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Contents
1 Irrigation Engineering Report.......................................................................................................2

1.1. Introduction...........................................................................................................................2

1.1.1. Background....................................................................................................................2

1.2. General..................................................................................................................................3

1.3. Description of the Project Area............................................................................................3

1.3.1. Location.........................................................................................................................3

1.3.2. Accessibility of the Study Area.....................................................................................3

1.4. Objectives of the Study.........................................................................................................4

1.4.1. Major Objective.............................................................................................................4

1.4.2. Specific Objectives........................................................................................................4

1.5. Methodology.........................................................................................................................5

1.6. Drainage System Layout.......................................................................................................5

1.6.1. Conveyance System.......................................................................................................6

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Table

1 Table 1:Hydraulic Parameters of Main Canal.....................................................................8

2 Table 2:Bill Of Quantity....................................................................................................15

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Figure

3 Figure 1:System Layout.......................................................................................................8

4 Figure 2:Typical Crossection of Main Canal.....................................................................10
5 Figure 3:Typical Crossection of secondary canal..............................................................12
6 Figure 4:Typical Crossection of Tertiary Canal................................................................12
7 Figure 5:Typical Crossection of Field canal......................................................................13
8 Figure 6:Turn Out View Plane..........................................................................................14
9 Figure 7:Crossection Of foot path.....................................................................................15
10 Figure 8:Division Box plane..............................................................................................15

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1 Irrigation Engineering Report

1.1. Introduction
1.1.1. Background

The entire regional agriculture sector is almost dependent on rain-fed farming. Consequently, the
ill effects of drought and unreliability of rainfall have seriously hindered the agricultural
development. These ill effects of drought, unreliability of rainfall and rapid increase in the
country’s population have made the efficient use of irrigation water vitally important,
particularly, where the greatest potential for decreasing food deficiency and poverty is often
found in irrigated areas.

Due to the drought and unreliability of rainfall, Fadis Woreda is one of the chronically food in-
secured districts in the region. Both crop & Livestock production are not able to support the
food demand of the community & hence dependent on food aid. Since last thirty years, the
numbers of people affected by shortage of food show an increasing trend, which demands a
development intervention of the Zonal government. In this regard, irrigation based integrated
development is found the best alternative to reverse this trend and to bring radical transformation
in the community tradition.

Accordingly,Ethiopian Catholic Church Social & Development Commision Branch Office Of

Harar which is non-governmental Organization has decided to intervene in the situation, through
the Goha small scale Irrigation project Based Integrated Development Project (SSIBIDP), that
aimed to the improvement of agricultural production, with a view to realize the objectives of
food self-sufficiency, food security and hence improvement of social facilities. The basin is
characterized by poverty, instability, rapid population growth and environmental degradation.
Water development could enhance energy availability, food production, transportation, industrial
development, environmental conservation and other related development activities in the region.
Goha Irrigation Development Project is one such measure to provide irrigation to more than
259.36 ha of cultivable land in Qufa Bobasa and Nagaya Bobasa PA.

The project is located in small river stream which discharge the water from spring from the

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ground vertically, as a discharge of the spring is 23.68 l/s. The supplies in the main canal will be
regulated by constructing a head regulator on the right and left inlet of canals. With the allocated
discharge of 0.0014 cumecs and distribute to the command area which is about 259.36 ha is
expected to be irrigated

1.2. General

An irrigation main canal takes its supplies from a Spring. To divert the water from the spring
outlet in to the canal, it is necessary to construct in let structure for canals at the outlet of the
spring and the Head Regulator for the off taking channel. Permanent works comprising Spring is
constructed for important head works of canal system. The location of the head work and the
actual site is Suitabile with the following considerations.

It elevation is higher than the command area.

The canal alignment should enable suitable command without excessive excavation.

Suitability of canal alignments to irrigate the command area

. Availability of construction materials like, masonry stone and aggregate at distance of about
5km from the project site in the PA.

1.3. Description of the Project Area

1.3.1. Location

Goha Spring diversion SSIP is in Qufa bpbasa & Nagaya bobasa Kebeles, Fadis Woreda, East
Harerghe Zone, Oromia Regional state, Goha Watershed, Gobele Sub Basin, Wabe-Shebele
River Basin, Southeastern Ethiopia. Goha Watershed approximately coordinates UTM Zone 37 P
between 42° 17' 04.7750" E - 41° 50' 22.9975" E longitude 9° 14' 16.9584" N - 9° 25' 49.0276"
N latitude (Figure 1.1). The starting point of right canal grid location of x= 1933782.559 m, y=
1001175.624 m and z =1529.066 m.

1.3.2. Accessibility of the Study Area

The Area is located at 593 km from Finfinnee, 24 km from East Hararghe Zone, Harar Town and
19 km from Fadis Woreda The access route to Goha Spring diversion SSIP is whether Road from
Harar to the project site Area (Goha Spring Diversion SSIP)

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1.4. Objectives of the Study

1.4.1. Major Objective

To make sustainable the rain-fed crop production and make extra production in the dry season
possible for 259.36 ha of land through irrigation

This objective is to be realized by constructing Canal structures in to the both sides of the stream
by diverting the spring flow

1.4.2. Specific Objectives

Other benefits that can be expected to appear with the launching of the project are:

o Improved local nutrition/food security gains;

o Improved management of scarce natural resources (land and water);

o Resilience against drought risk;

o Rationale for erosion control and watershed management;

o Rationale for the intensification and modernization of small-holder agriculture and rural
lifestyles.

The engineering study and design enables the realization of the project by the provision of
engineering structures that will allow the appropriate abstraction of the spring water for delivery
in to the identified irrigation fields of the study area. Hence, this engineering design is
specifically targeted to:

Analyze hydrologic requirements of the project and engineering structures;

The formulation of sound and stable structure, with necessary provisions that allow safe, easy
and low-maintenance operation in the service life of the project; Develop working drawings;
Estimation of construction costs. Scope of the Study Establish design criteria for irrigations
structures to be approved by the client and to be used in the final design stage,

Design proper irrigation system compatible with local conditions and management capabilities,

Establish flood protection measures for the command area and canal structures and design the
respective drainage system accordingly,

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Planning and layout of the irrigation system, which include irrigation canals, drainage channels,
inspection roads and alignments, canal spacing, canal length, location of structures, and water
profiles along canal and drains at specified reaches, which is most economical easily manageable
and aligned with topographic feature and geological investigation.

Determination and estimation of water application conveyance and other losses and irrigation
efficiencies and consideration of those parameters in design steps.

Check and test hydraulic and structural designs of main canal considering total demand and the
required capacity and the base flow availability,

Prepare general plans and drawings for all irrigation infrastructure and irrigation systems
designs,

1.5. Methodology

The project area, about 259.36ha of land is surveyed and plotted in to 1:1000 taking from topo
maps surveying.

Lay out of main canal, secondary and tertiary canal are made in opposition to irrigation
structures like Road culvert, turn outs, supper passage, foot path, and division box are located
accordingly.

Foot paths are farm roads that run across the command area and along the canals to make the
mobilization in the farm Easier-Only sample (one from the many) canals or structures’ is
designed in steps (procedures). The rest are calculated using "EXCEL" computer program and
put in to tables. The tabulated elements are finally annexed to the document.

1.6. Drainage System Layout

The irrigation system layout for the project is prepared taking the following points into
consideration besides other factors.
 A primary concern in the layout of the system is that it serves the purpose of conveying
and distributing water to the command area.
 The excavation and earth fill volumes not be excessive, otherwise the construction costs
can be tremendous.
 The selection of longitudinal bed slope is made taking into account the existing slopes of
the terrain, so as to minimize deviations in canal routing.

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 Curves in canals should not be too sharp.

The proposed irrigation system layout comprises two (2) main canal, eleven (11) secondary
canals and sixty-seven (67) tertiary canals in number as shown on the layout Drawings. The two
main canals run for most of its length parallel to the contours and several changes of direction
are necessary to follow the topography. they cross two main gullies, foot paths and supper
passages. The two main canal is masonry lined.

Figure 1:System Layout

1.6.1. Conveyance System

The conveyance system consists of two Main canal to irrigate total command area of 259.36 ha.
The main canal starts from Water abstraction site on left side and conveys water for a length of
its way. the two Main canal is aligned along contours and supplies to secondary unit and tertiary
canals

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1.6.1.1. Design Of the Canal System

Flow Depth and Section Capacity

The earthen canals have been designed with a trapezoidal shape and the lined ones with

rectangular x-section using Manning's Formula:

AxR2 /3 xS 1/ 2
Q=
n

Where Q= discharge (m3/s)

R= Hydraulic radius (Flow area/wetted perimeter)

S= Hydraulic gradient

n= Manning's roughness coefficient, n=0.022 is adopted for the earth channels

and n=0.018 for the masonry lined part of the main canal

1.6.1.1.1. Main Canal

The two main canals is designed for a discharge of 23.68 l/s and depending on the site specific
condition, appropriate slope is provided. Hydraulic parameters of the main canals are shown
below.

Table 1:Hydraulic Parameters of Main Canal

CANAL Chainage Anet Q n s b m d b/d AX (m2) P (m) R (m) V Fr Qcalc Qcalc - Fb D (m) B (m)
(m) (ha) (m3/s)
(m/s) (m /s) Qreqd (m)
3

MC-1 0+00 to
3+400 112.0 0.192 0.02 0.001 0.50 0 0.30 1.67 0.15 1.10 0.14 0.47 0.27 0.07 -0.12 0.10 0.40 0.50
MC-2 0+00 to
3+670 147.4 0.468 0.02 0.001 0.50 0 0.30 1.60 0.40 1.80 0.22 0.64 0.29 0.26 0.21 0.10 0.40 0.50

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BW= Canal bottom width QR= Required discharge

FSD= Full supply depth QD= Designed Discharge

FB= Free board SS= Side slope

Vel = Velocity

Figure 2:Typical Crossection of Main Canal

1.6.1.1.2. Secondary Canals
The capacity of the three secondary canals is determined by multiplying the irrigable area under
specified canal the same as main canals. The secondary canals are designed separately as the slope is
very steep and to treat the high velocity before supplying to the tertiary canal. They are designed to
be constructed from mortared stone pitching of trapezoidal sections. The design principle is the same

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like that of tertiary canal. The irrigation canal sections are designed according to manning’s formula as
follow. The hydraulic variables are calculated either iteration or flow master version 4.3

1
n
AR 2/ 3 S 1/ 2
Q=

Where

Q = Design discharge, m3/s

R = Hydraulic radius of the canal, m

A = Wetted cross sectional area of canal, m2

n = Manning’s roughness coefficient

S = Bed slope of the canal

Figure 3:Typical Crossection of secondary canal

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1.6.1.1.3. Tertiary canal

In the layout system there are Eleven tertiary canals, the designed discharge is determined

based on the duty of irrigation. The sections of the canals are determined by using manning’s

formula, and they are trapezoidal section.

Figure 4:Typical Crossection of Tertiary Canal

1.6.1.1.4. Field Canals
As shown in the layout, field canals run across the contours and hence face relatively steeper

gradient. The discharge of most of the field canals is very small and this is taken as an advantage

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to cope up with the relatively steeper gradient. Figure 9 below shows a typical field canal x-

section. As much as possible field canals shall be made in fill in order to easily irrigate the

adjacent command area. As can be seen from the layout, majority of the filed canals can be used

to irrigate both sides of the command area depending on the condition of the individual plots of

land owned by individual farmers.

Figure 5:Typical Crossection of Field canal

1.6.1.2. Canal Related Structures design

1.6.1.2.1. Turn Out canals

Opening of the turnouts proposed to have rectangular shape and to be regulated with gates Gate
should be provided at the inlet of the structure. For detail refer the drawing.

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Figure 6:Turn Out View Plane

1.6.1.2.2. Design of foot path

A 2m long RCC that is 0.15m is supported by the top thickness the masonry wall of the canal.
The slope of the rectangular masonry canal under the foot bridge is similar to that of the parent
canal. The place of the foot bridge is therefore, at any necessary station.

Structural design of foot path

A 2m long and a (bo +0.60m) wide RCC (Reinforced cement Concrete) lies on a 40cm thick
Masonry canal wall. The RCC is reinforced by 10mm steel bar @200mm centre to centre in the
tensile zone. The thickness of the concrete is 15cm for MC. See detail in working drawing.

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RCC slab L=0.8+bo

t =0.15m

D
=
=
=
0.30m
=
0.40m =
bo 0.40m

Figure 7:Crossection Of foot path

1.6.1.2.3. Design of Division box

At different points of the secondary canals division boxes are provided which divert the flow to
the secondary canal and tertiary canals. Gate should be provided at the outlet of the boxes. For
detail refer the drawing

Figure 8:Division Box plane

Using broad crested formula,
Q= CL (h) 3/2

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Where; Q= discharge over rectangular Spring (opening), m3/s

C = discharge coefficient, c= 1.7
L= effective length of crest form in m
h= over flow depth, m
Assuming equal discharge coefficient & sill height for two or three dividing canals, the
proportion becomes.
Q1/ Q2= Q2/ Q3 =L1/ L2 = L2/ L3
Where Q1= is flow in canal 1
Q2 = is flow in canal 2
Q3 = is flow in canal 3
L1= is effective crest length of Spring sill across opening to canal 1
L2= is effective crest length of Spring sill across opening to canal 2
L3 = is effective crest length of Spring sill across opening to canal 3
Q1= CL1 (h)3/2,
L1 = Q1/Ch3/2
L2 = L1*Q2/ Q1
L3 = L1*Q3/ Q1
The depth of (height of) the division box,
D = d + fb
The width of the division box,
B = b + 2*m*D
Where b= base width of the incoming canal
D = total canal depth of the incoming canal

Table 2:Bill Of Quantity

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Bill of Quantity for Goha SSI Project

Item
No Description Unit Qty Unit Rate Total cost Remark
1 General Item
1.1 Mobolization & Demobilization
1.1.a Allow fo Mobolization Ls 1 150,000.00 150,000.00
1.1.b Allow for Demobilization Ls 1 100,000.00 100,000.00
1.2 Allow for temporary access road to site
1.2.a Light Maintenance Km 3 70,000.00 210,000.00
1.2.b New Road in terior of the farm Km 3 75,000.00 225,000.00
Sub Total 435,000.00
2 Camp construction
Living Rooms & Office 3m*3m Pcs 2
Store 5m *5m " 1
Kitchen 2m*2.5m " 1
Toilet with shower room 2m*4m " 1
2
2.1 Site clearing up to 20cm depth m 350.00 Community
3
2.2 Excavation (soil) m 103.84 121.59 12,626.41
3
2.3 Masonry works of mix ratio 1:4 m 23.00 4,305.19 99,019.31
2
2.4 Hard core 20cm thickness m 25.00 139.25 3,481.34
3
2.5 Concrete (Mix ratio 1:3:4) m 8.30 1,847.14 15,331.24
2
2.6 Cement screed m 70.00 380.00 26,600.00
2
2.7 Walling(C.I.S, G32) m 185.69 700.00 129,983.00
2
2.8 Roofing (C.I.S, G32) m 132.68 820.00 108,797.60
Sub total 395,838.9

3 Lined Main Canal

3.1 Right Side Main Canal (MC-1) 3400.00
3
3.1.1 Excavation of soil for foundation m 1904.00 121.59 231,516.64
3
3.1.2 Excavation of weather limstone rock m 140.00 280.00 39,200.00
2
3.1.3 Hard core (20cm thickness) m 1020.00 139.25 142,038.54
3
3.1.4 Masonry(1:3 mix ratio) m 918.00 4,305.19 3,952,161.91
3
3.1.5 Concrete work(1:3:6) for canal bed 10mm thick m 408.00 4,800.00 1,958,400.00
2
3.1.6 Plastering(1:2 mix ratio) m 5440.00 286.18 1,556,835.79
3
3.1.7 Back fill and compaction m 459.00 79.55 36,512.40
Slab Cover For Left Main Canal Starting From Inlet up to 121m
3.1.8
length off existing Canal
3.1.8.a Concrete C-20 (1:3:6) for Slab Cover of 15cm thick m3 25.56 4,800.00 122,688.00
3.1.8.b Rainforcement bar Ø10mm diam kg 930.00 155.18 144,317.59
3.1.8.c Masonry(1:3 mix ratio) for retaing wall m3 116.44 4,305.19 501,296.01
2
3.1.8.d Pointing for Retaining Wall m 156.20 148.05 23,126.06
2
3.1.9.e Form work m 145.20 280.00 40,656.00
Sub-total 8,748,748.9

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3.2 Left Side Main Canal (MC-2) #= (3677m) 3600.00

3
3.2.1 Excavation of Soil m 2920.68 121.59 355,139.71
2
3.2.2 Hard core 20cm thickness m 2592.00 139.25 360,945.00
3
3.2.3 Masonry(1:3 mix ratio) m 972.00 4,305.19 4,184,642.03
3
3.2.4 Concrete work(1:3:6) for canal bed 10mm thick m 864.00 3,200.00 2,764,800.00
2
3.2.5 Plastering ( 1:2 mix ratio) m 5760.00 286.18 1,648,414.37
3
3.2.6 Back fill and compaction m 486.00 79.55 38,660.19
Slab Cover For Left Main Canal Starting From Inlet up to 121m
3.2.7
length off existing Canal
3
3.2.7.a Concrete C-20 (1:3:6) for Slab Cover of 15cm thick m 22.14 4,800.00 106,272.00
3.2.7.b Rainforcement bar 10  mm diam kg 806.00 155.18 125,075.25
3
3.2.7.c Masonry(1:3 mix ratio) for retaing wall m 100.86 4,305.19 434,221.19
2
3.2.7.d Pointing for Retaining Wall m 135.30 148.05 20,031.73
2
3.2.7.e Form work m 181.50 280.00 50,820.00
Sub-total 10,089,021.5
Total of #3 18,837,770.4

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4 Fluem Structure on RMC-1

3
4.1 Excavation of Soil m 31.25 121.59 3,799.84
3
4.2 Excavation of weather limstone rock m 22.50 250 5,625.00
3
4.3 Masonry(1:3 mix ratio) for retaing wall m 11.29 4,305.19 48,584.04
2
4.4 Lean Concrete (Mix ratio 1:4:8) for Footing Base m 25.00 1560.35 39,008.75
3
4.5 Concrete work C-20 (1:3:6) for Canal as Beam and Colan m 8.86 4,800.00 42,508.80
4.6 Rainforcement bar -
4.6.a a, bar 12 Ø mm kg 563.00 155.18 87,366.46
4.6.b b, bar 10 Ø mm kg 369.58 155.18 57,351.50
4.6.c c, bar 6 Ø mm kg 98.00 155.18 15,207.66
2
4.8 Form work m 84.90 280.00 23,772.00
2
4.9 Plastering (with mix ratio 1:2 ) m 40.50 286.18 11,590.41
3
4.10 Back fill and compaction m 41.50 79.55 3,301.23
4.11 Eucalyptus Pole pcs 97.00 250.00 24,250.00
Sub-total 362,365.7
5 Secondry canals 3000.00
3
5.1 Excavation of Soil m 1200.00 121.59 145,913.85
2
5.2 Hard core 20cm thickness m 600.00 139.25 83,552.08
3
5.3 Masonry(1:3 mix ratio) m 720.00 4,305.19 3,099,734.83
3
5.4 Concrete C-20 (1:3:6) for canal bed 10mm thick m 30.00 3,200.00 96,000.00
2
5.5 Plastering ( 1:2 mix ratio) m 1800.00 286.18 515,129.49
3
5.6 Back fill and Compaction m 180.00 79.55 14,318.59
Sub-total 3,954,648.8
6 Farm structures
6.1 Division Box (#10)
3
6.1.1 Soil excavation m 37.50 121.59 4,559.81
2
6.1.2 Hard core 20cm thickness m 62.50 139.25 8,703.34
3
6.1.3 Masonry works of mix ratio 1:3 m 21.00 4,305.19 90,408.93
2
6.1.4 Concrete C-10 (1:4:8) m 40.00 1,560.35 62,414.00
2
6.1.5 Plastering (with mix ratio 1:2 ) m 68.00 286.18 19,460.45
Supply and fixing Sliding gate with double Freme (60cm * 75cm
6.1.6 No 5.00 8,500.00 42,500.00
to MC to SC)
Supply and fixing Sliding gate with double Freme (50cm * 65cm
6.1.7 to MC to SC) No 5.00 7,000.00 35,000.00
3
6.1.8 Back fill and compaction m 12.00 79.55 954.57
Sub Total 264,001.10

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6.2 Turn out on LMC and RMC #100

3
6.2.1 Excavation of ordinary soil m 54.00 121.59 6566.1
2
6.2.2 Hard core 20cm thickness m 20.00 139.25 2785.1
3
6.2.3 Masonry with 1:3 mortar m 32.40 4,305.19 139488.1
2
6.2.4 Concrete C-10 (1:4:8) m 40.00 1,560.35 62414.0
2
6.2.5 Plastering with 1:2 mix ratio m 150.00 286.18 42927.5
3
6.2.6 Back fill & Compaction m 9.00 79.55 715.9
6.2.7 Sliding gate with Sliding hinge supply & fixing (0.3m*0.4m) Pcs 100.00 6,000.00 600000.0
Sub Total 854,896.6
6.3 Foot Path on RMC and LMC No 8.00
3
6.3.1 Concrete C-20 (1:2:3) m 7.20 4,600.00 33,120.00
6.3.2 Rainforcement bar 10 diam kg 718.42 155.18 111,484.53
Sub Total 144,604.53
6.4 Super Passage #4
3
6.4.1 Soil excavation m 16.80 121.59 2,042.79
2
6.4.2 Hard core 20cm thickness m 40.00 139.25 5,570.14
3
6.4.3 Masonery(with mix ratio 1:3) m 19.92 4,305.19 85,759.33
2
6.4.4 Poiting (with mix ratio 1.2) m 2.88 148.05 426.40
3
6.4.5 Concrete C-20 (1:2:3) m 9.60 4,600.00 44,160.00
6.4.6 Rainforcement bar Ф10mm kg 323.95 155.18 50,270.72
2
6.4.7 Form work m 38.50 433.55 16,691.85
6.4.8 Black wire kg 30.00 200.00 6,000.00
3
6.4.9 Back fill & Compaction m 12.00 79.55 954.57
Sub Total 211,875.81
Total of #6 1,475,378.08

7 Road crossing slab #3

3
7.1 Soil excavation m 43.36 121.59 5,272.35
3
7.2 Masonery(with mix ratio 1:3) m 21.32 4,305.19 91,786.59
3
7.3 Back fill & Compaction m 19.64 79.55 1,562.32
3
7.4 Plastering(1:3) m 22.36 230.00 5,142.80
3
7.5 Concrete C-20 (1:2:3) m 13.23 4,600.00 60,858.00
7.6 Reinforcement -
7.6.1 Reinforcement bar, ф 14mm Kg 233.6 155.18 36,250.10
7.6.2 Reinforcement bar, ф 12mm Kg 275.36 155.18 42,730.42
2
7.7 Form work m 16.32 433.55 7,075.61
Sub Total 250,678.19
Done by
8 Earthen (Tersiary) Canal On RMC & LMC m 1000.00 Community
Done by
8.1 Excavation of Soil m3 910.00 Community
Done by
8.2 Back fill &Compaction m3 600.00 Community
Sub total
9 Provisional information
9.1 Provide project indicator post starting from the construction LS 2.00 20000.00 40,000.00
Sub total 40,000.00
Total Sum 25,751,680.11
VAT 15% 3,862,752.02
Grand Total With Vat 29,614,432.1

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