PEACE CORPS - U.S. Embassy in Sri Lanka · Peace Corps/Sri Lanka has a need for supply, installation and commissioning of air conditioning system in coordination with the interior

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CFO/ACM March 2018

PEACE CORPS Overseas Request for Quotation (RFQ) for Supplies/Services/Equipment

RFQ Number: PC-384-19-3023 Date: 28 August 2019 Peace Corps/Sri Lanka has a need for supply, installation and commissioning of air conditioning system in coordination with the interior buildout of office building located at 11 Kinross Ave, Colombo 04. Peace Corps is soliciting fixed-price quotations from the vendor community for the supplies and/or services detailed below. If you are interested in submitting a quotation, please do so by sending your completed and signed Attachment 1 along with all required submissions listed on the Vendor Quotation Form [by mail OR by e-mail to: Name: David Crowley Director of Management and Operations Address: Peace Corps/Sri Lanka 11 Kinross Ave, Colombo 04 OR E-mail: [email protected] Quotations are due no later than 12:00 PM (noon) on 16 September 2019. Late quotations will not be accepted. Written questions about this Request for Quotation (RFQ) may be sent in the same fashion to the individual noted above in advance of the RFQ due date. No phone calls please. Peace Corps will evaluate all quotations received by the deadline based on the minimum requirements and/or evaluation factor(s) shown below. Contingent on the availability of funds and continued need for the supplies and/or services, at the end of the evaluation process, Peace Corps intends to award a firm-fixed-price contract for the purchase of the required supplies and/or services to the selected vendor. A. Statement of Work/Description of Requirements Supply and install air conditioning system in office building located at 11 Kinross Ave, Colombo 04 in accordance with architectural designs and engineering plans provided by Peace Corps and detailed in the attached Bill of Quantities (BOQ). All work to be performed is on floors one thru four and half of floor six. B. Place of Performance and Required Work or Delivery Schedule Office building located at 11 Kinross Ave, Colombo 04 Work to commence immediately upon selection and award and completed in accordance with construction schedule agreed upon during negotiation (to be determined based on the availability of materials). Target completion date is December 31, 2019. C. Contract Terms and Conditions As an Agency of the United States Government, Peace Corps has an approved contract template that it intends to use for the award. Peace Corps reserves the right to deny making a contract award to a vendor should they refuse to sign the Peace Corps approved contract template.

Generally, firm-fixed-price contracts are used to acquire supplies and services. They may be priced— (1) On a lump-sum basis (when a lump sum is paid for the total work or defined parts of the work),

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(2) On a unit-price basis (when a unit price is paid for a specified quantity of work units), or (3) Using a combination of the two methods.

The contractor shall submit, as part of the proposal, a schedule of proposed payments based on targeted deliverables in the scope of work. These targeted deliverables can be negotiated during the bidding process and will be based on the agreed upon time frame of the entire project. D. Minimum Criteria: A quotation will not be considered further if it does not meet the following minimum criteria:

• Completed pricing on BOQ • Proposed work schedule (timeline) • Proposed payment schedule • List 3 references for work completed in last 24 months

E. Evaluation Factors: Quotations that meet the minimum criteria listed above may be further evaluated based on the following factors:

• Total price of project • Delivery timeframe (and availability of supplies) • Past experience with USG facilities • Staffing capacity for this project • Warranties offered on equipment units and completed work

Award may be made with or without negotiations between the Peace Corps and the selected vendor. Award may be made to a vendor that provided the lowest priced technically acceptable quotation, or to a vendor other than the one that provided the lowest priced quotation, should that vendor be determined to have provided the best value quotation to the Peace Corps taking technical and cost factors into account. All vendors that submit quotations in response to this RFQ will be notified of the results.

[End of RFQ]

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CFO/ACM March 2018

ATTACHMENT 1 – VENDOR QUOTATION FORM RFQ Number: PC-384-19-3023 Vendor: Authorized Representative: Name: Position/Title: Phone Number: E-mail Address: TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS CONTRACT AWARD, PLEASE SUMBIT THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN YOUR PROPOSAL

1. Quoted Prices (Inclusive of Administrative and/or Overhead Costs and VAT/DUTY FREE): Submit completed BOQ (template provided)

2. Work or Delivery Schedule: Submit proposed delivery schedule

3. Payment Terms: Submit proposed payment schedule or requirements

4. Warranty Terms (If Any): List any warranties offered

5. Additional Terms and/or Conditions: Describe your company’s current staffing structure and

describe in detail your company’s plan for providing qualified individuals to fulfill this requirement and providing supervision of your staff members assigned to work this project.

6. References: provide 3 references for past work of similar scope and size and indicate past

experience with working on U.S. Government facilities SUPPLIER AUTHORIZED REPSENTATIVE Signature: _______________________________ Date: _______________________________

SUPPLY, INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING OF AIR

BILL OF QUANTITIESVOLUME - I

CONDITIONING SYSTEM

PEACE CORPS SRILANKA AT COLOMBO 4

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● PRELIMINARIES

● SUPPLY, INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING OF

AIR CONDITIONING AND MECHANICAL VENTILATION SYSTEM

● GRAND SUMMARY

SUPPLY, INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING OF AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM FOR PEACE CORPS SRILANKA AT COLOMBO 4

CONTENT

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No DESCRIPTION UNIT QTY RATE AMOUNT - SLRs B PRELIMINARIES

A The tenderer is advised to refer to the General Notes, PricingPreambles, Drawings, Specifications, Conditions of Contractand other relevant documents prior to pricing of the followingitems. Note

B The tenderer is advised to visit the site of the proposed work, asit is his responsibility to ascertain the conditions such as accessto the site, external working space, storage area etc. or anyother conditions of relevance. Note

C A list of typical general items are given below. However, thetenderer is requested to price only those items that may affectthis contract.

Note

D Any other preliminary items not listed below but deemednecessary for the successful execution of the project shall beincluded in the tender rates, as no claims for extra payments forsuch, would be entertained. Note

E The contractor shall be responsible for any loss or damages tothe works, existing structures, adjoining or adjacent structuresand unfixed materials during the term of the contract.

Note

F The Contractor shall be responsible for providing necessarywarning notices. Note

G The items in the Preliminaries will be paid on actual but notexceeding the quoted value. Note

H The Contractor should submit a list of all sub contractors thathe intents to employ on the site and the extent of their works.

I The Contractor shall be responsible for remove the temporarysheds and etc.. from site after completion the project.

J Whether stated or not, the Contractor shall prepare and submitShop drawings and obtain Consultant's approval beforeproceeding the fabrication and work.

Note

(a) The Contractor shall check Site dimensions and makefabricated work corresponding to the "approved" ShopDrawings.(b) Drawings shall show in detail, various portions of the work,kind of materials, size of members and the structural stabilityof the fabricated units.

K The Contractor should arrange to display all the approvedsamples and the construction working order in the site office.

Note


PRELIMINARIES

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No DESCRIPTION UNIT QTY RATE AMOUNT - SLRs


PRELIMINARIES

2.0 Plant, Material & Work Practices

L No work in any trade shall be carried out in such a manner asto cause any nuisance to adjacent owners or the public or anydamages to adjacent structures. The Contractor is advised to co-operate with the Client in maintaining an environment free ofunnecessary noise and dust pollution as possible.

Note

M Mechanical plant and equipment which emits excessive noise,water, smoke, fumes or obnoxious liquids, gases, etc. will notbe allowed to be used on the site. If the use of such machinerybecomes necessary the contractor is expected to obtain priorapproval from the Consultant.

Note

N The Consultant has the discretion as to when he deems itnecessary for the Contractor to take precautions, maintain orrepair any such plant and equipment or order their removalfrom the site.

Note

O The Contractor shall be responsible for protecting andsafeguarding the works, materials and plants against damage ,trespass and carrying out tests etc.

Note

3.0 Facilities for the Contractor

3.1 As soon as the Contractor has been given instructions toproceed with the Works, he shall immediately present to theEngineer his location and layout plan of the office facilities forapproval and arrange for completion within 1 week of theEngineer's approval.

Note

3.2 The office shall be lockable and contains the following as specified Note

3.3 The Contractor's office shall be open at all reasonable hours toreceive instructions and other communications duration of theconstruction period.

Note

3.4 Allow for erection of temporary sheds for protection andstorage of materials and maintain same for the duration of theconstruction period.

Note

3.5 Allow for erection of temporary site office to accommodate Contractor's staff and maintain same for the duration of the construction period.

Note

4.0 Insurances and Bonds

4.1 Allow for Contractor's All Risk Insurance Policy, includingthird party liability Note

4.2 Allow for insurance against claims for worker's compensation.The Engineer appointed by the Employer and Consultant'srepresentatives, shall be included in the Insurance Policy . Note

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PRELIMINARIES

4.3 Allow for providing Performance Bond as required by theContract. The bond shall be effective from the date ofcommencement of Contract up to the end of defects liabilityperiod and further 28 days thereafter.

Note

4.4 Allow for providing advance payment bond as required by theContract. The bond shall be effective from the date ofcommencement of Contract up to the end of Constructionperiod and further 28 days thereafter.

Note

4.5 Allow for insurance against loss or damage to the works,adjacent structures, any existing over head and/or under groundservices that may cause damages as a result of excavation workto their prevailing market values of the relevant properties

Note

5.0 Use & Maintenance of the Site

The prior approval shall be taken from the Engineer forlocation , time for disposal of garbage Note

5.1 Allow for maintaining the site in a clean and orderly conditionduring the entire construction period, and on completionremoval of all temporary facilities rubbish and debris andclearing of site and leaving all in good order at handing over.

Note

6.0 Site Operations

6.1 Allow for use of existing electricity at site for constructionduring the construction period Note

6.2 Allow for maintain and use of Existing water connection forworks during construction. (Connection shall be provided bythe Employer)

Note

7.0 Quality Control Procedure -

7.1 Allow for supplying specimens, samples and sample panels ofmaterial and testing of materials as appropriate and as directedby the Consultant.

Note

7.2 Allow for submitting two sets of shop drawings as requiredtime to time to the Consultant for approval prior tocommencement of works covered by such shop drawings asinstructed

Note

7.3 Allow for submitting two sets of approved as-built drawings ofinterior works with soft copies including a complete inventoryon completion of works to the Consultant.

Note

7.4 Allow sum for provide photographic record during theConstruction period. Note

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PRELIMINARIES

8.0 Site Administration

8.1 The Contractor shall provide sufficient staff and equipment toperform the administrative duties involved in executing theContract. Such staff shall be properly qualified to performtheir respective duties and shall not be removed from the Siteor replaced without the prior permission of the Engineer.

Note

8.2 Allow for the provision of construction management serviceson site. ( One Site Engineer, One Quantity Surveyor, Two sitesupervisors as a minimum requirement )

Note

9.0 Safety & Site Security

9.1 Noise control during constructionThe contractor is responsible to maintain allowable noise levelduring the construction . Note

9.2 The Contractor shall provide suitable lights, watchmen's,watchmen's hut, necessary fencing etc., for the protection of thematerials and plant etc.

Note

10.0 Temporary fire fighting service and protection

10.1 Provide and maintain efficient fire fighting facilities andequipment together with personnel trained in its use as detailson specification

Note

11.0 First Aid

11.1 The Contractor shall provide and maintain first aid facility onthe site to the approval of The Engineer. Note

12.0 Any Other

12.1 Allow for any other preliminary items deemed necessary for thecompletion of the works. (Contractor to state details and costof such items if included).

Note

TOTAL FOR PRELIMINARIESCARRIED TO GRAND SUMMARY SLRs.

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R5 AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM

General Notes

1 The Bidder is requested to refer the Bill of Quantities,General Note, Pricing Preambles, Drawing, Specification,Conditions of contract, Special Conditions of contract andother relevant documents prior to pricing of items in thistrade.

Note

2 It is the contractor's responsibility to assure that the powertermination provisions are acceptable with their ACequipment, and to notify the Engineer otherwise. The ACequipment could only be installed after confirming that thepower provisions are sufficient.

3 The provided drawings are to indicate the design intent andthat the contractor's responsible for preparing the shopdrawings considering the actual site conditions. Also thecontractor to immediately notify the engineer, of any spaceconstraints, pipe length constraints, or otherwise which willbecome an obstacle for the proper operation of theequipment considered prior commencing the Work.

4 All the split AC units shall be DC inverter type

5 Rates shall include for supply, installation, commissioningand maintaining during the defect liability period of thefollowing items for mechanical ventilation and split air-conditioning system according to drawings andspecifications and all complete to working order. Note

6 Rates for all plants and equipment's shall include for:

a) Importation, clearing, transportation to site andinstallation at given position and necessary insurance. b) Electrical connection, piping connection to equipment,sound insulation, hardware fixing and other material requirefor trouble free operation of the plant.

c) All three way valves, flow switches thermostat, controlsetc… unless otherwise measured separately. d) Testing and commissioning of total air conditioningsystem unless otherwise measured separately. e) All other items which are not specifically described inthe Bill of Quantities but necessary for satisfactorycompletion to necessary for satisfactory completion toworking order.

Note


AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM

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7 The Bidders shall submit the following information on theitems/equipment quoted for together with the bid.

a. Makesb.Model Noc.Technical datad.Country of manufacturee.Country of Originf..Delivery periodg.Lead time for manufacturingh.Port of shippingj.CIF value of each item in foreign currency.k.Schedule of activities to be carried out by othersl. Schedule of equipment and materials. Note

8 The Bidder shall provide all dimensions, technicalinformation of all builders work in advance. Note


9 All spilt indoor units shall be with wire less remote control.Note

10 Air cool condensers shall be coated with hydrophilic coatingto withstand corrosive environment. Note

11 All mounting brackets to be of hot dip galvanized finish.Note

12 Indoor units to be incorporated with suitable air filters toremove dust, smoke, odurs etc., to maintain comfortable airconditioned environment. Note

13 Fresh air duct connected to the split type AC indoor unitshall be provided with a volume control damper. Note

14 The final locations of the indoor & outdoor units & fresh airintake etc. may change according to the interior designingand site conditions.

Note

15 Power supply to all AC units and ventilation fans will beterminated closer to the units and fans by the electricalcontractor. All cabling and wiring from this point to therespective indoor and outdoor unit or Ventilation fansincluding power isolators, starters and other necessarycontrols and accessories shall be done by ACMV contractor.

Note

16 Outdoor unit heat exchanger shall be provided with anticorrosive treatment with hydrophilic coating and corrosionresistant layer tested to with stand corrosive environment.

Note

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17 Rate for AC units shall include for necessary electricalconnection between indoor and outdoor units includingcables, termination, conduits and all other accessories asnecessary to perform the system successfully.

Note

18 Indoor units to be incorporated with suitable air filters toremove dust, smoke, odurs etc., to maintain comfortableairconditioned environment. Note

Air Conditioning and Ventilation Duct Work

19 All air conditioning and ventilation ducts to be fabricatedwith approved quality GI sheets and fabrication andinstallation should fully confirm to ASHRAE or SMACNAstandards and ducts shall be square or rectangular in shape.

Note

20 Rate for Duct work shall include Acoustic lining where everrequired to reduce the notice transition Note

21 Rate for duct work shall include bends, reducers, tees,flexible connection, sound attenuators, anti vibrationmounts, air sealant, connecting flanges, turning vakes, VAVsplitters, supports for fix to soffit or roof structure, accesspanels, fire barriers, flexible connections wall / floor sleevesetc.

Note

22 All fresh air ducts shall be complete with volume controldampers as per the drawings. Note

23 All fresh air grills/ louvers shall be fitted with insect screen.Note

24 Minimum weight of galvanized (Zinc coating) shall be275g/m2 in both sides. Note

25 Properly spaced rigid G.I. brackets shall be provided for allfresh air supply and exhaust air discharge, ducts laid aboveor below the ceiling or in exposed areas. Note

26 Ducts shall be provided with guide vanes & other means tominimize the air flow restrictions whenever required.

Note

27 The external static pressure given in the drawings are fordesign intent only and the actual value to be calculated as perthe site conditions. Note

28 All diffusers shall be complete with volume controldampers. Note

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29 All exhaust fans shall be provide with remote opening switch & Aluminium louvered grills, back draft shutters & weathercowl. Note

30 Rate for Supply air and Exhaust air diffusers shall beincluded for collars, necks and other necessary accessories asper detail and specifications. Note

Insulated refrigerant Pipes (approx. length in betweenindoor and outdoor units.) ,

31 Rates for pipes shall include for pipe supports fixed tosoffits, roof, walls or clipping to walls as required and forpipe fittings such as bends, tees, Y junctions, reducers,inspection, openings, stop ends, etc., as necessary for totalcompletion of work with Engineer's satisfaction.

Note

32 The refrigerant and drain pipes positions shown in thedrawings are for design intent only.

Note

33 Contractor shall verify at site their exact positions and pipingto be done accordingly based on the designs in the drawings.

Note

34 Refrigerant lines to be taken along cross beams, inside theceiling or walls & all expose parts to be boxed up to matchwith the interior unless laid inside the falls ceiling.

Note

35 Refrigerant lines to be insulated with 50 mm Armoflex orequivalent & condensate drain line also to be insulated asper manufacturers specifications. Note

36 The Pipe path should be approved by the Engineer beforelaying or fixing. Note

37 All capacities should be cater the adequate length ofrefrigerant pipe. Note

Insulated Condensate Drain Pipes (approx. length inbetween indoor unit and nearest drain.)

38 Rates for insulated condensate pipes shall include for cost ofconnecting them to the nearest floor gullies / drains throughsuitable trap / system. Contractor shall lay the drain pipesalong with the concreting work.

Note

39 Rates for all pipes shall include for pipe fittings. Note

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40 Drain pipes to be Approved quality type 600 UPVC as perdrawing and specification, to be laid to the nearest drain tothe Engineer's approval. Note

41 Rate for drain piping shall include for connecting them tothe nearest drain line using a U- trap with necessaryconnection. Note

42 All drain lines of spilt units shall be insulated properly &embedded in the wall or to be boxed up to match with theinterior when even exposed. Note

43 The contractor shall refer relevant notes mentionedabove before pricing the following items (AC units,Fans, Ducts, Refrigerant & Drain pipes, Diffusers,Grills, Louvers, etc.,.) Note

44 Supply and Installation of Split Air Conditioning Indoorand Outdoor Units as per minimum cooling load specifiedwith the relevant ACMV Design Drawings. Note

45 Contractor shall use appropriate size of refrigerant pipeaccording to the manufacture recommendation to connectthe indoor and outdoor units for proper operation of theunits in maximum capacity.

Note

46 Contractor shall insulate the refrigerant pipe, condensatepipe etc. using Armaflex for equivalent pipe insulation withrequired thickness to avoid any condensation in the buildingvia air conditioning system components. Note

47 Contractor shall install drain pans wherever requiredspecially for the units dedicated for server room and otherarea. Note

48 Contractor shall fixed on to wall and cover all the exposedrefrigerant liquid and gas lines, condensate pipes inside andoutside the building using suitable size double PVC cover orto be enclosed with suitable covering arrangement toarchitects approval. Note

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Single Split type Air Conditioning Units

First Floor

49 Supply and installation of Approved quality Wall mountedSingle Split type Air Conditioning unit with minimumcooling capacity of 24000 Btu/hr unit complete withoutdoor unit and manufacturers recommended sizes ofInsulated refrigerant liquid and gas Pipes as per Detaildrawing, specifications and complete with electrical system,insulated refrigerant pipe, condensate drain pipe and othernecessary connections. (Drain pipes measured separately)

Nr 1.00

50 Supply and installation of Approved quality Wall mountedSingle Split type Air Conditioning unit with minimumcooling capacity of 18000 Btu/hr unit -do- Nr 3.00

51 Supply and installation of Approved quality Wall mountedSingle Split type Air Conditioning unit with minimumcooling capacity of 12000 Btu/hr unit -do-

Nr 1.00Drain Pipes (approx. length in between indoor unitand nearest drain.)

Horizontal Vertical Pipes

52 Supply and installation of 25mm dia Insulated condensatedrain pipe. (The thickness of the condensate drain pipevapour barrier shall be in a manner that no condensation willtake place whatsoever.) This pipe to be connected to thenearest drain line.(Approximate length) Lft 85.00

Second Floor


Nr 6.00


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Drain Pipes (approx. length in between indoor unitand nearest drain.)


55 Supply and installation of 25mm dia Insulated condensatedrain pipe. (The thickness of the condensate drain pipevapour barrier shall be in a manner that no condensation willtake place whatsoever.) This pipe to be connected to thenearest drain line.(Approximate length)

Lft 140.00

Third Floor


Nr 1.00


57 Supply and installation of approved quality wall mounted split type Air conditioning units along with their outdoor units with automatic duty and standby operation catering to minimum cooling capacity 12000 Btu/hr unit with the necessary control circuitry to the satisfactory operation within the sever room. Rate shall include manufacturers recommended sizes of Insulated refrigerant liquid and gas Pipes as per Detail drawing, specifications and complete with electrical system, insulated refrigerant pipe, condensate drain pipe and other necessary connections. (Drain pipes measured separately)

Nr 2.00


59 Supply and installation of Approved quality Ceillingmounted Cassete type Air Conditioning unit with minimumcooling capacity of 24000 Btu/hr unit complete withoutdoor unit and manufacturers recommended sizes ofInsulated refrigerant liquid and gas Pipes as per Detaildrawing, specifications and complete with electrical system,insulated refrigerant pipe, condensate drain pipe and othernecessary connections. (Drain pipes measured separately)

Nr 4.00

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Lft 240.00

Fourth Floor

Supply and installation of Approved quality Wall mountedSingle Split type Air Conditioning unit with minimumcooling capacity of 24000 Btu/hr unit complete withoutdoor unit and manufacturers recommended sizes ofInsulated refrigerant liquid and gas Pipes as per Detaildrawing, specifications and complete with electrical system,insulated refrigerant pipe, condensate drain pipe and othernecessary connections. (Drain pipes measured separately)

Nr 1.00




63 Supply and installation of Approved quality Ceillingmounted Cassete type Air Conditioning unit with minimumcooling capacity of 24000 Btu/hr unit complete withoutdoor unit and manufacturers recommended sizes ofInsulated refrigerant liquid and gas Pipes as per Detaildrawing, specifications and complete with electrical system,insulated refrigerant pipe, condensate drain pipe and othernecessary connections. (Drain pipes measured separately)

Nr 4.00

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Lft 260.00

Sixth Floor


Nr 1.00






Lft 110.00

Power Supply69 Supply and laying of all necessary cables, conduits and other

accessories required for providing power supply to all aboveAir conditioning units from the power supply terminationprovide in the electrical contractor, and complete as perspecification and drawings. Item 1.00

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Platform or Support Structure

70 Allow a sum for Design, supply and eraction of the requiredStructural steel with Chequer plate wakable platform toinstall the outdoor units where ever necessary with propermaintenance access. Item 1.00

Testing and commissioning

71 Allow for testing and commissioning of the system to theentire satisfaction of the Engineer and submission ofcommissioning report in triplicate. Item 1.00

Shop Drawings

72 Allow for submission of three sets of shop drawingsincluding Air conditioning and Mechanical Ventilationsystem prior to commencement of construction work forapproval of the Engineer.

Item 1.00

As Built Drawings

73 Allow for submission of three sets of as built drawings atcommissioning of the system for approval of the Engineer.

Item 1.00

74 Allow for submission of three sets of maintenance manualsand other technical literature for approval of the Engineer.

Item 1.00

BUILDER'S WORK

75 Allow for providing all builder's work in in connection withincluding following items.

1. Making openings in floor slab and walls.2. Plinths for placing equipment3. Masonry work4. Making good to chasings.5. All other builder's work not stated above.

The Tenderer is requested to specify all items activity byactivity with related cost, quoted under this item. togetherwith the Tender separately. Item 1.00

Any Other Items

76 Allow for any other items not specifically measured above inthis Bill of Quantities but shown /stated in the drawingsand/or specifications for the satisfactory completion of thesystem. The Tenderer is requested to specify all the itemsquoted under this item with related cost, quoted under thisitem. (If it priced any other items, Attached to the full detailsof the items) Item 1.00

TOTAL FOR AIR CONDITIONING AND MECHANICAL VENTILATION SYSTEM CARRIED TO SUMMARY -

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B PRELIMINARIES SLRs. -

R5 AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM SLRs. -

SUB TOTAL I SLRs. -

DDT

DISCOUNT (IF ANY) …………….% SLRs.

TOTAL TENDER SUM (Excluding VAT) SLRs.

InWords

BIDDER WITNESS

SIGNATURE :…………………………… …………………………………..

NAME: ………………………………….. …………………………………..

ADDRESS: ……………………………… …………………………………..

DATE: …………………………………… …………………………………..


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