Conduit Estimating

[TwoBlocked]

I kinda feel like the hound that would chase cars, and then finally caught one by the bumper. Now that he had it, what's he gonna do with it!

I am in a gas-field shop as the only electrician. The other guys become helpers as needed and available. We are getting more electrical work and had a site walk yesterday where we will be running rigid on a chain-link fence. Should be able to use the existing Kindorf strut. I am looking for manhours for a two man crew per 100 ft of 3/4" rigid conduit including pulling 3 #10 AWG stranded.

But what I also need is suggestions for an electrical estimating handbook, which I will get. NOT interested in a computer program. But for know, we need to get this bid in.

 

[Eddie702]

Think I used the "National Electrical Estimator" in the past.

 

[don_resqcapt19]

If your people are not experienced in running conduit, then you probably need to double the man hours found in whatever labor unit book you use.

 

[TwoBlocked]

If your people are not experienced in running conduit, then you probably need to double the man hours found in whatever labor unit book you use.

Thanks, my helper and are experienced. It's a very simple run, but I'll add some time due to it being ladder work and gravel.

So can anyone give me standard manhours per 100' of 3/4" rigid?