how to carry out rate analysis for RCC work in column using M20 ?
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Answer Posted / rajasekar
cost of M20 concrete and concrete mixing labour.The labour part may change from place to place.If it is hand mix, we have to consider the lead and lift of material.Shuttering and steel not to consider in the concrete volume.
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