Design-Manual-for-Low-Volume-Roads-Part-A
Design-Manual-for-Low-Volume-Roads-Part-A
Design-Manual-for-Low-Volume-Roads-Part-A
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A - Chapter 3 - 16<br />
3.2 Supervision services<br />
In addition to adequately defining the scope and understanding of the project and its approach <strong>for</strong> the<br />
works bid, it is essential that the same level of understanding is reflected in the Request <strong>for</strong> Proposals<br />
(RFP) <strong>for</strong> the supervising consultant. The RFP should specifically include appropriate inputs of key<br />
personnel with the requisite skills to meet the requirements of the low volume roads project approach.<br />
The supervising consultant should be fully familiar with the techniques and approaches to be employed<br />
on the works, including any complementary interventions.<br />
The RFP should include:<br />
• Clear definition of the role of the supervisor in the context of the project. If small scale or emergent<br />
contractors are employed, the client may require the consultant to act both as supervisor and<br />
mentor or to provide training, <strong>for</strong> example to client or authority staff;<br />
• Clearly defined and appropriate inputs <strong>for</strong> key personnel with requisite experience on low volume<br />
road implementation;<br />
• Requisite skills to cater <strong>for</strong> socio-environmental supervision and oversight of any complementary<br />
interventions;<br />
• Reference to this <strong>Manual</strong> and supporting documents.<br />
PART A: DESIGN STANDARD APPROACHES