PACKAGE : I Bid Document VOLUME : II - Public Health Engineering
PACKAGE : I Bid Document VOLUME : II - Public Health Engineering
PACKAGE : I Bid Document VOLUME : II - Public Health Engineering
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oads, protection to existing underground cables etc., met with during the<br />
excavation of trenches. The contractor shall provide at his own expenses watching<br />
and lighting arrangements during day and night and erect required notice board such<br />
as “Caution Road closed for Traffic” etc.. He should also provide and maintain at<br />
his own cost the necessary supports for underground cables etc., to afford best<br />
protection to them in consultation with the authorities in charge of the properties<br />
and to their best satisfaction. The contractor should obtain all approvals for<br />
installation and commissioning of machinery and accessories offered by them from<br />
the respective inspecting authorities such as Inspectorate of Electricity, etc.. Fees if<br />
any, to be paid to the inspecting authorities will be reimbursed by the Employer.<br />
1.24 Permission for road cuts.<br />
Wherever the Contractor considers that it is necessary to cut through an existing<br />
road he shall submit details to the Engineer for approval, a minimum of seven days<br />
before such work commences.<br />
In the event of cutting a road by the Contractor without the written permission from<br />
the Engineer, the Contractor shall be responsible for the cost of reinstating the road<br />
as undertaken by the State PWD, as the case may be, notwithstanding the general<br />
procedures included in Chapter 5, Earthwork. Where all permissions are correctly<br />
obtained the cost of such reinstatement will be paid directly by the employer.<br />
1.25 Temporary diversion of roads.<br />
During the execution of the work the Contractor shall make at his cost all necessary<br />
provision for the temporary diversion of roads, footpaths, drains, water courses,<br />
channels etc., if he fails to do so, the same shall be done by the Engineer and the<br />
cost thereof will be recovered from the Contractor.<br />
1.26 Barricading.<br />
The manhole/trench shall be barricaded on all four sides. The Contractor who has<br />
dug up the trench shall be responsible for any mishap, which may occur. Nonbarricading<br />
of trenches by the Contractor shall be liable for a fine of Rs.500/- per<br />
day, per location from the interim payment. Such deduction will not relieve the<br />
Contractor of any liability or duty under the Contract.<br />
GTS : General Technical Specification. Page 17
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