BID DOCUMENT - IDCO
BID DOCUMENT - IDCO
BID DOCUMENT - IDCO
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SCOPE OF WORK<br />
(a)<br />
(b)<br />
GENERAL SPECIFICATION & TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION OF CIVIL WORKS<br />
The contractor shall provide at his own risk and cost all labour, materials, tool, plant and everything else<br />
necessary for the construction of work as described above and on drawings in accordance with the terms of the<br />
contract documents comprising the conditions of contract, the form of tender, acceptance of tender, the<br />
specifications, the schedule of items, drawings as per attached list and other explanatory specifications and<br />
drawings which may be issued by the Engineer form time to time, or drawings supplied by the contractor and<br />
approved by the Engineer.<br />
The contractor shall allow for any of the provisions of the contract documents incurring additional cost in<br />
his rates in the appropriate bills, no claim for extra in this connection will be entertained.<br />
MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP<br />
(a)<br />
(b)<br />
All materials and workmanship used in this contract shall be new and shall conform to the requirements<br />
of the relevant current Indian and/or British standard where applicable.<br />
The contractor shall appoint assistants at the site who will be technically qualified personnel, possessing<br />
sufficient knowledge to conduct the work satisfactorily and carry out Engineer’s instructions. If any<br />
representative is found to be unqualified or fails to carry out work properly or is insubordinate, the contractor<br />
will replace him at the instruction of the Engineer.<br />
The contractor shall at his own cost dismantle, remove and reconstruct part of the work and remove and<br />
replace any materials or plants which fail to comply with the provisions of this contract and terms of this<br />
specification whether explicitly stated or implied.<br />
MECHANICAL PLANT<br />
The type and size of all mechanical plant shall be subject to the approval of the Engineer. If in the opinion of the<br />
engineer any plant is suitable for use on the works the use of such plant shall be suspended and the plant shall<br />
be forthwith removed from the site all at the contractor’s cost.<br />
SAMPLES OF MATERIALS<br />
(a)<br />
(b)<br />
Within seven (7) days of receipt of work order for each location the contractor shall deliver the following<br />
samples to the engineer for his approval after necessary tests in a reputed material testing laboratory of the<br />
state, approved by the engineer. All costs involved in testing of materials including transportation to and from<br />
place of testing is to be borne by the contractor.<br />
(1) 50 Kg. Coarse aggregate<br />
(2) 25 Kg. Of fine aggregate<br />
The samples submitted to the engineer for his approval shall be representative of the quality and type of<br />
material which the contractor proposes to use in this work samples approved by the Engineer will be retained by<br />
him and shall be used as standard for comparison of the materials and articles delivered to the site and used in<br />
the contract.<br />
SITE AND LAND FOR USE BY CONTRACTOR<br />
(a)<br />
(b)<br />
(c)<br />
The contractor shall be deemed to have visited the site of the works before tendering and to have<br />
acquainted himself therewith as to the position the nature of the soils and ground water conditions existing<br />
ground levels, access, storage and work areas and any other contingency liable to effect this tender. No claim<br />
for extra payment in this connection will be entertained.<br />
The contractor shall ensure that all his plant, materials, temporary storage, office etc. are within the area<br />
allocated to him by the Engineer.<br />
If it should be necessary to utilize land outside this area the contractor shall be responsible for any rent,<br />
hire or compensation incurred thereby and shall indemnify the owner against all such claims.<br />
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ROADS<br />
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