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This public preview demonstrates one narrow CivilQuant principle: geometry becomes a quantity through visible deterministic arithmetic, then stays linked to source and issue state. No account is required.
Drawing entity → measured quantity → BOQ value → evidence
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A-201 · Rev C · Wall W04
Transparency: the sample rates are illustrative 2026 Gauteng demonstration assumptions, not live market prices, a quotation, a formal estimate or a professional cost opinion. Formwork represents the two principal wall faces. Actual reinforcement must be measured from structural design information and/or the bending schedule.
| BOQ item | Unit | Qty | Rate | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| In-situ concrete to wall | m³ | 9.00 | R 2,450 | R 22,050 |
| Formwork to two principal wall faces | m² | 72.00 | R 650 | R 46,800 |
| Reinforcement — illustrative allowance | kg | 1,080 | R 28 | R 30,240 |
- SourceA-201 · Rev C · Wall W04
- Measured geometry12.00 × 3.00 × 0.25 m
- Concrete formula12.00 × 3.00 × 0.25 = 9.00 m³
- Reinforcement allowance120 kg/m³
- Rate provenanceUser-entered illustrative Gauteng assumptions
- Issue stateDraft · professional review required
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