PWD Schedule of Rates by State

Official links to each state's Public Works Department Schedule of Rates (SOR), plus the national CPWD DSR that several states now follow. Each state also has a Building page with its building rules and authorities.

Last verified: October 2026
All India Start with CPWD if your state follows its DSR.

National

Central Public Works Department rates are shared across every state.

By state

West Bengal

PWD (Roads Wing) notification of 7 July 2026 adopts the CPWD DSR for building works and the PWD (NH) Schedule of Rates for roads and bridges. The last comprehensive state revision was 2017–18.

Tamil Nadu

Base rates set annually by the Tamil Nadu PWD. The Tamil Nadu building page lists the current document and the archive.

Karnataka

Six volumes: Common, Buildings, Roads & Bridges, WRD, Water Supply and Electrical.

Kerala

Kerala PWD publishes its Schedule of Rates (2022 edition, revised 2 March 2023). The previously used government-hosted PDF was not reachable at verification time; the Kerala building page tracks the current link.

Andhra Pradesh

Construction rates are split across departments; the R&B department's downloads page is the building reference. That page was not reachable at verification time. That page was not reachable at verification time.

Telangana

The Common Schedule of Rates covers irrigation, roads & bridges, buildings and more; the PR Engineering Department hosts it.

Maharashtra

One statewide State Schedule of Rates from the PWD.

Gujarat

Base construction rates are set by the Roads & Buildings Department.

Delhi

Delhi's own PWD does not publish an independent schedule; it uses CPWD's Delhi Schedule of Rates directly.

Puducherry

Puducherry Schedule of Rates (PSR) editions from 2007-08 to 2024-25; the latest is in effect from 14 August 2024.

Uttar Pradesh

Published in the Schedule of Rates section of the UP PWD site.

Note on sourcing. All links go to official government portals and were checked as reachable in October 2026. Schedules are revised by each department; confirm the current edition before using any rate. Government portals occasionally restructure their URLs, if a link breaks, search the department name directly rather than trusting a third-party mirror site.