CHAPTER 19-DISMANTLING

Notes: 1.
The rates include - (i) Removal of dismantled materials to a distance of 50
m and all lifts.
(ii) Picking, cleaning, sorting out and stacking of serviceable materials and
unserviceable materials separately.
2.

Measurements: - (i) Measurement of all works shall be recorded before

dismantling.
(ii) All measurements shall be measured along the existing slopes.
(iii) For dismantling walls with plaster, measurement will be exclusive of
plaster thickness.

3.

In dismantling, the articles shall be carefully removed and passed by

hand, where necessary, lowered to the ground and not thrown. Iron and
A.C. sheets, wooden planks etc. shall be removed with proper tools and
not torn off by force.

4.

All dismantled materials shall form the Government property.

5.

During dismantling, every precaution shall be taken to prevent damage to

any part of structure and also to any adjoining structure, which are to be
left intact.

6.

The rates are applicable to all types of structures viz. Roads, Buildings,
Bridges and Floors and all heights.

7.

An inventory of all possible serviceable materials shall be prepared. This

record shall be kept for proper control during execution of work.
Portions required to be retained shall be marked before starting
dismantling.
A register shall be kept at the work site in which day to day account of the
turn out and the salvaged materials shall be maintained. This register shall
also show weather-dismantled material is properly stacked or wasted.

8.

All the materials obtained from the removal of the structure shall be the
property of Government Serviceable materials shall be stacked neatly in
such a manner as to avoid deterioration and a places directed by
Engineer-in-Charge with in specified lead. Different categories of materials
shall be stacked separately.
Unless otherwise provided, excavated materials shall be used in back
filling the excavation made in removing the structure in levelling ground or
otherwise disposed off as directed with in specified lead.
Non serviceable materials shall be disposed off without causing any
damage or inconvenience.

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1901

1902

1903
1904

1905

1906

1907

1908
1909

1910

1911
1912

Item

Unit

Rate

Dismantling rammed morum and

boulders or rammed morum and
metal in foundations and under
floors.
Dismantling lime concrete or
cement concrete in foundations or
under floors, haunches or arches
or terrace.
Dismantling cement concrete in
floors and superstructure.
Dismantling reinforced cement
concrete in roofs, upper floors,
slabs, columns, lintels, arches,
chajjas, stairs or any other
structure, above plinth.
Dismantling
R.C.C.
rafts,
columns, beams in foundation
and plinth only.
Dismantling
brick
masonry
including arches in lime or cement
mortar.
Dismantling
stone
masonry
including arches in lime or cement
mortar.
Dismantling mud or sun dried
brick walls.
Dismantling
stone
or
brick
masonry in clay, dry stone or dry
boulder walling, stone pitching or
dry paving.
Dismantling flag stone flooring,
bricks laid flat or on edge, curbs,
or aprons etc. (each layer) in lime
or cement mortar, bricks or tiles
laid on roof in lime or cement
mortar, excluding sub-base
Dismantling
thatched
roof
including roof timber.
Dismantling single Allahabad tile,
Manglore or single wheel tile roof
including roof timber (excluding
trusses).

cum

41.00

cum

62.00

cum

186.00

cum

232.00

cum

191.00

cum

74.00

cum

92.00

cum

28.00

cum

54.00

sqm

11.00

sqm

6.90

sqm

15.40

Remark

Item No.
1913

1914

1915
1916
1917

1918

1919

1920
1921
1922

1923

1924

1925

Item

Unit

Rate

Removing single wheel tiles or

single Allahabad tiles or Manglore
tiles from roofing.
Dismantling double Allahabad
tiles roof, Including roof timber
(excluding trusses).
Dismantling wooden beams posts
scantlings or trusses.
Dismantling wooden ballies of any
diameter
Dismantling G.I. sheets or A.C.
sheets, (Trafford, corrugated or
curved, etc) and wind ties, etc.
excluding roof timber.
Dismantling ceiling of textile,
hessian. Cloth, matting of any
type (single or double) including
wooden frames.
Dismantling of wooden ceiling or
flooring or AC sheet ceiling or
walling or wall and ceiling boards,
of any thickness (Fiber insulation
with battens etc. excluding timber
in ceiling wall or floor).
Dismantling mud plaster.
Dismantling limes or cement
plaster of any thickness.
Taking out door chowkhats
including shutters and including
dismantling
the
necessary
masonry.
Taking out window chowkhats
Including
shutters,
Including
dismantling
the
necessary
masonry.
Taking out stone lintels of doors
and windows from building
masonry or stone slabs of
culverts.
Dismantling structures like rolled
steel, joists, I-section, T-section,
Angles, channel sections etc.
plates for beams, columns,
stanchions, trusses, etc.

sqm

10.00

sqm

25.30

cum

191.40

1.50

sqm

4.10

sqm

1.70

sqm

3.20

sqm
sqm

0.80
2.30

each

33.00

each

25.00

cum

168.00

kg.

2.00

Remark

All nuts and

bolts should be
opened

Item No.
1926

1927

1928

1929

1930

1931
1932

1933

Item

Unit

Rate

Scrapping of old walls, carefully

with brushes for making it suitable
for distemper or paint by sand
papering including washing with
water, etc., complete.
Scrapping of ceiling carefully, with
brushes, making it suitable for
distemper or paint by sand
papering including washing with
water, etc. complete.
Dismantling terrazo or mossaic or
glazed vitreous or patent cement
or tiled flooring or dados skirting
of any thickness without sub base
Raking out old pointing In lime or
cement mortar of any mix( from
stone masonry.
Raking out old pointing in lime or
cement mortar of any mix from
brick masonry.
Dismantling hume pipe joints.

sqm

1.70

sqm

2.30

sqm

10.00

sqm

8.80

sqm

11.40

5.00

m
m

10.00
15.40

19.80

27.50

34.10

50.60

61.60

m
m

0.60
1.10

Dismantling hume pipes from

culverts, siphons, aqueducts,
super passages, sluice barrels,
etc. including dismantling collar
joints, excluding the dismantling
of concrete in foundation and
around the pipes(a) Up to 0.30-m dia.
(b) Above 0.30 m and up to 0.45
m dia.
(c) Above 0.45 m and up to 0.60
m dia.
(d) Above 0.60 m and up to 0.75
m dia.
(e) Above 0.75 m and up to 1.00
m dia.
(f) Above 1.00 and up to 1. 10 m
dia.
(g) 1.20 m dia.
Dismantling G.I. pipe line- (a) Up to 50 mm dia.
(b) Above 50 mm dia.

Remark

Circumferential
measurement

Item No.
1934

Item

Unit

Rate

Dismantling and removal of karri

shutters and stacking properly

sqm

55.00

Remark