Andhra Pradesh Schedule of Rates
About AP SOR — R&B / WRD / PR Engineering / Buildings
AP's SOR ecosystem covers Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, Tirupati, Guntur, Rajahmundry and rural Andhra. After splitting from Telangana in 2014, AP rebuilt its rate framework with separate Civil and Electrical sections in a unified Buildings SOR plus discipline-specific SORs for roads, irrigation and rural works. APCPDCL and APSPDCL maintain Standard Schedule Rates for power-distribution civil/electrical works. The latest Andhra Pradesh edition held here is the AP Buildings SOR 2025-26 (mirrored below); AP R&B / WRD / Panchayat-Raj Engineering rates of 2025-26 are issued via their respective departmental download portals (linked below) and not as a single consolidated PDF — use the AP Buildings SOR 2025-26 for building works and the departmental portals for road/water/PR works.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is AP Buildings SOR on a Wix CDN?
The state has outsourced website hosting to a vendor that uses Wix's image CDN (img1.wsimg.com). The SOR PDF is technically available there but not on a .gov.in domain. We flag this on the page so engineers can cross-verify with the AP Procurement Portal before using rates in tenders.
Where do I find AP Roads & Bridges SOR?
The R&B Department maintains its own Downloads page (linked here). Roads & bridges items are separately maintained from the Buildings SOR.
What is AP PR Engineering?
Andhra Pradesh Panchayat Raj Engineering — handles rural roads, panchayat buildings, village water-supply civil works. PR Engineering's SSR is published at pred.ap.gov.in.
How do AP and Telangana SORs differ?
Both states started from the unified AP-pre-2014 framework and have diverged. Telangana adopts a 4-part structure (Irrigation/R&B/Buildings/Public Health); AP integrates Civil + Electrical into the Buildings SOR with separate roads documents.
What about APUWSSB (Water Supply)?
Andhra Pradesh Urban Water Supply & Sewerage Board issues its own SSR for urban water-supply schemes. The Buildings SOR covers plumbing within buildings; mains pipelines and treatment plants follow APUWSSB schedules.