Service Driver 1 1 1 1
Geodetic Engineer 4 0 0 0
Safety Practitioner 1 1 1 1
First Aider 2 2 2 2
May June July August
3 2 3 3
0 4 8 8
8 14 26 24
1 1 1 1
0 0 0 0
1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2
EQIUPMENT
ITEM NO. DESIGNATION NO. OF PERSONS
A.1.1(3) a. One bagger mixer 1
b. Water Truck 1
B.4(1) a. Total Station 1
B.9 a. Transit Mixer (5 cu.m.) 2
b. Payloader (1.5o cu.m.) 2
c. Dump Truck (10 cu.m.) 2
d. Bulldozer (155hp) 2
e. Concrete Paver
f. Motorized Road Grader
g. Vibratory Roller
h. Water Truck 2
i. Cargo Truck 2
j. Conc. Mixer 2
101 (2) a. Backhoe (.80 cu.m.) 1
b. Dumptruck (10 cu.m.) 1
101 (4) a3 a. Backhoe (.80 cu.m.) 1
b. Boom Truck 1
c. Dump Truck (10 cu.m.) 1
102 (1) a. Payloader (1.5o cu.m.) 2
b. Dump Truck (10 cu.m.) 4
c. Backhoe (.80 cu.m.) 2
103 (1) a a. Dumptruck (10 cu.m.) 2
b. Backhoe (.80 cu.m.) 1
103 (3) a. Plate Compactor (5hp) 1
b. Water Truck 1
103 (6)a a. Backhoe (.80 cu.m.) 1
b. Dumptruck (10 cu.m.) 2
104(1) a1 For Excavation Work
a. Bulldozer (155hp) 1
b. Payloader (1.5o cu.m.) 1
c. Dump Truck (10 cu.m.) 2
For Spreading and Compaction
a. Motorized Road Grader 1
b. Vibratory Roller 1
c. Water Truck 1
104 (2) a a. Motorized Road Grader 2
b. Vibratory Roller 2
c. Water Truck 2
105 (1) a a. Motorized Road Grader 1
b. Vibratory Roller 1
c. Water Truck 1
200(1) a. Motorized Road Grader 1
b. Vibratory Roller 1
c. Water Truck 1
300 (1) a. Motorized Road Grader 1
b. Vibratory Roller 1
c. Water Truck 1
311(1)a a. Batching Plant (30 cu.m.) 1
b. Concrete Paver 1
c. Transit Mixer 4
d. Payloader (1.5o cu.m.) 1
e. Water Truck 1
f. Concrete Saw 1
g. Concrete Vibrator 2
h. Bar Cutter 1
311(1)e1 a. Transit Mixer 4
b. Concrete Vibrator 2
c. Batching Plant (30 cu.m.) 1
d. Payloader (1.5o cu.m.) 1
e. Concrete Screeder 1
f. Water Truck 1
g. Concrete Saw 1
h. Bar Cutter 1
404(1)a a. Truck Mounted Crane 1
b. Cargo Truck 1
c. Bar Cutter 1
d. Bar Bender 1
405(1)a3 a. One Bagger Mixer 1
b. Concrete Mixer 1
c. Water Truck 1
500(1)b3 a. Backhoe (.80 cu.m.) 1
b. Plate Compactor (5hp) 1
505(5) a. One Bagger Mixer 8
b. Water Truck 8
506(1) a. One Bagger Mixer 1
b. Water Truck 1
c. Backhoe ( wheel type .28 cu.m.) 1
612(1) a. Cargo Truck / Delivery Truck (5T) 1
b. Application Machine 1
c. Kneading Machine 1
612(2) a. Cargo Truck 1
b. Application Machine 1
c. Kneading Machine 1
d. Traffic Safety Devices 1
Equipment Description January February March April
One Bagger Mixer 1 8 8 9
Total Station 1 0 0 0
Payloader (1.5o cu.m.) 2 3 1 0
Dump Truck (10 cu.m.) 8 12 2 0
Bulldozer (155hp) 2 1 1 0
Concrete Paver 0 4 0 0
Motorized Road Grader 0 1 3 2
Vibratory Roller 0 1 3 2
Water Truck 3 10 11 11
Cargo Truck 2 0 1 1
Conc. Mixer 0 0 1 1
Backhoe (.80 cu.m.) 4 6 1 0
Boom Truck 1 1 0 0
Plate Compactor (5hp) 0 1 0 0
Batching Plant (30 cu.m.) 0 0 0 0
Transit Mixer 0 0 0 0
Concrete Saw 0 0 0 0
Concrete Vibrator 0 0 0 0
Concrete Screeder 0 0 0 0
Bar Cutter 0 0 0 1
Truck Mounted Crane 0 0 0 1
Bar Bender 0 0 0 1
Application Machine 0 0 0 0
Kneading Machine 0 0 0 0
Traffic Safety Devices 0 0 0 0
May June July August
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 1 2 3
0 0 0 2
0 0 0 2
0 0 1 0
4 1 1 0
4 1 1 0
4 2 3 3
0 0 0 4
0 0 0 2
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 1 1 1
0 4 8 6
0 1 2 1
0 2 2 2
0 1 1 1
0 1 2 1
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 2
0 0 0 2
0 0 0 1
31
60
91 month % Accomplished
121 2.59%
31 8.96%
60 23.79%
91 43.86%
121 58.08%
152 74.71%
182 99%
213 100.00%
15
PS
0 0
0 0
A.1.2 (5)
Operation and Maintenance of 4x4
Pick Up Type Service V
0 228
0 228
A.1.1
(11)
Provision of Furniture, Equipment
and Appliances
0 228
0 228
3 A.1.1 (3)
Construction of Field Office for the
Engineer
3 27
204 228
B.9
Mobilization
0 3
0 3
3
B.5
Project Billboard/Signboard
3 5
350 352
B.4 (1)
Construction Survey & Staking
3 15.83
215.17 228
B.7
Occupation Safety and Health
Program
0 228
0 228
228
enance of 4x4
ervice V
228
228
228
e, Equipment
nces
228
228
24
Office for the
r
27
228
3 101 (2)
on Removal of Existing Headwall
3 3 4
3 3 4
2
Signboard
352
12.83
y & Staking
15.83
228
228
and Health
m
228
228
101 (4)
1
a3
Removal of Actual Structures and
g Headwall
Obstructions
4 4 4.13
4 4 4.13
0.13 102 (1)
tructures and
Roadway Excavation
ons
4.13 4.13 49.3
4.13 8.26 53.43
1726 (16)
Steel Sheet Test P
and Dr
4
45.17 103 (1) a
avation Structure Excavation
49.3 49.3 49.9
53.43 53.43 -5.33
1713 (1)
Rubble Co
2 1716 (12)
teel Sheet Test Piles, Furnished
Structural Sheet
and Driven
4 6 6
4 6 6
0.6 103 (6) a
avation Pipe Culvert and Drain Excavation
49.9 49.9 50.25
-5.33 -5.33 -4.98
48
Rubble Concrete
6 54
6 54
48 1716 (6)
Structural Steel
Structural Sheet Piles, Driven
Furnis
6 54 54
6 54 54
104 (1)
0.35
a1
in Excavation Embankment (from excavation)
50.25 50.25 65.62
-4.98 -4.98 10.39
902 (1)
22
a1
Structural Steel Sheet Piles,
Reinforcing Ste
Furnished
54 76 76
54 76 76
15.37 104 (2) a
excavation) Embankment (from common borrow)
65.62 65.62 123.85
10.39 10.39 68.62
902 (1)
10
a2
Reinforcing Steel, Grade 40 Reinforcing Ste
76 86 86
76 86 86
58.23 105 (1) a
mmon borrow) Subgrade Preparation
123.85 123.85 128.24
68.62 68.62 73.01
900 (1)
11
c1
Reinforcing Steel, Grade 60 Structural Concr
86 97 97
86 97 97
4.39 200 (1)
aration Aggregate Subbase Course
128.24 128.24 153.26
73.01 73.01 98.03
35 508 (1)
Structural Concrete, Class "A" Handlaid Rock E
97 132 132
97 132 132
25.02 300 (1)
se Course Gravel Surface Course
153.26 153.26 155.17
98.03 98.03 99.94
107 1704 (1)
Handlaid Rock Embankment Embank
132 239 239
132 239 239
1.91 404 (1) a
Course Reinforcing Steel Bar
155.17 155.17 156.52
99.94 99.94 101.29
30 1710 (2)
Embankment Grouted Riprap
239 269 269
239 269 269
1.35 311 (1)a
eel Bar Portland Cement Concrete Pavement
156.52 156.52 160.51
101.29 101.29 105.28
83 B.9
Grouted Riprap, Class "A" Demobili
269 352 352
269 352 352
3.99 311 (1)e1
PCC Pavement Concentional
crete Pavement
Pavement
160.51 160.51 203.11
105.28 105.28 147.88
103 (3) 1.9
Foundation Fill
123.85 125.75
-1.9 0
3
Demobilization
352 355
352 355
42.6 103 (3)
ncentional
Reinforced Concrete Culvert Pipe
nt
203.11 0 9.21
147.88 147.88 157.09
PF
355 355
355 355
9.21 311 (1)a
Culvert Pipe Structural Concrete Class A
9.21 203.11 207.4
157.09 157.09 161.38
4.29 505 (5)
te Class A Grouted Riprap
207.4 207.4 260.33
161.38 161.38 214.31
PF
288 288
288 288
52.93 506 (1)
prap Stone Masonry
260.33 260.33 267.53
214.31 214.31 221.51
7.2 103 (3)
Reflectorized Thermoplastic
onry
Pavement Markings (White)
267.53 260.33 263.46
221.51 221.51 224.64
3.13 311 (1)a
rmoplastic Reflectorized Thermoplastic
gs (White) Pavement Markings (Yellow)
263.46 263.46 263.82
224.64 224.64 225
0.36 B.9
rmoplastic
Demobilization
gs (Yellow)
263.82 225 228
225 225 228
3
tion PF
228 228 228
228 228 228
228
228