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Presentationof

BuildSystem Web & Software

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Construction Data & Estimating System


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Overview of Presentation

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1 Introduction

2 BuildSystem Web

3 BuildSystem Software

1 Estimating

4 Summing-up

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Introduction

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BuildSystem Web - An Overview

13-Digit Coding System

All materials, equipments, labour and items of work, in BuildSystem, have a

13-digit code. This code encompasses the MasterFormat and R.S. Means

coding systems.

Materials on BuildSystem Web

BuildSystem web has a database of materials, manufacturers and their

vendors for building construction projects.

New materials, manufacturers and vendors are being regularly added on web.

Users can send inquires to manufacturers for catalogues, price lists andvendors in di fferent ci ties.

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BuildSystem Web - An Overview

Items of Work and Analysis on BuildSystem Web

BuildSystem web has schedules of rates (items of work and analysis) of

IPMG, CPWD (DSR - civil & electr ical) and MORTH (roads).

IPMGs schedule of rates has 5200 items of work with analysis relating to

civi l, plumbing, electrical, HVAC and interiors.

Through the 13-digit coding system, all the schedules of rates come on a

common digital platform for updating of material rates.

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BuildSystem Estimating Software - An Overview

Master database of CPWD (DSR), MORTH and IPMG has been downloaded

from BuildSystem Web.

Import facili ties for adding user defined materials and items in master data.

Allows quick preparat ion of est imates for selected items of work from master

data.

Facil ity to modify analysis as per requirement.

Single window option to know total material, labour & equipment usage in

estimate and their cost variance.

Overheads cost can be applied on items or estimated cost.

Generate various types of reports for estimating.


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MasterFormat - The Uniform Coding System for

MasterFormat is a master list of numbers and titles classif ied by work

results or construction practices.

Primarily used to organize project manuals, organize detailed cost

information, and relate drawing notations to specifications.

Covers all types of construction work in a 6-digit coding system in level 1, 2,

and 3. Any tit le not covered can be added at the appropriate place.

A product of The Construct ion Speci fications Inst itute, USA.

A national s tandard in US and Canada, for over 40 years.

Singapore Government has also adopted MasterFormat

Construction Work

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MasterFormat - The History

Before the 1960, standard specifications formats didnt exist in United States.

Each architectural, engineering, and contracting f irm, as well as every

government agency, had its own organizational system.

That resulted in confusion and miscommunication among everyone involved

in delivering construct ion pro jects, which led to costly delays, errors, and

omissions.

In1962, The Construct ion Specifications Institu te, USA developed the concept

of divisions, and sections with in each division, to standardize information in

construction project manuals. As a result, Masterformat was evolved.

Since then, Masterformat has been continuously expanded based on inputs

from the construction industry

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MasterFormat - Subgroups and Titles in Level 1

General Requirements Subgroup

01. General Requirements

Facility Construction Subgroup

02. Existing Conditions03. Concrete

04. Masonry

05. Metals

06. Wood, Plastics, And Composites

07. Thermal And Moisture Protection

08. Openings

09. Finishes10. Specialties

11. Equipment

12. Furnishings

13. Special Construction

14. Conveying Equipment

Facility Services Subgroup

21. Fire Suppression22. Plumbing

23. Heating, Ventilating, And Air-Conditioning

25. Integrated Automation

Facility Services Subgroup (contd.)26. Electrical

27. Communications

28. Electronic Safety And SecuritySite and Infrastructure Subgroup

31. Earthwork

32. Exterior Improvements

33. Utilities

34. Transportation

35. Waterway And Marine Construction

Process Equipment Subgroup40. Process Integration

41. Material Processing And Handling Equipment

42. Process Heating , Cooling , And Drying

Equipment

43. Process Gas And Liquid Handling,

Purification, And Storage Equipment

44. Pollution Control Equipment

45. Industry-Specific Manufacturing Equipment

46. Water And Wastewater Equipment

48. Electrical Power Generation

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BuildSystem - The 13-Digit Coding for Item of Work & Material

Level Code Description Source

L1 xx Main Group MasterFormat

L2 xx xx Sub Group MasterFormat

L3 xx xx xx Sub Group MasterFormat

L4 xx xx xx xx Sub Group R.S. Means

L5 xx xx xx xx xxxxx Full Description of Item of

Work & Material

User and

Published SOR

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BuildSystem - 13-Digit Coding for Item of Work - RCC

Level Code Description Source Code

L1 03 Concrete MasterFormat

L2 03 31 Structural Concrete MasterFormat

L3 03 31 05 Normal Weight Structural Concrete MasterFormat

L4 03 31 05 31 Reinforced Cement Concrete R.S. Means

L5 03 31 05 31 10005

Providing and laying in position, specified mix

of RCC, including compaction and curing

complete but excluding centring, shuttering

and reinforcement, 1:2:4 nominal mix : In

foundation and plinth (1.5 m below and upto1.2 m above G.L.)

IPMG

L5 03 31 05 31 20002

Providing and laying in position specified

grade of reinforced cement concrete excluding

the cost of centering, shuttering, finishing and

reinforcement - All work up to plinth level :

1:1:2 (1 cement : 1 coarse sand : 2 graded

stone aggregate 20 mm nominal size).

DSR 5.1.1

L5 03 31 05 31 23002

Cement complete as per drawing andTechnical Specification RCC Grade M20

Using Concrete Mixer concrete for reinforced

concrete in pile cap

MORTH12.38 A

(i)

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BuildSystem - 13-Digit Coding for Material - Pipe, GI

Level Code Description Source Code

L1 22 Plumbing MasterFormat

L2 22 11 Facility Water Distribution MasterFormat

L3 22 11 13 Facility Water Distribution Piping MasterFormat

L4 22 11 13 29 Pipe, Galvanised Iron (GI) R.S. Means

L5 22 11 13 29 00003Pipe, Galvanised Iron (GI), P / E,

Heavy Duty, IS:1239 Part 1, 25 mm NBIPMG

L5 22 11 13 29 20006 G.I. pipes 25 mm dia DSR 1547

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IPMG - The Background

Founded in 1985.

IPMG has wide experience in project management services for building

projects.

Involved in development and construction of international class ready-to-

occupy country homes.

Signed an agreement w ith R.S. Means, USA for developing constructioncost database and estimating system.

Agreement was approved by Ministry of Commerce Industry under the

category Database Development for Construction Industry .

Developed BuildSystem, which has a construction cost database andestimating system

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R. S. Means, USA - The Background

Founded in 1940 by Robert Snow Means.

Part of Reed Elsevier Group Worlds largest publ isher, employing over

36,000 people.

Leading provider and authori ty on construction costs in US and Canada for

over 60 years.

Has over 2,50,000 clients in US and Canada.

Offerings include cost guides, reference sources, consul ting, databases,

software, seminars, training and insurance services.

Al l construct ion cost databases fo llow MasterFormat

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Home Page


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Home Page

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Plumbing Titles in Level 3


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Plumbing Titles in Level 3

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Manufacturers for Residential Lavatories and Sinks


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Manufacturers for Residential Lavatories and Sinks

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Manufacturers for Wash Basins


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Catalogue of Cera


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Catalogue of Parryware Roca


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Parryware Roca Vendor Contact Information and Materials


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Items of Work from IPMG and DSR


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Analys is from IPMG


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Analysis from DSR


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Parameters


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Component Master from IPMG and DSR


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Item Master from IPMG and DSR


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Analys is from IPMG


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Estimate Breakup


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Report Estimate Cost


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Report - Estimate Justification


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Report - Estimate Breakup


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Report Summary for Justif ied Estimate


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Report Item Analysis for DSR


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Summing-up

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Summing-up - Cost Estimating using BuildSystem


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All published schedules of rates and users own schedule of rates fol low

different coding systems.

A uniform coding system is required for i tems of work, mater ials,

equipments and labour for development of a master database.

R.S. Means and IPMG provide a 13-digit coding system for development of a

master database.

Estimates can be prepared from the master and previous project databases

faster and accurately by using BuildSystem.

Materials in estimates can be linked with manufacturers and vendors in

different c ites for updating of rates.

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Summing-up - Cost Estimating using BuildSystem


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The 13 digi t coding system enables the development of a master

database which is required in a computerized system for estimating,

tendering, procurement, billing, and accounting

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