[ DPWH DEPARTMENT ORDER NO. 125, August 21, 1992 ]
REVISED SCHEDULE OF FEES AND CHARGES FOR LABORATORY TESTING OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
By virtue of Memorandum Circular No. 121 dated 2 November 1990, Directing all Departments, Bureaus, Commissions, Agencies, Offices and Instrumentalities of the National Government including Government Owned or Controlled Corporations, to revise their Fees and Charges at Just and Reasonable Rates, sufficient to cover Administrative Costs, it is hereby directed that the attached Revised Schedule of Fees and Charges (see below) for Testing of Construction Materials and Other Services be effected immediately.
Adopted: 21 Aug. 1992
Adopted: 21 Aug. 1992
(SGD.) JOSE P. DE JESUS
Secretary
Secretary
DPWH RATES OF FEES AND CHARGES
KIND OF
PROPOSEDEXISTING NEW TEST/SERVICE RATES OF DPWH DPWH RATE
(10% increased)I. SOIL 1. Grading 45.00 49.502. Liquid Limit 45.00 49.503. Plastic Limit 45.00 49.504. Shrinkage Limit 60.00 66.005. Moisture content 20.00 22.006. Compaction (Proctor) 220.00 242.007. Compaction (Modified) 250.00 275.008. Field Density 150.00 165.009. California Bearing Ratio (CBR) 550.00 605.0010. Penetration (CBR), per molded specimen 33.00 36.3011. Swell (CBR), per molded specimen
33.00 36.3012. Specific Gravity 50.00 55.0013. Unit Weight Disturbed Samples 30.00 30.00Undisturbed Samples 33.00 33.0014. Combined Sieve and Hydrometer 240.00 264.0015. Consolidation 525.00 577.5016. Consolidation of wet and
dry specimen under a
10 psi unit load
(correction factor for "K" value) 610.00 671.0017 Direct Shear 985.00 1083.5018. Direct Shear one Loading 500.00 550.0019. Triaxial Compression 1478.00 1625.0020. Triaxial Compression one loading 985.00 1083.5021. Unconfined Compression per Test
170.00 187.0022. Compression including
molding (Soil-Stabilization)
per molded specimen 77.00 84.7023. Absorption (Soil- Stabilization)
per molded specimen 77.00 84.7024. Wash Loss 44.00 48.40II. AGGREGATES AND SOIL-AGGREGATES
(For sub-base, base and surface course)1. Grading
45.00 49.502. Material Finer than 200 Sieve 40.00 44.003. Combined Sieve and Hydrometer 240.00 264.004. Crushing 77.00 84.705. Unit Weight, Loose and Rodded 44.00 48.406. Liquid Limit 45.00 49.507. Plastic Limit 44.00 48.408. Specific Gravity and Absorption 75.00 82.509. Absorption 44.00 48.4010. Specific Gravity 50.00 55.0011. Moisture Content 20.00 22.0012. Abrasion 150.00 165.0013. California Bearing Ratio (Complete) 550.00 605.0014. Stripping 132.00 145.2015. Trial Mix with asphalt
complete with Laboratory
Compacted Density, Absorption,
Swell and Stability characteristics:a) First Trial 616.00 677.60b) Each extra trial 385.00 423.5016. Swell characteristics
with bituminous materials 132.00 145.2017. % Fractured Face 44.00 48.4018. Soundness 187.00 205.7019. Organic Impurities 75.00 82.5020. Trial Mix (Concrete Design)
given cement factor 440.00 484.0021. Trial Mix (Concrete Design) given strength: a) First Trial 500.00 550.00b) Each extra trial 385.00 423.5022. Air Content of Fresh Mixed Concrete 66.00 72.6023. Mortar Strength, 7 days 75.00 82.5024. Trial Mix with asphalt
for Marshall Stability
per asphalt content 220.00 242.0025. Particles with specific gravity less than 2.00 66.00 72.6026. Clay Lumps in Aggregates 40.00 44.00III. HYDRAULIC CEMENT 1. Fineness by #200 Sieve
37.40 41.142. Specific Gravity 50.00 55.003. Normal Consistency 35.00 38.504. Time of Setting by Gilmore Needles 27.50 30.255. Soundness by Pat Test 30.00 33.006. Soundness by Autoclave Expansion 110.00 121.007. Compressive Strength: 1 day 50.00 55.00Compressive strength: 3 days 50.00 55.00Compressive Strength: 28 days 50.00 55.008. Air Content 50.00 55.009. Loss on Ignition 55.00 60.5010. Insoluble Residue 75.00 82.5011. Sulfur Trioxide (Cement) 75.00 82.5012. Magnesium Oxide 75.00 82.5013. Silicon Dioxide 75.00 82.5014. Aluminum Oxide 75.00 82.5015. Ferric Oxide 75.00 82.5016. Calcium Oxide 75.00 82.50IV. BITUMINOUS MATERIALS 1. Penetration
50.00 55.002. Ductility 110.00 121.003. Softening Point 77.00 84.704. Float Test 77.00 84.705. Viscosity 77.00 84.706. Distillation: a) Emulsified Asphalt 154.00 169.40b) Cut-back, tar and petroleum products 180.00 198.007. Specific Gravity 33.00 36.308. Loss on Heating 55.00 60.509. % Bitumen: a) Solubility in Carbon Disulfied 77.00 84.70b) Solubility in Carbon Tetrachloride 77.00 84.7010. Spot Test 80.00 88.0011. Flash and Fire Point 55.00 60.5012. Cement Mixing 55.00 60.5013. Sieve Test 44.00 48.4014. Modified Miscibility 110.00 121.00V. BITUMINOUS MIXTURES
(Including Rock Asphalt)1. Extraction 100.00 110.002. Swell and Stability Characteristic with Laboratory Compacted Density and Absorption 374.00 411.403. Density of % Voids of Compacted Mixtures 50.00 55.004. Marshall Stability 100.00 110.005. Field Density 100.00 110.00VI. MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS (CHEMICAL) 1. Lime, Limestone, Clay, Shakes, and Slags
a) Chemical Analysis, per constituent 75.00 82.50b) Loss on Ignition 66.00 72.60c) Moisture Content 55.00 60.50d) Residue 33.00 36.302. Premolded Expansion Joint Filler a) Absorption 55.00 60.50b) Compression and Recovery 110.00 121.003. Paint and Paint Materials a) Paint composition of
ready mixed paint 374.00 411.40b) Pigment composition
each constituent 110.00 121.00c) Analysis of varnish 550.00 605.00d) Analysis of aluminum Pigment 374.00 411.40e) Analysis of Linseed Oil 583.00 641.30f) Analysis of Reflectorized
(Beaded) Traffic Paints Type I(White) 1,100.0 1,210.00(Yellow) 1,210.00 1,331.004. Water a) Suitability for Concreting 550.00 605.00b) Special Determination per constituent 110.00 121.005. Galvanized Iron and Steel Sheets a) Zinc Coating: 1. For the first sample 77.00 84.702. For each additional sample 44.00 48.40b) Gauge Determination 33.00 36.30c) Bend and Flaking Test 33.00 36.30VII. CONCRETE AND CEMENT PRODUCTS 1. Molded concrete samples a) Compressive strength of concrete cubes 6" x 6" 35.00 38.50b) Compressive strength of concrete cylinders 1. 6" x 12" 33.00 36.502. 8" x 16" 44.00 48.40c) Flexural strength
of concrete beams
6" x 6" in cross- section 55.00 60.502. Cutting of concrete
samples to standard
sized for strength determination 154.00 169.403. Pipes and rain tiles a) Water absorption 55.00 60.50b) Water absorption with coefficient of saturation 77.00 84.70c) Dimension measurement 33.00 36.30d) Reinforcement measurement 33.00 36.30e) Strength: 1. Non-reinforced: a) 10" nominal size and under 77.00 84.70b) Over 10" to 18" nominal size: 110.00 121.002. Reinforced a) 24" nominal size and under 154.00 169.40b) Over 24" to 30" nominal size 198.00 217.80c) Over 30" to 42" nominal size 242.00 266.20d) Over 42" to 60" nominal size 286.00 314.604. Masonry building units and paving blocks: a) Complete tests for
10-units sample of
concrete and clay hollow blocks 500.00 550.00b) Compressive strength 45.00 49.50c) Moisture content 44.00 48.40d) Water absorption and moisture content 55.00 60.50e) Water absorption and coefficient saturation 77.00 84.70f) Dimension measurement 33.00 36.30g) Flexural strength 55.00 60.505. Flooring materials: a) Flexural Strength: 1. Cement tiles
2 cm x 20 cm
x 20 cm nominal size
and under per 5-unit sample 99.00 108.902. Slabs 4 cm x
50 cm x 50 cm maximum
nominal size per unit 55.00 60.506. Asbestos Cement Sheets:
a) Flexural strength: 1. Flat sheets,
per 3 standard
test specimen
or less 88.00 96.802. For each additional
standard test specimen 33.00 36.303. Corrugated sheets
per 3 standard test
specimens or less 110.00 121.004. For each additional
standard test specimen 33.00 36.30b) Water absorption: 1. For 3 standard test specimens 110.00 121.002. For each additional standard test specimen 33.00 36.307. Asbestos Cement Pipes: a) Crushing strength: 1. 10" nominal size and under 77.00 84.702. Over 10" to 18" nominal size 110.00 121.003. Over 18" to 30" nominal size 154.00 169.40b) Flexural strength
for pipes 8" nominal
size and under 77.00 84.70VIII. FERROUS AND NON-FERROUS METAL AND ALLIED PRODUCTS 1. Steel Bars for complete reinforcement a) Complete test: 1. For plain bars 308.00 338.802. For deformed bars 352.00 387.20b) Tensile properties 70.00 77.00c) Bending properties 44.00 48.40d) Deformation measurement 44.00 48.40e) Variation in weight 33.00 36.302. Cast iron pipes and centrifugally cast pipes: a) Hydraulic test cast iron soil pipes 154.00 169.40b) Hydrostatic test with test pressure
over 50 psi up to1000 psi for
pipes10" nominal size and under 220.00 242.00c) Flexural strength
standard test bars, A, B & C 110.00 121.00d) Tensile properties
prepared standard test specimen 110.00 121.00e) Dimension measurement 33.00 36.30f) Chemical Analysis: 1. Sulfur content 154.00 169.402. Phosphorous content 110.00 121.003. Steel Pipes: a) Hydrostatic test with test
pressure over 50 psi up to
1000 psi for pipes10"
nominal size and under 220.00 242.00b) Dimension measurement 33.00 36.30c) Weight determination 33.00 36.30d) Weight of zinc coating 220.00 242.00e) Thickness or uniformly of
coating by Preece test method 154.00 169.404. Wire and wire ropes: a) Tensile properties for wire from Gage10 up 77.00 84.70b) Ductility of wire 77.00 84.70c) Adherence of coating 77.00 84.70d) Uniformly of coating by Preece Test Method 77.00 84.70e) eight of zinc coating 110.00 121.00f) Breaking strength of wire ropes: 1. 1/2" nominal size and under 154.00 169.402. Over 1/2" to 1" nominal size 220.00 242.00g) Dimension measurement 33.00 36.305. Standard Test Specimens
and Miscellaneous Metal Products:a) Tensile properties prepared test specimen 165.00 181.50b) Hardness test, Brinnel or Rockwell: 1. For the first specimen 77.00 84.702. For each additional specimen 33.00 36.30c) Impact test, Charpy,
Izad or Tension prepared
test specimen:1. For the first specimen 77.00 84.702. For each additional
test specimen 33.00 36.30d) Wheelborrow check test 220.00 242.00e) Cast iron manhole frame
and cover check test 220.00 242.00f) Load test, hydraulic
jacks, not over 50 tones capacity 1100.00 1210.00g) Chemical analysis per element sulfur 110.00 121.00IX. MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS (MECHANICAL) 1. Fiber ropes: a) Tensile strength: 1. For ropes 1" in nominal size and under 110.00 121.002. Over 2" up to2" in nominal size 154.00 169.403. Over 2" up to3" in nominal size 220.00 242.00X. SPECIAL TESTS 1. Verifications of testing
machines by means of
standard proving rings:a) Testing machines with
capacity range of 2,000 1b
and under per range 770.00 847.00b) Over 2,000 lb up
to 20,000 lb per range 1760.00 1936.00c) Over 20,000 lb up
to 200,000 lb per range 3300.00 3630.00d) Over 200,000 lb up
to 400,000 lb per range 4400.00 4840.002. Additional charges for verification
and calibration tests performed
at location:a) Fees while proving rings are in
transit or at location per day:1. Proving rings with loading
capacity of 2,000 lb 154.00 169.402. Proving rings with loading
capacity of 20,000 lb 220.00 242.003. Proving rings with loading
capacity of 200,000 lb 374.00 411.40XI. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 1. Plate Bearing Test and/or
Subgrade Modulus Determination
(K Value Uncorrected),
fixed charge up to 100 tons 1760.00 1936.002. Load Test on Piles, fixed
charge up to 100 tons 3080.00 3388.003. Resistivity Test: a) Rental of equipment, per
day or fraction thereof 374.00 411.404. Concrete Core Drilling a) Rental of equipment,
per day or fraction thereof 198.00 217.80b) Per core drilled 374.00 411.40