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14 SECTION 3<br />

SECTION 3<br />

DEPOSIT WORKS<br />

3.1 Definition<br />

(1) The term ‘Deposit <strong>Works</strong>’ is applied to works of construction or repairs and maintenance, the cost<br />

of which is met out of Government grants to autonomous or semi-autonomous bodies or institutions<br />

through their Administrative Ministries, or is financed from non-Government sources wholly or<br />

partly from:-<br />

(a) Funds of public nature, but not included in the financial estimates and accounts of the Union of<br />

India.<br />

(b) Contributions from the public.<br />

The funds may either be deposited in cash or otherwise placed at the disposal of the Divisional<br />

Officer.<br />

(2) Where a work is to be carried out partly from funds provided in the financial estimates of the<br />

<strong>Department</strong> and partly from funds of the foregoing nature, the contribution should be considered<br />

as a lump sum in addition to the Government grant.<br />

3.2 Taking up of deposit works<br />

(1) The work shall be executed in accordance with the procedures laid down for the <strong>Central</strong> works.<br />

However, the norms regarding plinth areas and specifications of the client department may be<br />

adopted even if such norms are at variance with CPWD norms. In such cases the client should be<br />

intimated before hand about the government norms and financial repercussions.<br />

(2) The <strong>Central</strong> PWD should normally decline to undertake as deposit work the maintenance of buildings<br />

that were not originally constructed by CPWD, and maintenance of mechanical/electrical equipments<br />

that were not originally procured and installed by CPWD. Maintenance works of such buildings<br />

and installations may, however, be undertaken if it is in the interest of Government to do so, e.g.<br />

when the Body or Institution is financed largely from Government grants and defects in construction<br />

or maintenance might lead to demand for further financial assistance from the Government, or<br />

where the buildings concerned are Government buildings, which, if and when vacated by the<br />

Body or Institution occupying the same, could be used for Government purposes or leased at a<br />

profit.<br />

3.3 Powers to undertake deposit works<br />

(1) The officers of the <strong>Central</strong> P.W.D. have been delegated powers to undertake deposit works as<br />

shown in Appendix-I. No deposit work should be undertaken without the prior approval of the<br />

competent authority.<br />

(2) Before acceptance of any deposit by the Executive Engineer, it is essential that an estimate<br />

should be sent to the client <strong>Department</strong>/Body/Institution after fully ascertaining all necessary site<br />

details, technical feasibility, topographical details, ownership of land etc. In case any preliminary<br />

works like soil testing, site survey/contour etc., are to be done before hand, a small estimate may<br />

be sent to the client and deposits received.<br />

(3) The Chief Engineers in CPWD are fully authorised to accept/undertake deposit works of Food<br />

Corporation of India and Indian Council of Agricultural Research, irrespective of their monetary<br />

value.<br />

3.4 Realization of deposits<br />

(1) Whenever a deposit work is to be undertaken, the deposit should be realised before any liability is<br />

incurred on the work. 1% of the anticipated project cost should be realised before preparation of

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