NAVI MUMBAI MUNICIPAL CORPORATION - e Tenders of Tenderer No. of Corrections Signature of Executive Engineer (Nerul) 1 NAVI MUMBAI MUNICIPAL CORPORATION C.B.D. BELAPUR, NAVI MUMBAI

Signature of Tenderer No. of Corrections Signature of Executive Engineer (Nerul) 1

NAVI MUMBAI MUNICIPAL CORPORATION

C.B.D. BELAPUR, NAVI MUMBAI – 400 614.

TENDER CITY ENGINEER DEPARTMENT

NMMC/EE (Nerul)/13(12)/2017-18

Tender Notice for the work of

Reinstatement of trenches excavated by NMMC water Supply

and Sewarage Department under Nerul ward. Sr.

No.

NMMC Stage Vendor Stage Start Date & Time Expiry Date & Time

1. Release of Tender

-- 16/05/2017

10.00 Hrs.

2. -- Tender Download 16/05/2017

10.00 Hrs.

20/5/2017

13.00 Hrs.

3. -- Bid Preparation

16/5/2017

10.00 Hrs.

20/5/2017

15.00 Hrs.

4. Superhash Generation

& Bid Lock

-- 20/5/2017

15.01 Hrs.

20/5/2017

17.00 Hrs.

5. -- Control Transfer of

Bid

20/5/2017

17.01 Hrs.

23/5/2017

15.00 Hrs.

6. Envelope 1 Opening -- 23/5/2017

(If Possible)

7. Envelope 2 Opening -- 23/5/2017

(If Possible)

Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation

Plot No. 1 & 2, Sector 15A, CBD Belapur, Navi Mumbai. Issued to……………………………….


SCHEDULE ‘A’

Note : All the Contractors may note that Enrollment with NMMC is compulsory.

NMMC invites Tenders in B-2 form through E-Tendering system from Contractors Registered in appropriate class,

by Public Works Department or CIDCO Ltd/ Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran/Maharashtra Industrial Development

Corporation/BruhnMumbai Municipal Corporation/Central Public Works Department. from class VIII and above

category with adequate experience of Similar Works Blank Tender forms will be available from till 16/5/2017 up to

23/5/2017 13:00 hrs. on E-Tendering website www.nmmc.maharashatra.etenders.in. To download the blank tenders, the

bidders shall pay tender cost paid through online payment gateway by using Credit Card/Debit card of any bank or by

Net banking in favour of NMMC. The Tender should be submitted through E-Tendering system only on the web site

www.nmmc.maharashatra.etenders.in. Before 23/5/2017 upto 3.00 hrs.

1. Name of Work Reinstatement of trenches excavated by NMMC water

Supply and Sewarage Department under Nerul ward 2. Estimated cost of Work Rs. 452747/-

3. Engineers for this Work Executive Engineer (Nerul)

Concerned Deputy Engineer

4. Period of sale of Tender

documents. From 16/05/2017 To 20/05/2017 downloaded from official web

site (www.nmmc.maharashtra.etenders.in), (www.nmmconline.com) of the

Corporation.

5. Cost of each tender form Rs. 500/- through online payment gateway by Debit/Credit Card of any Bank

or by Net Banking in favour of Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation.

6. Earnest Money Rs. 4600/- through online payment gateway by Debit/Credit

Card of any Bank or by Net Banking in favour of Navi Mumbai

Municipal Corporation

7. Re-Tender Conference will be held on - Nil

at C.B.D. ,Navi Mumbai in the Conference Hall 1st floor.

8. Last date of receipt of tender Upto 23/5/2017 16.00 hours

9. Probable date and time of opening - Date 23/5/2017 at 16.00 hour of tender. (if possible)

10. Eligibility

Registration Class VIII with PWD or is equivalent Class with CIDCO and

Upto ( Rs. 5 Lacs)

Turn over Average Annual financial turnover during the last 3 years, ending

31st March of the previous financial year, should be at least 30%

of the estimated cost.

Experience Experience of having successfully completed similar works during last 7 years ending

last day of month previous to the one in which

applications are invited should be either of the following.

a) Three similar completed works costing not less than the amount equal to

40% of the estimated cost

Or

b) Two similar completed works costing not less than the amount equal to


Or

c) One similar completed works costing not less than the amount equal to


Qualified Personnel Two Civil Engineers having minimum experience of three

Years.

Equipment Required

Necessary Items

Certification The Company having ISO 9001, (Version 2000) certificate, will be preferred.

Joint Venture is not allowed.

No Relationship with Corporators See Clause 12 of Detailed Tender Notice

11. Validity Period – The offer of the Contractor shall remain valid for 120 days from the date of opening of Tender.


12. Initial Security Deposit Rs. 3% of estimated Cost

AND

Further Security Deposit, Rs. 2 % of estimated cost to be deducted from bills.

13. Completion Period 3 Months (upto 30th

September 2012)

1. Contract as a whole Period of completion 3 Month (Upto 30th September 2012)

** 2. Part or Groups of items

(i) As a Whole work (i) 3 Month (Upto 30th September 2012)

(ii) As per approved bar chart

14. Percentage to be charges as supervision

Charges for the Work got executed through

Other means. 24.50 Percent.

15. Defects Liability Period 1 Year

16. Others:- Price Variation Clause:- No Price Variation Clause applicable to the

Contracts Having Contract period upto 12 months

17. The agency will have to furnish an additional 1% Security deposit if the rate quoted by it is upto 10% below. For

tenders quoted more than 10% below the cost put to tender, the agency will have to furnish an additional security

deposit of 1% + 1% for each percent quoted below 10% eg: in case the agency quotes 14% below the cost put to

tender the agency will have to furnish additional security of 1%+4% = i.e. 5% in the form of Demand Draft of

any Govt. Bank or Schedule Bank having MICR/IFSC code in the name of concerned authority. The validity of

Demand Draft should be months from the date of issue (For details Please refer the GR No. शासन �नण�य .

बीडीजी/2016/�..-2 झामा-2 �दनांक12/02/2016)

18. As per the construction labour welfare Cess Act 1996, a cess of 1% of contract value towards the welfare of

construction labour will be deducted from the bills.

19. Tenderer/Bidder should submit Affidavit and Undertaking in Requisite Format on Rs. 100/- Stamp Paper

and all Scheduled in prescribed format.


Navi Mumbai Muncipal Corporation

Name of Work :- Reinstatement of trenches excavated by NMMC water Supply and Sewarage Department under Nerul ward.

Tender Notice No. 13 ( 12 ) /2017-2018

SCHEDULE 'B'

Sr.

No.

Description of Items Specification Estimated

Qty

Estimated

Rate in (Rs.)

Unit Amount in (Rs.)

1 Reinstatement of trenches WBM,BBM,BM and

AC etc.

As directed by

Engineer in charge

404.60 1119.00 Sq.M 452747.40

Total Rs. 452747.40

Say Rs. 4,52,747.00

Total:-

Contractors Quoted Percentage (+ / -) -

(In Word : _________________________________________________ )

Quoted Amount Rs. -

(In Word : _________________________________________________ )

Signature of Tenderer No. of Corrections Executive Engineer (Nerul)


DETAILED TENDER NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR

1.0 Sealed bids / E-tenders are invited by and on behalf of Commissioner, Navi Mumbai

Municipal Corporation from Eligible bidders for the proposed Work specified in Schedule

‘A’.

2.0 ISSUE OF TENDER

2.1 Tender book will be made available at concern department, NMMC Headquarter, Plot No.1 &

2 Near Kille Gaonthan, Palmbeach Junction, Sector-15A, C.B.D., Belapur. from date of

publication of Tender Notice on News paper to the Contractors who have enrolled at

N.M.M.C. E-tendering Cell for work of Tender Amount upto Rs. 3.00 lacs. or NMMC

Enrolled Contractor may buy tender book from E-tendering website www.nmmctenders.com

2.2 For work of tender amount more than Rs. 3.00 lacs tender book will be issued online through

E-tendering Website www.nmmc.maharashtra.etenders.in oand www.nmmconline.com

to the Contractor, who is enrolled with NMMC.

2.3 Price of Blank Tender form cost must be paid in cash in NMMC’s Account Department and

Receipt of the same should be submitted to E-tendering cell.

2.4 The Tender Document is not transferable. Only the Tenderer who has purchased the tender

form shall be entitled to bid in the Tender.

3.0 LANGUAGE OF TENDER / CONTRACT

The language of the Contract shall be English/Marathi and all correspondence, drawings etc.

shall conform to the English/Marathi language.

4.0 PREBID CONFERENCE

There will be no prebid conference held for the tender. However incase of requirement of any

information applicant may contact responsible person indicated in schedule ‘A’ of the tender

document.

5.0 VALIDITY OF BIDS

The bids will be valid for the period indicated in Schedule ‘A’

6.0 EARNEST MONEY

6.1 The Tenderer shall deposit the amounts indicated in the Tender Notice as Earnest Money

Deposit (EMD)., The Earnest Money shall be deposited in the form of NEFT / RTGS / ICICI

Online. The failure or omission to deposit the Earnest Money shall disqualify the Tender and

the Corporation shall exclude from its consideration such disqualified Tender(s). No interest

shall be payable by the Corporation in respect of such deposited Earnest Money.

6.2 The tenderer should refer user’s guide while depositing EMD through the E-tendering website

www.nmmctenders.com.

6.3 The failure or omission to deposit the Earnest Money shall disqualify the tender and the

Corporation shall exclude from its consideration such disqualified tender.

6.4 No interest shall be payable by the Corporation in respect of such deposited Earnest Money.

6.5 If the Corporation shall accept the Tender the Earnest Money shall be appropriated towards

Security Deposit payable by the Contractor in accordance with Clause No. 7 of the General

Conditions of Contract. Alternatively on payment of the required amount of the Initial

Security Deposit and the execution of the Contract agreement, the Earnest Money shall be

returned to the Tenderer.

7.0 FORFEITURE OF EMD

7.1 The Tenderer shall not revoke Tender or vary its terms and conditions without the consent of

the Corporation during the validity period of Tender. If the Tenderer revokes the Tender or

vary its terms or condition contrary to his promise to abide by this condition, the Earnest

Money deposited by him shall stand forfeited to the Corporation without prejudice to its other

rights and remedies and the Tenderer shall be disentitled to submit a tender to the Corporation

for execution of any Work during the next 24 months effective from the date of such

revocation.

7.2 If Successful Tenderer does not pay the Security Deposit in the prescribed time limit or fails to

sign the agreement bond, his Earnest Money Deposit will be forfeited by the Corporation.

8.0 REFUND OF EARNEST MONEY

The Earnest Money of unsuccessful Tenderers shall be refunded after the successful

Contractor furnishes required Initial Security Deposit to the Corporation and sign the

agreement or within 30 days of the expiry of validity period, whichever is earlier.

9.0 COST OF TENDER

The Tenderer shall bear all costs associated with the preparation and submission of its Tender.

The Corporation shall in no case be responsible or liable for these costs, regardless of the

Conduct or the out come of the Tendering process.

10.0 ELLIGIBLE TENDERERS

Only those Contractors fulfill the Eligibility criteria as mentioned in the Schedule ‘A’ of the

tender notice are eligible to submit their tender for this Work.

11.0 SPARE CAPACITY OF WORK FOR TENDERING


The Tenderers shall be eligible to submit the tender to the Corporation subject to the essential

condition that the price tendered by him together with the value of the outstanding Works

under execution by him for the Corporation or any other employer shall not be more than four

times the value of the average annual turnover of Works executed during the preceding three

financial years ending 31st March.

12.0 RELATION SHIP WITH CORPORATOR (S)

Tenderer shall not be associated presently or in the past with any of the office bearer or

Corporator’s of the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation either directly or indirectly as

specified in the section 10(f), (g) of BPMC Act. 1949. The Tenderer shall furnish an Affidavit

on a Non-Judicial stamp paper of Rs.100/- as per Annexure – 9. If any information so

furnished shall be found to be untrue or false, the tender shall be liable to be disqualified and

the Earnest Money accompanying such tender shall stand forfeited to the Corporation. If the

information so furnished shall be found to be untrue or false during the currency of the

contract the Tenderer shall be held to be in-default and the contract if any awarded to him

shall be liable to be terminated with its consequences.

13.0 TIME OF COMPLETION

The period of completion of Works is enumerated under Schedule ‘A’. The time of

completion shall commence from the date of placing the Work Order or date of handing over

the site whichever is earlier. The completion period is for all items of Work in all parts of

Tender Documents.

14.0 SCHEDULE OF RATES AND QUANTITIES

14.1 The Tender has been drafted on the basis of pre-priced schedule of rates and quantities for

different types of items.

14.2 All the tender items are priced as mentioned in Schedule "B" of Tender.

14.3 The Contractors are expected to work out their own rates based on the detailed description of

schedule “B” items, the specifications, drawings & conditions and finally arrive at the cost of

the Work. The Contractor shall insert percentage cost over or below the Corporation’s cost to

arrive at the contract value for the Work in Schedule ‘B’.

14.4 In case of Lump Sum Contract, Tenderer should insert his Lump Sum cost as contract value

for the Work in Schedule ‘B’.

15.0 INSPECTION OF SITE AND SUFFICIENCY OF TENDER

15.1 The Contractor shall inspect and examine the site, the utility services and its surrounding and

shall satisfy himself before submitting his Tender as to the nature of the ground and subsoil

(so far as is practicable), the form and nature of the site, the quantities and nature of the Work

and materials necessary for the completion of the Works and means of access to the site, the

accommodation he may require and in general, shall himself obtain all necessary information

as to risk, contingencies and other circumstances which may influence or affect his Tender.

15.2 The Contractor shall be deemed to have satisfied himself before tendering as to the correctness

and sufficiency of his Tender for the Works and of the rates and prices quoted in the schedule

of Works/items/ quantities or in bill of quantities, which rates and prices shall, except as

otherwise provided, cover all his obligations under the contract and all matters and things

necessary for proper completion and maintenance of the Works.

15.3 No extra charges consequent on any misunderstanding or otherwise shall be allowed.

16.0 MANNER OF SUBMISSION OF TENDER

16.1 The Complete Tenders (having Estimated cost - up to Rs. 3.00 lacs) in the manner specified in

the following paragraph will be received at Ground Floor entrance lobby at NMMC

Headquarter, Plot No.1 & 2 Near Kille Gaonthan, Palmbeach Junction, Sector-15A, C.B.D.,

Belapur.

16.2 The tenders having estimated up to Rs.3.00 lacs should be submitted online at

www.nmmctenders.com

16.3 Telex, cable or facsimile offers and offers submitted through tender box in the form of hard

copy for tender having above Rs. 3.00 Lacs will be rejected.

17.0 LAST DATE FOR SUBMISSION

17.1 Sealed Tender offers shall be received at the address specified above not later than the time

and date specified in the Schedule ‘A’ of the Tender.

17.2 In the event of the specified date for the submission of Tender offers being declared a holiday,

the offers will be received up to the appointed time on the next working day

17.3 The Corporation may, at its discretion, extend this deadline for submission of offers by

amending the Tender Documents, in which case all rights and obligations of the Corporation

and Tenderer will thereafter be subject to the deadline as extended.

17.4 Any Tender offer received by the Corporation after the deadline for submission of Tender

offer prescribed by the Corporation, pursuant to the clause above, will be rejected and / or

returned unopened to the Tenderer.


18.0 MODIFICATION AND WITHDRAWAL OF OFFERS

The Bidder may modify or withdraw his offer after its submission, provided that written notice

of the modification or withdrawal is received by the Corporation prior to the closing date and

time prescribed for submission of offers. No offer can be modified by the Bidder, subsequent

to the closing date and time for submission of offers.

19.0 CONTENTS

19.1 Tenders are invited in two-envelope system. Both the envelope shall be placed in another

envelope. The name of Work/Service and Work No. mentioned in the Tender Notice and the

full name and address of the Tenderer shall be clearly written in the bottom left corner of each

envelope.

19.2 The envelope shall contain the following

Envelope No.-1.

1) This should contain all the documents mentioned as below from ‘a’ to ‘q’. This envelope

may contain other documents also such as Technical bids, drawings, any other as mentioned

in the Tender notice.

a) List of all the documents enclosed in the envelope.

b) The Tender price in the form of Demand draft/Pay Order original cash receipt. (Where it is

downloaded from the official website)

c) Form of Bank Guarantee Bond as per Annexure 1.

d) Undertaking in duly signed by a person holding a valid Power Of Attorney as per

Annexure-2

e) Power of Attorney authorising the person to sign the Tender Document (see clause 20(e)).

f) The EMD in the form of Demand draft/ Pay Order (as per clause 6.0 above) or valid

certificate of exemption issued by Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation.

g) Attested copy of the valid registration certificate (as requested by the eligibility condition at

Schedule ‘A’.

h) Details of forms in Annexure 3.

i) The Tenderer shall furnish a statement showing the type and magnitude of Work done with

last 3 years as per Annexure 4.

j) List of Works in hand as on the date of submission of this Tender in Annexure 5.

k) List of Works tendered as on the date of submission of this Tender in Annexure 6.

l) List of machinery and plant immediately available with the Tenderer for use on this Work

and list of machinery proposed to be utilised on this Work but not immediately available and

the manner in which it is proposed to be procured in Annexure 7.

m) Details of Technical personnel available with the Contractor in Annexure 8.

n) Affidavit on a Non-Judicial Stamp paper of Rs.100/- as per Annexure 9.

o) Affidavit on Rs.100/- stamp paper for preservation of mangroves.

p) Indemnity Bond on Rs.100/- stamp paper as per Annexure c.

q) Eligibility of Registration / turn over \ qualified personnel as per Schedule ‘A’

Envelope No.-2 (Financial bid)

This envelope shall only contain the Commercial Bid in Schedule B only. The Financial Bid

should be written both in words and figures at appropriate places.

OR

19.3 The E-Tenderer shall needs to upload the documents mentioned in 19.2(i) & to submit financial

bid both in words and figures in the Schedule B at appropriate places for the online

submission.

20.0 IMPORTANT POINTS TO BE NOTED BY THE TENDERER

a) On receipt of blank Tender form the Tenderer should ensure that no corrections or over

writings or erasures are left to be attested by the competent authority of the Corporation.

b) The price-bid shall be inclusive of all taxes, Octroi, Local taxes, etc. to be paid by the

Tenderer for the Work and claim for extra payment on any such account shall not be

entertained.

Any change that will be made in the Tender paper by the competent authority after issue of the

Tender will be intimated to the Tenderer in the form of Corrigendum/Addendum for

incorporating the same in the Tender before submitting the Tender.

c) Price-bid should be written both in words and figures in the Schedule ‘B’, at appropriate

places.

d) No alterations and additions anywhere in the Tender Document are permitted. If any of

these are found, the Tender may be summarily rejected. The Tenderer should get his doubts

cleared during pre-Tender meeting only if provided in the Tender. In case if no pre-bid

meeting is to be held the Tenderer should seek clarification or any doubt in writing 7 days

before the last date for receipt of Tenders.


e) In case of firm, each partner or power of attorney holder shall sign the Tender and the

signatures shall be attested as witness by a reputed person in the space provided for the

purpose. The attested copies of power of attorney of person signing the Tender shall be

enclosed with the Tender. The power of attorney shall be signed by all partners.

In case of private limited/public limited companies, the power of attorney shall be supported

by Board resolutions and appropriate and adequate evidence in support of the same shall be

submitted. Application from joint venture / consortium SHALL NOT BE ACCEPTABLE

f) All pages and pasted slips should be signed by the Tenderer.

g) No page shall be added or removed from the set of Tender Document.

h) Tenderer shall be deemed to have studied the schedule of Works / Items / Quantities /

Rates, all plans, specifications, terms and conditions, shall inspect and examine the site, the

utility services and its surrounding and shall satisfy himself before submitting his Tender as to

the nature of the ground and subsoil (so far as is practicable), the form and nature of the site,

nature of the Work and materials necessary for the completion of the Works and means of

access to the site, the accommodation he may require and in general shall himself obtain all

necessary information as to risk, contingencies, obligations under the Contract and all matter

and things necessary for proper completion and maintenance of the Works. No extra charges

consequent on any misunderstanding. A declaration and an undertaking to this effect should be

singed by the Tenderer in the form attached at an Annexure - 2.

i) The Tenderer shall submit the Tender which satisfies each and every condition laid down in

this Tender notice, failing which the Tender will be liable to be rejected conditional Tenders

will be rejected.

21.0 CORRUPT OR FRAUDULENT PRACTICES

21.1 The Corporation requires that the bidders/suppliers/ Contractors under this Tender observe the

highest standards of ethics during the procurement and execution of such contracts. In

pursuance of this policy, the Corporation defines for the purposes of this provision, the terms

set forth as follows:

a) “corrupt practice” means the offering, giving, receiving or soliciting of any thing of value to

influence the action of the public official in the procurement process or in contract execution;

and

b) “fraudulent practice” means a misrepresentation of facts in order to influence a procurement

process or a execution of a contract to the detriment of the Corporation, and includes collusive

practice among bidders (prior to or after bid submission) designed to establish bid prices at

artificial non-competitive levels and to deprive the Corporation of the benefits of the free and

open competition;

21.2 The Corporation will reject a proposal for award if it determines that the Bidder recommended

for award has engaged in corrupt or fraudulent practices in competing for the contract in

question; The Corporation will a firm ineligible, either indefinitely or for a stated period of

time, to be awarded a contract if it at any time determines that the firm has engaged in corrupt

and fraudulent practices in competing for, or in executing, a contract.

22.0 MANNER OF OPENING OF TENDER

For the work amounting upto Rs.25 lakhs, the Tender received before the time and date

specified in the Tender Notice will be opened as per the specified program in the office as

mentioned in the Tender Notice (If Possible).

The tenders will be opened in the presence of Tenderers or their authorised representatives

who choose to remain present.

For the Work amounting above Rs.25 lakhs, tender will be opened online in the presence of

Higher Authority of Tender Committee and E-tendering Administrator.

23.0 PROCESS TO BE CONFIDENTIAL

Information relating to the examination, clarification, evaluation and comparison of bids and

the award of a Contract shall not be disclosed to Bidders or any other person not officially

concerned with such process until the award to the successful Bidder has been announced.

24.0 PRELIMINARY SCRUTINY

24.1 The Corporation will scrutinize the offers to determine whether they are complete, whether

any errors have been made, whether required technical documentation have been furnished,

whether the documents have been properly signed, and whether the offers are generally in

order.

24.2 Prior to the detailed evaluation, the Corporation will determine the substantial responsiveness

of each offer to the Tender Documents. For purposes of these Clauses, a substantially

responsive bid is one that confirms to all the terms and conditions of the Tender Documents

without material deviations. The Corporation’s determination of an offer’s responsiveness is to

be based on the contents of the Tender offer itself without recourse to extrinsic evidence.

24.3 A Tender offer determined as not substantially responsive will be rejected by the Corporation

and may not subsequently be made responsive by the Bidder by correction of the

nonconformity.


24.4 The Corporation may waive any minor infirmity or irregularity in a Tender offer, which does

not constitute a material deviation. This shall be binding on all Tenderers and the Corporation

reserves the right of such waivers.

25.0 CLARIFICATION OF OFFERS

To assist in the scrutiny, evaluation and comparison of offers, the Corporation may, at its

discretion, ask some or all Bidders for technical clarification of their offer. The request for

such clarifications and the response shall be in writing. To speed up the Tender process, the

Corporation, at its discretion, may ask for any technical clarification to be submitted by means

of facsimile by the Tenderer. In such cases, original copy of the document describing the

technical clarifications must be sent to the Corporation by means of courier / in person.

26.0 REJECTION OF TENDERS

The Tenders are liable to be rejected if the Tenderer

• Does not submit price of Tender in the form of original cash receipt/DD/pay order.

• Does not submit EMD.

• Does not submit undertaking on Rs. 100/- stamp paper. (Annexure -2)

• Does not disclose the full names and address of all his partners in case of a Partnership

Concern;

• Does not submit the information as called for in Annexure (3 to 8)

• Does not submit affidavit on Rs.100/- Stamp Paper. (Annexure - 9)

• Does not submit indemnity Bond on Rs.100/- Stamp Paper. (Annexure –C )

• Fails to initial corrections;

• Fails to fill completely all the proforma provided in the Tender including proforma of

submission of Tender and percentage and amount columns in Schedule - `B';

• Tries to contact the Corporation on any matter relating to its bid, or tries to influence the

• Corporation in its decision on bid evaluation, bid comparison or Contract award from the time

of the bid opening to the time of contract is awarded.

• Stipulates any condition in the Tender;

• Stipulates the validity period less than what is stated in the form of Tender;

• Does not quote rates inclusive of octroi duty and other terminal or Sales Tax or General taxes,

• etc.

• Does not sign every page of Tender with seal of company / firm;

• Does not submit document for eligibility criteria mention in Schedule A.

27.0 SHORT – LISTING OF BIDDERS

The Corporation will short-list technically qualifying bidders and commercial offers of only

these bidders will be opened at the date and time to be intimated.

28.0 OPENING OF COMMERCIAL OFFERS

The Corporation shall notify the date of opening of the commercial bids to all the Tenderers.

On such notified date the Envelope No. 2 will be opened and the rates in Schedule ‘B’ or

percentage above / below the Estimate shall then be read out.

For the Work amounting above Rs.25 lakhs, commercial bids will be opened online in the

presence of Higher Authority of Tender Committee and E-tendering Administrator and the

rates in Schedule ‘B’ or percentage above / below the Estimate shall then be read out.

29.0 ACCEPTANCE OF TENDER

29.1 Acceptance of Tender on behalf of the Corporation shall be done by an officer(s) to whom the

powers are delegated by the Municipal Commissioner.

29.2 The Corporation is not bound to accept the lowest or any Tender. The Corporation reserves the

right to reject any or all Tenders received without assigning any reason whatsoever.

30.0 INTIMATION TO SUCESSFUL TENDERERS

The acceptance of Tender may be communicated to the successful Tenderer in writing or

otherwise either by the Tender opening Authority or any Authority in the Corporation.

31.0 SECURITY DEPOSIT

The Contractor shall pay a Security Deposit equal to five percent of the contract sum as

security for due fulfillment of the contract, unless otherwise stated in the Tender Documents

The mode of making this deposit is as under.

a) Initial or contract deposit.

A sum, which along with the Earnest Money already paid, amounts to 3% of the contract sum

shall be paid within 10 days after receipt of intimation in writing of acceptance of Tender. It is

optional to the Contractor to make the contract deposit in any one of the following ways :

i) Wholly in form of National Saving Certificate pledged in favour of the Corporation or Bank

Guarantees / Fixed deposit from Nationalised / Scheduled Banks in the enclosed format.

ii) Partly in cash and partly in form of National Saving Certificate pledged in favour of the

Corporation or Bank Guarantees / Fixed Deposit from Nationalised / Scheduled Banks in the

enclosed format.

b) Retention Money :


The remaining amount of the Security Deposit i.e. 2% shall be recovered from the

Contractor’s running bills at the rate of five percent and such retention together with the

contract deposit made as aforesaid shall not exceed in the aggregate five percent of the

contract sum after which such retention will cease.

c) All compensation or other sums of money payable by the Contractor under the terms of this

contract or any other account whatsoever, may be deducted from or paid by the sale of a

sufficient part of this Security Deposit/retention money or from the interest arising there from

or from any sums which may be due or may become due to the Contractor by the Corporation

on any account whatsoever, and in the event of his Security Deposit/retention money being

reduced by reason of

any such deduction or sale as aforesaid, the Contractor shall within 15 days of receipt of notice

of demand from the Engineer make good the deficit.

In the event of the said deposit having been made by the Contractor by delivery to the

Corporation by the Guarantee of the Bankers of the Contractor, and of the Contractor under

any of the provisions of this contract becoming subject to or liable for any penalty for damages

liquidated or unliquidated or of the said deposit becoming forfeited or any breach or failure or

determination of contract, then, and in such case the amount of any such penalty or damages

and the deposit so forfeited is not previously paid to the Municipal Commissioner, shall

immediately on demand be paid by the said Bankers to Corporation and may be forfeited by

the Municipal Commissioner under and in terms of the said Guarantee.

d) Refund of Security Deposit: - On expiry of defect liability period or payment of the amount

of final bill whichever is later, the Engineer in charge shall on demand from the contractor,

refund to him the Security deposit / retention money, provided that the Engineer in charge is

satisfied that there is no demand outstanding against the contractor for the respective of work

and there is no defect

left in the work by the contractor.

32.0 EXECUTION OF CONTRACT DOCUMENT

The successful Tenderer after furnishing Initial Security Deposit, is required to execute an

Agreement in duplicate in the form attached with the Tender Documents on a stamp paper of

proper value. The proper value at present is Rs. 100/-. The agreement should be signed within

a month from the date of acceptance of the Tender. The Contract will be governed by the

Contract agreement, the General Conditions of the Contract (G.C.C.), and the Special

Conditions of the Contract and other documents as specified in the G.C.C.

33.0 STAMP DUTY, LIGAL AND STATURY CHARGES

It shall be incumbent on the successful Bidder to pay stamp duty for the Contract agreement,

as applicable on the date of the execution.

34. LICENCES

The successful Tenderer should comply statutory instruction of contract labour & will be

required to produce to the satisfaction of the Additional City Engineer a valid contract labour

license issued in his favour under the provision of the Contract Labour License (Regulation

and Abolition) 1970, before starting the Work. On failure to do so, the acceptance of the

Tender is liable to be withdrawn and also the Earnest Money is liable to be forfeited.

35.0 RIGHTS OF THE CORPORATION

The Corporation reserves the right to suitably increase/reduce the scope of Work put to this

Tender.

36.0 INTERPRETATION OF THE CLAUSES IN THE TENDER DOCUMENT/

CONTRACT DOCUMENT

In case of any ambiguity in the interpretation of any of the clauses in Tender Document or the

Contract Document, interpretation of the clauses by the Corporation shall be final and binding

on all parties.

37.0 NOTICE TO FORM PART OF CONTRACT

Notice of Tender and these instructions shall form part of the contract.


Annexure 1

FORM OF BANK GUARANTEE BOND

In consideration of the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (here in after called ‘The NMMC’) having

agreed to exempt _______________________________________________ (hereinafter called ‘the said

Contractor(s)’) from the demand under the terms and conditions of an agreement dated

_______________________________ made between ______________________ and

____________________________ for _______________________________________ (hereinafter

called ‘hereinafter called the said Agreement of security deposit for the die fulfillment by the Contractors

(s) of the terms and conditions contained in the said Agreement, in production of a Dank Guarantee for

Rs._______________________________ (Rupees _______________________ only) we (hereinafter

referred to as the bank) at the request.

Of ___________________________ (Contractor (s) do hereby undertake to pay the NMMC and amount

not exceeding Rs. _____________________ against any loss or demand caused to or suffered or would

be caused to or suffered by the NMMC by reason of any branch by the said Contractors (s) of any terms

or conditions contained in the said Agreement.

2. We _____________________________________________________ so hereby undertake to pay

the amount due and payable under this guarantee without any demur, moorely on a demand from the

NMMC stating that the amount claimed is due by way of loss or damage caused to or would be caused to

or suffered by the NMMC by reason of breach by the said Contractors (s) of any the terms or conditions

contained in the said Agreement or by reason of the contractors (s) failure to perform the said Agreement

any such demand made on the bank shall be conclusive as regard the amount due and payable by the

Bank under this guarantee. However, our liability under this guarantee shall be restricted to an amount not

exceeding Rs. ________________________________

3. We undertake to pay to the NMMC any money so demanded not with standing any dispute or

disputes raised by the contractors (s) / Supplier (s) in any suit or proceeding pending before any Court or

Tribunal – relating thereto our liability under this present being absolute and unequivocal.

4. We _______________________________________ further agree that the Guarantee herein

contained shall remain in full force and effect during the period that would be taken for the performance

of the said Agreement and that contained shall remain in full force and effect during the period that would

be taken for the performance

of the said agreement that it shall continue to be enforceable or till the Additional City Engineer of

NMMC (indicate the name of Administrative Department) certified that the terms and conditions of the

said Agreement have been fully and properly carried out by the said Contractors (s) and accordingly

discharges this guarantee. Unless a demand or claim under this guarantee in made on us writing on or

before the …………………………………………….. We shall no discharge from all liability under this

guarantee thereafter.

5. We _______________________________________________ further agree that the NMMC that

the NMMC shall have the fullest liberty without our consent and without affecting in any manner our

obligation hereunder to very any of the terms and conditions of the said Agreement or to extend time to

performance by the said contractor from time to time or to postpone for any time or from time to time any

of the powers exercisable by the NMMC against the said contractor (s) and to forbear or enforce any of

the terms and conditions relating to the said Agreement and we shall not be relievered from our liability

by reason of any such variation, o9r extension being granted, to the said contractor (S) or for any

forbearance, act or commission on the part of the NMMC or any indulgence by the NMMC to the said

contractor or for any such matter or thing whatsoever which under the law relating sureties would but for

this provision, have effect of so relieving us.

6. This guarantee will not be discharged due to the change in the constitution of the Bank or the

Contractor (S) / Supplier (s)

7. We _______________________________________ lastly undertake not to revoke this guarantee

during its currency except with the previous consent of the NMMC in writing.

Dated the ……………day of ……….20

For ………………………..

(Indicate the name of Bank)


Annexure 2

UNDERTAKING (ON STAMP PAPER OF Rs. 100/-)

Having examined the tender document including all the annexure, the receipt of which is hereby duly

acknowledge, I/ we the undersigned, state that the specifications, condition, etc of this Tender have

been carefully studied and understood by me/us before submitting this tender. I/We hereby declare

that I/We have made myself/ourselves thoroughly conversant with the conditions of the tender and

I/We have based my/our commercial bid for the tender and offer to undertake the work/supply/deliver

______________________________ (Description of work/Goods/Services) in conformity with the

said tender documents.

We agree to abide by this tender offer till ______________ and shall remain binding upon us and may

be accepted at any time before the expiration of that period.

A demand draft No. …………………. Dated ………………… from the Nationalised/Scheduled

Bank at. ………………………………….. in respect of the sum of *Rs……………………….. is

herewith forwarded representing the Earnest Money. I/ We agree that the amount of Earnest Money

shall not bear interest and shall be liable to be forfeited to the Corporation, should I/We fail to (i)

Abide by the stipulation to keep the offer open for the period of 120 days from the date fixed for

opening the same and thereafter until it is withdrawn by me/us by notice in writing duly addressed to

the authority opening the tenders. (ii) Security Deposit as specified in the time limit laid down in the

detailed tender notice. The amount of earnest money may be adjusted towards the security deposit or

refunded to me/us if so desired by me/us in writing, unless the same or any part thereof has been

forfeited as aforesaid. Should this tender be accepted I/we hereby agree to abide by and fulfill all the

terms and provisions of the conditions of contract annexed hereto so far as applicable and in default

thereof to forfeited and pay to NMMC the sums of money mentioned in the said conditions. If our

tender offer is accepted we will deposit the specified amount as security deposit for the due

performance of the contract and during the warranty. I/we undertake to use only the best materials

approved by Executive Engineer (SS/PT) of N.M.M.C or his duly authorized representative, before

starting the work and to abide by his decision. Until a formal contract is prepared and executed, this

tender offer, together with your written acceptance thereof and your notification of award, shall

constitute a binding contract between us.

We understand that you are not bond to accept the lowest or any offer you may receive.

The information/documents submitted by us are true to our knowledge and if the information /

documents so furnished shall be found to be untrue or false, the tender shall be liable to be

disqualified and our Earnest Money accompanying the tender will be forfeited.

Date the …………………. Day of ………………….20

Signature of Tenderer

Address …………………………………………………….

Signature of Witness

Address …………………………………………………….


Annexure 3

FIRM DETAILS

1. Name of Firm and Class or Registration

with Validity date & Value of Registration

2. Address For Communication & Telephone

No. Email

3. Details of Proprietor / Partners / Director

Name Address Qualification and Experience

4. Annual turnover

Previous Financial Year (Y-1)

2nd


3rd


Certified

Copy of

Profit / Loss

Audited

Balance

Sheet,

statement

Attested

(Yes / No)

5. Detailed of Black Listed & Litigation

6. Remarks

Signature of Proprietor or Authorized Person of the firm


ANNEXURE – 4

Details of Works of similar type and magnitude carried out by the Tender (last 3 years)

Name of the Tender:

Sr.

No.

Name of

Work

Type of

Work

Name of

Department

& Address

Cost of

Work

Date of

Starting

Stipulated

date of

completion

Actual date

of

Completion

Remarks

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Note : 25% to 50% estimated amount shall be considered based on stipulated period of completion. The

turnover amount should be certified and audited by CA of firm and separate sheet should be enclosed.


ANNEXURE – 5

List of Work in Hand as on the date of submission of this Tender

Sr.

No.

Name of

Work

Name of Deptt.

& Address

Work in Hand Anticipated

date of

completion

Remarks

Tender

Cost

Cost of

Remaining

Work

1 2 3 4 5 6 7


ANNEXURE – 6

List of Work in Tendered as on the date of submission of this Tender

Sr.

No.

Name of

Work

Name of Deptt.

& Address

Works tenderd for Remarks

Estimate

Cost

Date when

decisions

expected

Stipulated

date of

period of

completion

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Note : 25% to 50% estimated amount shall be considered based on stipulated period of completion.


ANNEXURE – 7

List of relevant plant and machinery

Sr.

No.

Name of equipment No. of

Units

Kind

and

Make

Capacity Age &

Conditions

Present

Location

Remarks

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A)

B)

Immediately

available

Proposed to be

produced for the

Work

Note : The turnover amount should be certified and audited by CA of the firm and separate sheet should

be enclosed


ANNEXURE – 8

Details of Technical Personnel available with the Contractor

Name of the tenderer :

Sr.

No.

Name of

Employee

Technical

Qualification

Whether

Working in

field or in

office

Experience in

execution of

similar works

Period for

which the

person is

working with

tenderer

Remarks

1 2 3 4 5 6 7


Annexure 9

AFFIDAVIT

ON STAMP PAPER OF VALUE OF RS.100/-

I / We hereby state that We are aware of the provision of section 10 (1) 10 (f) & (g) of the BMPC Act

1949 which are reproduced below, and solemnly state that we have no partnership or any share of the any

Corporator of this corporation in our company and are not associated presently or in the past with any of

the office bearers of Corporator of the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation either directly or indirectly.

Extract of Sec. 10 of BPMC Act.

10 (d) Subject to the provisions of section 13 and 404, a person shall be disqualified for being elected and

for being a counselor.

10 (f) Subject to the provisions of Sub-section (2) has directly and indirectly, by himself or his partner

any share or interest in any Contract or employment with by or on behalf of the Corporation.

10 (g) Having been elected a councilor is retained or employed in any professional capacity either

personally or in the name of firm in which he is partner or with whom he is engaged in a professional

capacity in connection with any cause or proceeding in which the Corporation or the Commissioner or the

Transport Manager is interested or concerned.

We are aware that the above information if found to be untrue or false, we are liable to be disqualifies and

the Earnest Money accompanying the Tender shall stand forfeited to the Corporation. We are also aware

that if the information produced above if found to be untrue or false during the currency of the Contract,

we shall be held to be default and the contract, if any awarded to us shall be liable to be terminated with

all its concurrences.

Tenderer …………………………………………………..

Address …………………………………………………

…………………………………………………….

Date the ………………………. Day of …………..20 Signature of Tenderer

Witness ………………………………………………..

Address ………………………………………………..

Occupation …………………………………………….. Signature of Witness


GENERAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT

PART – I

INTERPRETATIONS AND DEFINITIONS

1. Singular and Plural

Where the context so requires, words importing the singular shall also mean the plural and

vice versa.

2. Gender

Words importing the masculine gender shall also include the feminine gender.

3. Definitions

(a) ‘Corporation’ shall mean Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation as incorporated under

the BPMC Act, 1949.

(b) The ‘Municipal Commissioner’ shall mean the Municipal Commissioner of the

Corporation, for the time being holding that office and also his successor and shall

include any officer authorized by him.

(c) The ‘Engineer’ shall mean the Additional City Engineer appointed for the time being

or any other officers of the Corporation who may be authorized by the Commissioner

to carry out the functions of the Engineer.

(d) (i) ‘Engineer’s Representative’ shall mean Executive Engineer / Deputy Engineer /

Sectional Engineer / Junior Engineer or any other municipal employee or

employee appointed from time to time by the ‘Engineer’ to perform the duties

set forth in Clause No. 66 hereof and generally to assist the Engineer for the

purpose of the contract and whose authority shall be notified in writing

to the contractor by the Engineer.

(ii) Architect / Consultant Architect is a person appointed by Navi Mumbai

Municipal Corporation to assist the Engineer in planning, designing and

supervision of the project. This shall also include his legal representatives,

assignees or successors.

(e) The ‘Contract’ shall mean the tender and acceptance thereof and the formal agreement

if any, executed between the Contractor, and the Corporation together with the

documents referred to therein including these conditions and appendices and any

special conditions, the specification, designs, drawings, price schedules, bills of

quantities and schedule of rates. All these documents taken together shall be deemed to

form one Contract and shall be complementary to one another.

The order of precedence in case of discrepancies shall be as under :

1. Contract Agreements.

2. The letter of Acceptance.

3. Detailed tender notice.

4. Special Conditions of Contract.

5. The General Conditions of Contract.

6. Schedule of Rates & Quantities.

7. The Technical Specifications.

8. The Drawings.

9. Schedules & Annexure.

(f) The ‘Contractor’ shall mean the individual or firm or company whether incorporated or

not, undertaking the Works and shall include legal representatives of such individual or

persons composing such firm or unincorporated company or successors of such firm or

company as the case may be and permitted assigns of such individual or firm or

company.

(g) ‘Contract sum’ means the sum named in the letter of acceptance including physical

contingencies subject to such addition thereto or deduction there-from as may be made

under the provision hereinafter contained.

Note : The contract sum shall include the following :


1. (a) In the case of percentage rate contracts, the estimated value of

Works as mentioned in the tender adjusted by the Contractor’s

percentage.

(b) In the case of item rate contracts, the cost of the Work arrived at after

extension of the quantities shown in schedule of items / quantities by the item

rates quoted by the tenderer for various items and summation of the extended

cost of each item.

(c) In case of lump sum contract, the sum for which tender is accepted.

2. Special discount / Rebate / Trade discount offered by the tenderer if any and

accepted by the Corporation.

3. Additions or deletions that are accepted after opening of the tenders.

4. Physical contingencies, if any and accepted by the Corporation.

(h) ‘Excepted risks’ are risks due to riots (otherwise than among Contractors’ employees)

and civil commotion (in so far as both these are uninsurable), war (whether declared or

not). Invasion, act of foreign enemies, hostilities, civil war, rebellion, revolution,

insurrection, military or usurped power, any act of government, damage from aircraft,

acts of god, such as earthquake, lighting and unprecedented floods and other causes

over which the Contractor has no control and accepted as such by the Commissioner.

(i) The ‘Site’ mean the land and other places, more specifically mentioned in the special

conditions of the tender, on, under, in or through which the Works or temporary Works

are to be executed and any other lands and places provided by the Corporation for

working space or any other purpose as may be specifically designated in the contract as

forming part of the site.

(j) ‘Urgent Works’ shall mean any measures which in the opinion of the Engineer become

necessary during the progress of the Work to obviate any risk of accident or failure or

which become necessary for security.

(k) The ‘Works’ shall mean the tasks to be executed in accordance with the contract or

part(s) thereof, as the case may be, and shall include all extra or additional, altered or

substituted Works as required for performance of the contract.

(l) ‘Construction Plant’ shall mean all appliances or things of whatever nature required in

or about the execution, completion or maintenance of the Works or temporary Works

(as here in after defined) but shall not include materials or other things intended to

form or forming part of the Works.

(m) ‘Temporary Works’ shall mean all temporary tasks of every kind required in or about

execution, completion or maintenance of the work.

(n) ‘Drawing’ shall mean the drawings referred to in the specification and any

modification of such drawings approved in writing by the Engineer and such drawings

as may from time to time be furnished or approved in writing by the Engineer.

(o) ‘Approved’ shall mean approved in writing including subsequent confirmation of

previous verbal approval and “Approval” shall mean approval in writing including as

aforesaid.

(p) ‘Specification’ means the specification referred to in the tender and any modification

thereof or addition or deduction thereto as may from time to time be furnished or

approved in writing by the Engineer.

(q) ‘Tender’ means the Contractor’s priced offer to the Corporation for the execution and

completion of the works and the remedying of any defects therein in accordance with

the provision of the Contract, as accepted by the Letter of Acceptance.

(r) ‘Letter of Acceptance’ means the formal acceptance by the Corporation.

(s) ‘Commencement Date’ means the date upon which the Contractor receives the notice

to commence the work issued by the Engineer pursuant to Clause 80.

(t) ‘Time for Completion’ means the time for completing the execution of and passing the

Tests on Completion of the Works or any Section or part thereof as stated in the

Contract (or as extended under Clause 83 calculate from the Commencement Date.

(u) The ‘Annexure’ referred to in these conditions shall means the relevant annexure

appended to the tender papers issued by the Corporation.


PART – II

INSTRUCTIONS TO CONTRACTOR

4. Scope of Work

The Work to be carried out under the Contract shall, except as otherwise provided in these

conditions, include all labour, materials, tools, plant, equipment and transport which may be

required in preparation of an for and in the full and entire Execution and completion of the

Works. The descriptions given in the schedule of Works / items / quantities, and the Bills of

Quantities shall, unless otherwise stated, be held to include waste on materials, carriage, and

cartage, carrying in, return of empties, hoisting, setting, fitting and fixing in position and all

other labour necessary in and for the full and entire execution and completion as aforesaid in

accordance with good practice and recognized principles.

5. Corrupt or Fraudulent Practices

The Corporations requires that the bidders / suppliers / contractors under this tender observe

the highest standards of ethics during the procurement and execution of such contracts. In

pursuance of this policy, the Corporation defines for the purposes of this provision the terms

set forth as follows :

a) “Corrupt Practice” means the offering, giving, receiving or soliciting of

any thing of value to influence the action of the public official in the procurement

process or in contract execution;

b) “Fraudulent Practice” means a misrepresentation of facts in order to influence a

procurement process or an execution of a contract to the detriment of the Corporation,

and includes collusive practice among bidder (prior to or after bid submission)

designed to establish bid prices at artificial non-competitive levels and to deprive the

Corporation of the benefits of the free and open competition:

The Corporation will reject a proposal for award if it determines that the Bidder

recommended for award has engaged in corrupt or fraudulent practices in competing

for the contract in question; The Corporation will a firm ineligible, either indefinitely

or for a stated period of time, to be awarded a contract if it at any time determines that

the firm has engaged in corrupt and fraudulent practices in competing for, or in

executing, a contract.

6. Intimation to Successful Tenderer

The acceptance of tender may be communicated to the Successful Tenderer in writing or

otherwise either by the tender opening authority or any authority in the Corporation.

7. Security Deposit

The Contractor shall pay a security deposit equal to five percent of the contract sum as

security for due fulfillment of the contract, unless otherwise stated in the tender documents.

The mode of making this deposit is an under.

Initial or contract deposit.


A sum, which along with the earnest money already paid, amounts to three percent of the

contract sum shall be paid within 15 days after receipt of intimation in writing of acceptance

of tender. It is optional to the contractor to make the contract deposit in one or the other of the

following ways:

i) Wholly in cash or.

ii) Wholly in form of National saving Certificate pledged in favour of the Corporation or

Bank Guarantees / Fixed deposit from Nationalized / Scheduled Banks in the enclosed

format.

iii) Partly in cash and partly in form of National saving Certificate pledged in favour of the

Corporation or Bank Guarantees / Fixed deposit from Nationalized / Scheduled Banks

in the enclosed format.

Retention Money:

The remaining amount of the security deposit i.e. 2% shall be recovered from the Contractor’s

running bills at the rate of five percent and such retention together with the contract deposit

made as aforesaid shall not exceed in the aggregate five percent of the estimated cost after

which such retention will cease.

8. Forfeiture of Security Deposit

All compensation or other sums of money payable by the contractor under the terms of this

contract or any other account whatsoever, may be deducted from or paid by the sale of a

sufficient part of this security deposit / retention money or from the interest arising there from

or from any sums which may be due or may become due to the Contractor by the Corporation

on any account whatsoever, and in the event of his security deposit / retention money being

reduced by reason of any such deduction or sale as aforesaid, the contractor

shall within 15 days of receipt of notice of demand from the Engineer make good the deficit.

In the event of the said deposit having been made by the contractor by delivery to the

Corporation of the Guarantee of the Bankers of the Contractor, and of the contractor under any

of the provisions of this contract becoming subject to or liable for any penalty or damages,

liquidated or unliquidated or of the said deposit becoming forfeited any breach or failure or

determination of contract, then, an in such case the amount of any such penalty or damages

and the deposit so forfeited is not previously paid to the Municipal Commissioner, shall

immediately on demand be paid by the said Bankers to and may be forfeited by the Municipal

Commissioner under and in terms of the said Guarantee.

9. Execution of Contract Document

The successful tenderer after furnishing Initial Security Deposit, is required to execute an

Agreement in duplicate in the format as per Annexure ‘B’ attached with the tender documents

on a stamp paper of proper value. The proper value at present is Rs. 100/-. The agreement

should be signed within one month from the date of acceptance of the tender.

10. Issue of Work Order

Work Order will be issued after execution of contract document.


11. Contract Documents

The Contractor shall be furnished, free of charge, two certified true copies of the contract

documents and all further drawings which may be issued during the progress of the work.

None of these documents shall be used by the Contractor for any purpose other than that of

this contract.

12. Indemnity Bond

The Contractor shall require to execute an Indemnity Bond for satisfactory performance of the

entire project on Stamp Paper of Rs. 100/- in the format as per Annexure ‘C’. This Indemnity

Bond shall remain in force for period mentioned in detailed tender notice as Defect Liability

Period after completion of the project.

13. Licences

The successful tenderer should comply statutory instruction of contract labour & will be

required to produce to the satisfaction of the Engineer a valid contact labour license issued in

his favour under the provision of the Contract Labour Licence (Regulation and Abolition)

1970, before starting the Work. On failure to do so, the acceptance of the tender is liable to be

withdrawn and also the earnest money is liable to be forfeited.

14. Details to be Confidential

The Contractor shall treat the details of the Contract as private and confidential, save in so far

as may be necessary for the purposes thereof, and shall not publish or disclose the same or any

particulars thereof in any trade or technical paper or elsewhere without the previous consent in

writing of the Engineer. If any dispute arises as to the necessary of any publication or

disclosure for the purpose of the contract the same shall be referred to the Corporation whose

determination shall be final.

15. Official Secrecy

The Contractor shall, whenever required, take necessary steps to ensure that all persons

employed on any Work in connection with this Contract have noticed that the India official

Secrets Act 1923 (XIX of 1923) applied to them and shall continue to apply even after

execution of such Work under the Contract.

16. Assignment

The Contractor shall not assign transfer or attempt to assign, transfer the Contract or any part

thereof, or any benefit or interest therein or there under otherwise than by a charge in favour of

the Contractor’s bankers of any Money due or to become due under this contract, without the

prior written approval of the Commissioner.


17. Sub-letting

The Contractor shall not sub-let or attempt to sub-let the whole of the Works. Except where

otherwise provided by the Contract, the Contractor shall not sub-let any part of the Works

without the prior written approval of the Engineer, which shall not be unreasonably with-held,

and such approval, if given, shall not relieve the Contractor from any liability or obligation

under defaults and neglects of any sub-contractor, his agents, servants or Workmen as fully as

if they were the acts, defaults or neglects of the Contractor, his agents, servants or Workmen.

Provided always that the engagement of labour on a piece work basis or labour with material

not to be incorporated in the Work shall not be deemed to be a sub-letting under this Clause.

The Contractor shall be responsible for observance by his sub-contractors of the foregoing

provisions.

18. Changes in Constitution

Where the contractor is a partnership firm, the prior approval in writing of the Commissioner

shall be obtained before any change is made in the constitution of the firm. Where the

contractor is an individual or Hindu Undivided family business concern such approval as

aforesaid shall likewise be obtained before the contractor enters into any partnership

agreement where under the partnership firm would have the right to carry out the Work hereby

undertaken by the contractor. If prior approval as aforesaid is not obtained the contract shall be

deemed to have been assigned in contravention of the Clause No. 108 hereof and the same

action may be taken and the same consequence shall ensure as provided for in the said

condition.

19. Power of Attorney

The contractor shall not issue any kind of power of attorney in favour of his bankers for

routine payments to the contractor through Bank.

20. Contractors Staff

The Contractor shall employ in and about the execution of Works only such persons as are

skilled and are experienced in their several trades and the Engineer shall be at liberty to object

to and require the Contractor to remove from the Works any person, employed by the

Contractor in or about the execution of the Works, who in the opinion of the Engineer

misconducts himself or is incompetent or negligent in the proper performance of his duties and

such person shall not be again employed upon the works without permission of the Engineer.

21. Contractors’ Supervision

The Contractor shall himself supervise the execution of Works or shall appoint competent

agent approved by the Engineer to act in this stead. If, in the opinion of the Engineer the

Contractor himself does not have sufficient knowledge and experience to be capable of

receiving instructions or cannot give his full attention to the Works, the Contactor shall at his

own expense, employ as his accredited agent an Engineer or a suitably qualified and

experienced person approved by the Engineer. The name of the agent so appointed, along-with

the qualifications, experience and address shall be communicated to the Engineer. The agent

shall be a responsible person adequately organization by the Contractor to take decision on site

and to spend money if required for procuring material and labour etc. to carry out Emergency

Works in the interest of the work, if so required by the Engineer. Orders given to Contractor’s

agent shall be considered to have the same force as if these had been given to the Contractor

himself.


If the Contractor fails to appoint a suitable agent as directed by the Engineer, the Engineer

shall have full powers to suspend the execution of the Works until such date as a suitable

agent is appointed and the Contractor shall be held responsible for the delay so caused to the

Works.

22. Employment of Labour

The Contractor shall employ the labour in sufficient numbers to maintain the required rate of

progress and of quality to ensure workmanship of the degree specified in the Contract and to

the satisfaction of the Engineer. The Contractor shall not employ in connection with the Work

any child who has not completed his 15th

year of age. He shall also not employ an adolescent

who has not completed his 18th

year unless he is certified fit for Work as an adult as prescribed

under clause (b) of sub-section (2) of section 69 of the Factories Act, 1948.

The Contractor shall make his own arrangement for the engagement of all labour local or

otherwise.

The Contractor shall indemnify the Corporation or any agent, servant or employee of

corporation for any lapses on the part of contractors on account of non-compliance of above

referred acts.

23. Compliance with labour Regulation

The contractor shall pay fair and reasonable wages to the Workmen employed by him, for the

contract undertaken by him. In the event of any dispute arising between the contractor and his

Workmen on the grounds that the wages paid are not fair and reasonable, the dispute shall be

referred without delay to the Engineer, who shall decide the same. The decision of the

Engineer shall be conclusive and biding on the contractor but such decision shall not in any

way affect the conditions in the contract regarding the payment to be made by Corporation at

the same sanctioned tender rates.

The employees of the contractor and the sub-contractor in no case shall be treated as the

employees of the Corporation at any point of time.


SALIENT FEATURES OF SOME MAJOR LABOUR LAWS APPLIACABLE TO

ESTABLISHMENTS ENGAGED IN BUILDING AND OTHER CONSTRUCTION

WORK.

(i) Workman Compensation Act 1923

The Act provides for compensation in case of injury by accident arising out of and

during the course of employment.

(ii) Payment of Gratuity Act 1972

Gratuity is payable to an employee under the Act on satisfaction of certain conditions

on separation if an employee has completed 5 years service or more or on death at the

rate of 15 days wages for every completed year of service. The Act is applicable to all

establishments employing 10 or more employees.

(iii) Employees PF and Miscellaneous Provision Act. 1952.

The Act provides for monthly contributions by the employer plus Workers @ 10% or

8.33%. The benefits payable under the Act are

(a) Pension or family pension on retirement or death as the case may be.

(b) Deposit linked insurance on the death in harness of the Worker.

(c) Payment of PF accumulation on retirement / death etc.

(iv) Maternity Benefit Act 1951

Act provides for leave and some other benefits to women employees in case of

confinement or miscarriage etc.

(v) Contract labour (Regulation and Abolition) Act 1970

The Act provides for certain welfare measures to be provided by the contractor to

contract labour and in case the contractor fails to provide, the same are required to be

provided by the Principal Employer by law. The principal employer is required to take

Certificate of Registration and the Contractor is required to take a Licence from the

designated Officer. The Act is applicable to the establishments or Contractor of

principle employer if they employ 20 or more contract labour.

(vi) Minimum Wages Act 1970

The Contractor shall see that the provisions set for under the Minimum

Wages Act and Contract Regulation and Abolition Act 1970 with the Maharashtra

Contract Labour (regulation and abolition) Rules 1971 as amended from time to time

are fully complied with by him and shall maintain necessary registers and records for

payments of wages, overtime, etc. made to his Workmen as required by the

Conciliation Officer (Central), Ministry of Labour, Government of India, or such other

organization person appointed by the Central or State Government.


(vii) Payment of Wages Act 1936

It lays down as to by what date the wages are to be paid, when it will be paid and what

deductions can be made from the wages of the Workers.

(viii) Equal Remuneration Act 1979.

The Act provides for payment of equal wages for Work of equal nature to Male &

Female Workers and not for making discrimination against Female employees in the

matters of transfers, training and promotions etc.

(ix) Payment of Bonus Act 1965

The Act is applicable to all establishments employing 20 or more Workmen. The Act

provides for payments of annual bonus subject to a minimum of 8.33% of wages and

maximum of 200% of wages to employees drawing Rs. 3, 500/- P. M. or less. The

bonus to be paid to or employees getting Rs. 2500/- P.M. above upto 3500/- P.M. shall

be Worked out by taking wages as Rs. 2500/- P.M. only. The Act does not apply to

certain establishments. The newly set up establishments are exempted for five years in

certain circumstances. Some of the State Governments have reduced the employments

size form 20 to 10 for the purpose of applicability of the act.

(x) Industrial Disputes Act 1947

The Act lays down the machinery and procedure for resolution of industrial disputes,

in what situations a strike or lockout become illegal and what are the requirements for laying

off or retrenching the employees or closing down the establishment.

(xi) Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Act 1946.

It is applicable to all establishments employing 1000 or more Workmen (employment

size reduced by some of the States and Central Government to 50). The Act provides

for laying down rules governing the conditions of employment by the employer or

matters provided in the Act and get the same certified by the designated Authority.

(xii) Trade Unions Act 1926

The Act lays down the procedure for registration of trade unions of Workmen and

employers. The trade unions registered under the Act have been given certain

immunities from civil and criminal liabilities.

(xiii) Child labour (prohibition and regulation) Act 1986.

The Act prohibits employment of children below 14 years of age in certain occupation

and processes and provides for regulation of employment of children in all other

occupations and processes.

Employment of child labour is prohibited in Building and Construction Industry.


(xiv) Inter-State Migrant Workmen’s Regulation of Employment and Conditions

of Service) Act 1979.

The Act is applicable to an establishment which employees 5 or more inter-state

migrant Workmen through an intermediary (who has recruited Workmen in one state

for employment in the establishment situated in another state). The inter-state migrant

Workmen, in an establishment to which this Act becomes applicable, are required to be

provided certain facilities such as housing, medical aid, traveling expenses from home

upto the establishment and back etc.

(xv) The Building & other Construction Workers (Regulation of Employment and

Conditions of Service) Act 1996 and the Cess Act of 1996.

All the establishments who carry on any building or other construction Work and

employs 10 or more Workers are covered under this act. All such establishments are

required to pay cess at rate not exceeding 2% of the cost of construction as may be

notified by the Government. The employer of the establishment is required to provide

safety measures at the Building or Construction Work and other welfare measures,

such as Canteens, First-Aid facilities, Ambulance, Housing accommodation for

Workers near the Workplace etc. The employer to whom the Act applies has to obtain

a registration certification from the Registering Officer appointed by the Government.

24. Safety Provisions

The Contractor shall at his own expense arrange for the safety provisions indicated in

annexure ‘A’ or as required by the Engineer, in respect of all labour directly or indirectly

employed for performance of the Works and shall provide all facilities in connection

therewith. In case the Contractor fails to make arrangements and provide necessary facilities

as aforesaid, the Engineer shall be entitled to do so and recover the costs thereof from the

Contractor.

25. Provision of First-Aid Box

The contractor shall, at his own cost, provide and maintain at the site of Works a standard first

aid box as directed and approved by the Engineer for the use of his own as well as the

Corporation’s staff on site.

26. Apprentices

The Contractor shall comply with the provision of the Apprentice Act, 1961, and the rules and

orders issued there under from time to time. The contractor shall during the term of this

agreements maintain as a part of his organization a system of apprenticeship for training

craftsmen as may be approved by the Engineer. The apprentices are to be engaged and trained

in the building craft/trades. The number of apprentices to be engaged shall be decided and got

approved from the office of the Director of Technical Education and State Apprenticeship

Advisor, Maharashtra State, Dhobi Talao, Bombay – 400 001. Failure on the part of the

contractor to observe the stipulation of this conditions shall be deemed to be failure to employ

a sufficient number of proper and efficient workmen and all the rights and remedies of the

Commissioner therein provided including the power to determine the contract shall be

applicable in such case. The Contractor shall also be liable for any pecuniary liability arising

on account of any violation by him of the provisions of the Act.


27. Personnel

The Contractor shall employ the key personnel named by him in PQ document or other

personnel approved by the Engineer to carry out the functions. The Engineer will approve any

proposed replacement of key personnel only if their qualifications abilities and relevant

experience are substantially equal to or better than those of the personnel listed by the

Contractor.

28. Temporary site Office for the Engineer (For Works Costing Above Rs. 50 Lacks Only) as

specified in special conditions of contract.

The Contractor shall at his own cost and to the satisfaction of the Engineer, provide a site

office of not less than 25 sq. Mtr. With brick walls plastering inside, rough Shahabad flooring

and one writing table with six chairs and large size steel cupboard. He shall also make

necessary arrangements for drinking water and electric connection and locking arrangement.

Upon completion of the whole work and after clearing the site and upon expiry of defect

liability period, the Contractor shall remove the site office and take possession of the furniture

and cupboards provided by him in the condition it was on the date of receiving back the same.

29. Contractor’s Office Near Works

The Contractor shall have an office near the Works at which notice from the Engineer may be

served and shall, between the hours of sunrise and sunset on all working days, have a clerk or

some other organization person always present at such office upon whom such notices may be

served and service of any notices left with such clerk or other organization person or at such

office shall be deemed good service upon the Contractor.

30. Permission for Erection & Removal of Office on Completion of Work

The Contractor shall obtain permission for erection of site office, cement godown, store, etc.

on payment of necessary charges as demanded by the concerned authorities as per the

prevailing rules. The cement godown. Watchman cabins, etc. shall be provided as directed and

shall be removed by the Contractor on completion of the work at their cost.

31. Use of Municipal Land

(a) The Contractor shall not be permitted to enter on (other than for inspection

purposes) or take possession of site until instructed to do so by the Engineer in writing.

The portion of the site to be occupied by the Contractor shall be defined and / or marked on

the site plan, failing which these shall be indicated by the Engineer. The Contractor shall on no

account be allowed to extend his operations beyond these areas. The use of such portion of the

site shall be allowed free of any lease rent during scheduled time period for the completion of

the Work. However at the expiry of the stipulated period of the Work, as may be extended

from time to time. Contractor has to pay charges for these facilities as per the prevailing rates

levied by the Corporation for use of public utility places.

The Contractor will be allowed to use the land for the purpose of sheds offices thereon for

themselves and for the Engineer and his subordinates and shall remove the same from the

ground on the completion of the Works, or when required to do so, by


the Engineer after receiving 7 days notice. He shall make good any damage which may have

been done and restore to good condition any thing which may have been disturbed during the

period of his occupation.

He shall not use or allow to be used any such ground, sheds or officers, or any portion of the

site of the Works, for any other purpose than the carrying out of Works under this Contract,

failing which charges applicable will become payable in the event of there being on plot or

ground or insufficiency of ground belonging to the Corporation available for the above

purpose, the Contractor shall provide other such ground at this own cost.

The Contractor shall in any case pay all taxes which may have to be paid in respect of all

ground, sheds or offices used as above and all the license fees, etc. that may be demanded for

the storage or otherwise of the various articles as per rules in force.

The Contractor shall provide, if necessary or if required on the site all temporary accesses

thereto and shall alter, adopt and maintain the same as required from time to time and shall

take up and clear them away as and when no longer required and make good all damage done

to the site. The contractor has also be allowed at the sole discretion of the corporation to stack

material required for execution of work in corporation land out of the project area on payment

of necessary charges as per corporation rules for use of roads public utility places.

32. Water Supply for Corporation Work

The Water will not be supplied by the Corporation. The Contractor has to make his own

arrangements for supply of water. However on availability of water it can be supplied to the

organization at Corporation rate and terms and conditions.

33. Electric Supply

No power connection shall be provided. The Contractor shall make at his own cost his own

arrangement for power connection, if required.

34. Contractor to Protect the Work

The contractor shall make his own arrangements for protecting the Work / protection against

obstructions from any anti-social elements by taking at his / their cost police protection or

such other legal methods through law enforcing authorities and that the Corporation shall not

be liable to compensate the contractor on this account. The Corporation would only forward

the application of the contractor to the police Dept. Without any liability against the

Corporation on this account.

35. Fencing, Watching and Lighting

The Contractor shall provide and maintain at his own expense all lights, guards, fencing and

watching when and where necessary or as required by the Engineer for the protection of the

safety and convenience of those employed on the Works or the public. In the event of failure

on the part of the Contractor, the Engineer may with or without notice to the Contractor put up

a fence or improve a fence already put up or provide and / or improve the lighting or adopt

such other measures as he may deem necessary, and all the cost of such

procedures as may be adopted by the Engineer shall be borne by the Contractor in addition the

Engineer may impose such fines or penalty as the Engineer may deem reasonable, under

Clauses No. 53.


36. Contractor’s Liabilities & Insurance (Car Policy)

From commencement to completion of the works, the Contractor shall take full responsibility

for the care thereof and for taking precaution to prevent loss or damage and to minimize the

loss or damage to the greatest extent possible and

shall be liable for any damage or loss that may happen to the Works or any part thereof.

The policy so obtained shall cover entire period of construction (including all extensions) and

also shall cover the Defects Liability period, The policy shall be for the total Contract Sum.

Before commencing execution of the Work, the Contractors shall without in any way limiting

his obligations and responsibilities under this condition, insure against any damage loss or

injury which may occur to any property (Private, Government and / or Corporation ) or to any

person (including any employee of the Corporation) by or arising out of the contract.

All insurances (Car Policy) to be affected by the Contractors and / or his sub-contractors shall

be taken out with Directorate of insurance, Maharashtra State only. In case, however, a

particular aspect is not covered under the policy to be obtained from the Directorate of

Insurance, Maharashtra Sate, the Contractor will be allowed to have such insurance from other

insurance company with the prior permission of the Commissioner.

If the Contractor has a blanket insurance policy for all his Works and the policy covers all the

items to be insured under this condition, the said policy shall be assigned by the Contractor, in

favour of the Corporation; provided, however, if any amount is payable under the policy by

the insurers in respect of Works other than the Works under this Contract, the same may be

recovered by the Contractor directly from the insurers. The amount of claim to the extent

payment made by Corporation shall be directly reimbursed to Corporation by insurer.

PROVIDED always that the Contractor shall not be entitled to payment under the above

previsions in respect of such loss or damage as have been occasioned by any failure on his part

to perform his obligations under the contract or not taking precautions to prevent loss or

damage or minimize the amount of such loss or damage.

Where a Corporation’s Building or part thereof is rented by the Contractor or is allowed to be

used by him, he shall insure the entire building if the building or any part thereof is used by

him for the purpose of storing or using materials of combustible nature as to which the

decision of the Engineer shall be final and binding.

The Contractor shall indemnify and keep indemnified the Corporation against all losses and

claims for injuries or damage to any person or any property whatsoever which may arise out of

or in consequence of the construction and maintenance of the work and against all claims,

demands, proceedings, damages, costs, charges and expenses whatsoever in respect of or in

relation thereto.

PROVIDED always that nothing herein contained shall be deemed to render the Contractor

liable for or in respect of or to the Corporation against any compensation or damage caused by

the Excepted Risks.


The Contractor shall at all times indemnify the Corporation against all claims, damages or

compensation under the provision of Payment of Wages Act 1936, Minimum Wages Act

1948, Employers Liability Act 1938, the Workmen’s Compensation Act 1923, industrial

Dispute Act 1947, Indian Factories Act 1948 and Maternity Benefit Act, 1961 or any

modifications thereof and rules made there under from time to time or as a consequence or any

accident or injury to any Workmen or other persons in or about the Works, whether in the

employment of the Contractor or not, save and except where such accident or injury have

resulted from any act of the corporation their agents or servants and also against all costs

charges and expenses of any suit, action or proceedings arising out of such accident or injury

and against all sum or sums which may with the consent of the Contractor be paid to

compromise or compound any such claim without limiting his obligations and liabilities as

above provided. The Contactor shall insure against all claims damages or compensation

payable under the various acts mentioned above or any modifications thereof or any other law

relating thereto.

The aforesaid insurance policies shall provide that they shall not be canceled till the

Commissioner has agreed to their cancellations.

The Contractor shall prove to the Engineer from time to time that he has taken out all the

insurance policies referred to above and has paid the necessary permia for keeping the policies

alive till the expiry of the Defects Liability Period after completion of Work for a period of not

exceeding 12 months as per directives of Directorate of Insurance, Maharashtra State.

The contractor shall ensure that similar insurance policies are taken out by his sub Contractors

(if any) and shall be responsible for any claims or losses to the Corporation resulting from

their failure to obtain adequate insurance protection in connection thereof. The Contractor

shall produce or cause to be produced by this Sub-Contractor (if any) as the case may be, the

relevant policy or policies and premium receipts as and when required by the Engineer.

If the Contractor and / or his sub-Contractors (if any) shall fail to effect and keep in force the

insurance referred above for any other insurance which he / they may require to effect under

the terms of Contract then and in any such case the Commissioner may without being bound to

effect and keep in force any such insurance and pay premium or premia as may be necessary

for that purpose and from time to time deduct the amount so paid by the Corporation plus 20

per cent of premium or premia amount as service charges from any money due or which may

become due to the Contractor or recover the same as debt from the Contractor.

37. Contractor to Preserve Peace

The Contractor shall at all times during the progress of the Work take all requisite precaution

and use his best endeavors for preventing any riotous or unlawful behavior by or amongst the

Workers and other employed on the Works and for the preservation of peace and protection of

the inhabitants and security of property in the neighborhood of the Works. He shall also pay

the charges of such special police (if any) as the Engineer may deem necessary.


38. Protection of Trees

Trees designated by the Engineer shall be protected from damage during the course of the

Work and earth level within one metre of each such tree shall not be changed. Where

necessary, such trees shall be protected by temporary fencing. All such cost shall be borne by

the Contractor.

39. Maintenance of Under – Ground Utility Services

All the underground utility services such as water pipes, gas pipes, drains, sewers, cables etc.,

which may be met up in or about any excavation, shall if the Engineer deem it practicable, be

properly maintained and protected by the Contractor himself or through other agency by

means of shoring, strutting, planking over, padding or otherwise as directed by the Engineer

during the progress of the Work without claiming any extra charges. Any damage to these

underground utility services shall be immediately remedied by the Contractor or by other

agency at his own cost, failing which the Engineer may with or

without notice adopt such measures as he may deem necessary at the risk and cost of the

Contractor. If on the other hand, the Engineer considers it impracticable for the Contractor to

maintain any such underground utility services and that the exigencies of the work necessitate,

the breaking down, removal or diversion of the said utility services, the cost of such breaking

down, removal or diversion including that of rebuilding, replacing, diverting and reinstating of

any such utility services shall be paid to the Contractor if done by him. However, the cost of

providing pumps, chutes or other appliances as the Engineer may direct for the raising or

temporary passage of the water or sewage and the cost of pumping out or removing as often as

the Engineer may direct, any water or sewage which may escape from any such underground

utility services, shall be borne by the Contractor.

The tenderer shall contact all the public bodies, etc. to know the under-ground services that

may be encountered by him / them during the execution of the work and account for the

consequences of the site restraints while submitting their tenders. No compensation / cost shall

be payable on account of any under-ground services which obstructs the Work and cause

delay.

40. Precautions for Works in Thorough Fares

While the execution of any Work is in progress in any street or thoroughfare the Contractor at

his own cost shall make adequate provision for the passage of traffic, for securing safe access

to all premises approached from such street or thoroughfare, and for any drainage water

supply or means of lighting or any other utility service which may be interrupted by reason of

execution of the Work. Whenever it may be necessary to stop the traffic in any street or

thoroughfare permission must first be obtained from the Engineer and the Contractor shall

then put up such barriers and adopt such other measures or take precautions as may be

necessary or as the Engineer may direct for regulation of traffic. The work shall in such cases

be executed night and day or for as long a period as practicable if so ordered by the Engineer,

and with such speed & vigour as he may require, so that the traffic may be impeded for as

short a time as possible. The Contactor shall remove the barrier as soon as the necessity for

them has ceased. Care shall be taken by the Contractor to cause the least possible obstruction

to traffic during the progress of the work.


41. Traffic

The Contractor shall have to make all necessary arrangements for regulating traffic day and

night during the period of construction and to the entire satisfaction of the Engineer.

This includes the construction and maintenance of diversions, if necessary, at no extra cost to

the Corporation. The contractor shall provide necessary caution boards, barricades, flags and

lights, watchmen etc. so as to comply with the latest Motor Vehicle Rules and Regulation and

for traffic safety. The contractor shall be responsible for all claims for the accidents which

may arise due to his negligence whether in regulating traffic or in stacking materials on the

road or by any other reason.

42. Pumping out Water

The Contractor will be required to provide and operate at his own cost all pumps, engines and

machinery requisite to keep the trenches for the sewer, drains or foundations and all other

excavations clear of water whether subsoil water, storm waste or leakage from tanks, wells,

drains, sewers, water-mains, tide water etc. so that there may be no accumulation of such

water and no setting out may be done, no masonry may be laid, no concrete deposited, no

joints made and no measurements taken in water. The pumping shall be continued so long

after the execution of any portion of the work as the Engineer may consider necessary for the

work to set. For the purpose of keeping the excavations as dry as possible the Work would, if

necessary be divided into sections or separate portions as per best Engineering practices and

temporary dams will have to be put up by the Contractor, sumps for the suction pipes to Work

in, will have to be excavated by the Contractor at such distances apart and to such depths as

per best Engineering practices. When the Work progresses other sumps must, from time to

time, be excavated by the Contractor, disused sumps being filled up by him with dry rubble

carefully hand packed to the satisfaction of the Engineer. The Contractor will not be paid extra

for any temporary dams or sumps or their removal or refilling nor will such Works be taken

into measurement in any way, unless otherwise provided.

The Contractor shall not allow any accumulation of water either from the Discharge of his

dewatering pumps or his water connections on site of his work. The Contractor shall make

proper provision for leading the pumped discharge to the nearest water entrance, storm water

drain, manholes, or water course by means of a wooden or G. I. channel or hose pipe. Under

no circumstances the discharge will be allowed to flow, along a paved surface. If an

accumulation is unavoidable, it shall be treated with insecticides to the

satisfaction of the Engineer. In case of failure to do this on the part of Contractor such

accumulation shall be treated by the Corporation at the risk and cost of the Contractor.

The contractors should note that under no circumstances any payment for pumping out water

finding its way into trenches, hill cutting, excavated pits. Works site etc. from whatever

sources will be permissible unless otherwise specifically mentioned in the tender.


43. Storage of Explosives

The Contractor shall obtain the previous permission of the competent authority such as the

Chief of Fire Services for the Site, manner and method of storing explosives near the site of

Work. All handling of explosives, including storage, transport shall be carried out under the

rules approved by the “Explosives Department of the Government”.

44. Facilities to the Other Contractors

The Contractor shall, in accordance with the requirements of the Engineer, afford all

reasonable facilities to other Contractors engaged contemporaneously on separate contracts in

connection with the Works and for departmental labour and labour of any other properly

organization authority or statutory body which may be employed at the Site on execution of

any Work not included in the Contract or of any Contract which the Corporation may enter

into in connection with or ancillary to the work.

45. Prevention of Mosquito Breeding at Construction Site

(i) The Contractor shall on the respective construction site install mosquito proof and

accessible water storage tanks or to cover / protect the present water storage tanks

properly.

(ii) The contractor shall periodically give larvaecidal treatment to water storage

tanks, sites of water stagnation, water collection.

(iii) Any expenditure that may be incurred by the Corporation to unsure that the above

conditions are fulfilled by the contractor will be debatable to contractors account and

will be recovered from the bills of the contractor from time to time.

46. Sanitation

The Contractor shall, at his own cost, make all necessary provisions for health and safety of

his labour / employees. He shall, when required by the Engineer, provide proper latrines and

urinals to the satisfaction of the Engineer in such numbers and in such localities as he may

require, and shall take all steps necessary to compel his labour / employees to resort to such

latrines and

urinals, and shall dismiss from his employment and remove from the Works any one detected

obeying the calls of nature in any place other than the conveniences allotted for such purposes.

The said latrines shall be under the superintendence and orders of the Engineer or his

subordinates.

47. Not to Allow Huts

The Contractor shall, on no account, allow any huts to be erected on Corporation property

unless otherwise permitted by the Engineer in writing, to be inhabited after sunset by anyone

except the watchmen required for the Works, and none of his employees, except such

watchmen as aforesaid, shall sleep at night on any part of the Works. In case of any offence

committed by any of the labour or employees of the Contractor against any of the provisions

of this condition the Contractor shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding Rupees Hundred for

every such offense and the same shall be charged to the account of the Contractor.


48. Treasure Trove Fossils etc.

All fossils, coins, articles of value or antiquity and structural and other remains things of

geological or archaeological interest discovered in or upon the site shall be absolute property

of the Corporation and the Contractor shall duly preserve them and shall take precautions to

prevent his Workmen or any other person from removing or damaging any such articles or

thing and shall immediately upon discovery thereof and before removal acquaint the Engineer,

with such discovery and shall from time to time deliver the same to such person or persons as

the Engineer may from time to time appoint to receive the same at the expense of the

Corporation.

49. Patent’ Right and Royalties

The contractor shall save harmless and indemnify the Corporation from and against all claims

and proceedings for or on account of infringement of any Patent rights, design trademark or

name of other protected right in respect of any constructional plant, machine Work, or material

used for or in connection with the Works or any of them and from and against all claims,

proceedings, damages, costs, charges and expenses whatsoever in respect thereof or in relation

thereto. Except where otherwise specified, the contractor shall pay all tonnage and other

royalties, rent and other payments or compensation, if any, for getting stone, sand, gravel, clay

or other materials required for the Works or any of them.

50. Quarry

i) Quarry for extraction of murum, stone, rubble or any other material shall not be

made available by the corporation the contractor has to make his own arrangements for

quarry at his cost.

ii) The successful tenderer shall submit quarry permit from the competent authority

before starting the Work.

51. Photographs of The Works

No photographs of the Work or any part there of or equipment employed thereon shall be

taken or permitted by the contractor to be taken by any of his employees or any employees of

his sub-contractor without the prior approval of the Engineer in writing and no such

photographs shall be published or otherwise circulated without the approval of the Engineer in

writing.

52. Notices to Local Bodies

(i) The contractor shall comply with and give all notices required under any Government

Authority, Instrument, rule or order made under any Act of parliament, state laws or

any regulation or Bye-Laws of any local authorities or public utilities concern

relating to Works. He shall before making any variation from the contract drawings

necessitated by such compliance give to the Engineer a notice giving reasons for the

proposed variation and obtained Engineer’s instructions thereon.

(ii) The contractor shall pay and indemnify the Corporation against any liability in respect

of any fees or charges payable under any Act of parliament, state laws or any

Governmental Instrument, rule or order any regulations or bye-laws of any local

authority or public utility concern in respect of the Works.


53. Notices

Subject as otherwise provided in this contract all notice to be given on behalf of the

Corporation and all other actions to be taken on its behalf may be given or taken by the

Engineer or any officer for the time being entrusted with functions, duties and powers of the

Engineer.

All instructions, notices and communication etc. under the contract shall be given in writing

and if sent by registered post to the last known place or abode or business of the Contractor

shall be deemed to have been served on the date when in the ordinary course of post these

would have been served on or delivered to him.

54. Use of B.I.S. Specifications

In case where no particular specification is given for any article to be used under the contract,

the relevant specification, where one B.I.S. exists, of the Bureau of Indian Standards shall

apply.


PART – III

WORK PROCEDURE

55. Possession of Site and Access Thereto

The corporation will, with the Engineer’s notice to commence the Works, give to the

Contractor possession of the Site.

Such access, as is in accordance with the Contract, is to be provided by the Corporation as

may be required to enable the Contractor to commence and proceed with the execution of the

Works in accordance with the programme referred to in Clause 86 if any, and otherwise in

accordance with such reasonable proposals as the Contractor shall, by notice to the Engineer

make.

The Corporation will, from time to time as the Works proceed, give to the Contractor

possession of such further portions of the Site as may be required to enable the Contractor to

proceed with the execution of the Works with due dispatch in accordance with such

programme or proposal, as the case may be.

56. Failure to Give Possession

The contractor should note that the site for work may be made available by the Corporation in

full or in part and that the contractor shall plan his works to commensurate with the handing

over the site. No claim of compensation on account of delay in making available the Site shall

be payable to the contractor. However, time extension for completing the Work shall be given

to the Contractor in case of such delay.

57. Unforeseeable Physical Obstructions or Conditions

If, however, during the execution of the Works the Contractor encounters physical

obstructions or physical conditions, other than climatic conditions on the site, which

obstructions or conditions were, in his opinion, not foreseeable by an experienced contractor,

the Contractor shall forthwith give notice thereof to the Engineer. On receipt of such notice,

the Engineer shall, if in his opinion such obstructions or conditions could not have been

reasonably foreseen by an experienced contractor, after due consultation with the Contractor,

determine:

Any extension of time to which the Contractor is entitled under Clause 80.

58. Drawings; Custody of Drawings

The drawings shall remain in the sole custody of Engineer, but two copies thereof shall be

furnished to the Contractor free of charge. The Contractor shall provide and make at his own

expense any further copies required by him. At the completion of the Contract, the Contractor

shall return to the Engineer all drawings provided under the Contract.

59. One Copy of Drawing to be Kept on Site

One copy of the drawings, furnished to the Contractors as aforesaid, shall be kept by the

Contractor on the site and the same shall at all reasonable times be available for inspection and

use by the Engineer and the Engineer’s Representative and by any other persons organization

by the Engineer in writing.


60. Discrepancies in Drawings or Specifications

The drawings and specifications are to be considered as mutually explanatory of each other,

detailed drawings being followed in preference to small scale drawings and figured

dimensions in preference to scale and special conditions in preference to general conditions.

Special conditions or dimensions given in the specifications shall supersede all else. Should

any discrepancies, however appear, or should any misunderstanding arise as to the meaning

and import of the said specifications or drawings, or as to meaning and as to the dimensions or

the quality of the materials or the due and proper execution of the Works, or as to the

measurement or quality and valuation of the Works executed under this Contract, or as extra

thereupon the same shall be explained by the Engineer be binding upon the Contractor and

Contractor shall execute the Work according to such explanation (subject as aforesaid) and

without extra charge or deduction to or from the contract and shall also do all such Work and

things as may be @ for the proper completion of works as implied by the Drawings and

Specifications, even though such Works and things are not specifically shown and described in

the said Drawing and Specifications. The final decision of the Commissioner in case a

reference be made to him under Clause No. 89 be binding upon the Contractor and Contractor

shall execute the Works according to such explanation (subject to aforesaid) and shall also do

all such explanation (subject to aforesaid) and shall also do all such Works and required things

as may be necessary for the proper completion of Works as implied by the drawings and

specifications, even though such Works and things are not specifically shown and described in

the said drawings and specifications.

61. Engineer to have Power to issue Further Drawings or Instruction

The Engineer shall have the power and authority from time to time and at all times to make

and issue such further drawings and to give such further instructions and directions as may

appear to him necessary or proper for the guidance of the Contractor and the good sufficient &

execution of the Works according to terms of the specifications and Contractor shall receive,

execute obey and be bound by the same, according to the true intent and meaning thereof, as

fully and effectually as though the same had accompanied or had been mentioned or referred

to in the specification. The Engineer may also alter or vary the levels or position of any Works

contemplated by the specifications, or may order any of the Works contemplated thereby to be

omitted, with or without the substitution of any other works in lieu thereof or may order any

work or any portion of Work executed or partially executed, to be removed, changed or

altered, and if needful, may order that other Works shall be substituted instead thereof and

difference of expense occasioned by any such diminution or alteration so ordered and directed

shall be added to or deducted from the amount of this Contract as provided under the Clauses

No. 101 and 102. No Work which radically changes the original nature of the contract shall be

ordered by the Engineer and in the event of any deviation being ordered which in the opinion

of the Contractor changes the original nature of Contract he shall nevertheless carry it out and

disagreement as to the nature of the work and the rate to be paid therefore shall be resolved in

accordance with Clause No. 114.

The time for completion of the Works, shall in the event of any deviations resulting in

additional cost over the Contract sum being ordered, be extended or reduced reasonably by the

Engineer. The Engineer’s decision in this case shall be final.


62. Levels

All levels referred to in connection with these Works are based on Great Trigonometric survey

(G.T.S.) levels. The Contractor should also keep the leveling instrument in good Working

condition through out the period of construction Work on site.

63. Setting Out the Work

The Engineer shall supply dimensioned drawings, levels and other information necessary to

enable the Contractor to set out the works. The Contractor shall provide all setting out

apparatus at his own cost, such as leveling instruments in good working condition and

appliances, all pegs, ranging rods, long measuring rods, marked metres and organization and

each metre and organization numbered, pots and sight-rails, boning rods, moulds, templates,

etc. together

with any reasonable number of labourers that may be required and set out the work and be

responsible for the accuracy of the same. The Contractor shall amend at his own cost and to

the satisfaction of the Engineer any error found at any stage which may arise through

inaccurate setting out. The Contractor shall protect and preserve all bench marks used in

setting out the work till the end of Defects Liability period unless the Engineer directs its early

removal. The Contractor should also keep leveling instrument in good working condition

throughout the period of construction work on site.

64. Works Closed Between Sunset and Sunrise or on Sundays and Holidays

No work shall be done between sunset and sunrise or on Sunday or Municipal holidays and

except with the special sanction of the Engineer in writing previously obtained and the

withholding of such sanctions shall be no ground of complaint on the part of contractor or

cause for compensation to him, or excuse for not completing the work within the contract

period. The period within which the Work has to be carried out and completed has been fixed

in terms of this clause with the provision that the total number of hours of Work permissible

shall not exceed 48 hours in a week and in no case more than 8 hours on any Working day, the

actual time within which the said hours shall be Worked being subject to mutual arrangements

with the Contractor at the commencement of the Works or from time to time as may be

required and provided that all Works shall be stopped for rest and meals for one hour at about

mid-day exclusive of the permissible hours aforesaid for the Works.

Though sanction may be accorded to the contractor to work on days and at times otherwise

normally non-permissible under this Contract, the Contractor shall be required to bear the cost

for such supervision as in the opinion of the Engineer may be necessary at these times.

It should be distinctly understood that the granting of permission to work extra hours or to

work on Sunday and holiday will be entirely at the discretion of the Engineer and cannot be

claimed by the contractor as a matter of right.

If on the other hand the Engineer requires that the work shall be proceeded with on days and at

times otherwise normally non-permissible under this contract the contractor shall proceed with

the work but he will not be required in such cases to bear the cost of the Municipal

establishment employed at the time.


The contractor at all times during the continuance of this contract shall in all his dealings with

local labour for the time being employed on the works contemplated by this contract have due

regard to all local festivals and religious or other customs and all disputes, matters and

questions arising

between the contractor and any of his agent on the one hand and any local labour on the other

hand with respect to any matter or thing in any way connected with this contract shall be

decided by the Commissioner whose decision shall be final and binding on all parties.

65. Work to be in Accordance with contract

The contractor shall execute and complete the works and remedy any defects therein in strict

accordance with the contract to the satisfaction of the Engineer.

66. Duties and Powers of the Engineer’s representative

The duties of the representative of the Engineer are to check, watch and supervise work and to

test and examine any material to be used or workmanship employed in connection with the

works. He shall have no authority to relieve the contractor of any of his duties or obligations

under the contract not to except as expressly provided here under or elsewhere in the contract

to order any work involving delay or any extra payment by the Corporation or to make any

variation of or in the works.

Failure of the representative of the Engineer to disapprove any work or material shall not

prejudice the power of the Engineer thereafter to disapprove such work or material and to

order the pulling down, removal or breaking up thereof.

If the contractor shall be dissatisfied with any decision of the representative of the Engineer he

shall be entitled to refer the matter to the Engineer who shall thereupon confirm, reverse or

vary such decision.

67. Engineer’s Decision

The whole of the work shall be under the direction of the Engineer, whose decision shall be

final, conclusive and binding on all parties to the contract, on all questions relating to the

construction and meaning of plans, working drawings, sections and specifications connected

with the work.

68. Instructions to contractor

The contractor or his agent shall be in attendance at the site(s) during all working hours and

shall supervise the execution of the works with such additional assistance in each trade as the

engineer may consider necessary. Orders given to the Contractor’s agent shall be considered to

have the same force as if they had been given to the Contractor himself.

The Engineer shall communicate or confirm his instruction to the Contractor in respect of the

execution of Work in a “Works site order Book” Maintained in the office of the Engineer and

the Contractor or his authorized representative

shall confirm receipt of such instructions by signing the relevant entries in this book. If

required by the Contractor he shall be furnished a certified true copy of such instruction(s). If

the Contractor fails to comply with the instruction(s) of the Engineer, the Engineer may

impose the daily penalty of Rs. 500 (Rupees Five Hundred) for each of such defaults. This

penalty will not prejudice the right of the Municipal Commissioner or the Engineer to claim

compensation.


69. Work Order Book

A Work order book shall be maintained on site and it shall be the property of Corporation and

the Contractor shall promptly sign orders given therein by Engineer or his representatives and

his superior officers and comply with them. The Contractor shall report the compliance in

good time so that it can be checked. The contractor will be allowed to copy out instruction

therein from time to time.

70. Management Meeting

Either the Engineer or the Contractors may require the other to attend Management meeting.

The business of a management meeting shall be to review the plans for remaining Works.

Engineers shall record the business of management meetings and is to provide copies of his

record to those attending the meeting. The responsibility of the parties for actions to be taken

is to be decided by the Engineer either at the management meetings or after the management

meetings and stated in writing to all who attend the meetings.

71. Materials

(a) Material to be provided by the Contractor:

The Contractor shall, at his own expense, provide all materials required for the Works.

All materials to be provided by the Contractor shall be in conformity with the specifications

laid down in the contract and the Contractor shall, furnish proof to the satisfaction of the

Engineer that the materials so comply, Contractor shall produce proof viz. challans, bills,

vouchers etc. so as to ensure that the material was brought on site and quantities used as per

the norms, specifications etc.

Officers of the Corporation concerned with the work shall be entitled at any time to inspect

and examine any material intended to be used in or on the Works either on the site or at

factory or Workshop or other places where such materials are assembled, fabricated or

manufactured or at any place(s) where

these are laying or from which these are being obtained and the Contractor shall give such

facilities as may be required for such inspection and examination. The materials brought on

site outside Working hours shall be stacked separately till they are inspected by the Engineer

or his representative.

All materials brought to the site shall not be removed off the site without the prior written

approval of the Engineer. But whenever the Works are finally completed the Contractor shall

at his own expense forthwith remove from the site all surplus materials originally supplied by

him.

The Contractor shall, at his own expense and without delay, supply to the Engineer samples of

materials proposed to be used to the Works. The Engineer shall within seven days of samples

or within such further period as he may require and intimated to the Contractor in writing,

inform the Contractor whether the samples are approved by him or not. If the samples are not

approved the Contractor shall forthwith arrange to supply to the Engineer for approval fresh

samples complying with the specifications laid down in the contract.


The Engineer shall have full powers to require removal of any or all of the materials brought

to site by the Contractor which are not in accordance with the contract specifications or which

do not conform in character or quality to the samples approved by him. In case of default on

the part of the Contractor in removing the rejected materials, the Engineer shall be at liberty to

have them removed by other means. The Engineer shall have full powers to procure other

proper materials to be substituted for rejected materials and in the event of the Contractor

refusing to comply, he may cause the same to be supplied by other means. All costs, which

may attend upon such removal and / or substitution shall be borne by the Contractor.

Subject as hereinafter provided in Clause No. 98 all charges on account of Octroi, terminal or

sales tax, VAT etc. and other duties on material obtained for the Works from any source shall

be borne by the Contractor.

The Engineer shall be entitled to have tests carried out as specified in the contract for any

materials supplied by the Contractor other than those for which as stated above, satisfactory

proof has already been produced, at the cost of the Contractor and the Contractor shall provide

at his expense all facilities which the Engineer may require for the purpose.

If no tests are specified in the contract, and such tests are required by the Engineer the

Contractor shall provide all facilities required for the purpose and charges for these tests shall

be borne by the Contractor only if the tests disclose that the said materials are not in

accordance with the provision of the contract.

The cost of the materials consumed in test shall be borne by the Contractor in all cases except

when otherwise provided.

For carrying out tests on soil, cement, sand, aggregate, brick and concrete etc. the standard

will be as prescribed in relevant I.S. The Engineer may direct the Contractors to get the

samples of materials tested in CIDCO, PWD, VJTI, IIT, or any approved laboratory out of

those accredited by National Accreditation Board of Laboratories, Govt. of India. The results

of the tests shall be binding on the Contractor and Corporation. In case the Contractor disputes

the results of tests, if is open for him to ask for the re-testing in which case the cost shall be

borne by the Contractor. The decision of the Engineer on acceptability or re-testing by

Corporation or testing again independently in VJTI or IIT will be binding on both the parties

to the contract.

72. Stock of Materials Required.

(a) The Contractor shall at his own expense provide and furnish himself with sheds and

yards in such situations and in such numbers as, in the opinion of the Engineer are

requisite for carrying in out the Works under this contract, and the Contractor shall

keep at each of such sheds and yards a sufficient quantity of materials in stock so as

not to delay the carrying out the Works with due expedition and the Engineer and his

sub-ordinates shall have free access to the said sheds or yards at any time for the

purpose of inspecting the stock of materials so kept in hand any material or article,

which the Engineer may object to, shall not be brought upon or used in the Work

but shall be forthwith removed from the sheds or yards by the Contractor at his own

cost. The Contractor will however be allowed to use for the above purpose the

completed portion of the buildings if available.


(b) General :

Cement brought on site by the Contractors shall be stored in waterproof godown with

two locks on each door. The key of one lock of each door shall remain with the

Engineer or his representative and that of the other lock with the Contractor’s

organization agent at site of Works so that cement is removed from the godown only

according to daily requirements with the knowledge of both the parties.

73. Production of Vouchers

The Contractor shall, produce all quotations, invoices vouchers and accounts or receipts etc. to

prove that the materials supplied by him are in conformity with the specifications laid down in

the Contract and the same are brought to the site and utilized on the said works.

74. Plant and’ Equipment

The Contractor shall arrange at his own expense all tools, plant and equipment required for

execution of Works. If required by the Contractor and if available the Corporation may supply

such of the tools, plant and equipment as are available, to the Contractor at the rates and terms

to be specified by the Engineer. No tools, plant and equipment once brought to the Work site

shall be removed without the written permission or order of the Engineer, until he has certified

the completion of the Work.

If any tools, Plants and equipment brought on site, are in the opinion of the Engineer

inefficient, bad or of inferior quality or are unsuited for the Works then such tools, plant and

equipment shall not be used on the Works but shall be removed by the Contractor at his own

expense within twenty four hours after the service of a written order or notice from the

Engineer to that effect and fresh tools, plant and equipment be substituted in lieu of that

ordered to be removed by the Engineer.

75. Inspection & Approval

All Works embracing more than one process shall be subject to examination and approval at

each stage thereof and the Contractor shall give due notice to the Engineer or his organization

representative when each stage is ready. In default of such notice, the engineer shall be

entitled to appraise the quality and extent thereof.

No work shall be covered up or put out of view without the approval of the Engineer or his

organization representative and the contractor shall afford full opportunity for examination

and measurement of any Work which is about to be covered up or out of view and for

examination of foundation before permanent Work is placed thereon.

The Contractor shall give due notice to the Engineer or his organization representative

whenever any such Work or foundation is ready for examination and the Engineer or his

representative shall without unreasonable delay, unless he considers it necessary and informs

the Contractor in writing accordingly, attend for he purpose of examining and measuring such

Work or examining such foundations. In the event of the failure of the Contractor to give such

notice he shall, if required by the Engineer, uncover such Work at the Contractor’s expense.

Departmental officers concerned with the Works shall have powers at any time to inspect

examine any part of the Works and the contractor shall give such facilities as may be required

for such inspection & examination.


76. Uncovering and Making Good

No part of the Works shall be covered up or put out of view without the approval of the

Engineer. The Contractor shall uncover any part of the Works and /or make opening in or

through the same as the Engineer may from time to time direct for his verification and shall

reinstate and make good such part to the satisfaction of the Engineer, if any such part has been

covered up or put out of view after being approved by the Engineer and is subsequently found

on uncovering to be executed in accordance with the contract, the expenses of uncovering

and/or making openings in or through, reinstating and making good the same shall be borne by

the Corporation. In any other case all such expenses shall be borne by the Contractor.

77. Contractor to Search

The Contractor shall, if required by the Engineer in writing, search under the direction of the

Engineer for the cause of any defect, imperfection or fault appearing during the progress of the

Work or in the period of maintenance. Unless such defect, imperfection or fault shall be one

for which the Contractor is liable under the contract, the cost of the Work carried out by the

Contractor in searching as aforesaid shall be borne by the Corporation. If such defect,

imperfection or fault shall be one for which Contractor is liable as aforesaid, the cost of the

Work carried out in searching as aforesaid shall be borne by the Contractor and he shall in

such case repair, rectify and make good such defect, imperfection or fault, at his own expense.

78. Default of Contractor in Compliance

In case of default on the part of the Contractor in carrying out such instruction within the time

specified therein or, if non, within a reasonable time, the Corporation shall be entitled to

employ any other persons to carry out the same and all costs consequent thereon or incidental

thereto shall, after due consultation with the Corporation and the Contractor, be determined by

the Engineer and shall be recoverable from the Contractor by the Corporation from any

monies due or to become due to the Contractor and the Engineer shall notify the Contractor

accordingly.

79. Urgent Works

If any Urgent Work (in respect whereof the decision of the Engineer shall be final and

binding) becomes necessary and the Contractor is unable or unwilling at once to carry it out,

the Engineer may by his own or other Work people, carry it out as he may consider necessary.

If the urgent Work shall be such as the Contractor is liable under the contract to carry out at

his expense all expense incurred on it by the Corporation shall be recoverable from the

Contractor and be adjusted or set off against any sum payable to him.


PART – IV

TIME SCHEDULE AND DELAYS

80. Commencement Time

The time allowed for execution for the Works as specified in the contract documents shall be

the essence of the contract. The execution of the Works shall commence from the date

specified by the Engineer in writing. If the Contractor fails or neglects to commence the

execution of the Works as aforesaid, the Corporation shall without prejudice to any other right

or remedy be at liberty to forfeit the security deposit absolutely.

81. Extension of Time for Completion due to Monsoon.

In any case where the time prescribed for completion of any Work is exclusive of monsoon

period. No new trench Work should be started after 15th

May and existing trenches are

required to be reinstated by 31st May every year. The site shall be cleared in all respect

including removal of surplus material on or before 10th

June of every year. The monsoon

period shall be deemed to be from 10th

June to 30th

Sept. of the calendar year.

However, if the Contractor is permitted by the Engineer to Work during any monsoon. Period,

all such period shall be taken into account for the calculating the contract period on pro-rata

basis as under.

Cost of Work done

Effective during Monsoon

Days = ---------------------- x No. of days of contract period

Total cost of

Contract Work

In the event of the Contractor failing to comply with this condition. He shall be liable to pay

as compensation as stated in Clause No. 90.

82. Extension of Time due to Unforeseen events

If the work be delayed by-

a) Force measure such as acts of God, act of public enemy, act of

government, floods, epidemics etc. or

b) Abnormally bad weather, or

I Serious loss or damage by fire or

d) Civil commotion, local combination of workmen, strike or lockout affecting any of the

trades employed on the work, or

e) Delay on the part of other Contractor or tradesmen engaged by the Municipal

Corporation in executing works not forming part of the contract or

f) The reasons stated in condition No 84 and 85.

g) Any other cause, in the absolute discretion of the Engineer.


Then upon the happening of any such event causing delay, the Contractor shall immediately

give notice there of in writing to the Engineer but shall nevertheless use constantly his best

endeavors to prevent or make good the delay and shall do all that may be reasonable required

to the satisfaction of the Engineer to proceed with the work.

Request for extension of time, to be eligible for consideration shall be made by the Contractor

in writing within 14 (fourteen) days of the happening of the event causing delay. The

Contractor may also, if practicable indicate in such a request the period for which extension is

desired. In any such case, the engineer may give a fair reasonable extension of time for

completion of individual items or groups of items of work for which separate periods of

completion are specified in the contract or the contact as whole. The decision of the Engineer

in regard to the extension will be communicated to the Contractor in writing within a

reasonable time and the contractor shall also be paid such compensation that in the opinion of

the Engineer is fair and reasonable to cover the delays resulting form the provisions under the

sub clause (e) above.

The time extended for completing the work shall be the essence of the contract for the period

extended.

83. Network Schedule & Monthly Progress Reports

a) On award of the contract, the Contractor shall submit the time schedule for the Work in

the ‘form of PERT Net Works or Bar chart.

b) The schedules shall be prepared in direct relations to the time stated in the contract

documents for completion of items or groups of items of Work and or the contract as a

whole. It shall indicate the dates of commencement and completion of various

activities of the Work. And should contain no activities with a duration greater than 28

days.

Milestones would be so determined that at least 10 percent of the events are milestones

and no two milestones are more than 3 months apart.

The Engineer may approve the Schedule as submitted or suggest modifications as he

thinks necessary. The Contractor shall modify the chart accordingly and obtain

Engineer’s approval.

c) The finalized Network may be amended from time to time, if felt necessary by the

contractor, with the approval of the Engineer.

d) A fixed sum shall be held in abeyance at the time of the next interim payment for

non-attainment of each milestone in the Network and shall be released only on completion of

the Work after deducting the compensation for delay if there is Contractor’s fault as per

provision in Clause No. 86 and penalty covered under Clause No. 53. The fixed sum

shall be:

Rs.10,000/- for all contracts over Rs. 25 Lakhs and upto the value of Rs. 100 Lakhs.

Rs. 20, 000/- for all contracts over Rs. 1 crore and upto the value of Rs. 5 crores.

Rs. 35, 000/- for all contracts over Rs.5 crores and upto the value of Rs. 10 crores.

Rs.50,000/- for all contracts over Rs. 10 crores.

If the attainment of the milestones is delayed for reason not attributable to the Contractors no

moneys will be held in abeyance.


84 Disruption of Progress for Lack of Drawings.

The Contractor shall give written notice to the Engineer whenever planning or progress of the

Works is likely to be delayed or disrupted unless any further drawing or order, including a

direction, instruction or approval, is issued by the Engineer within a reasonable time. The

notice shall include details of the drawing or order required and of why and by when it is

required and of any delay or disruption likely to be suffered if it is late.

85. Delays of Drawings

If by reason of any failure or inability of the Engineer to issue within a time reasonable in all

the circumstances any drawing or order requested by the Contractor in accordance with the

clause 84 of this condition the Contractor suffers delay, then the Engineer shall take such

delay into account in determining any extension of time to which the Contractor is entitled

under sub-clause (g) of Clause No. 82 hereof. No. monetary claim will be entertained on this

account.

86. Monthly Report

The Contractors will be required to submit the monthly progress reports by the 2nd

day of the

following month to the Engineer Failure on the part of the Contractor to submit monthly report

in time will attract action as per Clause No. 83.

87. Rate of Progress.

If for reason, which does not entitle the Contractor to an extension of time, the rate of progress

of the Works or any Section is at any time, in the opinion of the Engineer, too slow to comply

with the Time for Completion, the Engineer shall so notify the Contractor who shall thereupon

take such steps as are necessary, subject to the consent of the Engineer, to expedite progress so

as to comply with the Time for Completion. The Contractor shall not be entitled to any

additional payment for taking such steps. If, as a result of any notice given by the Engineer

under this Clause, the Contractor considers that is is necessary to do any Work at night or on

locally recognized days of rest, he shall be entitled to seek the consent of the Engineer so to

do. Provided that if any steps, taken by the Contractor in meeting his obligations under this

Clause, involve the Corporation in additional supervision costs, such costs shall be determined

by the Engineer and shall be recoverable from the Contractor, and may be deducted by the

Corporation from any monies due or to become due to the Contractor and the Engineer shall

notify the Contractors accordingly.

88. Suspension of Work

(a) The Contractor shall, on receipt of the order in writing of the Engineer, suspend the

progress of the Works or any part thereof for such time and in such manner as the

Engineer may consider necessary for any of the following reasons:-

(i) On account of continued non-compliance of the instructions of he

Engineer of any other default on the part of the Contractor, or

(ii) For Proper execution of the Works or part thereof for reasons

other than the default of the Contractor, or


(iii) For safety of the Works or part thereof.

The Contractor shall, during such suspension, properly protect and secure the Works to

the extent necessary and carry out the instructions given in that behalf by the Engineer.

(b) If the suspension is ordered for reasons (ii) and (iii) in sub-para

(a) above, the Contractor shall be entitled to an extension of time equal to the

period of every such suspension plus a reasonable time as decided by the Engineer.

I if the suspension is ordered for reasons of (i) in sub-para (a) above, the Engineer shall have

powers to suspend the payment under the contract. Such suspension of payment may be

continued until default shall have been rectified.

89. Stoppage/Alteration/Restriction of Work.

1) If at any time after the execution the contract documents the Engineer shall for any

reason whatsoever (other than default on the part of Contractor for which the

corporation is entitled to rescind the contract) desires that the whole or any part of the

Work specified in the tender should be suspended for any period or that the whole or

part of the Work should not be carried out, at all he shall give to the Contractor a

notice in writing of such desire and upon the receipt of such notice the Contractor shall

forthwith suspend or stop the Work wholly or in part as required, after having due

regard to the appropriate stage at which the Work should be stopped or suspended so

as not to cause any damage or injury to the Work already done or endanger the safety

there of provided that the decision of the Engineer as to the stage at which the Work or

any part of it could be or could have been safely stopped or suspended shall be final

and conclusive against the Contractor. The Contractor shall have no claim to any

payment or compensation whatsoever by reason of or in pursuance of any notice as

aforesaid, on account of any suspension, stoppage or curtailment except to the extent

specified hereinafter.

2) Where the total suspension of Work ordered as aforesaid continues for a continuous

period exceeding 90 days the Contractor shall be at liberty to withdraw from the

contractual obligations under the contract so far as it pertains to unexecuted part of the

Work by giving a 10 days prior notice in writing to the Engineer, within 30 days of the

expiry of the said period of 90 days, of such intention and requiring the Engineer to

record the final measurement of the Work already done and to pay final bill.

Upon giving such notice the Contractor shall be deemed to have been charged from his

obligations to complete the remaining unexecuted Work under his contract. On receipt

of such notice the Engineer shall proceed to complete measurements and make such

payments as may be finally due to the Contractor within a period of 90 days from the

receipt of such notice in respect of the Work already done by the Contractor. Such

payment shall not in any manner prejudice the right of the Contractor to any further

compensation under the remaining provisions of this clause.


3) Where the Engineer required the Contractor to suspend the Work for a period in excess

of 30 days at any time or 60 days in the aggregate, the Contractor shall be entitled to

apply to the engineer within 30 days of the resumption of Work after such suspension

for payment of composition to the extent of pecuniary loss suffered by him in respect

of Working machinery remain idle on the site of on the account of his having to pay

the salary or wages of, labour engaged by him during the said period of suspension

provided always that the Contractor shall not be entitled to any claim in respect or

any such Working machinery, salary or wages for the first 30 days whether

consecutive or in the aggregate such suspension or in respect or any suspension

whatsoever occasioned by unsatisfactory Work or any other default on his part. The

decision of the Engineer in this regard shall be final and conclusive against the

Contractor.

4) In the event of

i) Any total stoppage of Work on notice from Engineer under sub

clause (1) in that behalf.

(ii) Withdrawal by the Contractor from the contractual obligations

to complete the remaining unexecuted Work under sub clause (2) on account of

continued suspension of Work for a period exceeding 90 days.

It shall be open to the Contractor, within 90 days from the service of (i) the notice of

stoppage of Work or (ii) the notice of withdrawal from the Contractual obligations

under the contract on account of the continued suspension of Work (iii) notice under

clause 89 (1) resulting in such curtailment to produce to the Engineer satisfactory

documentary evidence that he had purchased or agreed to purchase material for

use in the contracted Work, before receipt by him of the notice of stoppage, suspension

or curtailment and require Government to take over on payment such material at

the rate determined by the Engineer provided,

however, such rates shall in no case exceed the rates at which the same was acquired

by the Contractor. The corporation shall thereafter take over the materials so offered,

provided the quantities offered, are not in excess of the requirements of the unexecuted

Work as specified in the accepted tender and are of quality and specifications approved

by the Engineer.

90. Liquidated Damages for Delay.

If the Contractor fails to complete the Works and clear the Site on or before the Contract or

extended Date(s)/period(s) of completion, he shall, without prejudice to any other right or

remedy of Corporation on account of such breach, pay as agreed compensation, amount

calculated as stipulated below (or such smaller amount as may be fixed by the Engineer) on

the Contract Value of the whole Work or on the Contract Value of the item or group of items

of Work for which separate period of completion are given in the contract and of which

completion is delayed for every week that the whole of the Work of item or group of items of

Work concerned remains uncompleted, even though the contract as a whole be completed by

the contractor on the extended date of completion. For this purpose the term “Contract Value”

shall be the value of the Work at Contract Rates as ordered including the value of all

deviations ordered:


(a) Completion period for (originally stipulated per week or as extended) not exceeding 6

months @ 1 percent

(b) Completion period for (as originally stipulated per week as extended) exceeding 6

months and not exceeding 2 years @ ½ percent

(c) Completion period as (originally stipulated per week or as extended) exceeding 2

years. @ ¼ percent

The under noted percentage of the Contract Value of the item or group of items of Work for

which a separate period of completion is given.

When the delay is not a full week or in multiple of a week but involves a fraction of a week

the compensation payable for that fraction shall be proportional to the number of days

involved.

Provided always that the total amount of compensation for delay to be paid for this condition

shall not exceed

(a) Completion period (originally stipulated or as extended).

Not exceeding 6 months – 10 percent

(b) Completion period (as originally stipulated or as extended)

Exceeding 6 months and not exceeding 2 years – 7 ½ percent

(c) Completion period (as originally stipulated or as extended)

Exceeding 2 years – 5 percent.

The amount of liquidated damages may be adjusted set off against any sum payable to the

Contractor under this or any other contract with the corporation or from the security deposit of

the Contractor entirely at the discretion of the corporation.


PART – V

BILLS AND PAYMENTS

91. Method of Measurements

Except where any general or detailed description of the Work in bills of quantities or schedule

of Works/items/quantities expressly shown to the contrary, bills of quantities shall be deemed

to have been prepared and measurements shall be taken in accordance with the procedure set

forth in the schedule of rates/ specifications notwithstanding any provision in the relevant

standard Method of Measurement or any general or local custom. In the case of items, which

are not covered by the schedule of rates/ specifications, measurements shall be taken in

accordance with the relevant Standard specifications published by PWD Govt. of Maharashtra

and for the works not covered in this publication, measurements shall be taken as per the

codes by Bureau of Indian standards.

92. Records and Measurement:

The Contractor shall submit to the Engineer the monthly statements of the estimated value of

the work completed less than the cumulative amount certified previously. The monthly

statements shall be in the bill form specified by the Engineer and it shall be submitted on or

before the date instructed by the Engineer. These monthly bills shall be supported with

detailed measurements for the gross quantity of the work done duly deducting the gross

quantity paid in the previous bill. The Contractor is permitted to copy down the corrections in

the bills paid as per the Engineers certifications. Upon receipt of the bill and measurements by

the Contractors, the Engineer shall except as otherwise stated ascertain and determine by

measurements the value in accordance with the contract of work done in accordance therewith.

All items having a financial value shall be entered in measurements Book etc. as prescribed by

the corporation so that a complete record is obtained of all the Works performed under the

contract.

Measurements shall be taken jointly by the Engineer or his organization representative and by

the Contractor or his organization representative. Before taking measurements of any work

the Engineer or the person deputed by him for the purpose shall give a reasonable notice to the

Contractor. If the Contractor fails to attend or send an organization representative for

measurements after such a notice or fails to countersign or the objection within a week from

the date of measurements then in any such event measurements

taken by the Engineer or by the person deputed by him shall be taken to be correct

measurements of the works and shall be binding on the Contractor.

The Contractor shall, without any extra charge, provide assistance with every appliance and

other things necessary for measurements.

Measurements shall be signed and dated by both parties each day (of taking measurements) on

the site on completion of measurements.


93. Payments of Bills and Other Claims

The payment of bills and other claims arising out of the contract will be made by account

Payee Cheque drawn in the name of ‘Agency’

94. Full Provisions

The rates inserted by the corporation against various items of Work detailed in various parts of

schedule shall be deemed to include every allowance necessary. Without extra measurements

or charge for meeting the requirement of various components/ parts of the contract documents

(viz particular specifications, PWD of standard specifications, Maharashtra schedule of rates,

MOST specifications, BIS specifications, Special Conditions, preambles and notes to schedule

of items description of schedule items which shall all be read together and any or of the

following unless specifically provided for the contrary.

a) Compliance with all the conditions of contract including General Conditions of

Contract, schedule of rates and Quantities, Particular Specifications, Drawings

including Notes thereon, Specifications in standard Specifications of PWD of

Maharashtra and MJP relevant Indian Standard Specification wherever applicable.

However, in case of any discrepancy between drawing and tender, the tender item and

specification shall prevail. If there is discrepancy in tender specifications, the order of

preference shall be 1st specification of Maharashtra State PWD, MJP, MOST and lastly

BIS.

b) All labour, materials, tool and plants, equipments and transport which may be

required in preparation for and in the full and entire execution and completion of the

Works including waste of materials, carriage and cartage, carrying in, return of

empties, hoisting, setting, fixtures and fittings in position.

c) Local conditions: Nature of Works, local facilities for supply of labour and

materials accessibility’s to sites and all other matters effecting the execution and completion

of the Works.

d) Duties etc: Payments of any Octroi, Terminal Tax, Sales Tax, Turnover Tax,

Contract Sales Tax, Toll Tax, Ground Rent, Royalty, environmental Cess, Local Bodies

Cess, Taxes or any duties on materials obtained for the Works and any duties in respect of

patent rights.

e) Supervision: Competent Supervision of the Work.

f) Labour: Reasonable terms and conditions of employments, liability to pay

compensation, Wages as per statutory enactment’s temporary accommodation,

sanitation, compliance with contract labour act 1970 (Regulation and Abolition).

g) Water: Provision of all water required including temporary plumbing and

connection.

h) Temporary Work Shops, Stores, Offices, Labour Camps etc. Provisions of such

structures required for efficient execution of the Works and removing and cleaning up site

on completion of Works.

i) Precautions Against Risks: Precautions to prevent loss or damage from all or any

risk, insurance of sheds or any temporary accommodation provided by the corporation

watching and lighting, provisions pertaining to the General conditions of

Contract.


j) Notices, fees etc.: Compliance with statutory provisions of regulations and/ or bye

laws of any local authority and/ or any public service company or authority

affected by the Works.

k) Setting the Works including all apparatus required.

l) Site Drainage: Removal of all water that may accumulate due to spring, sub soil water,

flood/tides and any other causes on this site during the progress of the Work.

m) Execution of Work in Workmanlike manner, facilities for inspection etc.

n) Rectification of bad Work: Rectification and / or removal and reconstruction of

any Work which (as decided by the Engineer) has been executed with unsound or imperfect

materials or unskilled Workmanship or of a quality inferior to that contracted for, whether

during construction or reconstruction prior to the expiry of the Defect Liability

period.

o) Responsibility for damages and loss of all construction materials etc., at the site

until handing over to the corporation.

p) Removal of Rubbish: Removal of Rubbish & debris & cleaning of any dirt before

handing over all completion of works.

q) Cleaning site and Works: Removal by the Contractor off the site, of any tools,

plants & materials and sweeping building, washing floors, cleaning joineries & removal of

splashes of asphalt leaving the whole site neat and tidy.

r) Completion: Completing the Work to the satisfaction of the Engineer on or before

stipulated the date of completion.

s) Difficult position: Accessibility or otherwise to site, easy or difficult position in

Works.

t) Errors: Rectification of all defects during construction & defect liability period to the

satisfaction of Engineer.

u) Curved Works etc. Work of any quantity, size or shape whether level, inclined,

curved, battered etc.

v) Maker’s Instruction: Compliance with make’s instructions in the case of

proprietary articles, factory made good of precast items.

w) Waste: All waste laps, seams, joints (rough or fair cutting) straight/raking, circular and

making good.

x) Artificial Lights: To include all lighting / Kerosene or electric power as the case

may be when need arises for use of lighting while carrying out Works.

Construction of approaches to the site of Work. Making arrangements for proper access to

Works in the form of stairs, ladders, lifts etc. as ordered by the Engineer – in – Charge for

proper supervisions, testing and or inspection of Works including material during construction

& defect liability period.


95. Interim Payment

Interim bills shall be submitted by the Contractor from time to time (but at an interval of not

less than one month) for the Works executed. The Engineer shall arrange to have the bills

verified by taking or causing to be taken, where necessary, the requisite measurement of

Work. The joint measurements shall not be an excuse for the Contractor to submit

intermediate bills at monthly or intervals not less than a month. All interim bills shall be first

submitted by the Contractor with detailed measurements and thereafter only the Engineer or

his

organization representative shall carry out joint verifications or otherwise on record in the

measurements book before certification of the bills.

Payment on account for amount admissible shall be made on the Engineer certifying the sum

to which the Contractor is considered entitled by way of interim payment for all the Work

executed, after deducting there from the amount already paid, the security deposit/retention

money and such other amounts as may be deductible or recoverable in terms of the contract.

No interim payment will be admitted until such time the Contractor have fully complied with

the requirement of the Condition 84 concerning submission and approval of Network Schedule

for the Works, as detailed in Condition 83. A fixed sum shall be held in abeyance at the time

of next interim payment for non attainment of each milestone in the Network and shall be

released only on attainment of the said milestone.

96. Modification of Interim Certificate.

An interim certificate given relating to Work done or material delivered may be modified or

corrected by any subsequent interim certificate or by the final certificate. No certificate of the

Engineer supporting an interim payment shall of itself be conclusive evidence that any Work

or materials to which it relates is / are in accordance with the contract.

97. Income Tax

The Contractor shall pay Indian Income Tax on all payments made to him under the Contract,

other than reimbursements made to him by the Corporation to cover payment by Contractor of

minor custom duties etc., or any other payment which the Contractor may make on the

Corporation’s behalf. Under the provisions of sec. 194-C of the Indian Income Tax Act, the

Corporation if required to deduct Tax with surcharge at source at prevailing rates from the

gross amount of each bill submitted. Any expatriate site staff or staff not normally residents

of India, employed by the Contractor shall pay personal Income Tax on all money earned and

paid in India. The Contractor shall perform such duties in regard to such deductions thereof as

may be imposed on him by such laws and regulations.


98. Payment of Taxes

The contractor shall pay all the taxes directly to respective organizations & to the

Government. The corporation shall not take any responsibility for any kind of tax payment to

the Government or semi Government bodies at any point of time.

The prices quoted by the Contractor shall include all customs duties, import duties, excise

duties, business taxes, income and other taxes that may be levied in accordance to the laws and

regulation in-force on the Contractor’s Equipment, materials, supplies (permanent, temporary

and consumables) to be used on or furnished under the contract and on the services to be

performed under the contract nothing in the contract shall relieve the contractor from his

responsibility to pay any tax that may be levied or on profits made by him in respect of the

contract.

The contractor shall perform such duties in regard to such deductions thereof as may be

imposed on him by such laws and regulations.

Charges on account of Octroi, terminal or Sales Tax and other duties on material obtained for

the Works from any source including the tax applicable as per Maharashtra Sales Tax Act on

the transfer of property in the goods involved in the execution of Works contract (re-enacted)

Act, 1991 etc.

shall be borne by the Contractor. Under the provisions of the Maharashtra Sales Tax act, the

Corporation is required to deduct Turnover Tax at source at the rates prevailing at the time of

payments.

The contractor shall submit form – 31 or such other forms as are prescribed under the said act

which is required to be produced by the principle employer in the events of any notice by the

Sales Tax Department within one month of issue of letter of acceptance.

99. Deduction of Contract Sales Tax / Turnover tax

The Contractor are required to produce their registration for contract sales tax/ turnover tax to

the department before releasing the 1st R.A. bill for the Work executed by them, failing which,

no payment shall be released.

100. Provisional Sums

(1) “Provisional sum” means a sum included in the contract and so designated in the

Bill of Quantities for the execution of Work or supply of goods, materials or services or

for contingencies, which sum may be used, in whole or in part, or not at all, at the

direction and discretion of the Engineer. The contract price shall include only such

amounts in respect of the Work, supply or service to which such provisional sum

relate as the Engineer shall approve or determine in accordance with this clause.

(2) In respect of every provisional sum the Engineer shall have power to order to execute

the Work, including goods, materials or services to be supplied by the Contractor. The

contract price shall include the value of such Work executed or such goods, material or

services supplied determined in accordance with Clause No. 102.

(3) The Contractor shall produce all quotations, invoices, vouchers and accounts or

receipts in connection with expenditure in respect of provisional sums.


101. Rates for Excess in Items

Quantities shown in the tender are approximate and no claim shall be entertained for quantities

of work executed being either more or less than those entered in the tender or estimate. For

purpose of this contract, the variations/deviations in carrying out the items of work shall not

exceed plus or minus 25 percent of contract sum. The deviation/variation in the quantity of

individual items shall not be taken as deviation or variation in the contract. The difference

between the total value of the work done and the Contract sum as defined above will be

only be considered for deviation/variation.

The Contractor shall arrive the rates after carefully preparing the rate analysis taking into

consideration site conditions. For increase upto 25 percent over the quantity shown in the bill

of quantities shall be paid, at the rate mentioned in the bill of quantities. However, if the

quantity increases beyond 25 percent of quantity shown in the bill of quantities the excess

quantity beyond 25 percent shall be priced as under:

The rate shall be worked out based on schedule rate with Contractor’s quoted percentage or

current direct schedule of rates without Contractor’s quoted percentage, which ever is less.

102. Rates for Extra Items:

Rates for such additional altered or, substituted work shall be determined as follows:

i) If rate for additional, altered or substituted item of Work is specified in the bill of

quantities and rats, the Contractor shall carry out the additional, altered or substituted

item at the same rate, subject to 100 above.

ii) If rate for any additional, altered or substituted item of Work is not included in the bill

of quantities and rates, such item of work shall be carried out at the relevant

Corporation’s schedule of rates (Public works Department and M.J.P. schedule of rates

for Thane District) prevailing at the time of execution of extra work (Quoted

percentage will not be applicable)

iii) If the rate for any additional, altered or substituted item of Work cannot be determined

in the manner specified in (i) & (ii) above, or the rate so determined is found to be

unreasonable, then the Contractor will be paid at such fair and reasonable rates as

Worked out by the Engineer on the basis of material, labour and operations of

construction equipment required to execute the item and allowing 10 percent to cover

profits and overhead charges.

iv) The Contractor shall submit to the Engineer his detailed rate analysis for carrying out

variation duly supported with supported with quotations and other supporting

documents within 7 days of written instruction to carry out variations. If the

Contractor’s quotation is unreasonable, the Engineer orders the variation and makes

change to the contract price which is based on his own forecast of the variations on the

Contractor’s cost. In case, the rates decided by the Engineer are not acceptable to the

Contractor, he shall continue with the work and maintain contemporary records of

actual expenses on day-to-day basis with joint assessment/verification. The Contractor

is not entitle for payment of actual expenses as per joint records added with 10% for

profit and overheads. Disagreement with the rate fixed by the Engineer shall be

informed by the Contractor before commencing the work of variations, failing which

the rate fixed by the Engineer shall be final and binding on the parties to contract.


103. Overpayment and Underpayment:

Whenever any claim for the payment of a sum to the Corporation rises out of or under this

contract against the Contractor the same may be deducted by the Corporation from any sum

then due or which at any time thereafter may become due to the Contractor under this contract

and failing that under any contract with the Corporation or from any other sum due to the

Contract from the Corporation (which may be available with the Corporation) or from his

security deposit/retention money, or he shall pay the claim on demand.

The Corporation reserves the right to carry out post payment audit the technical examination

of the final bill including all supporting voucher, abstracts etc. The Corporation further

reserves the right to enforce recovery of any over payment when detected.

It as a result of such audit and technical examination any overpayment is discovered in respect

of any Work done by the Contractor or alleged to have been done by him under the Contract,

it shall be recovered by the Corporation from the Contractor by any or all of the methods

prescribed above or if

underpayment is discovered the amount shall be duly paid to the Contractor by the

Corporation.

Provided that the aforesaid right of the Corporation to adjust overpayment against amount due

to the Contractor under any other contract with Corporation shall not extend beyond the period

of two years form the date of payment of the final bill or in case the final bill is a “Minus” bill,

from the date of the amount payable by the Contractor under the “Minus” bill is

communicated to the Contractor.

Any amount due to the Contractor under this contract for underpayment may be adjusted

against amount then due or which may at any time thereafter become due before payment is to

the Contractor, from him to Corporation on any other contract or account whatsoever.

104. Payment of Final Bill:

Final joint measurement along-with the representatives of the Contractor should be taken

recorded and signed by the Contractors. Contractor should submit the final bill within 1 month

of physical completion of the Work.

If the Contractor fails to submit the final bill within 1 months, the Corporation staff will

prepare the final bill based on the joint measurement within next 3 months.

Engineer’s decision shall be final in respect of claims for defect and pending claims against

Contractors.

No further claims should be made by the Contractor after submission of the final bill and these

shall be deemed to have been waived and extinguished. Payment of those items of the bills in

respect of which there is no dispute and of items in dispute, for quantities and rates as

approved by the Commissioner shall be made within a reasonable period as may be necessary

for the purpose of verification etc.

After payment of the final bill as aforesaid has been made, the Contractor may, if he so

desires, reconsider his position in respect of a dispute portion of the final bill and if he fails to

do so within 84 days, his disputed claim shall be dealt with as provided in the contract.


105. Receipts to be signed in Firm’s Name by any One of the Partners:

Every receipt for money which may become payable or for any security which may become

transferable to the Contractor under these present shall, if signed in the partnership name by

any one of the partners, be a good and sufficient discharge to the Commissioner and

Corporation in respect of the money or security purporting to be acknowledge thereby, and in

the event of death of any of the partners during the pendency of this contract, it is hereby

expressly agreed that every receipt by any one of the surviving partners shall, if so signed as

aforesaid, be good and sufficient discharge as aforesaid provided that noting in this clause

contained shall be deemed to prejudice or effect any claim which the Commissioner or the

Corporation may hereafter have against the legal representatives of any partners so doing or in

respect of any breach of any of the conditions thereof, provided also that nothing in this clause

contained shall be deemed to prejudice or affect the respective rights or affect the respective

rights or obligations of the Contractor and of the legal representative of any deceased

Contractors interest.

106. Price Variation Clause

Price variation clause shall be applicable as per condition of contract as attached.


PART – VI

TERMINATION OF CONTRACT AND SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES

107. Cancellation of Contract in Full or in Part:

If the Contractor:

(a) At any time makes default in proceeding with the Work with due diligence and

continues to do so after notice in writing of fourteen days from the Engineer; or

(b) Commits default in complying with any of the terms and conditions of contract and

does not remedy it within fourteen days after a notice in writing is given to him in that

behalf by the Engineer, or

(c) Fails to complete the Works or items with individual dates of completion, on or before

the data(s) of completion, and does not complete them within the period specified in a

notice given in written in that behalf by the Engineer, or

(d) Shall offer or give or agree to give to any person in Corporation’s Service or to any

other person on his behalf any gift or consideration of any kind as an inducement or

reward for doing or forbearing to do or for having done or forborne to do any act in

relation to the obtaining or execution of this or any other contract for the Corporation,

or

(e) Shall obtain a contract with the Corporation as a result of ring tendering or other non-

bona-fide methods of competitive tendering or

(f) Being an individual or a firm, any partner thereof, shall at any time be adjudged

insolvent or have a receiving order or order for administration of his estate made

against him or shall take any proceedings for liquidation or composition (other than

voluntary liquidation for the purpose of amalgamation or reconstruction) under any

insolvency act for the time being in force or make any conveyance of assignment of his

effects or composition or arrangement for the benefit of his creditors or purport so to

do, or if any application be made under any insolvency Act for the time being in force

for the sequestration of his estate or if a trust deed be executed by him for his creditors,

or

(g) Being a company, shall pass a resolution or the court shall make an order for the

liquidation of his affairs, or a receiver or a manager on behalf of the debenture holders

shall be appointed or circumstances shall arise which entitle the Court or debenture

holders to appoint a receiver or a Manager, or


(h) Shall suffer an execution being levied on his goods and allow it to be continued for a

period of 21 days, or Assigns, transfers, sublets (engagement of labour on a piece

Work basis or labour with materials not to be incorporated in the Work, shall not be

deemed to be sub-letting) or attempts to assign, transfer or sub-let the entire Works or

any portion thereof without the prior written approval of the Commissioner, the

Commissioner may, without prejudice to any other right or remedy which shall have

accrued or shall accrue thereafter to the Corporation by written notice cancel the

contract as a whole or only such items of Work in default from the contract.

(i) In the case of abandonment of the work owing to serious illness or death of the

Contractor.

108. Action when whole of Security Deposit is to be Forfeited:

In the cases mentioned in above clause No. 107 the Engineer, on behalf of the corporation

shall have power to adopt any of the following forces, as he may deem best suited to the

interest of the corporation.

(a) To rescind the contract (for which rescission notice in writing to the Contractor under the head

of Engineer shall be conclusive evidence) and in that case the security deposit of the

Contractor shall stand forfeited and be absolutely at the disposal of Corporation.

(b) To carry out work or any part of the departmentally debiting the Contractor with the cost of

the Work, expenditure incurred on tools and plan and charges on additional supervisory staff

including the cost of Work charge establishment employed for getting the unexecuted part of

the Work completed and crediting him with the value of the work done departmentally in all

respects in the same manner and at the same rates as if it had been carried out by the

Contractor under the terms of his contract. The certificate of the Engineer as to the costs and

other allied expenses so incurred and as to the value of the work so done departmentally and

shall be final and conclusive against the Contractor.

(c) To order that the Work of the Contractor be measured up and to take such part there of as shall

be on executed out of his hands, and to give it to another Contractor to complete, in which

case all expenses incurred on advertisement

for fixing a new contracting agency, additional supervisory staff including the cost of Work

charge establishment and a cost of Work executed by the new contract agency will be debited

to the Contractor and the value of the work done or executed through a new Contractor shall

be credited to the Contractor in all respects and in the same manner and at the same rates as if

it had been carried out by the Contractor under the terms of this contract. the certificate of the

Engineer as to all the cost of the work and other expenses incurred as aforesaid for or in

getting the unexecuted as aforesaid for or in getting the unexpected work done by the new

Contractor and as to the value of the Work so done shall be final and conclusive against the

Contractor.


In case the contract shall be rescinded under clause (a) above the Contractor shall not be

entitled to recover or be paid, any sum for any work therefore actually performed by him

under this contract unless and until the Engineer shall have certified in writing the

performance of such work and the amount payable to him in respect their of and he shall only

be entitled to be paid the amount so certified in the event of either to the courses referred to in

clauses (b) or (c) being adopted and the cost of the work executed departmentally or through a

new Contractor and other allied expenses exceeding the value of such work credited to the

Contractor the amount of excess shall be deducted from any money due to the Contractor, by

corporation under the Contractor otherwise howsoever or from his security deposit or the sale

proceeds there of provided, however, that contractor shall have no claim against corporation

even if the certified vale of work done departmentally or through a new Contractor exceed the

certified cost of such work and allied expenses, provided always that which ever of the three

courses mentioned in clauses (a), (b) or (c) is adopted by the Engineer, the Contractor shall

have no claim to compensation for any loss sustained by him by materials, or entered into any

engagements, or made any advance on account of or with a view to the execution of the work

or the performance of the contract.

109. Action When the Progress of any Particular Portion of the work is Unsatisfactory:

If the progress of any particular portion of the work is unsatisfactory the conditions mentioned

in clause 108(b), be entitled to take action under clause after giving the Contractor 14 days

notice in writing. The Contractor will have no claim for compensation, for any loss sustained

by him owing to such action.

110. Contractor Remains Liable to Pay Compensation if Action not Taken Under Clause 108

and 109:

In any case in which any of the powers conferred upon the Engineer by clause 108 & 109

hereof shall have become exercisable and the same shall not have been exercised the non

exercise there of shall not constitute a waiver of any of the conditions thereof and such powers

shall not withstanding the exercisable in the event of any future case of default by the

Contractor for which under any clause hereof he is declared liable to pay compensation

amounting to the whole of this security deposit and the liability of the Contractor for past and

future compensation shall remain unaffected.


111. Power to take possession of or require removal or sell Contractors plant:

In the event of Engineer taking action under sub clause (a) or (c) clause 108, he may if he so

desires, take possession of all / any tools and plant, materials and store in or upon the Work of

the site thereof or belonging to the Contractor, or procured by him and intended to be used for

the execution of the Work or any part thereof paying or allowing for the same in account at the

contract rates or in the case of contract rates not being applicable at current market rates to be

certified by the Engineer whose certificate thereof shall be final. In the alternative the

Engineer may after given notice in writing to the Contractor or his clerk of the Work, foreman

or other authorized agent requires him to remove such tools and plant, material, or stores from

the premises within a time to be specified in such notice and in the event of the Contractor

failing to comply with any such requisition, the Engineer may remove them at the Contractor’s

expense or sell them by auctions or private sale on account of the Contractor and at his risk in

all respect and the certificate of the Engineer as to the expenses of any such removal and the

amount of the proceeds and expenses on any such sale shall be final and conclusive against the

Contractor.

112. No Interest for Delayed Payments Due to Disputes etc.

It is agreed that the Corporation of or its Engineer or officer shall not be liable to pay any

interest or damage with respect to any moneys or balance which may be in its or its Engineer’s

or officer’s hands owing to any dispute or difference or claim or misunderstanding between

the corporation of or its Engineer or officer on the one hand and the Contractor on the other, or

with respect to any delay on the part of the corporation of Navi Mumbai or its Engineer or

officers in making periodical or final payments or in any other respect whatever.

Payment to the Contractor of the amount due under each of the interim payment certificate

issued by the Engineer shall be made by the Corporation within 45 (Forty Five) days if such

certificate being delivered. If the corporation makes late payment, the contractor is to be paid

interest on the late payment in the next payment. Interest shall be calculated from the date by

which the payment should have been made upto the date when the late payment is made at 6%

per annum. It is a term under this contract that payment of interest in excess of 6% is barred on

any amount payable to the contractor on any account.


It is distinctly understood and agreed between the parties hereto that payment for work already

executed by the Contractor is not a condition precedent under this contract for the execution of

the remaining work.

113. Jurisdiction:

In case of any claim, dispute or difference arising in respect of a contract, the cause of action

thereof shall be deemed to have arisen in Navi Mumbai and all legal proceedings in respect of

any such claim, dispute or difference shall be instituted in a competent court in the City of

Navi Mumbai only.

114. Finality of Decision of Non-Arbitrability:

SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES

If a dispute/disputes of any kind whatsoever arises between the Contractor and Engineers

representative the same shall be referred to the Engineer for his decision with detailed

justification. Such reference shall be stated that it is in pursuance to this clause for review and

giving decision by the Engineers. The Engineer shall give his decision within 14 days of

receipt of notice. If either party is not satisfied with the decision of the Engineer or the

Engineer fails to give the decision within the period of 14 days from the date of receipt of

notice under this clause, such a dispute may be referred to Arbitration as per Clause No. 115.

115. Arbitration:

Except where, otherwise provided for in this contract, all questions and disputes relating to the

meaning of instruction hear in before mentioned or as to any other question, claim, right,

matter of handing whatsoever, if any arising out of or relating to this contract, specification,

estimates, instructions, orders or these conditions or otherwise concerning the works, or the

execution or failure to execute the same where arising during the progress of the work or after

completion or abandonment thereof of any matter directly or indirectly

connected with this agreement shall be referred to the sole Arbitration of the Municipal

Commissioner of Navi Mumbai Corporation, C.B.D., Navi Mumbai and if the Municipal

Commissioner is unable or unwilling to act as such, then the matter in dispute shall be referred

to sole Arbitration or such other person appointed by the Municipal commissioner who is

willing to act as such Arbitrator. In case, the Arbitrator so appointed is unable to act for any

reasons, the Municipal Commissioner in the event of such inability, shall appoint another

person to act as Arbitrator in accordance with the terms of the contract. Such person shall be

entitled to proceed with the reference from the state at which it was left by his predecessors. It

is also a term of this contract that no person other than a person appointed by the Municipal

Commissioner as aforesaid should act as an Arbitrator.

As aforesaid the provisions of the arbitration and conciliation act 1996 or any statutory

modification or Reenactment there of and the rules made there under and for the time being in

force shall apply to the arbitration proceedings under this clause.

116. Laws Governing the Contract:

This contract shall be governed by the Indian Laws for the time being in force.


PART- VII

WORK COMPLETION & DEFECT LIABILITY

117. Clearance of Site on Completion:

Upon the issue of any Taking over certificate, the contractor shall clear away and remove from

that part of the site to which such taking over Certificate relates all Contractor’s equipment,

surplus materials, rubbish and temporary works of every kind, and leave such part of the site

and works clean and in a Workmen like condition to the satisfaction of the Engineer. If the

Contractor does not clear the site within 15 days all material will be confiscated and no

compensation shall be paid and the site will be cleared at risk and cost of the Contractor.

118. Submissions of Final Completion Drawings:

On completion of the Work, the Contractor shall furnish free of cost 1 set of R.T.F. of final

completion drawings and 6 bound sets of copies of drawings, showing all the details checked

and signed by the Engineer within 2 months of completion of Works. The payment of final bill

shall be made to the Contractor after receipt of above sets. In case the Contractor fails to

submit the completion drawings, a compensation at the rate of Rs. 5000/- per drawing shall be

recovered from the final bills.

119. Completion Certificate:

(1) As soon as Work is completed, the Contractor shall give notice of such completion to the

Engineer and within 28 (Twenty-eight) days of receipt of such notice the Engineer shall

inspect the works and shall furnish the Contractor with a certificate of completion indicating

(a) the date of completion (b) the defects to be rectified by the Contractor, and/or (c) items for

which payment shall be made at reduced rates.

When separate periods of completion have been specified for items or groups of items, the

Engineer shall issue separate completion certificates for such items or groups of items. No

certificate of completion shall be issued, nor the works be considered to be complete till the

Contractor shall have removed from the premises on which the works has been executed, all

scaffolding, sheds and surplus materials, except such as required for rectification of defects,

rubbish and all huts and sanitary arrangements required for his workers on the site in

connection with the execution of works as shall have been erected by the Contractor or the

Workmen and cleaned all dirt from all parts of building(s) in,

upon or about which the work has been executed or of which he may have had possession for

the purpose execution thereof and cleaned floors, gutters and drains, eased doors and sashes,

oiled and fastenings, labeled the keys clearly and handed them over to the Engineer or his

representative and made the whole premises fit for immediate occupation or use to the

satisfaction of the Engineer. If the Contractor shall fail to comply with any of the requirements

of this Condition as aforesaid, on or before the date of completion of works, the Engineer may

at the expense of the Contractor fulfill such requirements and dispose of all the surplus

material and rubbish etc. as he deems fit and the contractor shall have no claims in respect of

any such materials except for any sum actually realized by the sale thereof less the cost of

fulfilling such requirement is more than the amount realize on such disposal as aforesaid, the

Contractor shall forthwith on demand pay such excess.


The Contractor’s notice of completion as aforesaid shall have to be accompanied with one set

of tracings of final completion drawings on RTF and six bound sets of copies of as built

drawings, failing which the notice shall be deemed to have not been issued at all.

(2) It at any time before completion of the entire work, items or groups of items for which

separate periods of completion have been specified, have been completed, the Engineer with

the consent of the Contractor takes possession of any part or parts of the same (any such part

or parts being hereinafter in this condition referred to as “the relevant part”) then not-

withstanding anything expressed or implied elsewhere in this contract.

(a) Within 28 days (Twenty-eight days) of date of completion of such items or a group of item or

possession of the relevant part the Engineer shall issue a completion certificate for the relevant

part provided the Contractor fulfills his obligation for the relevant part as in sub-para (1)

above.

(b) The defects liability period in respect of such items and relevant part shall be deemed to have

commenced from the certified date of completion of such items or relevant part as the case

may be.

(c) For the purpose of ascertaining compensation for delay under Clause No. 88 in respect of any

period during which the Works are not completed the relevant part shall be deemed to form a

separate item or group, with date of completion as given in the contract or as extended under

Clause No. 80 and actual date of completion as certified by the Engineer under this condition.

(3) If any part of the work shall have been substantially completed and shall have satisfactorily

passed any final test that may be prescribed under the contract, the Engineer may issue a

certificate of completion in respect of that part of the Works before completion of the whole

works and upon the issue of such certificate, the Contractors shall be deemed to have

undertaken to complete any outstanding works in that part of the Works during the period of

maintenance.

120. Taking Over of work:

Corporation will take over the Work at any stage whenever required in the interest of public

by giving 10 days notice to the Contractor.

121. Defects Liability Period:

The Contractor shall be responsible to make good and remedy at his own expenses within such

period as may be stipulated by the Engineer any defects which may developer be noticed

before the expiry of the period mentioned in the Detailed Tender Notice hereto from certified

date of completion and intimation of which has been sent to the Contractor within 7 days of

expiry of the said period by letter sent by hand delivery or by registered post.


122. Liability for Defects or Imperfections and Rectification Thereof:

If it shall appear to the Engineer or to his representative at any time during construction or

reconstruction or during the defects, liability period, that any work has been executed with

unsound, imperfect or unskillful workmanship or that any material or article provided by the

Contractor for execution of thereof the work is unsound or of a quality inferior to that

contracted for, or otherwise, not in accordance with the Contract, or that any defect, shrinkage

or other faults have appeared in the Work arising out of defective or improper materials or

workmanship, the contractor shall, upon receipt of notice in writing in that behalf from the

Engineer forthwith rectify or remove or reconstruct the work so specified in whole or part, as

the case may require or, as the case may be, and/or remove the materials or articles so

specified and provide other proper and suitable materials or articles at his own expenses

notwithstanding that the same may have been inadvertently passed, certified and paid for, and

in the event of his failing to do so within the period to be specified by the Engineer in his

notice aforesaid the Engineer may rectify or remove and re-execute the work and/or remove

and replace with others the materials or articles complained of, as the case may be, by other

means at the risk and cost of the Contractor.

In case of repairs and maintenance Work, splashes and droppings from whitewashing, painting

etc. shall be removed and surfaces cleaned simultaneously with completion of these items of

work in individual rooms, quarters or premises etc. where the work is done, without waiting

for completion of all other items of work in the contract. In case the Contractor fails to comply

with requirement of this condition, the Engineer shall have the right to get the work done by

other means at the risk and cost of the Contractor.

The Engineer shall give three days notice in writing to the Contractor before taking such

action.

The Engineer reserves the right to decide the rates and prices of the works as executed by

other means at the risk and cost of the Contractor.

The Cost and expenses thereby incurred on the works and also such penalty as the Engineer

may impose for such wrongful conduct of the Contractor (which penalty, the Engineer shall

be competent to impose and against the imposition of which or the amount thereof by the

Engineer an appeal shall lie only to the Commissioner within seven days of the order in that

behalf of the Engineer and the decision of the Commissioner shall be final and binding upon

the Contractor) may be deducted from any money due or to become due to the Contractor,

under this or any other contract between the contractor and the Corporation.


123. Maintenance:

The Contractor shall maintain the good condition of the works for a period as specified in

Contract document, after the completion of work without any extra cost to corporation

irrespective of the designs, standards and specification. The Contractor shall get the defects

rectified with required material and maintain the works in good condition throughout the year.

5 percent amount of the total work done shall be withheld from running account bill for the

period specified in the Contract document from the date of completion of Work as

maintenance charges of maintaining and keeping the Works in good condition This 5 percent

amount withheld towards maintenance charges shall be allowed to be replaced with Bank

Guarantee or other recognized forms at intermediate stage, if so, desired in writing. This

maintenance charges shall be in addition to security deposit.

On completion of the work in all respects, necessary certificates will be issued by the Engineer

and the defect liability period will be conducted from the date of issue of such certificates.

All damage during execution shall be made good by the Contractor at his cost. He will be

responsible for any damage to the Works during construction and guaranteed maintenance

period and no separate payment will be made for restoring such damages.

Defective Work is liable to be rejected at any stage. The Contractor on no account can refuse

to rectify defects merely on reasons that further Work has been carried out. No extra payments

shall be made for such rectification.

124. Defects Liability Certificate:

The Contract shall not be considered as completed until a Defects Liability Certificate shall

have been signed by the Engineer and delivered to the Contractor, stating the date on which

the Contractor shall have completed his obligations to execute and complete the works and

remedy any defects therein to the Engineer’s satisfaction. The defects Liability Certificate

shall be given by the Engineer within 28 days after the expiration of the latest such period, or

as soon thereafter as any works instructed, pursuant to Clause 121 and have been completed to

the satisfaction of the Engineer, Provided that the issue of the Defect Liability Certificate shall

not be a condition precedent to payment to the Contractor of the Retention Money.

125. Unfulfilled Obligations:

Notwithstanding the issue of the Defects Liability Certificate the Contractor and the

Corporation shall remain liable for the fulfillment of any obligation incurred under the

provisions of the contract prior to the issue of the Defects Liability Certificate is issued and,

for the purposes of determining the nature and extent of any such obligation, the contract shall

be deemed to remain in force between the parties to the Contract. Notwithstanding the issue of

the Defects Liability Certificate the Contractor and the Corporation shall remain liable for the

fulfillment of any obligation incurred under the provisions of the Contract prior to the issue of

the Defects Liability Certificate is issued and, for the purposes of determining the nature and

extent of any such obligation, the Contract shall be deemed to remain in force between the

parties to the Contract.


126. Refund of Security Deposit:

The amount of security deposit lodged by a Contractor shall be refunded along with the

payment of the final bill, or after the expiry of the defect liability period which ever is later

unless the Engineer is of the opinion that in order to safeguard against defects and pending

claims against the Contractor it is necessary to retain more amount retained as retention

money.

127. Mobilization Advance:

The Employer will pay mobilization advance to the Contractor if the same is requested by the

Contractor in writing within three months of the date of notice to proceed with the work,

towards costs of mobilization in respect of the Works in a lump sum amount equivalent to 5

(five) percent of the Contract price. Payment of the advance will be due after the

recommendations of the Engineer’s Representative & Certification by the Engineer after:

(i) Execution of the form of agreements by the parties thereto

(ii) provision by the Contractor of one or more Bank Guarantees by Nationalized Bank,

State Bank of India or commercial Banks promoted by all India Financial Institutions

including HDFC from the Bank’s branch in Mumbai, in an aggregate amount equal to

the advance loan, such Bank Guarantee / Guarantees to remain effective until the

advance loan, (part of the advance loan in case the Contractor has submitted more than

one Guarantee) has been repaid by the Contractor out of the current earnings and

certified by the Engineer. A form of Bank Guarantee acceptable to the Employer is

indicated in this Tender Document.

The advance loan shall be used by the Contractor exclusively for mobilization in

connection with the Works. Should the Contractor misappropriate any portion of the

advance loan, it shall become due and payable immediately and no further loan will be

made available to the Contractor thereafter.

The mobilization advance shall carry simple interest of 12% per annum subject to the

condition that the progress of the work is as per agreed programme. In case of

Contractor not maintaining the progress of the work as per the agreed programme, the

interest on mobilization advance shall be levied at 15% per annum for the period in

which the progress in not maintained. In case the progress is made good as per the

programme the rate of interest shall be again at 12% per annum.

127a. Additional Mobilization Advance:

The Employer will pay Additional mobilization advance to the Contractor if the same is

requested by the Contractor in writing within three months of the date of notice to proceed

with the work, towards costs of mobilization in respect of the Works in a lump sum amount

equivalent to 5 (five) percent of the Contract price. Payment of the advance will be due after

the recommendations of the Engineer’s Representative & Certification by the Engineer after:


(i) execution of the form of agreements by the parties thereto

(ii) provision by the Contractor of one or more Bank Guarantees by Nationalized Bank,

State Bank of India or commercial Banks promoted by all India Financial Institutions

including HDFC from the Bank’s branch in Mumbai, in an aggregate amount equal to

the advance loan, such Bank Guarantee / Guarantees to remain effective until the

advance loan, (part of the advance loan in case the Contractor has submitted more than

one Guarantee) has been repaid by the Contractor out of the current earnings and

certified by the Engineer. A form of Bank Guarantee acceptable to the Employer is

indicated in this Tender Document.

The advance loan shall be used by the Contractor exclusively for mobilization in

connection with the Works. Should the Contractor misappropriate any portion of the

advance loan, it shall become due and payable immediately and no further loan will be

made available to the Contractor thereafter.

The mobilization advance shall carry simple interest of 12% per annum subject to the

condition that the progress of the work is as per agreed programme. In case of

Contractor not maintaining the progress of the work as per the agreed programme, the

interest on mobilization advance shall be levied at 15% per annum for the period in

which the progress in not maintained. In case the progress is made good as per the

programme the rate of interest shall be again at 12% per annum.

128. Recovery of Advance :

The mobilization advance, the additional mobilization and the accrued interest shall be repaid

with percentage deduction from the interim payments certified by the Engineer under the

Contract. Deductions shall commence in the next interim Payment Certificate following that in

which the total of all such payments to the Contractor has reached 15% of the Contract Price

less Provisional Sums and shall be recovered by the time 90% of the value of work is

completed. The mobilization advance and the interest shall be recovered in equal installments

from interim payments. The amount of such installments shall be calculated as per the time of

taking of such advances and time of completion of 90% of the work. Failing such repayment

the outstanding advance / advances by that date shall be recovered by encashment of the

respective bank guarantee / guarantees mentioned above. The Contractor may,

at his option, repay the advance loan earlier by increasing the percentage rate of deduction

indicated above. If the Contractor furnishes more than one Bank Guarantee, the guarantees

will be released by the Employer one by one in such a manner that the total amount of Bank

Guarantee left in hand with the Employer will be sufficient to cover the outstanding amount of

advance and likely interest thereon.


ANNEXURE ‘A’

(See Condition 24)

SAFETY PROVISIONS

1. Suitable scaffolds shall be provided for workman for all that cannot safety be done from the

ground, or from solid construction except such short period work as can be done safely from

ladders. When a ladder is used an extra mazdoor shall be engaged for holding the ladder and if

the ladder is used for carrying materials as well, suitable footholds and handholds shall be

provided on the ladder and the ladder shall be given an inclination not steeper than ¼ to 1( ¼

horizontal and 1 vertical).

2. Scaffolding or staging more than 3.25 meters above the ground or floor, swung or suspended

from an overhead support or erected with stationary support, shall have a guard rail properly

attached, belted braced and other wise secured at least 1 meter high above the floor or

platform of such scaffolding or staging and extending along the entire length of the outside

and ends thereof with only such openings as may be necessary for the delivery of materials.

Such scaffolding or staging shall be so fastened as to prevent it from swaying from the

building or structure.

3. Working platform, gangways, and stairways shall be so constructed that they do not sag

unduly or unequally, and if height of a platform or gangway or stairway is more than 3.25

meters above ground level or floor level, it shall be closely boarded, have adequate width and

be suitably fenced as described in 2 above.

4. Every opening in floor of a building or in a working platform shall be provided with suitable

means to prevent fall of persons or materials by providing suitable fencing or railing with a

minimum height of 1 meter.

5. Safe means of access shall be provided to all working platform and other working places.

Every ladder shall be securely fixed. No portable single ladder shall be over 9 meters in

lengths. Width between side rails in a rung ladder shall in no case be less than 30 cm for

ladder upto and including 3 meters in length. For longer ladders this width shall be increased

by at least 6 mm for each additional 30 cm of length. Uniform step spacing shall not exceed

30cm.

Adequate precaution shall be taken to prevent danger form electrical equipment. No materials

on any of the sites shall be so stacked or places as to cause danger or inconvenience to any

person or the public. The Contractor shall provide all necessary fencing and lights to protect

public from accidents and shall be bound to bear expenses of defense of every suit, action or

other

proceeding at law that may be brought by any person for injury sustained owing to neglect of

the above precautions and to pay any damages and costs which may be awarded in any such

suit, action or proceedings to any such person or which may with the consent of the Contractor

be paid to compromise any claim by any such person.


Excavation and Trenching:- All trenches, 1.5 metres or more in depth, shall at all times be

supplied with least one ladder for each 30 meters in length or fraction thereof, ladder shall be

extended from bottom of trench to at least 1 metre above surface of the ground sides of a

trench which is 1.5 meters or more in depth shall be stepped back to give suitable slope, or

securely held by timber bracing, or by other suitable means so as to avoid the danger of sides

collapsing. Excavated material shall not be placed within 1.5 meters of edge of

trench or half or depth of trench, whichever is more. Cutting shall be done from top to bottom.

Under no circumstances shall undermining or under cutting be done.

6. Demolition:

Before any demolition work is commenced and also during the process of the work.

(a) All roads and open areas adjacent to the work site shall either be closed or suitably

protected.

(b) No electric cable or apparatus which is liable to be a source of danger used by operator

shall remain electrically charged.

(c) All practical steps shall be prevent danger to persons employed, from risk of fire or

explosion, or flooding. No floor, roof or other part of a building shall be so overloaded

with debris or materials as to render it unsafe.

7. All necessary personal safety equipment as considered adequate by the Engineer shall be

available for use of persons employed on the site and maintained in a condition suitable for

immediate use, and the Contract shall take adequate steps to ensure proper use of equipment

by those concerned.

(a) Workers employed on mixing asphaltic material, cement and lime mortars/concrete

shall be provided with protective footwear, handgloves and goggles.

(b) Those engaged in handling any material which is injurious to eyes shall be provided

with protective goggles.

(c) Those engaged in welding works shall be provided with welder’s protective eye-

shields.

(d) Stone breakers shall be provide with protective goggles and protective clothing and

seated at sufficiently safe intervals.

(e) When worker are employed in sewers and manholes, which are in use, the Contractor

shall ensure that manhole cover are opened and manholes are ventilated at least for an

hour before workers are allowed to get into them. Manholes so opened shall be

cordoned off with suitable railing and provided with warning singles or boards to

prevent accident to public.

(f) The Contractor shall not employ men below the age of 18 and women on the work of

painting with products containing lead in any form. Whenever men above the age of 18

are employed on the work of laid painting the following precautions shall be taken ;

(g) No paint containing lead of lead products shall be used except in the form of paste or

ready made paint.


(i) Suitable face masks shall be supplied for use by workers when paint is applied

in the form of spray or surface having lead paint dry rubbed and scrapped.

(ii) Overalls shall be supplied by the Contractor to workmen and adequate facilities

shall be provided to enable working painter to wash during and on cessation of

work.

8. When work is done near any place where there is risk of drowning, all necessary equipment

shall be provided and kept ready for use and all necessary steps taken for prompt rescue of any

person in danger and adequate provision made for prompt first aid treatment of all injuries

likely to be sustained during the course of the work.

9. Use of hoisting machines and tackles including their attachment, anchorage and supports shall

conform to the following:

(a) (i) These shall be of good mechanical construction, sound material and adequate

strength and free from patent defects and shall be kept in good repair and in

good working order.

(ii) Every rope used in hoisting or lowering materials or as a means of suspension

shall be of durable quality and adequate strength, and free from patent defects.

(b) Every crane driver or hoisting appliance operator shall be properly qualified and no person

under the age of 21 years shall be in charge of any hoisting machine including any scaffold

winch or give signals to operator.

(c) In case of every hoisting machine and of every chain ring hook, shackle, swivel and pulley

block used in hoisting or lowering or as means of suspension, safe working load shall be

ascertained by adequate means. Every hoisting machine and all gear referred to above shall be

plainly marked with safe working load. In case of hoisting machine having a variable safe

working load, each safe working load and the conditions under which it is applicable shall be

clearly indicated. No part of any machine or of any gear referred to above in this paragraph

shall be loaded beyond safe working load except for the purpose of testing.

(d) In case of departmental machine, safe working load shall be notified by the Engineer, as

regards Contractor’s machine the contractor shall notify safe working load of each machine to

the Engineer whenever he brings it to site of work and get it verified by the Engineer.

10. Motors, gearing, transmission, electric wiring and other dangerous parts of hoisting appliances

shall be provided with efficient safeguard, hoisting appliances shall be provided with such

means as will reduce to the minimum risk of accidental descent of load adequate precautions

shall be taken to reduce to the minimum risk of any part of a suspended load becoming

accidentally displaced. When workers are employed on electrical installations which are

already energized, insulating mats, wearing apparel such as gloves, sleeves and boots as may

be necessary, shall be provided. Workers shall not wear any rings, watches and carry keys or

other materials which are good conductors of electricity.

11. All scaffolds, ladders and other safety devices mentioned or described herein shall be

maintained in a safe condition and no scaffold, ladder or equipment shall be altered or

removed while it is in use Adequate washing facilities shall be provided at or near places of

work.


12. These safety provision shall be brought to the notice of all concerned by display on a notice

board at a prominent place at the work spot. Persons responsible for ensuring compliance with

the Safety Provision shall be named therein by the Contractor.

13. To ensure effective enforcement of the rules and regulations relating to safety precautions,

arrangements made by the Contractor shall be open to inspection by the Engineer or his

representative and the inspecting officers.

14. Notwithstanding the above provisions 1 to 13, the Contractor is not exempted from the

operation of any other Act or Rule in force.


ANNEXURE ‘B’

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ANNEXURE ‘C’

I N D E M N I T Y B O N D

(on Stamp Paper of value of Rs.100/-)

In consideration of Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation incorporated under BPMC Act 1949 and

having its office at Belapur Bhavan, 1st Floor, C.B.D. Belapur, Navi Mumbai- 400 614. (hereinafter

referred to as the Corporation, which expression, shall unless it be repugnant to the context or

meaning thereof includes its successors or assigns) having awarded to

M/s.___________________________________________ a partnership/ proprietorship/ Pvt. Ltd./

Ltd. Firm carrying in such name and style the business of construction (hereinafter referred to as the

Contractor Which expression shall, unless it be repugnant to the context or meaning thereof, includes

its partner or Partner/Proprietor for the time being or its surviving Partner or his heirs and executer)

for the work of

__________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________ at an _________ percent above/ below

estimated cost of Rs. ______________

and in compliance with one of the terms and conditions of the said Contract.

We, M/s._____________________________________________________ being the contractor do

hereby agree and undertake and indemnify and save harmless the corporation in consequence of the

manufacturing defect, patent manufacturing defect and construction defect found in the constructed

work at any time in a defect liability period of ________ years with the grant of completion certificate

by the Corporation to the Contractor in accordance with and subject to the provision of the said

contract.

It is hereby agreed and declared that the Additional City Engineer of the Corporation or any officer

acting as such Additional City Engineer of the Corporation shall be the competent Authority to decide

upon the question as to the defects in the construction of work and the remedy to be applied by the

Contractor for their rectification at his cost and his decision shall be final, conclusive and binding

upon both the Corporation and the Contractor, provided that the Additional City Engineer shall so

decide after giving an opportunity to the Contractor to represent his case.

We hereby agree and undertake irrevocable and unconditionally to carry out duly each and very

decision, order, direction or instruction as may be issued by the said Additional City Engineer or as

the case may be, the officer of the Corporation in his behalf and to rectify properly and promptly the

defect found by him.


FOR AND ON BEHALF OF M/S.

___________________________________________________

___________________________________________________

___________________________________________________

Place:-_____________

Date:- _____________

SEAL

NOTARY, MAHARASHTRA STATE

BEFORE ME

NOTARY

Maharashtra State

Noted and Registered at

________________________________________________

Serial No. _________________________________

For & on Behalf of Corporation

Accepted By,


PRICE VARIATION CLAUSE.

Accompaniment to the Government Resolution

Public Works Department No. CAT/06/04/148, dt.16/05/2005.

If during the operative period of the contract as defined in condition (i) below, there shall be any

varation in the consumer price Index (New series) for Industrial workers for Mumbai Center as per

the Labour Gazette published by the Commissioner of Labour, Government of Maharashtra and or in

the wholesale price index for all commodities prepared by the office of Economic Adviser, Ministry

of Industry, Government of India, or in the price of petrol/oil and lubricants and major construction

materials like bitumen, cement, steel various types of metal pipes etc, then subject to the other

conditions mentioned below, price adjustments, on account of

(1) Labour component

(2) Material component

(3) Petrol, Oil and Lubricant components

(4) Bitument Component

(5) HYSD & Mild Steel Component

(6) Cement Component

(7) C.I. and D.I. pipes component.

Calculation as per the formula, hereinafter appearing, shall be made. Apart from these, no other

adjustments shall be made to the contract price for any reasons whatsoever, component percentage as

given below are as of the total cost of work put to tender. Total of Labour, Material & POL

components shall be 100 and other components shall be as per actuals.

(1) Labour component K1 - 27 %

(2) Material component K2 - 72 %

(3) POL components K3 - 1 %

(4) Bitumen Component Actual

(5) T.M.T. Steel Component Actual

(6) Cement Component Actual

(7) C.I. and D.I. pipes component Actual

NOTE :- If cement, steel, Bitumen C.I. & D.I. pipes are supplied on schedule “A” then

respective component shall not be considered. Also if particulars component is

not relevent same shall be deleted.

(1) FORMULA FOR LABOUR COMPONENT :-

V1 = 0.85 Px[ K1 x L1-L0 ]

100 L0

Where :-

V1 = Amount of price variation in rupees to be allowed for labour component..

P = Cost of work done during the quarter under consideration.

Minus

The Cost of cement, T.M.T./H.Y.S.D. and Mild steel, Bitumen C.I. & D.I. pipes calculated at

the basic star rates as applicable for the tender, consumed during the quarter under

consideration. (These star rates shall be specified here) The Star Rates shall be Considered as

per the Material cost Considered for the preparation of estimate or at the time of comparison

with new D.S.R.

K1 = Percentage of Labour component as indicated above.

L0 = Basic consumer price Index shall be average wholesale price index for the

quarter

preceding the month in which to the date prescribed for receipt of tender falls.

L1 = Average consumer price Index for Mumbai Center for the quarter under

consideration.

(2) FORMULA FOR MATERIALS COMPONENT :-

V2 = 0.85 P x [ K2 x M1-M0 ]

100 M0

Where :-

V2 = Amount of price variation in rupees to be allowed for Material component.

P = Same as worked out for labour component.


K2 = Percentage of Material component as indicated above.

M0 = Basic wholesale price Index shall be average wholesale price index for the

quarter

preceeding the month in which to the last date prescribed for receipt of tender,

falls.

M1 = Average wholesale price Index during the quarter under consideration.

(3) FORMULA FOR PETROL, OIL AND LUBRICANT COMPONENT :-

V3 = 0.85 Px[ K3 x P1-P0 ]

100 P0

Where :-

V3 = Amount of price variation in rupees to be allowed for POL component.

P = Same as worked out for labour component.

K3 = Percentage of petrol, oil and lubricant component.

P0 = Average price of HSD at Mumbai during the quarter preceeding the

month in which the last date prescribed for receipt of tender falls.

P1 = Average price of HSD at Mumbai during the quarter under consideration.

(4) FORMULA FOR BITUMEN COMPONENT :-

V4 = QB (B1-B0)

Where,

V4 = Amount of price variation in rupees to be allowed for Bitumen component.

QB = Quantity of Bitumen (Grade) in metric tonnes used in the permanent works and

approved enabling works during the quarter under consideration.

B1 = Current average ex-refiners price per metric tonne of Bitumen (Grade) under

consideration including taxes (octroi, excise sales tax) during the quarter under

consideration.

B0 = Basic rate of Bitumen in rupees as per metric tonne as considered for working

out

value of P or average ex-refinery price in rupees per metric tone including

taxes, (octrol, excise sale tax) of Bitumen for the grade of bitumen under

consideration prevailing quarter preceding the month in which the last date

prescribed for receipt of tender falls. whichever is higher,


(5) FORMULA FOR HYSD AND TMT STEEL COMPONENT :-

V5 = S0 x [ Sl1-Sl0 ] x T

S10

V5 = Amount of price variation in rupees to be allowed for HYSD/TMT steel

component.

S0 = Basic rate of HYSD/ TMT steel in rupees per metric tonne as considered for

working out value of P.(Under consideration)

Sl1 = Average of steel Index as per RBI Bulletin for the quarter preceding the month

in

which the last date prescribed for receipt of tender, falls.

Sl0 = Average of steel Index as per RBI Bulletin for the quarter preceding the month

in

hich the last date of prescribed for receipt of tender, falls.

T = Tonnage of steel used in the permanent works for the quarter under

consideration.

(6) FORMULA FOR CEMENT COMPONENT :-

V6 = C0 x [ Cl1-Cl0 ] x T

Cl0

V6 = Amount of price escalation in rupees to be allowed for cement component.

C0 = Basic rate of cement in rupees per metric tonne as considered for working out

value of P

Cl1 = Average cement Index published in the RBI bulletin for the quarter under

consideration.

Clo = Average of cement Index published in the RBI Bulletin for the quarter

preceding

the month in which to the last date of prescribed for receipt of tender, falls.

T = Tonnage of cement used in the permanent works for the quarter under

consideration.

(7) FORMULA FOR C.I/D.I. PIPE COMPONENT :-

V7 = Qd x [ D1 – D0 ]

Where,

V7 = Amount of price escalation in rupees to be allowed for C.I./D.I. pipe

component.

D0 = Pig Iron basic price in rupees per tonne considered for working out value of P.

D1 = Average Pig Iron price in rupees per tonne during the quarter under

consideration

(published by HSCO)

Qd = Tonnage of C.I./D.I. pipes used in the works during the quarter under

consideration.


The following conditions shall prevail :-

(i) The operative period of the contract shall mean the period commencing from the date of

the work order issued to the contractor and ending on the date on which the time allowed

for the completion of the works specified in the contract for work expires, taking into

consideration the extension of time it any for completion of the work granted by Engineer

under the Relevant clause of the conditions of contract in case other than those where such

extension in necessitated on account of default of the contractor. The decision of the

Engineer as regards the operative period of the contract shall be final and binding on the

contractor. Where any compensation for liquidated damages is levied on the contractor on

account of delay in completion of inadequate progress under the Relevant contract

provisions,, for the balance of work from the date of levy of such compensation the price

adjustment amount shall be worked out by pegging the indices L, M, C, P, B, SI and CI to

the levels corresponding to the date from which such compensation is levied.

(ii) This price variation clauses shall be applicable to all contracts in B-1/B-2 and “C” form

but shall not apply for piece works. The Price variation shall be determined during each

quarter as per formula given above in this clause.

(iii) The price variation under this clause shall not be payable for the extra items required to be

executed during the completion of the work and also on the excess quantities of items

payable under the provision of clause 38/37 of the contract from B-1, B-2 respectively.

Since the rates payable for the extra times or the extra quantities under clause are to be

fixed as per the current DSR or as mutually agreed to yearly revision till completion of

such work. In other words, when the completion/execution of extra items as well as extra

quantities under clause 38/37 of the contract from B-1/B-2 extends beyond the operative

date of the DSR then the rates payable for the same beyond that date shall be revised with

reference to the current DSR prevalent at that time on year to year basis or revised in

accordance with mutual agreement thereon, as provided for the contract whichever is less.

(iv) This clause is operative both ways, i.e. if the price variation as calculated above is on the

plus side, payment on account of the price variation shall be allowed to the contractor and

if it is on the negative side, the government shall be entitled to recover the same from the

contractor and the amount shall be deductible from the any amounts due and payable under

the contract.

(v) To the extent that full compensation for any rise or fall in costs to the contractor is not

entirely covered by the provision of this or other clauses in the contract, the unit rate and

prices included in the contract shall be deemed to include amounts to cover the

contingency of such other actual rise of fall in costs.

vi) Basic rates of materials will be consider as per P.W.D.(Thane Circle)for the year 2011-12.

Cement – Rs. 5600/- Per M.T.

T.M.T. Steel – Rs. 42000/- Per M.T.

Structural Steel – Rs. 41000/- Per M.T.


DETAIL SPECIFICATION FOR CIVIL WORKS

1.0 SITE INSPECTION

EARTHWORK IN SITE LEVELING

2.1 General

Applicable provisions of conditions of contract shall govern the work under this section.

2.2 Work included

The contractor shall provide materials, labour, plant and equipment to complete the work

indicated or specified herein or both.

2.3 Sequence of Site Levelling

The Contractor shall level the site in accordance with the sequence of earth leveling as shown

on the drawing.

2.4 Cleaning and Grubbing work

All Areas to be excavated for attaining specified levels and for obtaining fill material and

areas where filling has to be done shall be cleared of all vegetation, shrubs, bushes, trees, roots

etc. The Contractor shall break and remove unwanted structures and building, including

foundations, fencing, drains and empty and cleanse all old wells, ponds and cesspools. All

tree stumps shall be removed and roots shall be excavated and removed. The cleared and

grubbed areas shall be maintained free from vegetation and any vegetable growth during the

progress of the work. All materials obtained from cleaning and grubbing shall be dumped in

allotted areas.

2.5 Stripping

The area to be filled shall be stripped of all materials such as vegetation, organic soil, silt etc.

The surface shall be stripped to be depth of 80 mm to 200 mm as may be necessary to obtain

a foundation of satisfactory density and stability all materials that may be soft yielding or

likely to become unstable with saturation or which may interface with the creation of proper

bond between the foundation and filling shall be removed. The material obtained from

stripping should be dumped in allotted areas.

2.6 Excavation of High Areas

All materials required for the fillings shall be taken from high areas which are to be brought to

specialized reduced levels. The earth obtained from specified sections of high areas shall be

placed in specific sections of the zone of filling. The high areas shall be so worked that the

selected materials as required shall be obtainable as close to the point of utilization as possible

and shall not interfere with any permanents structure or disfigure any part of the work. The

depth of the cut form of each high area shall be as shown as on the drawings. These slopes

shall be cleared of all loose drawings. These slopes shall be cleared of all loose or insecure

fragments on blocks which may cause injury or damage by falling or slipping. The contractor

shall take particular care to excavate only to specified levels. In case any excavation is carried

out to levels deeper than specified, no claims for payment for excavation beyond the specified

depth will be admissible. The contractor shall then have to make good excavation at his own

cost and bring the area to the specified levels.


2.7 Earth fill Materials

All suitable material excavated from high areas shall be used for filling the low areas. The

contractor shall maintain at his own cost all haul roads in connection with the work. These

roads shall be graded and well watered from time to time to prevent dust nuisance and to

provide good visibility in the working areas.

2.8 Placing Earth Fill

Roots, sods, wood or other organic matter shall not be placed in the fill. Before a new layer is

laid, existing ruts or other unevenness in the surface of the layer shall be removed and the

surface of the layer shall be scarified and roughened by harrowing and plugging to obtain

bond with the material to be placed. The fill material shall be in continuous horizontal layers

not exceeding 200 mm. Thickness. The fill material shall be kept slightly sloping from the

center to the edges avoid formation of pools during the rains. Dozers graders shall be used for

spreading and leveling the material to uniform thickness.

2.9 Compacting

In filled up areas such as embankments and other c compaction shall be carried out by sheep’s

foot roller capable of giving a bearing pressure of 25 Kg. Per sq.cm. of the foot area in

contact as a given time. The layers of the earth fill placed shall be compacted till the feet of

the sheep’s feet roller commence rising out of the ground. The layers shall be watered before

rolling. If the material laid down for compaction is to wet in the opinion of the

Engineer/Architect, then the Contractor shall allow it to be aerated till the optimum moisture is

reached and then start the process of compaction.

Graders and dozers shall be used to keep the layers uniform so that extreme variations in depth

do not occur. In case of inaccessible places such as ground culvert pipes, headers. building

foundations etc. Technically driven on hand tampers shall be used.

2.10 Blasting

Blasting shall be carried out as specified under Clause 4.0

2.11 Embankments

The finished formation width, side slopes and grade of the embankments shall be true to line

and level as shown on the drawings.

The embankments shall be made up in layers not exceeding s 30 mm thickness over the whole

width between the surface of the side slopes and shall be slightly concave in section so as to

retain the water for water subsidence. All large clods shall be broken up by labour specially

detailed for this work.

When embankments are on side-long ground the whole area of the embankment on slope shall

be benched out or stepped so as to prevent the material from slipping.


In construction of embankments over the culverts or pipe drains care shall be taken to bring

the embankments up, equally, ;on both side and over the top of the structure. Earth

embankments shall be compacted as specified in clause 2.9 and in rock embankment, the rock

filling shall be carefully packed for the depths as shown on the drawing.

If embankments are made from borrow pits, the Contractor shall excavate the earth from

borrow pits at the locations indicated on the drawings. The shall be regular in width the shape

and shall be properly graded, drained and finished with neatly trimmed slopes.

2.12 Cuttings

The section of the cutting shall be as shown on the drawings. The sides of all cuttings in rock

shall be cleared out all loose or insecure fragments or blocks which may cause inquiry or

damage by falling.

Where in the sides of rock cuttings inferior stone or soft materials intervene between layers of

hard rock or where the rock after dressing and exposure will not permanently with stand and

effect or weather, such inferior stone or soft material or loose rock shall be excavated to an

approved depth and the resulting space built up with masonry or concrete so as to ensure a

solid uniformly battered face.

Where soft and unsuitable material is encountered in cuttings at formation level or

immediately thereunder it shall be excavated to such levels directed by the Engineer/Architect.

The resultant excavation shall be filled with suitable materials and compacted as specified in

Clause 2.9.

2.13 Water Courses and Drains

Excavations carried out in diversion, enlargements, deepening, or straightening of streams,

water course, or ditches, shall be performed as shown on the drawings. All surplus suitable

material obtained from such excavations shall be used for filling low areas and/or

embankments.

Where water courses have to diverted from the sites of embankments or other works, the

original ;channels shall be cleared of all vegetable growths and soft deposits and filled in with

approved materials and compacted as specified in Clause 2.9 open ditches and catch water

drains from drainage purposes shall be cut to such cross section as shown on the drawing. The

sides shall be dressed fair throughout and the bottoms accurately ;graded so as to drain the

water to the outlet. All suitable material excavated from the ditches and catch water drains

shall be used for filling low areas and/ or embankment.


3.0 EAST WORK IN EXCAVATION FOR FOUNDATIONS, BASEMENT DRAINS,

CULVERTS ETC.

3.1 General

Applicable provisions of conditions of contract shall govern work under this section.

3.2 Work included

The Contractor furnish labour, material, plant and equipment to complete excavation, filling ,

backfilling , leveling grading and compacting as indicated or specified herein or both.

3.3 Grub up Old foundations, Drains etc.

The Contractor shall grub up old roots, break up and remove old concrete or brick

foundations, drains or manholes, empty and cleanse all old , wells, cesspools and ponds, found

prior to during progress of excavation, seal up connections where required, remove all

contaminated earth and fill in voids with hard materials and well ram.

3.4 Excavation and Cutting

The Contractor shall excavate to remove materials of any nature or description which may be

encounted and excavate to the depths, widths, and inclinations as shown on the drawings

and/or indicated. The contractor shall not remove trees that are to remain as directed.

The excavated material shall be classified precautions to prevent ingress of water into

excavated areas, trenches, pits etc. during construction.

3.5 Variation in Excavation

Bad Ground : Should the bottom of any excavation appear to be soft, unsound or unstable,

the contractor shall report the matter to the Engineer/Architect and if the Engineer/Architect so

directs, Shall excavate the same to indicated depths. In case of such extra excavations the

extra depth shall be filled up with concrete or such other materials as the Engineer/Architect

shall direct, such extra excavations and fillings shall be valued and paid for as an authorized

extra.

Excavation the deep : If the Contractor excavates to level lower than those shown drawings for

reason whatsoever, he shall fill it up at his own expense to the proper level with brick work or

concrete as in the case of slips or fails. No payments will be made for excavation taken down

to depths lower than those shown on the drawings.

Slips and Falls : Every precautions shall be taken against slips and falls of earth, clay, sand or

other materials in the excavations, but in the event of any occurring, the contractor shall at his

own expense make good the space affected by the slips or falls, though the affected area may

be outside the dimensions of the work ordered.

The Engineer/Architect will determine in each case whether such affected areas is to be filled

up in whole in part with concrete, brick work or masonry of the quality used in the adjoining

work or where only a part is to be so filled, the materials to be used for this remaining part.

If in the opinion of the Engineer/Architect there is a possibility of the new constructed work

having been damaged or disturbed by such collapse, the work shall be laid bare at the expense

of the Contractor. Any damage shall be made good by the Contractor at his expense.

3.6 Shoring, Planking and Strutting

The Contractor shall support and maintain adjoining and abutting property and structures to

render work safe to persons and property.

The Contractor shall provide necessary docking, guard, fences, planking and the like to

maintain safe pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

The Contractor shall replace or repair at his own cost and in an approved manner, all work

damaged through removal of such temporary work in improper protective work.

The Contractor shall plant and struct as may be required the sides of all excavations.

3.7 Excavate over Surface

The Contractor shall excavate the surface of the site to remove vegetable soil and carry such

soil to separate spoil heaps on the allotted site within 100m.

3.8 Protection

The contractor shall provide and lay all boards necessary to protect the sides of the

excavations from the effects of inclement weather.


All trenches at all times shall be kept free from water.

The Contractor at his own expense shall pump out or otherwise, remove all water which may

occur during the continuance of the contract.

3.9 Pumping

The Contractor shall provide and operate pumps or other equipments necessary to drain and

keep all excavations, pits, trenches etc. free from water.

3.10 Filling and Rough Grading

For backfilling, the Contractor shall use earth excavated from the foundations, free from

organic and other objectionable matter. The backfilling shall be done in uniform horizontal

layers not exceeding 300 mm. In thickness and rammed and watered as required to consolidate

properly.

Immediately upon the completion of each phase of the work, the contractor shall at his own

expense level the mounds or heaps of earth which may have become surplus in the execution

of thw work within a lead of 10 mkj. And the contractor shall not be paid for double handling

of the spoil.

If sufficient materials are not available on the site to complete all filling to required grades,

they shall be brought to site from outside.

4.0 BLASTING

4.1 General

Applicable provisions of conditions of Contract shall govern work under this section.

4.2 Work included

The Contractor shall furnish labour, materials, plant and tools to complete the work indicated

or specified herein on both. The Contractor shall strictly followed the latest Government

Statutory Laws regarding the safety precautions for storage, use of explosives and blasting

operations.


4.3 Storing and Transport

Explosive shall be stored in clean, dry well ventilated magazines to be built for the purpose.

Fuses and detonators shall be stored in separate magazines. Detonators and explosives shall

be transported separately to the blasting site.

4.4 Preparation for Blasting

Explosives shall be kept dry and away from the direct rays of the sun, naked lights, steam

pipes or heated metal etc. Only the quantity of explosive required for a particular amount of

firing to be done shall be brought to the site of work. All surplus explosive loft after filling the

holes shall be removed at lease 400 mm. From the firing point. A wooden steaming rod shall

be used to pushed the cartridge into the shot-hole. Metal rod or rammer shall not be permitted

on the site of the works. The charges shall be pressed firmly into plane and not rammed or

pounded.

The explosive shall be fired by means of an electric detonator placed inside a cartridge and

connected to the firing cable. Due precautions shall be taken to keep the firing circuit

insulated from the ground, bare wires, rails, pipes or any other path of stray currents and to

keep the lead wires short circuited until ready to fire.

4.5 Drilling Rock for Blasting

Holes for changing explosives shall be drilling with pneumatic drills, the drilling pattern

being so planned that rock pieces after blasting will be suitable for handling without

secondary blasting. The rock pieces so blasted shall be neatly stacked at allotted places.

4.6 Blasting Operation

Before any blasting is carried out the contractor shall ensure that all workman vehicle and

equipment on the site are cleared from an area of 300 meteres radius from the firing point, at

least 15 minutes before the firing time by sounding a warning siren. The area shall be

encircled by red flags.

The Contractor shall employ a competent and experienced licensed supervisor in charge of

each set of operation, who shall beheld responsible to ensure that all the safety regulations are

followed.

The firing shall be conducted by supervisor and the number and of shots fired at a time shall

not exceed the permissible limits. In case of misfires the unexploded charges shall be carefully

located after half an hour and shall be exploded by drilling a fresh hole along side the misfired

hole (but not nearer than 600 mm. from it) and by exploding a new charge. The workman

shall not return to the site to firing until at least half an hour after firing.

4.7 Controlled Blasting

When Blasting is conduced in the neighborhood of roads, structures, buildings or any place

which requires controlled blasting, the Contractor shall drill only window shot-holes. These

holes shall be filed with a light charge of explosive and the blast controlled by placing steel

plates loaded with gunny bags filled with sand or earth over the hole and covering them with

wire net fixed to the ground, so as to ensure that the blasted material do not scatter.

In such cases short delay blasting may be adopted.


5.0 EARTH FILLING IN PLINTH AND BACK FILLING AROUND FOUNDATION PITS

5.1 General

Applicable provisions of Conditions of Contract shall govern work under this section.

5.2 Work included

The Contractors shall supply materials, labour, plants and tools to complete the work

indicated or specified herein on both.

5.3 Workmanship

Before doing the backfilling, The Contractor shall remove all shoring and framework, all bits

of timber, cement bags and all other rubbish.

The filling in plinth shall be of approved earth free from harmful mineral and vegetable

matter. Clays subject to volume changes because of moisture variation such as black cotton

soil, shall not be used for filling.

The backfilling shall be done with selected and approved excavated earth which is free from

large boulders, lumps or similar material, and shall be deposited in layers not exceeding

200mm in depth. Each layer shall be rammed thoroughly before the next layer is deposited.

The filling under the floors shall be done in layers not exceeding 150mm in depth. Each

layers shall be thoroughly consolidated by watering and ramming. When filling has reached

the approximate level, the area filled shall be flooded with water and the fill shall be allowed

to settle. When the water has been absorbed in the soil, the whole area shall be finally

rammed and dressed to the required level.

6.0 PLAIN AND REINFORCED CONCRETE WORK

6.1 General

Applicable provisions of conditions of Contract shall govern work under this section.

6.2 Work Included

Supplying all materials, garding aggregates and transporting, handling, protecting and storing

materials for concrete.

Preparing, sampling and testing and concrete mixes.

Mixing, controlling and transporting concrete of all grades and conducting field tests.

Setting, bracing, typing, aligning and checking concrete formwork and constructing pannels

and specials units or providing pre-fabricated unit forms in connects therewith.

Providing and erecting scaffolding.

Providing, fabricating, installing and typing steel reinforcement and dowels.

Fixing anchor bolts and sleeves and settings, typing and aligning for embedments.

Installing and aligning curb angles, pipe sleeves and drains, post, stockets, inserts, furring

anchor devices, hangers, water stops, expansion joint fillers etc. for embedment.


Placing concrete3 in building and equipment foundations, footings, piers, walls, slabs and

floors, underpinning, retaining walls, abutments, tunnels, head walls and piping anchor blocks,

storage bins, and track hoppers electrical vaults, conduit beams and trenches, machinery and

equipment foundations, basements, pits and pedestals, cooling tower basing and substructures

etc.

Placing tremie, fast setting, hear and water resistant concrete, open drain and drilled tunnel

timings or other type requiring special procedure.

Placing lean concrete fill in areas where excavations extends below required depths and where

membrane water proofing under floors is indicated.

Applying and joining plies of medmbranes and coal tar water proofing materials with

protective coverings and damp-proofing coats on walls and layers under slabs.

Finishing and protecting floor, slabs, and preparing concrete surfaces for separate coverings,

linings and refractors.

Curing, removing forms, patching and correcting defects, falling from the recesses cleaning

concrete work.

Grouting base, bearing the sole plates, machinery and equipment bed frames as well as

cleaning and grouting constructions joints and preparation for placing additional lifts.

6.3 Materials

Cement :- Ordinary Portland Cement shall conform to IS : 260 and Portland Blast Furnace

Slag cement shall conform to IS : 56.

Reinforcement :- Reinforcement shall M.S. round rods conforming to IS : 432 or IRC mesh

fabric reinforcement conforming to IS : 1666 or mild steel and medium tensile steel deformed

bars conforming to IS : 1139 or cold twisted steel bars conforming to IS : 1786 and shall be

free from oil, paint, rust or coatings. The binding wire shall be annealed approved wire.

Joint Fillers :- Expansion joint fillers shall be approved non extruding, resilient filers as

shown in drawing.

Waterstops :- For expansion and constructions joints waterstops shall be of rubber, PVC or

20 guage G.I. sheet as indicated in the Bill of Quantities or drawings.

Waterproofing Membrane :- The waterproofing membrane materials and treatment shall be

of a type shown on the drawings.

Water :- Water shall be clean and of potable quality.

6.4 Concrete Mix

The Concrete shall be controlled concrete as defined by IS: 456. The grades of concrete shall

be as indicated on the drawings or as specified and the strength requirements shall be in

accordance with

IS : 456.

The contractor shall grade the aggregate and control the water cement ration as specified in IS

:456 and satisfy the Engineer/Architect by frequent tests at his own cost that the correct grade

of concrete is used. The maximum total quantity of aggregate by weight per 50 kg. Of cement

shall not exceed 450 kg except where otherwise specifically permitted by the engineer /

architect.

Coarse Aggregates Range Where used

40mm to 6mm Mass foundation, heavy

ground slabs and where ever

possible. Walls over 250mm and floor

slabs over 150mm.

20mm to 6mm Walls and Slabs thinner

than those mentioned above.

6mm to and below Grouting.

The maximum size of aggregates used shall be as indicated in the drawing and the bill of

quantities.

Where reinforcement is too closely spaced for the maximum size stone in a range, the largest

suitable range will be used with the approval of the Engineer / Architect.


6.5 Mixing

All components of concrete will be proportioned by weight for each grade and preferably a

batch mixing plant shall be used unless volumetricmix is permitted by the Engineer /

Architect. When mixed in a power mixer, it shall be equipped with automatic devices for

control of speed, gauging of water and timing the mixing period, clean potable water only will

be added Batches shall not exceed the capacity which can be mixed efficiently as determined

by mixer efficiently as conform to manufacture’s recommended rate but shall not vary more

than 10 nor exceed 30 m/minute. Net minimum mixing time will begin when all water is in

the mixer and based on mixer size, will be 1 ¾ to 2 minutes for 5/3.5 mixer. Excessive mixing

shall be avoided.

When had mixing is permitted, it shall be carried out on a water tight platform and care shall

be taken to ensure that mixing is continued until the mass is uniform in color and consistency.

Consistency : Consistency will be controlled as per IS : 456 and checked by slump tests in

accordance with IS : 1199. maximum slump for mechanically vibrated concrete shall be as

follows :

Mass construction and pavements : 50mm

Unreinforced foundation walls : 62mm - 75mm

and footings.

Reinforced foundation walls : 75mm – 87mm

and footings.

Reinforced beams, slabs, walls : 100mm

and columns.

Tests : Sampling, making up, curing and testing of specimen will comply with the IS :

456, IS : 516 and IS : 1199.


6.6 Form Work

The form work shall conform to IS : 456. from shall be prefabricated standard or shop built

panels or built – in place units and shall be constructed, stiffened and braced to withstand the

pressure of concrete contingent upon temperature, rate and depth of placing and the spacing of

ties. All forms shall be made up with tight joints to contain the grout. From oil shall be applied

to all panels.

Setting : Panels and units shall be set to true dimensions and alignment and rigidly tied, waled

and braced to prevent distortion and displacement from placing operations, for surfaces

exposed to view, the contact face shall be such that concrete shall present a smooth, neat

appearance. Slip forms where used shall provide smooth even surface true to dimension and

alignment and shall be free of unsightly off – sets, fins and bulges. The tolerances for wall

thickness and general dimensions shall be held to the line consistent with good construction

practice.

Tie Rod : Standard form tips, clamps, bolts and inserts shall be of adequate strength for the

spacing, spreaders, either removable or embedded type shall properly maintain wall thickness.

Tie rod shall be kerfed or notched type to permit removal, so that no end metal is less than

12mm. back from concrete surfaces. For tie rods of the type which have to be completely

pulled out or to remain embedded, wire shall not be used.

Stripping :- The Period or removal or forms shall conform to IS: 456. Any variation from

code requirements shall be subject to written approval of the Engineer/Architect.

6.7 Reinforcement

Workmanship shall conform to IS:2502. All metal reinforcement shall be freed from loss mill

scale, rust, oil and grease immediately before placing of concrete. Reinforcement shall not be

straightened in a manner that will injure the material. They shall be placed lapped and

maintained in positions and to length. Shown in the drawing. The correct clearance from the

form shall be maintained by provisions of precise concrete Blocks.

All intersections of longitudinal and transverse bars shall be securely tied together with

approved binding wire. The binding wire shall be so placed that it touches all the four corners

of the intersection and the two ends shall be looped with pliers. The cost of blinding wire and

spacer blocks shall be included in the cost of reinforcement.

Welded joints may be used but in all cases of important connections, tests shall be made to

prove that the joints are of the full strength of bars connected. Welding shall be done in

accordance with IS: 2751 and special precautions shall be adopted for cold worked bars. But

welding between the ends of a rod line, whereby stress is transferred across the section may

be adopted only for mild steel bars. For mild steel bars which have had their strength

increased by cold working, the stress at the weld shall be limited to the strength of mild steel

before cold working.

In case of tack welding used for fixing reinforcement in their position, no special precautions

need to be taken.


6.8 Embedments

All embedments shall be accurately set and rigidly fastened. Anchor bolts shall be set to

template and firmly secured in vertical and horizontal line at required positions. Water stops

shall be secured against displacement during the placing of concrete. The joints for G.S. water

stops shall be soldered watertight and those of PVC and rubber shall be joined by cementing

and vulcanizing Expansion joint filters shall be for the full depth of slabs or full width in

walls and shall be cemented with a bituminous cement against previously placed concrete.

The ends shall be butted tight and the upper edge set flush with finished slabs.

6.9 Placing

Transporting Concrete :- Concrete shall be transported from the mixing plant to the forms as

rapidly as possible by means that will prevent segregation or flash set in the concrete during

hot weather. The containers shall be such as to prevent heavy evaporation. At the time of

placing concrete in very hot weather, care shall be taken to see that the temperature of wet

concrete does not exceed 38 degrees centigrade.

Before placing concrete, all framework, emdebments and reinforcement shall be checked for

completeness, location, dimensions, square and plumb. All chips and saw dust or other foul

matter shall be removed from within the forms. The base surface shall be well moistened and

puddles wiped up. Placing equipment and accessories shall be kept clean and free of partially

set grout and concrete and maintained in proper working order.

Placing Aids :- In general, placing shall be direct by transporting buckets. Where it is

necessary to deposit the concrete at level differences of more than 1.5m, short chutes shall be

used. Short chutes and hoppers shall be so designed and installed that segregation will not

take place. In cases where chutes are impracticable due to excessive drop

Construction Joints :- In general construction joints shall be limited to those indicated on the

drawings. In the mass concrete, construction joints may be indicated to the drawings but shall

be made at breaks, offsets or other convenient levels, as controlled by volume, plant capacity

and time factors. Such construction joints shall be so located that they do not impair the

strength of the structure. All construction joints shall be cleaned with were brush of water to

remove all laitance and loose material to expose the aggregate. Immediately before placing

fresh concrete, the surface of previously placed concrete shall be grouted.

Compaction :- Concrete in general shall be consolidated by vibration using high frequency

mechanically driven vibrators. Concrete shall be placed in layers at least 300mm.deep in

walls and approximately 450mm in mass pours. Vibrators shall not penetrate more than

50mm into the surface of previously placed layers. Care shall be taken not to over vibrate any

concrete and especially those with higher slumps. Spare vibrators in good operating condition

shall be on hand during placing operations.

Special Concreting :- The placing of underwater concrete shall follow IS: 456 in all respects

for the method employed. Special types of concrete shall be placed by methods most suitable

for the particular conditions.


Grout :- The base plates of columns and anchor bolts shall be grouted with a mixture

consisting of 1 part of cement and 2 parts of sand with the addition of correct quantity of water

to get the desired consistency. The grout shall be thoroughly worked in and compacted so

that the entire space is filled with dense grout.

Non-shrink grout where indicated, shall be placed in accordance with the method specified by

the manufactures.

6.10 Curing and Protection

Curing of concrete with water shall comply with IS:456. Curing compounds shall be used

subject to approval by the Engineer/Architect. Finished floors shall be protected carefully

until completely set. Protection of concrete against extreme weather conditions shall comply

with the I.S.Sector.

6.11 Repairing and Patching

Pockets of rock formed due to segregation over vibration or other causes shall be completely

removed and the void properly keyed and reinforced if necessary. The face shall be tightly

formed and arranged for providing a head in the concrete. The cavity shall be filled with the

same concrete as used for the structure and thoroughly rodded or vibrated when vibrated

when possible. The filled hopper shall be left in place until shrinkage has taken place and the

concrete sets sufficiently to stay in place. While still alive, the upper part of form and hopper

shall be removed and excess concrete struck off and finished with wood flat or trowel to match

existing concrete. Any fins or unsightly grout runs or bugles shall be removed from surfaces

exposed to view. Form rod holes shall be pointed up with cement or grouted to match the

existing surface as closely as possible. No cement washes shall be used unless particularly

called for on drawings.

7.0 REINFORCED CONCRETE WORK FOR SHELL AND FOLDED PLATE WORK

7.1 General

Applicable provisions of conditions of contract shall govern the work under this section.

7.2 Work Included

The Contractor shall furnish all materials, labour, plant, equipment, tools, to complete the

work indicated or specified herein or both.

Supplying all materials, grading aggregates and transporting, handling, protecting and storing,

materials for concrete.

Preparing, sampling and testing concrete mixes.

Mixing, controlling and transporting concrete of all types and conducing field tests.

Setting, bracing, typing, aligning and checking concrete formwork and constructing panels and

special units or providing prefabricated unit forms in connections therewith.

Providing, fabricating, installing, typing steel reinforcement and dowels.

Fixing anchor bolts and sleeves and setting, typing and aligning for embedment.

Installation and aligning curb angles, pipe sleeves and drains, post sockets, inserts, furring

anchor devices, hinges, water stops, expansion joint fillers etc. embedment.


Placing concrete for roofs, slabs and floors,

Applying and jointing plies of membranes and coal tar waterproofing materials with

protective coverings, and damp proofing coats on walls and layers under slabs.

Finishing and protecting floor slabs and preparing concrete surfaces for separate coverings,

linings etc .

Curing, removing forms, patching and correcting defects, filling form tie recesses and cleaning

concrete work.

7.3 Materials

All Material shall be as specified under clause 6.0

7.4 Concrete Mix

The Concrete shall be controlled concrete as defined in IS:456. The grades of concrete shall

be as indicated on the drawings. The water cement ration shall be in accordance with IS:456

and for attaining greater workability an approved admixture may be provided if such

admixture does not impair the strength of concrete.

The maximum slumps shall be as follows :

Type of work Slumps

Shells (Mech. Vibrated) 25 mm

Folded Plate 40 mm

Shell Folded plate (handtamped) 50 mm

Edge beams 40 mm

The strength of various grades of concrete should be as specified in clause 6.4.

7.5 Mixing

Mixing shall be performed as specified in Clause 6.5

Tests :- Sampling, Making up, curing and testing of specimen shall comply with IS: 456,

IS:516 and IS : 1199.

7.6 Form Work

Formwork shall be as specified in Clause 6.6, subject to the following additional specification.

7.6.1 Sequence of Operation

The Contractor shall indicate in advance to the Engineer/Architect his sequence of operation

of formwork and concreting and shall obtain prior approval of the same. The form work shall

be erected for the entire shell unit including the edge beams. The formwork for the edge

beams and traverse shall not be connected with the formwork of the shells/folded plates. The

supports required for the edge beams, traverses and shells/folded plates in one bay shall not be

disturbed until the entire concreting in that bay is completed and the concreted has attained the

requisite strength.


The following sequence of operation shall be followed :

i) Erection of formwork for edge beams and traverses.

ii) Fabrication and placing of reinforcement and concreting upto construction joints as

indicated on the drawings.

iii) Removal of formwork with retention of requisite support.

iv) Erection of formwork for the entire shell/folded plate.

v) Fabrication and placing of reinforcement and concreting.

vi) Curing and removal of formwork.

vii) Waterproofing.

viii) Finishing.

Approval of the Engineer/Architect shall be obtained regarding design and sequence of

operation of mobile formwork if such formwork is to be used and such formwork shall be

specifically approved by the Engineer/Architect after erection.

7.7 Reinforcement

The Reinforcement work shall be carried out s specified in Clause 6.7, in addition, the

following specification shall apply.

The contractor shall maintain continually of steel between the shells/folded plates and the

edges beams and traverse.

Laps of adequate lengths of welded joints as specified shall be provided. The minimum

number of joints for lengthening of bars shall be used and the joints shall be staggered.

If the joints are but-welded, the welding shall be entrusted only to experience welders and the

welding shall be done with extreme caution in accordance with IS:275, one percent of of bars

welded shall be tested to destruction, at the cost of contractor.

Special reinforcement couplings may be provided in edge beams to avoid congestion of bars

due to laps and hooks.

7.8 Embedment

The work of embedment shall be carried out as specified in Clause 6.8.

7.9 Planning

The placing of concrete shall be carried out as specified in Clause 6.9, in addition the

following specification shall apply.

Edge beams and traverses shall be concreted first. The edge beams and traverses shall be cast

upto a level shown in the drawings.

Concreting of the shell/folded plate shall be done to full thickness and not in layers.

Construction joints shall be positioned as indicated on the drawings or as directed by the

Engineer/Architect.

The portion of an upstand beam, if any, shall be concreted as soon as possible after concreting

of the shell.


For casting the shell/folded plate either mechanical compaction with vibrators or hand tamping

may be used. Mechanical compaction shall be done with screed vibrators. The use of needle

vibrators shall be restricted to edge beams, traverses or thickened portions of shell.

Concreting may be done in strips of convenient widths parallel to the curves edge, each strip

shall be started at the lowest level and concreted upwards. Special care shall be taken in

tamping the concrete in deep downstand stiffening beams to ensure adequate compaction.

The thickness of the shell/folded plates at various points shall be as indicated on the drawings

and in not case shall be thickness be varied from those specified.

The thickness of the shell/folded plate shall be controlled by using cement mortar blocks of

corresponding thickness. As shell/folded plate thickness varies from the edge beams to the

crown. The thickness these two points as indicated by the Engineer/Architect.

Proper arrangement shall be made to avoid displacement of steel during placing of concrete by

providing walkways above the level of the finished concrete and supported at intervals free

from the reinforcement so as to avoid disturbance of the reinforcement. The surface of the

concrete shell/folded plate shall be smoothing with a person with a wooden flat to the correct

curve which shall be set by templates.

7.10 Curing :-

The surface shall be kept wet for a minimum period of 14 days by covering it with sand,

gunny bags, straw or other suitable material and spraying constantly wit water. Embrace

curing if permitted by the Engineer/ Arhcitect, may be adopted as an alternative and adequate

care shall be taken to prevent moisture contained in the concrete from dissipating through any

flaw in the

membrane cover or inefficiently sealed joints and edges.

7.11 Striking of Formwork :-

The process of stripping shall be graduals, without shock and so controlled that the overall

stress pattern in the structure, at any stage of stripping is reasonably similar to the pattern

expected after stripping. The sequence of operations for stripping, the periods between

concreting and the commencement of the stripping (determined as given below) and between

various operations of stripping shall have the prior approval of the Engineer/Architect. The

period between the completion of concreting and the commencement of stripping will be

concreting and the basis of the concrete having attained 70 to 85 perfect of the 28 days

strength.

7.12 Repairing and Patching :-

The work of repairing and patching shall be carriage out on specified clause 6.10

8.0 PRECAST CONTRACT WORK :-

8.1 General :-

Applicable provision of conditions of contract shall given work under this section .

8.2 Work Included :-

The contractor shall furnish materials, labour, plant and tools to completion the work indicated

or specified herein both.


8.3 Materials :-

Materials shall be specified in clause 6.3

8.4 Workmanship :-

The workmanship shall be as specified under clause 6.0 of the specification subject to

additional conditions specified below.

8.5 Concrete Proportioning :-

The concrete mix to be adopted shall be indicated on the drawing and the strength

requirements shall confirm to IS : 456.

8.6 Formwork and Moulds :-

The form work and/or moulds for precast concrete members shall be made of metal and true

shape and dimension of the finished product as indicated on the drawings.

The moulds shall be close jointed and perfectly smooth with joints caulked to prevent leakage

of cement slurry. The moulds shall be of rigid constructions to prevent distortion with the

bulging of sides and base. The moulds should be designed with suitable fastenings to allow

them to be struck without to the casting.

The moulds shall generally be vibrated on mechanically operated vibrating table.

8.7 Marking of Units. :-

All precast members shall be marked in a manner approved by the Engineer/Architect in a

conspicuous place, with date of manufacture and marking number. The upper of the member

shall be marked distinctly to ensure proper handling.

9.0 GUNITING WORK

9.1 General :-

Applicable provisions of conditions of contract shall be f\given work under this sections.


The Contractor shall provide materials, labour, tools, plant tom completion the work indicated

or specified herein or both.

9.3 Materials :-

Cement :- Cement shall conform IS : 269.

Aggregate : -

Fine aggregate shall be approved river or pit sand shall conform to IS 383

Reinforcement :- Reinforcement shall be electrically welded mesh fabric consisting of 8 guage

wire in both directions spaced at 150 mm, centers. Dowels shall be 12 mm, dia MS rounds 75

mm. Long spaced at 750 mm centers.

9.4 Proportion and Thickness :_

The mix of cement and sand shall be 1 part of cement to 3 parts of sand unless otherwise in the

bill of quantities or on the drawing.

9.5 Preparation s of Surface :-

The surface to be gunited shall be lightly chipped and thoroughly cleaned of any dirt or grease

and all the loose particles shall be removes and the surface shall be fully wetted.

9.6 Fixing Reinforcement :-

Necessary holes shall be drilled on the concrete surface at required intervals. The dowel bars

shall be inserted in these holes and tied to the main reinforcement wherever possible. The

dowels shall be grouted and the grout shall be allowed to set at least for one day. After the

grout has set, fabric reinforcement shall be laid on the concrete surface and tied to the dowel

with 18 guage annealed binding wires. The fabrics reinforcement shall have a minimum lap of

300 mm., and an average cover of 20 mm from the existing concrete surface.

9.7 Workmanship :-

Water pressure shall be 1.05 kg / cm2 guage. Air pressure shall be 2.46 kg./cm2 gauge for 30

m. length of hose and shall be increase by 0.35 kg/cm2 gauge for every additional 15 m.

length of hose or part thereof. Pressure in the mixing chamber. The quantity of water added

shall be regulated and the water cement ration shall be 0.25 to 0.30 by weight.


The mix shall be shot at right angles to the surface and all rebound materials shall be removed

and shall not be used. Loose sand deposited shall be removed. At the end of the each day`s

work a thin edge shall be left.

Where the thickness of guniting is such it has to be performed in more than one layer, a

minimum of 5 hours shall be allowed between completion of one layer and starting of the next

layer to reduce the undesirable effects of shrinkage.

9.8 Curing :-

Starting about 6 hours after completion of the spraying, the surface shall be cured for a period

of 7 days of methods approved by the Engineer/ Architect.

9.10 Guarantee of Work.

The contactor shall give a guarantee for the gunning work against any leakage, any wear and

tear for a minimum period of six months after the completion of the work. In case any defects

are observed during this period, the contractor shall rectify the same at his own cost.

10.0 Mortar for Bricks work and plaster work.

10.1 General :-

Applicable provision of condition of contract shall govern work under this section.


The contractor shall furnish labour, materials, tools, plant and scaffolding so as to completion

the work indicating or specified herein or both.

10.3 Materials :-

Cement :- Cement used shall conform to IS 26

Sand :- the sand shall be approved river or pit sand and it shall perform to IS 1542 for plaster

and IS 2116 for masonry mortar.

The sand for mortar for masorary work and plaster shall be evenly graded from coarse to fine,

free from loan, clay, dust or organic matter and shall be subject to approval of the

Engineer/Architect. If directed, it shall be washed or screened before use without any extra

cost.

Water :- water shall be clean and of potable quality.


10.4 Mortar Proportion :-

The proportion of cement and sand for martar shall be as indicated on the drawing unless

otherwise specified. The proportion of time and sand for mortar shall be as indicated on the

drawings.

10.5 Workmanship :-

The workmanship shall conform to IS 2250 for preparations of masonry and to IS 1661 for

plaster.

The cement and sand shall be thoroughly mixed dry in spefied proportion. Then the water

shall be added by sprinkler just sufficient to make a stiff and workable paste. In case of

mechanical mixing the mortar shall be mixed for at least three minutes and for hand mixing

the mortar shall be mixed back and forth for to the 15 minutes with additions of water.

10.6 Re-tempering :-

Mortar that stiffened because of evaporation of water from the mortar be re tempered by

adding water as frequently as necessary to restore the requirements of consistency but this re-

tempering shall be permitted only within two hours form the time of additions of cement. `

11.0 Bricks work :-

11.1 General

Applicable provisions of conditions of contract shall given work under this section.


The contractor shall furnish labour, materials, tools, and plant so as to complete the work


11.3 Materials :-

Bricks The bricks used shall conform to IS 1077 Bricks are to be whole sound, well burnt,

free from cracks, square and well shaped, uniform in size and shall emit a clear ringing sound

when struck.

Cement Mortar :- Mortar shall be as specified under clause. 10.0

11.4 Workmanship:-

Bricks Work :- The work of the bricks work shall be carried out y the contractor in uniform a

manner.

All the bricks shall be kept under water till they are completely soaked and used on the works

on their becoming skin dry.

The contractor shall set out builds all bricks work to the dimension, thickness and height,

shown on the drawings, the contractor shall build bricks work in English bond and half bricks

walls and casing to pipe, chases, etc. in stretcher bond. Brickbats shall not be used expect

where require for bond.


The contractor shall lay bricks in full mortar beds with shoved joints. The joints are not to

exact 10 mm. In thickness and are to be full or mortar. Close, well finished and neatly struck.

The vertical joints in any course shall not be nearer than a quarter of a bricks length from those

in the course below. All the joints shall be same width except for small variations to maintain

bond. The bricks work shall be laid plumb and trim to line and level.

No portion of bricks work shall be raised more than 1 metre above another at one time. If the

mortar in any course has begun to set, the joints shall be raked out before another course is

said. The top course of bricks work in RC framed structure shall be wedged against RC

surface and joints well filled with mortar.

The contractor work as it progresses shall be thoroughly watered on it faces and top. The

contractor shall keep wet all brickwork for 5 days after laying. The course shall be raked

unless otherwise specified. Net work shall be cleaned and thoroughly watted before joining

new work to it.

Any work in which the mortar perishes shall be dismantled and rebuilt by the contractor at his

own expense.

11.5 Cleaning :-

The contractor shall carry out work in as clean manner as possible and shall remove excess

materials and mortar droppings daily.

Where bricks walls and partitions are to receive plaster, excess materials and mortar dropping

shall be removed and the surface shall be brushed clean.

During cleaning operations, adjacent work shall be protected and any damage resulting from

improper protection shall be made good by the contractor at his own cost.

11.6 Scaffolding :-

Generally scaffolding shall conform to IS 2212 and shall be designed to withstand all loads

and to ensure the completions safety of workman and materials.

The scaffolding must be double i.e. it should have two sets of standards. Where this is not

possible, the inner end of the scaffolding pole shall rest in a hole provided in a head or course

only and only one header for each pole shall be left out. Putlog holes are not to be allowed in

pillar under 2.4 m. width.

12.0 STONE MASONARY (RANDOM RUBLE AND COURSED)

12.1 General :-

Applicable provisions of condition of contract shall given work under this section.

12.2 Work Included :_

The contractor shall furnish labour, material, tools and plant so as to complete the work



12.3 Materials

Stone :- Building shall conform to IS 1127 Rubble stone shall be strong, dense, compact,

close grained and uniform in texture and colour with reasonable facility of working. It should

free from cracks, flaws, decay and sandholes and shall be taken from approved quarries.

A fresh fracture of stone should be bright, clean and shape without loose grains and free from

any dull earthy appearance. The stone shall be properly dressed after quarrying before they are

put to use in the structure. Stone newly quarried containing quarry sap should be protected

from frost until the quarry sap evaporates.

Mortar

The mortar for stone masonry shall normally be of cement sand mortar. The mortar

proportions shall be as indicated on the drawings.

12.4 Workmanship (Random Rubble masonry uncoarsed)

Workmanship for stone masonry shall conform to IS 1597 No stone shall be less than 250 mm

in thickness or less than 300 mm. In each horizontal dimension or if the thickness be more

than 300 mm. The lease horizontal dimension must not be less than thickness.

Dressing :- the stones after being fully cleaned and wetted are to be set in the work as received

from quarry and without further dressing of any sort except that of knocking off weak corners

and edges with the mason`s hammer. The stones must be laid on their natural or quarry bed.

Bond Laying :- The stones shall be carefully laid so as to break joints by at least 75mm and

solidly bedded with close joints. No joints shall exceed 20 mm in thickness. Chip of stones

and spalls shall be wedged into the work wherever necessary so as to avoid thick beds or joints

of mortar. No dry work or hollow spaces shall be allows in the masonry anywhere. Every

stone whether large or small shall be flush in mortar, smaller stones used in the filling being

carefully selected to fit roughly the interstices between the larger ones. The outside and inside

faces of masonry in walls must be carried up in the same plain as the faces the proceeding

length.

Face Stone :- The face stones shall be laid as far as possible without pinning in front and they

shall be selected from the mass of quarry stone for greater size, good beds and uniform colour.

They shall be laid so that they shall not be of greater height than either the breadth on face of

length of tail in the work.

Quoins :- Quoins which must be of the same height as the course in which they occur and

should be formed of header stones from 220 mm. To 450 mm long according to the height of

the course and laid lengthwise alternatively along each face. They should be laid square on

their beds which should be dressed to a depth of at least 100 mm. The corner of each quoin

should have a chisel draft of 25 mm. On each side to facilitate checking the verticals

alignment.

Finishing :- The exposed faces of work shall be cement flush pointed if time mortar is used

unless otherwise specified. If cement mortar is used the joints may be flushed as the work

proceeds. Where stone work is to receive plaster or to be pointed other that flush pointing, the

joints shall be raked to a minimum depth of 12 mm. Provide proper bond.

Any work in which mortar dry, white or powdery through neglect of watering, then the

masonry shall be dismantled and rebuilt by the by the contractor at his own expenses.

Curing :- Curing shall be done for a period of 5 days.

12.5 Workmanship (Random Rubble Masonry Coursed )

Height of Courses :- The stones after being well cleaned and wetted shall be laid in

horizontal courses of equal depth of not less than 150 mm and shall be set full in mortar.

Dressing :- the joint between two continuous face stones in the same course must be truly

vertical and the two stones must be hammered of chisel dressed as to be in constant for at least

75 mm depth from the face of the wall. The beds of face stones also should be hammer or

chisel dressed for at least 75mm depth.

Bond and laying :- the stones shall be laid on their broadcast face in cement mortar and

beaten into position with mallet, care being taken that the mortar is well filled into the joints.

The interior of the wall is to be carefully constructed with proper sized approximately in every

course. The other details shall be followed as detailed forbond or header stone for random

rubble masonry.

Quoins:- The same specifications shall be followed as detailed random masonry for quoins.

12.7 CLEANINGS


The contractor shall carry out the work in a clean manner and shall remove excess material,

mortar droppings excess materials, mortar droppings shall be removed and the surfaces shall

be brushed clean during cleaning operation, adjacent work shall be protected and any damage

shall be made good at the cost of the contractor resulting from improper protection.

FINISHING

The exposed surface of the work shall be flush pointed unless otherwise specified. Unless the

interior faces is to be plastered, it shall be the same as the exterior face.

CURING

Curing shall be done for a period of 5 days.

13.0 SOLING AND HARD CORE

13.1 General

Applicable provision of conditions of contract shall govern work under this section.

13.2 Work included

The contractor shall furnish labour, materials tools and plant so as to complete the work


13.3 Materials

Stones:- The boulders for soling shall be granted, trap, basalt, or similar hard stone approved

by the engineer / Architect. Soling stone shall generally be 250mm thick. The other dimension

shall be 300mm to 375mm unless otherwise specified.

Bricks: - The bricks used shall conform to IS 1542

Sand: - The sand used shall be approved river or pit sand and it shall conform to IS:1542

Graveli:- It shall be free from dirt, clay, leaves etc.

Ballast:- The stone ballast shall be of durable tough and close hard texture.

Brick Ballast :- Brick ballast shal be broken from 1st class bricks which are well burnt or over

burnt. The porous or spongy variety shall not be permitted to be used.

13.4 Workmanship

Stone boulder soling : - The sub- grade shall be dressed to correct level and shall be

rammed or rolled to proper consolidation before laying the soling. Stones shall be placed close

to each other. The specified thickness shall be made up in one layer only. The crevices

between the stones shall be hand packed first with smaller pieces and hammered into place so

as to completely fill up the voids. No stone after packing shall move or tilt in any direction

when walked over.

Brick flat single layer soling:- The earth shall be filled in layers not exceeding 200mm thick.

The filled layers shall be sprinkled with water and well rammed by head rammers so as to

consolidate it thoroughly. The bricks shall be placed on a thin cushion of sand and the joints

shall be fully filled by dry sand and finally broom.

Bricks flat double layer soling :- The second layer of bricks be placed only after finishing the

first layer and the joints shall be fully filled by dry sand and finally broom.

Rammed gravel or ballast hard core :- Gravel or ballast to be laid over prepared bed shall be

clean free admixture. The ballast shall not be more than 10mm to 40 mm size. The gravel or

ballast shall be laid in layers of up to 75mm to the specified thickness and the voids shall be

filled with sand and rammed by hand rammers dry and wet and preparedly consolidated.

Broken Bricks hard core :- Broken over burnt bricks aggregate (Jhama) of 30 mm size shall be

laid over prepared bed. The broken bricks aggregate shall be laid in one or more layers to the

specified thickness and well consolidated by hand rammers.

14.0 CAST IN-SITU CEMENT CONCRETE FLOORING:-

14.1 General

Applicable provisions of conditions of concrete shall govern work under this section.

14.2 Work included :- The contractor shall furnish labour, materials, tools and plant

so as to complete the work indicated or specified herein or both.


14.2 Materials :-

Cement :- Ordinary Portland cement, white and coloured, shall conform to IS: 269.

Aggregate :- The aggregate shall conform to IS: 383. the coarse aggregate shall generally be of

the following sizes.

Base concrete - Graded from 40 mm and below.

Cement Concrete topping of - Graded from 16mm and

Thickness 40mm and above - below.

Cement concrete topping of - Graded from 12.5m and

Thickness 25mm - below.

Under layer of cement con - Graded form 12.5 mm and

Crete Topping in 2 layers - below.


The fine aggregate shall be either of grading zone 1 or 2 table 2, IS; 2571. Generally 90 % of

the aggregate shall pass thorough IS sieve

4.76mm.

Water :- Water shall be of potable quality.

Glass :- Glass strips used shall be 2mm thick and the depth shall be equal to the overall

thickness of the flooring.

Colour Pigment :- Pigments, synthetic or otherwise, used for coloring shall have permanent

non-fading colour, shall not contain matters deter mental to concrete. The pigment must be of

detrimental to concrete. The pigments must be of approved brand and tints shall be uniform.

14.4 Workmanship :-

14.4.1 Plain cement Concrete Flooring :-

Generally workmanship shall conform to IS 2571 code of practice for – laying in-situ concrete

floors. If the floor finish is to be laid over consolidated ground or a layer of hard core, cement

concrete of proportion 1:4:8 or 1:5:10 shall be poured as a base layer to the thickness indicated

on the drawings. In the case of structural slabs, the slab itself will form the required base.

The area requiring finish shall be divided into suitable panels so as to reduce the risk of

cracking. No dimension of a panel shall exceed 4min case of floor finish laid monolithically

with base concrete and 2m in case of floor finish laid separately on a hardened base length of a

panel shall not exceed 1 ½ its breadth.

Paneling shall be done by fixing timber or steel strips of depth equal to the combined thickness

of base concrete and topping. Before being fixed in position these strips shall be coated with a

thickness coat of time wash. Flooring shall be laid in alternative panels, the intermediate

panels being filled in after one of to days. However, if glass or aluminum strips are specified

for effective separation of panels, the base concrete and toping may be laid simultaneously in

all the panels.

Floor finish laid monolithically with base concrete :-

The sub base shall be properly wetted and divided into panels. The base concrete shall be

poured and tamped and screened to levels suitable to accommodate the topping and given the

desired slope. The surface shall be left rough to provide bond with the topping.

On the green surface of the base concrete topping shall be placed in position as soon as the

base has stiffened enough to allow workmen to tread over it by placing planks. The mix for the

topping shall be as shown in drawing and as stiff as possibly consistent with workability so as

to prevent accumulation of excess water on ???? should any water rise to surface during

compaction and screening, it shall be mopped up. The topping shall then the floated with the

wooden float to under the surface.

Floor finish laid separately on hardened concrete base.:-

The sub base shall be properly wetted and the base concrete laid, if possible over the whole

area at a stretch. The surface shall be left rough to provide adequate bond for the topping by

wire brushing two to three hours after its laying.

Before the topping is laid., the surface of the base shall be thoroughly cleaned of loose

materials, dirt and laitance by wire brushing. Where this is not possible, chipping or hacking

shall be done. The surface shall be soaked with water for 12 hours before laying the topping.

The surplus water shall be mopped up, cement slurry spread and then the concrete for the

topping deposited in suitably divided panels. The mix for the topping shall be as indicated in

drawing and as stiff as possible consistent with workability so as to prevent accumulation of

excess water laitance. After thorough consolidation the topping shall be struck off level and

surface floated with a wooden float. Is shall be tested with a straight edge and mason`s spirit

level to detect any inequalities and may undulations found shall be made good immediately.

14.5 Laying toppings in two layers. :-

Where it has been specified that the topping is to be laid in two layers to obtain very smooth

and dense finish, the base concrete and under-layer of topping shall be laid as above with the

exception that the surface of the finished smooth but left rough after tamping and leveling.

The top 15mm thick wearing of mix1:2 to 3 cement concrete of consistency stiffer than that of

under-layer of concrete shall then immediately laid over the rough but green surface of under-

layer and thoroughly temped, struck off level and the surface floated with the wooden float.

The surface shall then be tested with a straight edge and mason`s spirit level to detect any

undulations. If any these shall be made good and then the surface finished smooth as under.


14.6 Finishing the surfaces :

After the concrete has slightly hardened it shall be finished by trowelling or floating. Finishing

operations shall start shortly after the compaction of concrete and shall be spread over a period

of one to six hours depending upon temperature and atmospheric conditions. The surface shall

be trowelled three times at intervals so as to produce a uniform and hard surface. Immediately

after laying only just sufficient trowelling shall be done to give a level surface. Sometime after

the first trowelling, the duration being guided by temperature and rate of setting of cement, the

surface shall be retrowelled to close any pores in the surface and to draw out and mop up any

excess water in concrete or laitance. The final trowelling shall be done well before the

concrete has become too hard but at such a time that considerable pressure is required to make

any impression on the surface. Trowelling of a dry cement mix on the surface shall not be

permitted.

14.7 Curing

As soon as the surface has hardened beyond damage, it shall be kept continually moist for at

least 15 days by impounding water on it.

14.8 Polishing

The floor shall be polished with machine eight weeks after laying when the floor is

sufficiently matured by expert trained polishers. The floor shall than be sprinkled with zine or

tin oxide and rubbed hard with rags. The final polish shall be done with wax or with patent

polish.

14.9 Coloured Cement Concrete Flooring

Where coloured finish is finish is indicated, the top shall be finished with coloured cement as

specified. If coloured cement is not available, the pigment shall be mixed in the proportion,

one part of pigment with three parts of cement.


The colouring material and cement shall first be mixed dry. Special attention shall be paid to

the mixing of colour, which should be screened twice with a final screen and again through

final muslin before use. All the colour required for one room shall be mixed in one lot. For red

colour the mixture shall consist of one part of iron oxide to three parts of cement. For green

the colour mixture shall consist of one part of chromium oxide to 3 parts of cement. After dry

mixing, the minimum quantity of water required for workability shall be added gradually until

a paste of the required consistency is obtained. Dry colour shall not be used to finish the

surface of coloured concrete floor. Coloured paste shall be applied with wooden floating

boards and English trowels. 0.06 cu.m. of colour mixture shall be used for 10 sq.m. of surface.

Any cracks, ruts, disfiguration or discolouring of surface shall be made good without extra

charge. The finished portion of the floor shall be kept wet for at least 15 days.

Coloured concrete shall be polished with Nos. 1, 2 and 3 polishing stones. After rubbing with

these stones, the surface shall be sprinkled with zinc or tin oxide and rubbed hard with rags.

The final polish shall be done with wax or with patent polish. For light colours, celluloid

trowels made by fixing a sheet of celluloid on a wooden trowel may be used.

15.0 TERRAZZO FLOORING WITH TILES

15.1 General


15.2 Work Included

The Contractor shall furnish labour, materials, tools and plant so as to complete the work


15.3 Materials

Plain or Coloured Terrazzo Cement Tiles : The tiles shall conform to IS : 1237. They shall be

of the type, quality, colour and size as indicated on the drawings or in the Bill of Quantities

and shall be approved Engineer / Architect. The distribution and size of marble chips shall be

as approved by the Engineer / Architect.

Ordinary Portland Cement, White or Coloured Cement

The cement shall conform to IS : 269

Sand : The sand shall be river sand or from approved pits and shall conform to IS : 383.

Aggregate : Aggregate used for mortar for fixing the tiles and in the backing layer of tiles

shall conform to IS : 383. For the wearing layer of tiles, unless otherwise specified, marble

chips, marble powder or a mixture of the two, shall be used.

Pigment : Pigments, synthetic or otherwise shall conform to relevant Indian Standards.

15.4 Preparatory Work

The delivery and storage of tiles shall be so arranged as to minimize handling. Adequate

precautions shall be taken to prevent accidental damage to tiles while unloading.

Clean dry storage space shall be provided at the site for all the materials. The tiles shall be

storage in a room or under such cover as will prevent exposure to damp, sun, rain, accidental

injury or staining.

15.5 Workmanship for laying concrete tiles

Generally workmanship for laying tiles shall conform to IS; 1444 – code of practice for laying

and finishing cement concrete flooring tiles.

Redding : The surface of the sub-floor shall be thoroughly cleaned of dirt, loose particles and

laitance (in case of cement slabs) by scrubbing with a wire brush. The surface shall then be

thoroughly cleaned and well wetted down without forming any water pools on the surface.

Screwed pads shall be set up to indicate required levels on the lean damp surface of the sub –

floor in this grout one at a time and gently tapped with a wooden malled to proper bedding and

level of the adjoining tiles. He joints between tiles shall be straight and shall not exceed

1.5mm in width.

In area adjoining walls, the tiles shall project about 10mm in to the plaster, skirting or dado as

the case may be.

Polishing : After fixing of tiles the flooring shall be allowed to mature undisturbed for several

days. Then the floor shall be polished by machine using carborandum stones of he following

grit :

a) For leveling (where the tiles are supplied

underground ) - 24 to 60


b) For grinding (for removal of filling ) - 120 to 150

c) For final grinding - 220 to 350

sufficient quantity of water shall always be used when polishing with machine to prevent

scratching.

15.6 Skirting and Dado Work

Skirting and dado shall be fixed only after laying the tiles on the floor. Where tiles re to be

fixed on walls, the portion of the wall to be so tiled shall be left unflustered.

Before fixing tiles on brick or concrete wall, the wall surface shall first be wetted with clean

water. Thereafter it shall be evenly and uniformly covered with a coating of lime mortar about

20mm thick before the cushioning mortar has hardened, the back of each tiles to be fixed shall

be covered with a thin layer of neat cement paste and te tile shall be gently tapped against the

wall with a wooden mallet. The fixing shall be done from the bottom of the wall upwards.

Each tile shall be fixed as close as possible to the one adjoining, and any difference in the

thickness of the tiles shall be evened out in the cushioning mortar or cement paste so that all

he tile faces are set in conformity with one another.

Skirting and ado shall be ground and polished just as for floor work but by machine suitable

for he purpose. Skirting and dado may also be polished by hand by rubbing down with suitable

polishing stone evenly and without scratching the surface.

Upon completion of tiling work, it shall be thoroughly cleaned with water using a scrubbing

brush, coarse cloth or broom. Acids, harsh abrasive cleaning powders or steel wire shall not be

used under normal circumstances.

16.0 IN-SITU TERRAZZO FLOORING

16.1 General:

Application provisions of Conditions of Contract shall govern work under this section.

16.2 The contractor shall furnish labour, material, tools and plant so as to complete the work



16.3 Materials

Cement : The cement shall be ordinary Portland conforming to IS : 269 or Portland blast

furnace slag cement conforming to IS :455.White cement of approved quality may be used for

the topping.

Sand : The sand shall be river sand or from approved pits and shall conform IS :383

Aggregate : The aggregates used in the topping shall be of marble aggregate unless otherwise

specified. The size shall be as approved in accordance with clause 5.2 of IS : 2114 – 1962.

Marble powder used in the topping shall pass through IS sieve 30. Aggregates for the under

layer and base concrete shall conform to IS: 383.

Pigments : Pigments to be incorporated shall be of permanent colour and shall conform to

Appendix A to IS : 2114.

Dividing Strips : Dividing strips shall be of Aluminium, glass or plastic of thickness not less

than 1.5mm and width not less than 25mm.

Water : Water shall be of potable quality.

16.4 Mix Proportions and Thicknesses :

The base concrete when terrazzo finish is laid over ground shall be lean cement concrete mix

1:5:10 or lime concrete. The thickness of base concrete shall not be less than 100mm. The

cushioning layer, when terrazzo finish is laid over structural slab shall preferably be of lime

concrete. The thickness of cushioning layers shall not be less than 75mm.

The under layer shall be cement concrete of mix 1:2:4 and the maximum size of aggregate

shall not exceed 1mm. The mix for the topping shall have cement, marble powder and marble

aggregate and water in the proportion as specified in IS : 2114.

If coloured terrazzo finish is indicted, the proportions in which pigments are mixed with

ordinary Portland cement or white cement to obtain different colours shall be as specified in

Table 1 of IS : 2114. The complete quantities of cement and pigment required for one

operation shall be mixed at the beginning of work and stored properly to avoid variation in

colour.

16.5 Workmanship :

The base concrete shall be finished to a reasonably true plain surface and to level which is

lower than the level of the finished floor by the depth specified for the thickness of the

terrazzo flooring. Any slope indicted for the finished floor shall be incorporated in this base

course.

To prevent chances of cracking, the floor shall be divided into suitable panels, not exceeding 2

sq.m. in area. If dividing strips are indicated, these shall be fixed over the base concrete to the

full depth of he terrazzo finish.

The coloured cement shall be mixed thoroughly in the dry stage with marble powder. The

binder so obtained the chips in the required proportions shall then be mixed dry together.

Water shall then be added in a fine spray while the materials are worked t a consistency which

is plastic but does not flow. The mix shall be used in the work within half an hour of the

addition of water.


The base over which flooring is to be laid shall be cleaned of all dirt, laitance and loose

material and then well wetted without forming any water pools on the surface. It shall then be

smeared with cement slurry and immediately thereafter the under layer shall be spread and

leavelled with a screeding board.

Terrazzo topping shall be laid while the underlayer is still plastic, about 20 hours after the

underlayer is laid. A cement slurry. Preferably of the same colour as he topping shall be

brushed on the surface immediately before laying is commenced. The terrazzo mix shall be

placed on the screed bed and compacted thoroughly by tamping and trowelled just sufficient to

give a level surface.

The surface shall then be rammed in order to consolidate the terrazzo, preferably with a piece

of smooth marble stone of size 15cm x 2.5cm. This may be followed by trowelling. In

trowelling pressure rather than rotary action shall be used to achieve a smooth surface.

16.6 Curing

The surface shall be left dry for air – curing for a duration of 12 to 18 hours depending upon

temperature conditions. It shall then be cured by impounding water for at least four days.

16.7 Grinding

Four days shall be allowed to lapse after completion of laying for grinding to commence

manually. If machine grinding is specified this period shall be seven day. The first grinding

shall be done with carborandum stone of 60 grit size. The surface shall then be washed clean

and grouted with neat cement grout of cream like consistency. It shall then be allowed to dry

for 24 hours and wet cured for four days again. The second grinding shall be done with 80 grit

stone. After another surface grouting, a third grinding with 120 to 150 grit size stone shall be

done. The surface shall then be washed clean, allowed to dry for 12 hours and wet cured again

for four days. After a last grinding with carborandum stone of 320 to 400 grit size, the surface

shall be washed clean and rubbed hard with felt and slightly moistened oxalic acid powder.

16.8 Terrazzo skirting and dados

For terrazzo finish on vertical surface the underlayer shall consist of a layer of stiff cement

sand mortar 1:3 finished rough to provide keying.

The combined thickness of underlayer and terrazzo shall not be less than 20mm and the

terrazzo topping shall not be less than 6mm.

Other details shall be the same as for in-situ terrazzo flooring except that grinding shall be

manual.

17.0 PVC AND VINYL ASBESTOS FLOORING

17.1 General


17.2 Work Included

The contractor shall furnish labour, materials, tools and appliances so as to complete the work



17.3 Materials

PVC (VINYL) asbestos tiles :- shall be plain or mottled, 300mm, or 450mm square, 3m thick

smooth surfaced, homogeneous tiles conforming to IS : 3461. It shall be of a nonfadeable,

uniform colour indicated on drawings and shall comply with all the relevant requirements

associated with tests specified in IS : 3464 “Methods of test for plastic flooring and wall tiles”.

PVC sheeting and tiles :- shall be homogenous, flexible material of he size specified in the

drawing or Bill of Quantities. It may have a backing of hessain, conforming to IS : 2818,or

other woven fabric. The thickness shall be 3mm ordinarily and 4mm when a backing is

provided.

All characteristics of the material shall conform to IS : 3462 when tested in accordance to IS :

3464.

Underlay :- Shall be in situ trowelled screeding to the sub –floor.

Adhesives :- Shall of approved make and shall conform recommendations of the flooring

manufacturer. Generally rubber based adhesives shall be used.

17.4 Sampling

The contractor shall submit to the Engineer/ Architect samples of flooring he proposes to use

and all materials in corporated in he work shall be similar to the sample approved by the

Engineer /Architect.

17.5 Workmanship

Workmanship shall generally comply with IS : 5318.

17.5.1 Preparation of the sub – floors

Concrete sub – floors shall be laid in two layers with an effective damp – proof course located

in between. The top of the lower layer shall be finished smooth and when set and sufficiently

hard, painted with two costs of bitumen conforming to IS : 1580 applied at the rate of 1.5

kg/M2. Alternatively bitumen felt made to IS : 1322 shall be sandwiched between the two

layers. The sub-floor concrete shall be finished using a powder float.

Six weeks time shall be allowed for the water to dry completely form the concrete floor. Then

if power floating has not already been adopted, the finish required for laying PVC flooring

shall be producted with a trowel on a screed applied to the sub-floor concrete.

For old concrete surfaces cleaning and de-greasing shall suffice if the existing floor is even. If

unevenness exists, the surface shall be scrapped free of all foreign materials, swept clean and

wetted for 24 hours by sprinkling water. Then screen topping of 3mm thickness shall be

provided over the concrete.

17.5.2 Setting out

The surface to be floored shall be cleaned with a dry cloth and checked for sufficient dryness

in consonance with Appendix a of IS : 5318. The flooring shall not be laid under high

humidity conditions (70%) as this affects the adhesive strength.


The tiles shall be spread on the floor, without any adhesive, from the centre of he room

towards the walls or as specified by the Architect, while placing the tiles, the sides of each tile

shall be cut and finished as necessary to make a uniform setting. The alignment shall be

checked after setting out each row. Cut pieces of tiles, if necessary, shall be set along the

walls.

17.5.3 Fixing

The adhesive shall be applied according to the recommendation of the manufacturer. It shall

be applied uniformly on the back of tiles as well as on the floor. After application sufficient

time (about half an hour ) shall be allowed for he adhesive to become tacky but not mark the

fingers.

The tile shall then be in position on the floor along one edge and rolled out to remove any

entrapped air bubbles. After laying all the tiles, a 5 kg. Wooden roller shall be used to ensure

full contact between tiles and the underlay. Work shall be constantly checked against

guidelines to ensue that all the four edges of adjacent tiles meet accurately.

Any adhesive that may squeeze up between the tiles shall be removed with a wet cloth before

it harness. Hardened adhesive shall be removed with a solvent consisting of one part of

commercial butyl acetate and three parts of turpentine oil.

The floor shall not be out to service within 24 hours of laying. After the tiles are fully bonded,

they shall be cleaned with wet cloth soaked in warm soap solution (two spoons of soap in 5

liters of warm water).

18.0 GRANOLITHIC FINISH AND FLOOR HARDENER FINISH

18.1 General

Applicable provisions of Conditions of contract shall govern work under this section.

18.2 Work Included

The contractor shall furnish labour, materials, tools and plant so as to complete the work as


18.3 Materials

Cement : Cement shall conform to IS : 269 or IS : 455

or IS : 1489

Aggregates : It shall be approved granite, basalt, trap or

quartzite chippings and the grading shall conform to

Table 1 of IS : 5491.

Sand : The sand shall be approved river sand and

shall conform to IS : 383 The grading shall conform to

Table 2of IS : 5491.

Water : Water shall be of potable quality.

Floor Hardner : It shall be of best quality and of approved make. The

thickness of mix with floor hardner shall be of 20mm or

as shown in the drawings of Bill of Quantities.


18.4 Proportion of Mix

The proportion of mix for granolithic flooring shall be 1 part of cement, 1 part of san and 2

parts of granite chippings.

18.5 Workmanship

The floor topping shall be laid in suitable panels. While laying the topping on structural slab

monolithically, no dimension of panel shall exceed 4mand when the topping is laid on

hardened base, no dimension shall exceed 2m. In case of the ground floor the dimensions of

the topping panels shall match those of the base concrete : length of panel shall into exceed

one and a half time its breadth.

18.5.1 Laying granolithic topping monolithically with the base concrete

The topping shall be laid within two to thee hours of laying he base concrete. At the time of

laying the topping he base shall be still green but sufficiently firm to enable the workman to

work over it by placing planks on the surface. The topping shall be laid in suitable panels ad

thoroughly compacted to the finished thickness. The surface shall be checked for undulation

and made even using wooden floats. When the surface has slightly hardened, it shall be

finished smooth.

18.5.2 Laying topping on hardened base and hardened structural slab.

The base concrete shall be thoroughly cleaned of all dirt, loose particles etc. and roughened by

chipping or hacking at close interval. The surface shall then be soaked in water for several

hours and the excess water removed by mopping immediately before laying the topping. Neat

cement slurry shall be brushed on the prepared surface of the base concrete and the topping

laid in suitable panels as described in clause 18.5.1.

19.0 TIMBER DOORS, WINDOWS, WOODWORK AND JOINERY

19.1 General


19.2 Work included

The contractor shall furnish labour, materials, tools and plant to complete the work indicated


19.3 Materials

Timber : Unless otherwise specified, all timber used in the work shall be as specified in IS :

1003 and shall be of Class I, Grade I only.

Plywood :- Plywood where specified for use in the work shall be of the type indicated in the

Bill of Quantities or the drawings and shall conform to IS : 303.

Flush Door Shutters :- Unless otherwise specified, flush door shutters shall be manufactured

in accordance with IS : 2202 and thickness and type as indicated in the drawings or in the Bill

of Quantities. They shall be solid core as indicated on the drawings or in the Bill of Quantities.

Hold Fasts :- Unless otherwise specified, hold fasts shall be made of 40mm x 6mm MS flats

225 m long with a right angle bend at the frame end and 50mm split end at the other.

Builder’s Hardware :- Various articles of hardware shall conform to relevant Indian

Standards. All articles shall be of the quality of samples approved by the Engineer / Architect.

19.4 Workmanship, Dimensions, Tolerance and Finish :

Unless otherwise specified, construction and workmanship, tolerance, finish and inspection

and test for all doors and windows and ventilators and any other woodwork shall be as

specified in IS : 1003.

Timber used shall be free from sapwood, flaws, shakes or cracks and shall have prior approval

of the Engineer/Architect. All pieces after being finished shall hold their full figured

dimensions without patching or plugging of any kind.

Timber buried in ground and the portions of woodwork embedded in or resting on walls shall

be treated with boiling coal tar or other approved protective materials. All steel works

embedded in lime masonry or exposed shall be suitably protected against rust.

All Wood work must be inspected and certified before being put into place. In no case shall

the wood work be painted or otherwise treated before it is inspected.

19.0 TIMBER DOORS, WINDOWS, WOOD WORK AND JOURNEY

19.1 General



19.2 Work included

The contractor shall furnish labour, materials, tools and plant to complete he work indicated or

specified herein or both.

19.3 Materials

Timber :- Unless otherwise specified, all timber used in the work shall be as specified in

IS:1003 and shall be of Class I, Grade I only.

Plywood :- Plywood where specified for use in the work shall be of the type indicated in the

Bill of Quantities of the drawings and shall conform to IS:303.

Flush Door shutters :- Unless otherwise specified, flush door sputters shall be manufactures

in accordance with IS: 2202 and of thickness and type as indicated in the drawings or in the

Bill of Quantities. They shall be solid core as indicated on the drawings or in the bill of

Quantities.

Hold Fasts :- Unless otherwise specified, hold fasts shall be made of 400mm x 6mm MS flats

225mm long with a right angle bend at the frame end and 50mm split end at the other.

Builder’s Hardware :- Various articles of hardware shall conform to relevant Indian

Standards. All articles shall be of the quality of samples approved by the Engineer/Architect.

19.4 Workmanship, Dimensions, Tolerance and Finish

Unless otherwise specified, construction and workmanship, tolerance, finish and inspection

and test for all doors and windows and ventilators and any other woodwork shall be as

specified in IS:1003.

Timber used shall be free from sapwood, flaws, shakes or cracks and shall have prior approval

of the Engineer/Architect. All pieces after being finished shall held their full figured

dimensions without patching or plugging of any kind.

Timber buried in ground and the portions of woodwork embedded in or resting on walls shall

be treated with boiling coal tar or other approved protective materials. All steel works

embedded in lime masonry or exposed shall be suitably protected against rust.

All wood work must be inspected and certified before being put into place. In no case shall

the wood work be painted or otherwise treated before it otherwise treated before it is

inspected.

All wood work in building shall, after it has been certified, be treated with a priming coat of

approved pint before being fitted in position. The succeeding coats of paint or other finish

shall be applied after the wood work is fixed in position.

All joints and framing shall be made and fitted in an appropriate manner in position to hold

surface, lines and levels correctly and in accordance with the drawings. All joints shall fit

fully and truly without wedging or filling. The finished work shall be flat plumb and true to

shape.

All joiner’s work shall be wrought (planned) perfectly smooth and true and the finished job

shall not bear any sign of guage or setting out markings and shall be perfectly clean.

Unexposed faces need not be wrought, unless specified otherwise. Where so ordered by the

Engineer / Architect, but joints shall be cross tongued, i.e. the tongues to be cut at right angles

or diagonally to the grain of wood. All moldings shall be properly met. Steel bold fast shall be

fixed to the frames with suitable screws before the frames and erected in position.

Battened, Ledged and Braced Shutters :

Battens shall be not more than 150m in width and shall be put together by tongued and

grooved joints. Each batten except the edge battens shall be nailed to ledges and the nails

clenched. The crossing of batten with ledges and the nails clenched. The length of nails shall

be about 6mm more than the combined thickness of ledges and battens. The edge battens shall

be fixed to the ledges by two W.I. screws in lieu of nails, braces shall run upward from the

hinged side. The edges of braces and ledges shall be chamfered and the ends of braces bird –

mouthed in to the ledges.

If after finishing and erection of wood work any undue shrinkage, cracks, or bad workmanship

is found, the Contractor shall remove the same and supply better approved materials at his

own cost. All shavings, cuttings and other rubbish shall be cleared away as the work

progresses and all precautions taken against fire.

Fixing Builder’s Hardware :


All builder’s hardware shall be fixed to wood work in secure and efficient manner. Special

attention shall be paid to the sizes of screws in countersunk holes to ensure that the head of

screw does not protrude. Location of fittings and accessories shall be as specified in IS : 1003,

unless directed otherwise by the Engineer /Architect.

Metal sockets shall be provided to all tower, barrel and drop bolts where the shoots enter

masonry, stone masonry or concrete. These shall be securely fixed flush with the surface into

mortices and cemented. Mortice plates shall be used over holes in wood work. All locks, bolts,

springs and other moving parts shall be properly oiled by the Contractor before handing over

the charge of the building.


20.0 METAL DOORS, WINDOWS & MISCELLANEOUS STEEL WORK

20.1 General

Applicable provision of conditions of Contract shall govern work under this section.

20.2 Work Included

The Contractor shall furnish labour, materials, plat and tolls so as to complete the work

indicated of specified herein or both.

20.3 Materials

Steel windows for industrial buildings shall conform to IS : 1361 unless otherwise specified

and shall be of the type and size shown on the drawings.

External doors shall be provided with threshold as shown in IS : 1081 if required by the

Architect and the doors required for internal use shall be provided with an approved size base

tie-bar in lieu of threshold.

Unless otherwise specified, coupling sections shall be of mild steel and handles, peg stays and

pivots of center hug ventilators shall be of leaded tin bronze (gun metal). Hinges for side hung

shutters shall be of projecting non-friction type, unless otherwise specified. Weather bars shall

not be provided unless specifically indicated on the drawings. The type, size, number and

position of fixing lugs shall conform to IS : 1038. The steel doors shall be painted with one

coat of red oxide paint conforming to IS : 102 before they are supplied. Glazing clips shall be

provided where plain sizes exceed 600mm x 300mm and shall be of shape shown in IS : 1038.

The glazing putty shall conform to IS : 419.

The glass shall weigh 7.5 kg per sq.m. and shall conform to IS : 1038 unless specified

otherwise.

The grill work shall consist of MS flats, squares, rounds and angles as indicated on the

drawings.

20.4 Workmanship

Steel doors, windows and ventilators shall be fixed plumb in line and level. Fixing and glazing

of metal doors, windows and ventilators shall be in accordance with IS : 1081. The Contractor

shall include in his rates for all breakages.

20.5 Rolling Shutter (hand operated, mechanical gear operator and electrically operated)

Rolling shutters shall be fabricated from 18 guage steel and machine rolled with 75mm rolling

centers with effective bridge depth of 12mm 1a the sections, interlocked with each other and

ends loced with malleable cast iron chips to IS : 227, Gr, II.

The guides shall be either rolled or pressed deep channel sections 75mm and 25mm wide

fitted with necessary fittings and fixtures.

The suspension shaft shall be formed from solid drawn seamless tubes 60mm O. D. in 3

segments coupled with 2 pairs C. I. Dog riled flange couplings forming one complete until

restricting deflection in the center to a minimum.


The springs shall be approved high tensils flat springs 50/60mm. Width and 1.6/8mm

thickness hardened and tempered. These shall be fitted inside the fabricated housing of either

ends which counter balance the shutter curtain.

The ball bearings shall be double row self – aligning ball bearings fitted inside C. I. Housing

fixed on side brackets holding the suspension shaft at either end.

The suspension of the curtain shall be bolted on specially fabricated cages formed from M.S.

flats ad plates all are-welded.

The hood cover shall be made of 20 guage galvanized sheets with necessary stiffeners and

framework to prevent sag. The bottom lock plate shall be made of 3mm thick M.S. plate and

95mm wide reinforced with angle/T iron of suitable section with 6mm dia M.S. rivets

interlocked with last stride of curtain.

The locking arrangement shall consist of hasp and staple on the bottom plate lockable from

both sides. Unless otherwise specified, for overall area of rolling setters up to 9 sq. m. full and

push type hand – operated shutters shall be used: for area between 9 and 12 sq.m. pull and

push type shutters shall be provided with ball bearings: for area larger than 12 sq. mechanical

gear type or electrically operated shutters shall be supplied.

20.6 Steel Grills

The grills for windows, verandhas, balconies etc. shall be of mild steel. The design of grills

and shapes and sizes of various components shall be according to he drawings. The edges,

angles and corners shall be clan and true to shape. The joints shall be mechanically interlocked

and overlapping and neatly spot welded in such away that the grill is rigid.

Where moulded grills are specified, the moulded work shall be according to the drawings and

shall have clear, straight and sharply defined profile.

The Contractor shall do necessary cutting, fitting, drilling, tapping, scribing etc. required to fix

grills to adjacent surfaces. The grills shall be fixed plumb, in line and level.

Unless otherwise specified grill shall be painted with one coat of red oxide paint conforming

to IS : 102 before they are fixed.

20.7 Collapsible Gates

Collapsible gates shall be of the size and type shown on the drawings. The gates shall, unless

specified in the drawings or in the Bill of Quantities be manufactured out of M.S. Channel

pickets of size 20mm and flats 20mm x 6mm. The top runner flat shall be at least 50mm x

12mm, in section. The bottom guide shall consist of a channel or two angles of specified size

laid in the flooring to guide the free movement of the gate. The gate shall move in the guide

channel or rollers of adequate size fixed at the top and bottom of the gate as specified. The

gate shall be painted with one coat of red oxide paint conforming to IS : 102 before fixing in

position.

20.8 Subsidiary Gates

The subsidiary gates, unless otherwise specified, shall be made of “A” Grade pipe of 38mm

nominal bore and weld mesh fabric 3mm at 50 mm. Centers both ways as indicated on the

drawings and shall be fully welded. The corners shall be square. The gate shall be additionally

reinforced with flats as shown in the drawing.


20.9 Wire Fencing

Fencing shall of the type specified in the drawings or in the Bill of Quantities.

Unless specified otherwise, plain fencing wire shall be ply, 14 gage (galvanized ). The barbed

fencing wire shall consist of 2 ply, 12 gage galvanized wire with 4 point thick set barbs at

75mm Centres. The wires shall be spaced as shown in the drawings.

Fencing posts shall be either of M.S. or reinforced concrete or timber as indicated in the Bill

of Quantities or in he drawings. The post shall be fixed in position in a concrete block of the

size and depth indicated in the drawing. Corner posts shall be suitably strengthened by structs

or ties to resist the forces acting on them.

Wire shall be fully stretched and securely tied to the posts in the manner shown on the

drawings. The fixing shall be done in a workman like manner without leaving any kinds etc.

The wires shall be held tight in position by eye bolts etc.

All steel work shall receive one coat of red oxide zinc chromate paint. Wooden posts shall be

treated with approved fungus resisting paint before fixing. Concrete posts shall be painted with

two coats of cement wash.

20.10 Weldmesh and Expanded Metal Partition

The partitions shall be of the type shown in drawing or in the Bill of Quantities, Weldmesh

shall be of make approved by the Engineer /Architect. Expanded metal shall conform to IS :

412. The framing shall be of M.S. angles o tees as shown in drawing with additional stiffening

by M.S. flats. The frame shall be of fully welded construction. The connection of he weldmesh

or expanded metal to the frame shall be as shown in drawing.

21.0 PLASTERING (ONE AND TWO OPERATION )

21.1 General


21.2 Work Included

The contractor shall furnish labour, materials, tools and plant so as to complete the work


21.3 Materials

Cement : Cement shall conform to IS : 269.

Sand : Sand shall conform to IS : 1542.

21.4 Workmanship

Unless otherwise specified , all plaster work shall be carried out according to IS : 1661. The

thickness and proportion of cement plaster shall be as shown in drawing or indicated in Bill of

Quantities.

The surface to be plastered shall be cleaned of all extraneous mater and rubbish. In brick work

he joints shall be raked and concrete surface roughened by chipping or backing. Any

shuttering material adhering to the concrete shall be removed. The contractor shall make

plaster pads of the required thickness of plaster for correctness of plumb, line and level. The

surface shall be thoroughly watered and soaked and aerated and all putlog holes shall be

closed before starting plastering operation.

For one coat of plasterwork, the plaster shall be laid slightly thicker than the specified

thickness and the surface then leveled with flat wooden rule to the required thickness. The

plaster shall be well pressed into the joints and the surface finished as specified.

Where two coat plaster work is specified, the first coat shall be applied as described above

except that the surface shall be left rough and keys formed for the application of second coat.

The second coat shall correct or mortar ground very fine and shall be laid on with a wooden

rule to a specified thickness, rubbed smooth and leveled and the surface plastered completely

the same day. The leveling shall be continued till the plaster is quite dry and all moisture

which exudes from the plaster shall be wiped off with fine cloth. The surface shall be kept dry

until exudation of moisture cesses, during th processor of rubbing.

21.5 Curing

After the completion of the work, the plaster shall be cured by adequate watering for a period

of seven days.

22. PLASTERING (ROUGH CAST FINISH)


22.1 General


22.2 Work Included

The Contractor shall furnish labour, materials, tools and plant so as to complete the work


22.3 Materials

Cement : Cement shall conform to IS : 269

Sand : Sand shall conform to IS : 1542.

Shingle or crushed stone : Size of shingle or crushed stone shall not exceed 10mm in size and

shall be of approved quality.

22.4 Proportion

The first coat shall consist of 1 part of cement and 4 parts of sand unless otherwise specified.

The proportion of 2nd

coat (rough cast finish) shall be 3 parts of cement, 6 parts of fine sand

and 4 parts of shingle or crushed stone not exceeding 10mm. Size unless otherwise specified.

22.5 Workmanship

The workmanship shall conform to 2 coat plaster as indicated in IS : 1661 and surface

preparation shall be as specified under Section 21.

The first coat shall be dashed on to the prepared surface with a trowel to fill up all unevenness

in the surface, but the surface shall not be smoothened and the surface shall be left rough. A

wet plastic mix of second coat as specified above shall be thrown on the first coat by means of

a scoop or plasterer’s trowel while the first coat is still soft. The thickness of the second coat

shall not exceed 120mm.

22.6 Curing

The plaster shall be cured by adequate watering for a period of seven (7) days.


23.0 PLASTERING (PEBBLE DASH)

23.1 General


23.2 Work Included

The contractor shall furnish labour, materials, tools and plant so as to complete the work


23.3 Materials

Cement : Cement shall conform to IS : 269.

Sand : Sand shall conform to IS: 1542.

Shingle : Single used for pebble –dash finish shall be from natural deposits and hill streams

and it shall be coarse rounded or waterworn stones. It shall have no injurious action when it

comes in contact with cement. It shall not exceed 10mm in size.

Lime : Lime used shall conform to IS : 712 and IS : 1635

23.4 Proportion :

The first coat of plaster shall consist of 1part of cement and 5 parts of sand unless otherwise

specified.

The second coat upon which single is thrown (i.e. pebble – dash finish) shall consist of 1 part

of cement, 1 part of lime and 5 parts of sand unless otherwise specified. The second Coat shall

not exceed 10mm in thickness.

23.5 Workmanship

The workmanship shall conform to 2 coat plaster as indicated in IS : 1651 and the surface

preparation shall be as specified under Section 21.

The first coat of plaster shall be dashed on to the prepared surface to the specified thickness

with a trowel to fill up all unevenness in the surface, but the surface shall not be smoothened

with lime. The first coat shall be allowed to dry and shrink properly before the second coat is

applied. A wet plastic mix of second coat as specified above shall be applied upon which

selected shingle which has been well washed shall be thrown while it is still soft.

23.6 Curing :

The plaster shall be cured by adequate watering for a period of seven (7) days.

24.0 LIME PUNNING

24.1 General

Application provisions of conditions of contract shall govern work under this section.

24.2 Work Included

The contractor shall furnish labour, material, tools and plant so as to complete the work



24.3 Materials

Sand : Sand shall conform to IS 1542.

Lime : Lime shall conform to IS 712 and slaking of lime shall be done in accordance with IS :

1635.

24.4 Proportion

The proportion of lime punning coat shall be 1 part of lime and 1 part of fine sand unless

otherwise specified.

24.5 Mixing

One part of slaked stone lime and one part of shell lime shall be mixed and tempered by

keeping it under water for at least a week before use. Water shall then he drained off from the

top leaving a paste of lime. The paste shall be well starred to form a homogeny mass and

strained through clean cloth. Lime prepared and fine sand shall be thoroughly mixed in the

proportion specified and water shall be added to make a paste of desired consistency.

24.6 Workmanship

The pastern shall be allowed to dry before he lime putting is applied. The lime plaster (putty)

prepared as above, shall be laid and rubbed and finely trowelled to a fine uniform smooth

finish. All unevenness shall be rubbed down with fine sand paper. Punning shall be done from

top to bottom in one operation to elimination joint marks.

24.7 Curing

The lime punned surface shall be cured by adequate watering for 3 period of seven (7) days.

25.0 WHITE WASHING, COLOUR WASHING AND DISTEMPERING

25.1 General


25.2 Work Included


or specified herein of both.

25.3 Materials

Lime : White wash shall be prepared from shell lime and fat lime unless otherwise specified

and shell lime shall conform to IS : 712 and IS : 1635. Stacked lime for white wash shall be

screened to pass through a sieve of 49 mashes per Sq.cm.

Colour : Colour used for colour wash shall be as specified or as indicated on the drawings.

Distemper : The type of distemper, its colour and make and brand and number of coats to be

applied shall be as indicated on the drawings or in the Bill or Quantities and shall conform to

IS :427 and IS: 429.

Gum and Blue Pigment : They shall be of best quality and approved make.

25.4 Mixing

The slaked lime shall be dissolved in a tub with sufficient quantity of water and shall be well

mixed to give a thin creamy consistency. It shall then be strained through a clean coarse cloth

and clean gum dissolved in hot water added to it at the rate of 2 Kg for each cubic meter of

lime and ultramarine blue added to the mixture in small proportion just sufficient to give a

very light bluish tint.

Colour wash shall be prepared in the same way as for white washing except that necessary

amount of colouring matter shall be added to lime wash to obtain the colour specified. No.

blue shall be added to lime wash in this case. The entire quantity shall be mixed strictly in

accordance with the manufacture’s instructions unless these are varied by the Engineer

/Architect.

Distemper shall not be mixed in a larger quantity than is actually required fo a day’s work and

hot water shall be used in preparing the mixture.

25.5 Preparation of Surface

Before white wash is laid on new wall, the surface of wall shall be well cleaned and brushed

ad all patching must be scraped properly. After cleaning the surface, all holes, cracks and

patches shall be made good with approved materials.


The distemper shall not be approved shall be applied in dry weather, the surface to the

distempered shall be thoroughly cleaned of dust, dirt, grease, oil marks, cement marks, loose

scales etc. and rubbed with sand paper to give a uniform smooth surface.

25.6 Workmanship

White wash shall be applied with brush, each coat consisting of vertical stroke from top

downwards followed by opposite stroke unwards over the first stroke and horizontal stroke

from left to right followed by stroke right to left. Each coat must be allowed to dry before the

next coat is applied. On completion, the surface when dry, shall present a uniform white

appearance. When dry, no coat of white wash shall show any patches, hair cracks or streaks

nor shall it come off when rubbed with hands. While washing shall be done in 3 coats unless

otherwise specified. Doors, windows, floors etc. must be protected from white wash splashes.

Any splashes and droppings shall be removed and cleaned.

Colour wash shall be applied in the same manner as specified for white wash. During

application, the solution shall be stirred continuously and wash shall be applied with care to

avoid any cut shade or brush marks on the walls when the work is complete. For all new work,

the surface to be colour washed shall first be treated with a priming coat of lime wash. Unless

otherwise specified, two coats of white wash shall first be applied before colour wash is

applied. Number of coats of colour wash shall be as specified in the drawings or in the Bill of

Quantities. The colour wash, whether applied inside or outside of a building shall be of

uniform tint and shade.

The workmanship for distempering shall conform to IS : 427 and IS : 429 unless specified

otherwise. Distempering shall be done with proper distemper brushes of approved quality. The

finished surface shall be of absolutely uniform shade throughout and free from brush marks.

On drying, the distemper shall not come off on touch and shall not crack. Distemper shall be

applied in two coats over one coat of priming. The priming coat shall be as specified and the

primer shall be in accordance with the recommendation of he manufacturer. Succeeding coats

shall not be applied until the previous coat has been approved by he Engineer / Architect. The

first coat shall always be of a lighter tint and shall be applied with care. In case the finish be

not up to the standards the entire surface shall be sand papered and a fresh coat or coats of

distemper shall be applied without any extra cost.

All decorative mouldings, cornices, bands etc. shall be finished according to detailed

drawings. All splashes of distemper shall be removed by the Contractor at his own cost.


26.0 PAINTING

26.1 General

Applicable provision of Conditions of Contract shall govern work under this section.

26.2 Work Included

Unless otherwise specified, the Contractor shall furnish materials, labour, tools and plant to

complete the painting work specified.

The Contractor shall carry out complete painting and finishing of wood as well as metal

(either unfinished or coated with a priming coat) throughout the exterior or interior of the

Buildings unless otherwise stated.

26.3 Materials

The painting and finishing materials for use in the work shall conform to relevant Indian

Standards Specifications and shall be of best brands and approved make produced for each

kind of work. Ready mixed paints shall be used for the work unless otherwise specified; or if

he Engineer / Architect is satisfied that they are not available they may be prepared at site.

If paints mixed at site are to be used, they shall be prepared by mixing appropriate ingredients

in approved proportion. The contractor shall submit samples of each material, for the Engineer

/ Architects approval. The Contractor shall not construe approval of samples as acceptance of

materials, as these materials shall be tested from time to time during he progress of the work.

The materials for succeeding coats on any one surface shall be products of the same

manufacturer supplying the first coat for that particular surface.

Pigments : All colours shall be non-fading pigments of approved make.

Primer Coat : Unless otherwise specified, the primer coat for woodwork, steel and iron work

shall be as indicated in the Bill of Quantities.

Brushes :- Paint shall be applied by brushes. Brushes required for painting shall be of type and

size suitable for the work conforming to relevant Indian Standard specifications. Rags, interior

quality brushes or the like shall not be used on the work.

26.4 Workmanship :-

Preparation of Paint :-

Where ready mixed paints are not available and if oil based paints are prepared at site, the

ingredients shall be thoroughly ground and thinned with double boiled linseed oil in specified

proportion to the required consistency. The painting materials, when applied, shall be spread

evenly in a thin coat and flow on smoothly without runs and sags and shall dry quickly

forming a tough durable film without showing any brush marks or cracks.

The coloring pigment shall be thoroughly ground, mixed with oil and added to the prepared

base. The mixture shall be well stunned and strained thorough a piece f cloth.

Preparation of the surface :- The surface of iron and work to be painted shall be cleaned free

and dint, oil, rust, millscale, and shall be thoroughly dried before painting. Cleaning, removal

of grease rust and scales wherever necessary shall be carried out at specified in IS : 1477 (Part

I)


The surface of wood work to be painted shall be cleaned and rendered dry, free of dirt, grit and

grease and shall be rubbed smooth with the appropriate quality of sand paper. All knots pitch

streaks and sappy spots shall be touched with shellac varnish.

Painting Iron and Steel Work. :- Painting of iron and steel work shall generally be carried out

as per IS : 1477 (Part II)

The number of coats including the primer coat shall be applied as specified in the bill of

quantities. Each coat shall be allowed to dry sufficiently before the succeeding coat is applied.

Finish Coat :-

The type of intermediate and finish coat and the number of coats to be applied shall be

specified in the bill of quantities. Intermediate and finish coats may be oil bound. Bituminous,

aluminum or other types of paints. Aluminum paint shall conform to IS 165. the intermediate

and finish coats or structural steel work, sheet metal work and cast iron work shall be applied

as specified in IS : 1477 (Part II).

Painting Wood Work :-

After the primer coat has dried, nail holes, cracks and the like shall be filled up with approved

wood putty and the surface finished smooth.

The type of intermediate and finish coats and the number of coats shall be as specified in the

bill of quantities. The surface shall be rubbed smooth before application of each coat.

Iron work under Water:-

Approved anti-corrosive black enamel paint shall be used for iron works in water such as cast

irons pipes etc., coal tar paint may also be used with the approval of the Engineer / Architect.

Painting Steel Tanks. :-

Unless otherwise specified steel tanks for the storage of water shall be painted with approved

paint before erecting them in position.

27.0 GLAZING:-

27.1 General :-

Applicable provisions of conditions of contract shall govern work under this section


The Contractor shall furnish labour, material, plant and tools to complete the work indicated or



27.3 Materials :-

Sheet Glass :- All glass used in the work shall be best quality glass, free from specks, bubbles

smokes, wanes, air holes and other defects. Unless otherwise specified, sheet glass shall be

transparent and of weight as indicated in bill of quantities and / or Drawings.

Plate Glass :- where plate glass is specified for the work, it shall be specified

Thickness, with a permissible tolerance of 0.5 to 0.80 mm for polished plate glass. The

transparent type glass shall have polished surface giving clear and non-distorted vision.

Rough Cast wired glass. :- The rough cast wired glass shall be 6mm thick and as approved by

the Engineer/Architect.

Putty :- Putty for use on wooden frames shall conform to IS : 420

Mastic :- the mastic shall be as approved by the Engineer / architect.

27.4 Workmanship :-

All glass shall be cut according to the sizes required as per drawings. Glazing of metal doors,

windows and ventilators shall conform to IS : 1081 and glazing for timber doors, windows and

ventilators shall conform to IS 1003 unless otherwise specified.

For glazed wooden doors and windows, the wooden frame, particulars the rebate, shall be well

oiled to prevent oil form putty being sucked by wood.

The glazing shall be done with specified glaxzing putty and clips. The methos of glazing in

each case shall be according to the details shown on the drawings.

The contractor shall thoroughly clean all glass and replace all putty or glass damaged during

the work.

28.0 VARNISHING & POLISHING :-

28.1 General :-

Application provision of conditions of contract shall govern work under this section.


The Contractor shall furnish materials, labour, tools, and plant to complete the work indicated


28.3 Materials :-

Ready prepared varnish shall conform to the relevant Indian Standard specification of

varnishes and shall be of approved make.

Ready prepared French polish conforming to IS : 348 shall be sued for te work.

If the Engineer/Architect is satisfied that ready prepared varnished or polish are not available

only approved ingredients shall be used for its preparations at site. The Proportions of the

materials for the preparations of varnishes at site shall be as follows.

a) For resin Varnish - Resin : Linseed Oil : Spirits

of Turpentine : 2:2:1

b) For Copal Varnish - Copal : Linseed Oil : Oil

of Turpentine 3:2:5


28.4 Workmanship :-

Preparation of surface the wood work surface to be varnish shall be thoroughly cleaned and

rubbed smooth sand paper or pumice stone, the rubbing shall not be done across the grain. All

knots in wood work shall be covered or Killed. The surface of wood shall be then be steeped

with hot diluted glue (about 1 lg. Of glue will produce 10 litres) so as to close up the faces.

When dry, the surface shall again be rubbed with sand paper lightly before varnish is applied.

Wood work is to be polished shall be coated first with a filler composed of about 1.5 kg. Of

whiting mixed in 1 liter of methylate spirit. The surface shall then rubbed sand paper.

Varnishing and Polishing :- Varnishing shall preferably be done in a dry weather. After the

surface is steeped and sand fine haired or approved varnishing evenly in very thin coats with

paint brushes. Successive coats shall be applied after the previous coats are thoroughly dry.

Where additional coats are rubbed down, with fine sand paper before application of the

succeeding coat.

Polish shall be applied on the prepared surface with a pad consisting of absorbent cotton wool

inside a clean white cloth. Polish shall be applied in the number or coats specified and the

surface shall be rubbed with fine sand paper after each coat except the finish coat. Care shall

be taken to renew the cloth should it now signs of warning or else the cotton will stock to the

surface. After the final coat of polish, the surface shall present the desire and finish.

29. WATERPROOFING WITH BITUMEN FELTS

29.1 General


29.2 Work Included



29.3 Materials

The Materials used for waterproofing with bitumen felts shall be of approved make and type

and as indicated in the bill of Quantities.

Bitumen Material :- It shall consist of blown type bitumen conforming to IS:702 on residual

bitumen conforming to IS: 73 or a mixture thereof.

29.4 Waterproofing Roof Surface

The roof slab shall be cleaned of all dust, dirt , grit etc. and it rough it shall be made

reasonably smooth either by chipping off projections or by applying a thin coat of cement

slurry of cement sand and water.

The roof surface shall be regarded prior to waterproofing either with cement mortar or lime-

surkhi mortar. At the places of drain outlets, projecting pipes, parapet walls and expansion

joint etc. The surface shall be prepared as indicated in IS: 1346.

The workmanship in general shall conform to IS: 1346, unless otherwise specified. Over the

hardened and finished surface of the roof slab, a thin layer of approved bitumen primer shall

be first brushed over the roof surface and allowed to dry.


The felt shall be first cut to the required lengths and laid out flat on the roof in position at right

angles to the direction of run off gradient and shall be brushed clean of dusting materials.

Each length of felt thus laid in position shall be rolled up for a distance of half of its length.

Then the bonding material heated to correct temperature shall be poured on to the roof across

the full width of the rolled felt as the latter is steadily rolled out and pressed down. Excess

bonding material shall be squeezed out at the ends and removed as the laying proceeds. When

the first half of the strip of felt has been bonded to the roof, the other half shall be rolled up

and then unrolled on the hot handing material in the same way.

Minimum overlaps of 100m shall be allowed at the end and sides of strips of felt. All overlaps

shall be firmly bonded with hot bitumen. The laying of the second layer of felt shall be so

arranged that the joints are staggered with those of the layer beneath It.

In case of roofs with parapets, a chase 75mm deep shall be cut in the parapet masonry at about

150mm above the roof level and the felt shall be laid as flashing in widths with a minimum

overlap of 100mm. The lower edge of flashing shall overlap the felt laid on flat portion of the

roof and the upper edge of the flashing shall be tucked into the groove made in the parapet.

After the flashings have been properly bonded. After the flashings have been properly

bonded, the chase shall be cleaned mortar (1:4) flush with the face of the wall and allowed to

set by adequate curing.

In case of drain mountain waterproofing shall be done as specified for the roof excepting that

the treatment shall be carried inside the drain pipes overlapping at least 100 mm.

For gutters, a priming cost shall be first be applied over this, specified number of layers of felt

shall be laid and bonded together with hot bitumen at not less than 1.5 Kg. Sq.mtrs. The felt

layers laid separately in the gutters shall be overlapped with the corresponding layers on the

roof proper. The felt treatment shall be carried down into the outlet pipes to a minimum

depth of 100mm.

After treatment is over, the surface shall be covered by peasized gravel or grit at the rate of

0.6 cu. Mt. Per 10 sq.m. on flashing and at drain mouths two coats of approved bituminous

primer shall be provided.

29.5 Waterproofing for Underground Structures

Waterproofing for underground structures shall be done in accordance with IS:3067. the

number of layers and the details of protective wall etc. shall be as shown in drawing or

indicated in the Bill of Quantities. No waterproofing treatment shall be applied unless the site

is properly drained and the surface is thoroughly dry.

30.0 LIME TERRACING

30.1 General


30.2 Work Included




30.3 Materials

Brick Bats :- Brick bats shall be 25mm gauge from first class brick.

Lime :- Lime used shall be hydraulic lime conforming to IS: 712 and shall be slaked

according to IS: 1635.

Surkhi :- Surkhi used shall be from first class bricks.

Sprinkling Water :- The following proportion of specified materials shall be mixed in 20

litres of water.

Molasses : 1.03 Kg

Katha : 0.26 Kg

Methi : 0.13 Kg

Maskalai dal : 0.52 Kg

This water is to be sprinkled as specified further on 10 sq.m of surface.

30.4 Proportion

Bricks : Lime : Surkhi = 7:2:2 by volume

30.5 Mixing

The brickbats, lime and surkhi mix shall be heaped to a predetermined height depending upon

the amount of material required for particular portion to be treated.

Water shall be added and allowed to remain for 2 days and the materials shall be turned over

several times to ensure a through mix.

30.6 Workmanship

The Surface shall be cleaned of all dirt, rust particles, dust etc. before lime concrete is placed.

The mix shall be gently deposited on the surface and laid to proper beds and cross falls and

leveled to levels indicated on the drawings.

The compaction by hand tampers shall be carried out for 7 days. During the first three days,

the surface shall be sprinkle with water specified above. For the next four days the

compaction shall be carried out and the surface shall be sprinkled with lime water during

compaction.

After this period, a thin coating of lime paste shall be applied and rubbed smooth and the

surface shall be then be covered with straw or sand and water shall be sprinkled for a further

period of 7 days and the flooded up to a height of 75mm to 100mm.

After one month, the surface shall be cleaned and rubbed with inseed oil and water.

If specified, a layer of flat tiles, or broken tile pieces shall be laid in cement mortar of

specified proportion on top of brick bat concrete.

31.0 DAMP PROOF COURSE

31.1 General



31.2 Work Included

The Contractor shall furnish labour, material, plan and tools to complete the work indicated


31. 3. Materials

Cement :- Cement shall conform to IS : 269

Aggregates :- The aggregates shall conform to IS : 383. fine aggregate shall be river sand or

pit sand from approved pits. Coarse aggregate shall be stone chips of size not exceeding 6mm.

31.4 Proportion :-

The proportion of the above materials and thickness of the coarse shall be as indicated on the

drawing.

31.5 Workmanship

The brick of stone masonry surface shall be leveled, flushed up and prepared as directed to

receive the damp proof course. Damp proof course shall be provided at position shown on the

drawings. In masonry walls of buildings shall normally be placed above the external ground

level. It shall be laid for the full width of the wall. The top surface shall be kept rough or

ribbed for proper adhesion of brick work coming over it. All exposed surfaces of the damp of

proof course shall be finished fair and smooth. After the surface has partially set, hot bitumen

shall be applied in two coats the rate of 1.7 Kg per sq.m per coat and dry sand spread over it.

32.0 PLUMBING AND SANITARY WORK

32.1 General


All water supply and sanitary work shall be executed by Licensed Plumber and shall be in

accordance with the requirement of relevant bye-laws of Municipal or other Authorities in

whose jurisdiction the work is to be carried out.

For items such as earthwork, excavation, concrete, brick work, stone work, pointing, etc

relevant specification for these shall apply, unless specifications otherwise.

Unless otherwise specifications, all exposed work such as cisterns, brackets etc, shall be

painted with one coat of red oxide paint and two coats of oil paint of approved colour.

The diameter of pipes of fittings wherever mentioned shall mean the internal diameter, unless

otherwise specified.

The rates quoted by the Contractor shall be deemed to include all breakage and wastage of

various materials, fittings and appliances. All materials, fittings and appliances damaged

during the execution of the work or otherwise shall be removed and replaced with approved

materials, fittings and appliances by the contractors at his expenses.

The job shall include the cost of making the necessary holes, etc. in walls, floors etc, and also

making them good on competition of the job. Any damage caused to floors, walls etc during

fixing of sanitary installation, drainage and water supply work shall be made good by the

contractor at his own cost.


32.2 Materials, Fittings and Appliances

The materials, fittings and appliances used in the work shall be as specified hereunder. The

type, quality, class, composition, size, finish and make shall be as specified in the Bill of

Quantities. The Contractors shall submit of approval samples of all materials, fittings and

appliances well in advance of starting the work and before being used in the job. All

materials, fittings and appliances used in the work shall conform in the approved samples.

Galvenized iron pipes, fittings, and accessories for water services shall be of tested variety.

All materials, fittings and applicables shall conform to the relevant Indian Standard

Specifications, some of which are listed below :

Asbestos cement building pipes, gutters fittings etc. IS : 16216

Sheet metal rain water pipes, upto 100mm nominal size, gutters,

fittings etc.

IS : 1728

Cast iron rain water pipes, fittings and accessories IS : 1230

Sand cast iron spigot and socket soil, waster and ventilating pipes,

fittings and accessories.

IS : 1729

Sand cast brass screw-down bib tapes and stop taps for water

services.

IS : 781

Self closing taps IS : 1711

Gun Metal gate, Globe and check valves for general services . IS ; 778

Lead-pipe IS : 404

Sluice valves for water works purposes IS : 780

Mixing valves for ablutionary and domestic purposes IS : 1701

Water Meters (domestic type) IS : 779

Rectangular pressed steel tanks IS : 904

Sheet lead for flashing shall be of at least 30 Kg. Weight per sq.m. unless specified otherwise.

Brass tapes shall be of heavy brass and made particularly smooth on the inside and shall have

all waste and vent connections screwed, unless specified otherwise.

Lead traps shall be of the same weight and thickness as specified for lead pipes.


32.3 Water supply

32.3.1 Jointing and laying of water supply pipes.

Jointing of various pipes shall generally conform to IS:1742 unless specified otherwise.

Screwed galvanised iron pipes shall be jointed with screwed socket joints using screwed

fittings of the same materials as that of the pipes. Any burrs remaining on the pipe ends after

the threads are cut shall be removed. An approved jointing compound together with a

grommet of few strands of fine yarn shall be used for jointing pipes and fittings. Any pipe

threads exposed after jointing shall be painted or in the case of underground piping thickly

coated with approved bituminous compound to prevent corrosion.

Teflon tape should be used if specified.

The depth at which the under ground water supply pipe is to be laid shall be as indicated on

the drawings. The service pipe passing into or beneath the building shall be laid at least

200mm. below the ground floor level and accommodated in previously laid sleeve in the

structure –where it enters. The space between the sleeve and the pipe at its entry into and exit

from the building shall be filled with a bituminous material for a minimum length of 150mm

at both ends.

Piping shall not be buried on walls or floors as far as possible. However, when unavoidable,

piping shall be buried for the shortest protection provided against damage.

Galvanised iron piping shall be secured by iron or steel clamps when fixed on walls.

All pipe work shall be completely watertight and the joints shall be such that there are no

projections of jointing materials on the like in the interior of pipes. Before the pipe line is

commissioned, all piping and fittings shall be flushed clean.

32.3.2 Storage of Water

All tanks for storage of water shall be of the specified kind and shall be completely watertight

and properly covered with a close fitting and dust, tight and mosquito-proof cover of approved

pattern. The shall be fitted a ball valve of approved type, securely fixed to the tank

independent of the inlet pipe and set in such a position that the body of the valve always

remains above the water line. A mosquito-proof overflow pipe shall be fixed to the tank with

the pipe invert about 25 mm. above the top water line. Approved type of stop valves or taps

shall be provided for every outlet pipe. The outlet pipe shall be fixed at a level about

75mm. above bottom of tank. The washout or drain or pipe shall be kept flush with the

bottom of the tank at its lowest part.

32.3.4 Testing

After the laying and fixing of all water supply pipes and fittings are completed, the line shall

be slowly and carefully charged with water to a test pressure of 5 Kg. Per sq.cm or the

specified working pressure plus so as may be prescribed by the Engineer/Architect. This

pressure shall be maintained for at least one hour, unless specified otherwise. The pipes and

fittings shall then be inspected for any leakages of water. Defects in pipes and fittings if

detected, shall be remedied by the contractor without extra cost.


32.3.5 Internal Plumbing Works

Jointing and Laying Pipes :- Clause 32.3 apply to this wherever applicable.

Lead pipe joint in lead pipe shall be made at wiped solid solder joints when lead pipe have to

be lead through due the join shall be made outside the joint and pipe placed base into the duct

after jointing. All exposed lead pipes, excluding 25mm dia meter shall secured to walls by iron

clips or lead ears. The spacing clips shall not exceed 900mm

32.3.6 Installation of Water Closets

Indian type or European type W.C. pans of the type and make as specified in the Bill of

Quantities shall be carefully fixed in position. Indian W.C. pan shall be built round solid with

masonry or lean concrete to the level of the after all connections are made. Also floor slope

towards the pan.

Unless otherwise specified, each closet shall be provided with standard accessories such as

soil WC connect0or, 40mm lead antisyphonage 32mm flushing pipe 15 liters capacity flushing

of specified type and make , overflow pipe fitted with mosquito-proof strainer at the end all

suitably fixed in position.

32.3.7. Nahani Traps

Nahani Traps shall be of the size and quality indicated in the Bill of Quantities and shall be

embedded flush with the floors. The connec6tion the trap with the waster pipe shall be

through plug bend of the size to suit the wall thickness fitted with an inspection door.

32.3.8 Drainage

Unless otherwise specified, all drainage work for building shall be carried out in accordance

IS:1742.

Handling, laying, bedding, jointing and testing of concrete pipes shall conform to IS: 783.

The method of bedding and jointing of pipes shall be as specified in the bill of quantities.

Manholes gully trap and inspection chambers shall be constructed as shown on the drawing.

32.3.9. Testing

Unless otherwise specified the drawings system shall be tested in accordance with IS : 1742.

33.0 COST IRON , R.C. AND STONEWARE PIPE WORK

33.1 General


33.2 Work Included

The contractor shall furnish labour, materials, plant and equipments to complete the work


33.3 Materials

All materials shall be tested variety tested by a recognize test house.

Cost of iron pipes with socket and spigot ends upto 675 mm shall conform to IS 1536 for

centrifugal span pipes. C.I. Pipes with flanged ends shall conform to IS : 1537 for vertically

cast pipes. The class of pipes (whether A. B. or C according to IS) shall be as specified in the

drawings. The sluice valves of various sizes and caulking lead shall conform to the following

standards.

Sluice Valves up to 300mm - IS: 780

Sluice Valves beyond 350mm - IS: 2906

Caulking lead for jointing - IS: 782

Other types of fittings such as air valves, reflex valves, hydrants, bends etc. shall be of best

quality and samples shall be approved by the Engineer / Architect.

R.C. Pipes shall conform to IS: 450.

Stoneware pipe, cast iron soil, ventilation and rain water pipes, C.I. manhole covers and lead

pipes shall conform to the following Indian standards specifications.

Salt glazed stoneware and fittings : IS: 651

And other accessories

Cast Iron spigot and socket, soil water and : IS:1729

ventilation pipes fittings and accessories

Cast Iron rain water pipes : IS: 1230


Cast Iron manhole covers and frames : IS: 1726

Lead Pipes : IS: 404

CI pipes for water services shall be of tested variety.

33.4 Joints:

The type of jointing for C. I. Pipes shallbe either socket and spigot with molten lead or lead

wool or flanged type with nuts, bolts and gaskets as indicated on the drawings.

If the joints used are spigot and socket type, the spigot shall be carefully centered in the socket

by one or more laps of clean white hemp spun yarn with about 25mm overlap. Sufficient yard

only shall be forced into the socket to leave a correct depth of lead for caulking. The pipe shall

then be examined again for line and level and the proper depth of each joint shall be tested

before running the molten lead. The pouring of molten lead shall be done by wrapping a ring

of hemp rope covered with damp clay load the pipe at the end of he socket.

After a section convenient length has been laid, lead shall be caulked sufficiently with a hand

hammer and the joint shall be made neat and clean.

The packing ring or washer for the flanged joint shall be rubber for the full diameter of the

flange with proper pipe hole and bolt holes cut out at both the inner and outer edges. The

packing shall be smeared with graphite paste or a mixture of red lead and while lead and shall

be introduced between the flanges of both the pipes ad nuts lightened in opposite pairs keeping

the longitudinal axes of adjoining pie lines in exactly the same straight line. Lead washers

shall be provided along with bolts to prevent any leakage through bolt holes.

The type of jointing for stoneware pipes shall be socket and spigot as indicated on the

drawings.


The inside of the socket shall be first painted with a tin layer of cement mortar 1:2 and a

gasket of yarn dipped in cement slurry shall be inserted in the socket of the pipe with a

wooden caulking tool and wooden mallet in such a way that the gasket shall fully encircle the

spigot with a slight overlap. Where the spigot and receives the gasket, it shall be wrapped

round with two or three turns of treated spun yarn at its end before being inserted into he

socket. The joint shall then be completely fitted with cement and mortar of proportion 1:1

having very little water and the joint shall be leveled to form a splayed fillet at a angle 45

degree with the outside pipe. Excess of cement mortar left inside the pipe joint shall be neatly

cleaned off. In jointing stoneware pipes, care shall be taken that the pipes are kept concentric

and the socket, specifically on the underside, shall be completely filled with cement mortar.

Where settlement of earth is envisaged, the joints shall he made with bitumastic filling or any

other material as instructed by the Engineer /Architect.

33.5 Workmanship

33.5.1 Laying of G.I. Pipes

The laying of the C. I. pipe line shall commence only after the levels at the bottom of he

trench have been done in accordance with the drawing. The sides of the trenches shall be as

nearly vertical as possible. Where joints are made, the trench shall be wide enough to allow

room for caulking joints. Shoring and timbering shall not be used without prior approval of the

Engineer/Architect. The trenches shall be excavated such that there shall be a minimum

cushion of 750mm over the pipes. All pipes, water mains cables etc. met within the course of

excavation shall be carefully protected and supported. All pipes and fittings shall be sounded

wit a light hammer to detect any cracks before laying. The excavated material shall be thrown

on one side of the trench and the pipes stacked on the other side. The inside of socket and the

outside of spigot shall be thoroughly cleaned of all foreign matter before laying. The pipes

shall be laid with their socket ends facing the directions of flow. The pipes shall be plated in

the trenches by any recognized method which shall be approved by the Engineer / Architect.

Then the pipes shall be jointed by caulking as described previously. After each section of the

pipe line has been laid, it shall be tested for water tightness before filling up the trench. After

completing the test, the trench shall be filled with the excavated material inlayer of 200mm

and shall be watered and rammed. Whether the pipeline cross the railway tracks, roads etc.

the trenches shall have vertical sides with suitable shoring.

33.5.2 Laying of R.C. Pipes : Laying of R.C. pipes shall conform to IS : 783.

33.5.3 Laying of Stoneware pipes: The laying of the stoneware pipelines shall commence only after

the levels at the bottom of the trench at various points have been done as indicated on the

drawings. The center line of he trench shall first be stacked out on he ground and shall be

excavated correct to depth and width at the points. All inverts shall be laid from sight rails

fixed at the rue levels with proper boning roads. The sign rails and boning roads shall be

provided, fixed and maintained by the Contractor at his own expenses. The pipes shall be

carefully laid to the alignment, levels and gradients shown on the plants and sections. The

trench shall be laid truly in straight lines and without any vertical or


horizontal undulations. Pipes shall have adequate customs over them and shall be handed at

the bottom with concrete 1:3:6 up to a depth of half the diameter of the pipe. When it cross

under a road, the pipe shall be fully covered in concrete 1:3:6 as shown on drawings. All pipes

and fittings shall be fully examined with a light hammer for soundness before laying. After

each section of he pipeline has been laid, the joints shall be allowed to set properly and shall

be inspected, tested and approved before refilling the trench. After testing, the trench shall be

refilling with finest selected material in layers of 200mm and shall be watered and thoroughly

rammed. All pipes, water main, cables etc. met within the course of excavation shall be

carefully protected and supported.

When the piplelines cross railway tracks, roads etc,.the trenches shall have vertical sides with

suitable shorting. Any subsidence in the line of trenches after refilling shall be repaired at the

Contractors expenses.

33.5.4 Rainwater Pipes : Rainwater pipes inside the building shall be heavy cast iron type as

specified above. They shall be kept away from the finished walls by means of bobbins. The

rainwater pipe shall be connected to the main sewer or to the surface drains as shown on the

drawings.

33.6 Manholes, Gully Trap Chambers, Inspection Chamber.

Those shall be as indicated on the drawings.

33.7 Testing

On completion of the work the Contractor shall conduct at his own cost such tests as the

Engineer will direct. The water supply system shall be tested according to the provisions of IS.

The drainage system shall be tested in accordance with the provisions of IS : 1742. All defects

and deficiencies detected during testing shall be promptly rectified by the Contractor.


LIST OF APPROVED MAKES /BRAND OF VARIOUS BUILDING MATERIALS

Unless orderwise mentioned specifically, any one of approved makes or brands shall be

allowed to us, other makes or brands of he building materials bearing I.S.I. monogram on the

materials itself will also be allowed to be used.

The contractors should distinctly understand that it will not be their prerogative to insist for

using particular makes /brand from the following list. The final selection will have to be done

with the approval of an Engineer – in – charge.

1. CEMENT : Ordinary portland cement 53 grade will be

used for R.C.C structure & OPC 43 grade

can be used for other works of approved

manufacture L&T, Ambuja, A.C.C &

Birla.

2. WHITE CEMENT : Birla White, A.C.C. (Silver Crete)

3. STEEL : TOR & MILD

(MILD STEEL)

: HYSD FE 415 or approved stock yards with

est certificates bar will be used.

4. RUBBLE STONE : Spotless stone available from local sources.

5. METAL NO. 1, 2 & 3 : Conforming to IS – 383 from local sources.

6. BRICKS : Ordinary clay bricks of any brand

conforming to I.S. 1077 minimum crushing

strength of 35Kg/Sq.cm. water absorption

allowed 25% by weigh for bricks used in

panel walls, 20% by weight for bricks used

in load bearing walls when soaked in water

for 24hours.

7. SAND : River Sand conforming to IS 383.

8. MARBLE : Medium quality white marble from :

Makarane, Udaipur, Rajnagar.

9. GRANITE : Approved quality granite.

10. COLOUR /WHITE GLAZED TILES : First quality of Johnson & Johnson , Kajaria

or equivalent approved make .

11. COLOURED CERAMIC TILES : First Quality of Johnson & Johnson ,

Kajaria or equivalent approved make .

12. F R P. DOORS : Approved make .

13. TEAK WOOD : Best Quality C. P. / Country teak wood,

well seasoned ad free from all defects,

cracks, knots, decay etc.


14. TREATED TIMBER

(For Frames )

: ‘SAL’ or other similar approved variety

duly treated.

15. GLASS 6MM : Sluce Vallabha / Triveni

16. SHAHABAD, GREEN KOTAH &

OTHER NATURAL STONES

: As available locally /in Mumbai of

approved thickness quality and shade.

17. FITTINGS AND FIXTURES FOR

DOORS AND WINDOWS

: ‘Navabharat’ or as approved

18. ALUMINUM SLIDING WINDOWS : With JUNDAL /AJIT INDIA /GEETA

Heavy sections.

19. ALUMINUM SLIDING WINDOWS : Sentinal, Man Industrial Corporation, Sen-

Harvic, Godrej or any other approved.

20. ROLLING SHUTTERS, ROLLING

GRILLS, SLIDING & FOLDING

GRILL DOORS.

: Swastic, Shaparia Dock, Hercules or any

other approved

21. FLOOR HARDENERS : Carbonate, Fastonate, Kwiksel, purelis,

Ironate, Bestonate.

22. SOFT BOARD & ACCOUNTING

BOARD

: Jolly Board, (Insulues) Sitapur (Sitatex)

23. HARD BOARD & ACCOUNTING

BOARD

: Jolly Board, Sitapur (Sitatex).

24. A.C SHEETS

S.R.M.P. SHEETS

: Everest, Ramco, Charminar, R.M.P

(Elephant), Brand TRIPLAST SWASTIK

A.C.Sheets.

25. FIRE GLASS ROOF SHEETS : Paramount

26. FIBRE GLASS SOIL PAN : S.D.Enterprises

27. THERMOLITE CRETE BLOCKS : M/s. Bharat Tiles & Marbles Ltd.

28. BITUMEN FELETE : Shalimar

29. OXYCHLORIDE FLOORING

PARTITION

: M/s. Oxychloride Flooring Products.

M/s. Ajay oxychloride Flooring Company.

30. DOOR CLOSERS : Garnish, Tahilson, Satco.

31. BUILDING HARDWARE : CIEF, Kutyanwala, Tahilsons.

32. FACTORY MADE PANEL DCORS : 1. Shankar Ramchandra Brothers.

2. Beror Wood Industries

M/s. Bechwat of India Ltd.


33. ALUMINIUM DOOR AND

WINDOWS

: M/s. Ajit India Pvt. Ltd.

M/s. Bharat Aluminium Fabricators, godrej

M/s. Aluminium Pvt. Ltd.

34. DECORATE TEXTURE : Vineerntex

35. PRECAST CONCRETE BLOCK FOR

CASTONE

: M/s. Bombay Chemical Pvt. Ltd.

36. PAINT :

A) OIL PAINTS DISTEMPER

& OTHER PAINT

MATERIALS 1ST

QUALITY BRAND

OF ONE OF THE FOLLOWING

MAKES, READY MIX.

: Shalimar, Jenson Nicloson, Good lass

Nerolac, Garware, OMEGA BRIGHT,

Asian or any other approved.

B) PLASTIC EMIULSION AND

SYNTHETIC

: British Paints, Shalimar, MERCURY

PAINTS, Asian, Garware, Jenson,

GOODLESS, NEROLAC , Nicoloson or

any other approved.

C) DRY DISTEMBER : British Paints, Shalimar, GARWARE,

BRIGHT & CO. Jenson, Nicoloson or any

other approved.

D) OIL BOUND DISTEMBER : British paints, Shalimar, ASIAN

GARWARE, Jenson, Nicoloson or any

other approved

E) WATER CEMENT PAINTS : Super Snocem or Snocem plus

DVRROCEM, CEMKMOTE,

COLOURCEM, SILVERCEM

F) TEX PAINT : Sandex Matt

G) WOOD PRIMER : Shalimar Asian, Jenson, Nicholoson,

Goodlas Nerolac,(Bombay Paints) Brigh &

Co. Omega Mercury Paints.

H) METAL REDOXIDE PRIMER : Shalimar Asian, Jenson, Nicholoson,

Goodlass Nerolac, (Bombay Paints) Bright

&Co., Omega Mercury Paints.

I) ALUMINIUM PAINTS : Shalimar, Jenson, Nicholoson, Goodlas

Nerolac, (Bombay Paints) bright & Co.,

Omega Mercury Paints.

J) ANTI CORROSIVE : British Paints, Shalimar, Asian, Jenson,

Nicholson (Bombay Paints) Bright & Co.,

Omega Mercury Paints.

K) WOOD PRESERVATIVES : British Paint, Noble Paints, Varshish Co.Pvt

Ltd.

L) FIRE RETARDING PAINTS : Fyretard (M/s. Noble Paints, Varshish Co.

Pvt. Ltd.)

37. WATERPROOFING COMPOUND : ‘Impermow’ ‘Accoprooff’ ‘Sicca’ or any

other approved brand name.

38. ANTI TERMITE TREATMENT : As specified by agency and approved by

E.E. NMMC.

39. BITUMINOUS PAINT : ‘Shalimar Tar Products’


40. LAMINATIONS FOR THE DOORS : Veenar national or as approved by

Executive Engineer, NMMC.

41. FORM WORK SHUTTERING : Plastic coated/marine ply for slabs, beams,

columns steel plates/ply for slabs, beams.

42. READY MIX NEERU : ‘MOOR’ brand of equivalent

43. PLATICISERS : ‘KRISHNA PRODUCTS’ or as approved

by E.E, N.M.M.C.

44. C.P. FITTING : Metro or other approved by Executive

Engineer, NMMC.

45. SOIL TREATMENT AGENCIES : Pest Control Indial Pvt. Ltd.,

Pest Control Corporation\, Pil Pvt.Ltd., B.

Kailkushrao Co.

Pest control M.Walsha, Pestoo

Modern Services, Paraggon,

Pesticides, Pest check service

Elite Corporation Asian Pesti

Cides Chema Fume Pvt. Ltd.

Super Pesticides Unique

Pesticides Services.

46. SANITORYWARES

(SOIL PANS, W.H BASIN ETC.)

: Hindustan, II & R.Johnson, Neycer, Patty

ware.

47. PIPES

A) C.I.RAIN WATERSOIL & WATER

PIPES

: T.O. Suleha, I.I.T.C., Kateawal I.S.P

(Confroming to I.S. 123 for rain wallet

pipes and the I.S. 1729 and 3889 for soil

and waster water pipes) P.M. Pvt. Help.

I.S.I.

B) S.W.PIPES : Navroji Vakil, khanapura, Girco Kashmira,

Burn & Co. Perfect Post teris, Orind ,

Sonya.

C) R.C.C PIPES : Indian Hume Pipe Co-primer, Shreeji Spun

Prestress Construction Co., Pipes, N.P.2

Class.

F) G.I. WATER PIPES AND FITTINGS : Ambika Zenith as per I.S.I standard to be

approved by Engineer, N.M.M.C.

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