PREAMBLE TO BILL OF QUANTITIESPreambles GENERAL ‘The quantities given in the annexed Bill of Quantities forthe various items are approximate only and are given to provide a common bass for tendering. The basis of payment will be the actual quantities of ordered and carried out, as measured by the Superintendent Officer and valued at the rated or priced quoted in the Bill of Quantities where applicable, Otherwise, at such rates of prices as may be fixed within te terms ofthe Contract Each item shall have a separate rate or prices and extension set against it and items the prices of which are the same shall not be bracketed. The rates and prices shall include all plant, labor, profit, overheads, supervision, materials, erection, storage, insurance, maintenance and every incidental and every contingent cost and charge whatsoever, Items against which no price is entered shall be considered as covered by other prices and rates in the bill. The quantities set out in the Bill of Quantities being estimate quantities of the Work, shall not be taken to be actual and correct quantities to be execute by the Contractor. Accordingly, the Contractor shall deliver on site only the materials immediately required to the incorporation into the permanent works ‘The Contract is subject tothe annexed Conditions of Contract and Specification and the rates and prices in the Bill of Quantities shall provided for compliance with all the provisions of the said Condition and Specificato Generally directions and descriptions of work and materials are not necessarily repeated in the Bill of (Quantities and reference should be made to the Condition of Contract and Specification for the information, The prices inserted in the Bill of Quantities should be the full inclusive cost of the works described and of all general liabilities and obligations of set fourth or implied in the documents on which the tender is based. Al item of Bill of Quantities shall be priced in Malaysian Currency. Any variation as ordered from the Bill of the Quantities will in no way avoid or abate the condition or condition of the Contract or relieved the Contractor from the responsiblity of constructing the work to the required standard and carrying out the maintenance specified. Any addition labour, transport, material required to make good faulty work or used in repair or maintenance shall be at the expense of the Contractor and will not be taken into account when determining the sum to be paid for each item or section of the works. ‘The quantities shall be measured generally in accordance with the Standard Method of Measurement of Civil Engineering (2 Edition) issued by the Institution of Civil Engineering (London), and shall be net as they are finished and fixed in the works, and the rates and prices shall whatever allowance is considered by the contractor fo be necessary for waste. The Contractor shall allow in this rate for carrying out all trials, sampling and test necessary to ensure compliance with the requirements ofthe specification. ‘The rates inserted in the Schedule of Day Works shall be deemed to be the rated used by the Contractor in ‘making up the rates for works itemised in all Sections of the Bill of Quantities. ‘The contractor will be deemed to have ascertained for him self before tendering details of the extent for him self before tendering details of the extent of the works which will have to be carried out under water and his rates and priced shall include for all costs charges whatsoever arising out of such working. Al provisional sums included in the Bill of Quantities are intended to be approximate indications only of the amounts to be expended in respect of the described and may the omitted entirely or substantially varied ‘without entitling the Contractor to any claim for compensation. No part of the Contractor's overhead {expanses or profit should be included in these sums when the Bill is priced PL12 124 122 Preambles PRELIMINARIES ‘The amounts inserted against the item in this section shall be in respect ofthe whole ofthe works Payment of lump sum items in Bill No. 1 unless otherwise specified will be paid in each interim payment in proportion to the total period lapsed to the Contract Period. Where appropriate due consideration shall be given by the Superintending Officer in respect of capital expenditures and costs of maintenance and removal from the site, for which the contractor shall submit details to the Superintending Officer. The Superintending Officer ‘s assessment shall be final INSURANCE AND BANK GUARANTEES Unit ‘The unit of measurement for: (a) Insurance against personal injuries and damages to as per Clause 33 of the Condition of the Contract; (b) Workmen's compensation as per clause 34; (©) Insurance of works as per clause 36; (@) — SOCSO as per clause 35; (©) Performance bond as per clause 37, stall be in lump sum, Measurement (@) Inthe first interim payment, the contractor shall be paid either the actual premium paid by hhim upon submission ofthe receipts or the tendered sum for the item whichever is lesser; (b) The remaining sum (if any) shall be paid in each subsequent interim payment in proportion to the total period lapsed to the Contract Period, OFFICE ACOMODATION FOR S.0. AND HIS STAFF Unit ‘The unit of measurement for provision erection and removal of office accommodation for $.O. and his staff shall be a lump sum. ‘The unit of measurement for maintenance and servicing until completion of contract of office accommodation for S.O. and his staff shall be lump sum, Measurems ‘The measurement for payment for provision and removal shall be: - (a) 80% on completion of facilities as specified; (b) 20% on completion of dismantling all the facilities and reinstatement of site ‘The measurement for payment for maintenance shall be made in each interim payment in proportion to the total period lapsed to the Contract Period. 2123 13 13.4 132 Preambles Item Coverage ‘The item for provision and erection of office accommodation shall include: ~ (a) provision and preparation of site; (b) foundation and bases; (©) water, sanitation, power, airconditioning and lighting services; (@) fence notice and direction boards; (e) vehicles access, hard standings, parking area and foot path; () office, furnishing, fittings, supplies and initial consumable stores; (g) provision of telephone. ‘The items for servicing office accommodations shal include: - (@) rental charge including telephone rental; (b) charge for powers, lighting and water; (©) depreciation and maintenance of building, services, fences, notice and direction boards, vehicles access, parking area, hard standings and footpath: (@) depreciation and maintenance of office equipment furnishing fittings and supplies; (©) cleaning accommodation; (6) moving and re-establishing portable accommodation as required; (g) replenishment of consumable stores; (h) maintenance of telephone. The items for removal office accommodation shall include: - (a) receiving back from the S.O. and removing equipment, furniture, fittings and supplies off site; (b) disconnecting and removing services and sealing off disused services: (©) demolishing and removing services and sealing off site temporary and accommodation, vehicles access, hard standings, parking areas, footpath, fences notices and direction boards; (@) removal and disconnecting of telephone. VEHICLES FOR THE S.0.’S STAFF. Unit ‘The unit of measurement for Vehicles (type would be stated in the appropriate Bill of Quantities) shall be number. ‘The unit of measurement for maintenance of vehicles shal be ump sum, ‘The unit of measurement for provision of competent and licensed driver shal be lump sum, Measurement ‘The measurement for payment for each of the vehicles shall be made in full after itis delivered and accepted by the $.0. ‘The measurement for payment for each of the vehicles shall be made in each interim payment in proportion tothe total period lapsed to the Contract Period. P3133 14 14d 142 143 Preambles ‘The measurement for payment for drivers shall be made in each interim in proportion to the total period lapsed to the Contract Period. Item Coverage ‘The items for provision of new vehicles forthe S.0.'s staff shall include: ~ (a) provision of new vehicles of types specified (in Appendix 1C); (b) provision of suitable replacement including equipment when regular vehicle is not available or unserviceable; (©) depreciation; (@ collection from site when the vehicle is returned, The item for maintenance of the vehicles shall include: - (a) read tax for use on public highway and for carriage of goods and samples; (b) comprehensive insurance covering the $.0. and any driver authorized by him and the carriage of goods and samples; (©) maintenance of vehicles in roadworthy condition and conformity with the manufacture’s recommendation; (@ provision of fuel and cil; (©) keeping clean inside and out. TThe item for provision of licensed and competent driver for each vehicle shal include: = (a) provision of suitable replacement in the event the regular driver is on leave or absent; (b) the wages and other Emoluments paid to the driver inclusive of overtime payment, payment of employee provident fund and insurance; (©) The driver working outside the contractor's normal working hours if so required by the 8.0, CONTRACTOR'S OFFICE AND ACCOMMODATION Unit ‘The unit of measurement for establishment and removal of Contractor's office accommodation and ‘maintenance shall be lump sum, Payment Payment shall be made as follows: - (2) 60% on completion of the facilities as specified: (b) 20% for maintenance, which shall be made in each interim payment in proportion to the total period, lapsed to the Contract Period; (©) 20% on removal Item Coverage The items for provision and erection, servicing and removal of the Contractor’s Office and Accommodation shall include everything required by the Contractor. pa1s 152 153 16 161 1.62 16.3 Preambles CONTRACTOR'S SITE AGENT Unit ‘The unit of measurement forthe site agent shal be lump sum. Measurement Payment be made in each interim payment in proportion to the total period lapsed to the Contractor Period, Item Coverage ‘The rate shall include: - (@) the wages and other emoluments paid to the site agent inclusive of overtime payment; (b) __thessite agent working outside the contractors working hours if so required by the $.0; (©) cost and expanses incurred consequent upon the employment or hiring of the site agent including payment of employee provident fund, insurance, medical and hospitality; (Replacement of incompetent site agent; (©) Substitution ofthe site agent when the appointed site agent is absent or on leave. MATERIAL TESTING SITE LABORATORY, STAFF & EQUIPMENT. Unit ‘The unit of measurement for establishment and removal of laboratory including equipment and ‘maintenance shall be lump sum. Measurement (a) 60% on completion ofthe facilities as specified; (b) 20% for maintenance, which shall be made in each interim payment in proportion to the total period, lapsed to the Contract Period; (© 20% on removal, ‘The Items For Erection Of The Material Testing Laboratory shall include: = (@) provision and preparation of site; (b) foundations and bases; (c) water, sanitation, power and lighting services; (4d) fence, notice and direction boards; (©) vehicles access, hard standings, parking areas and footpaths: (1) laboratory furnishing, fittings, supplies and intial consumable stores (as in Appendix 1D. ‘except item 21 of Flexible Pavement Testing Equipment) Item 21 shall be executed as and when directed by the S.O. at and approved independent laboratory. The number of tests, shall be unlimited and all cost arising thereof shall be borne by the contractor. Ps47 a 112 173 181 Preambles ‘The items for servicing the Material Testing Laboratory shall include: ~ (a) rental charges; (b) charges for power, lighting and water including water rates and sewerage disposal; (c) provision of laboratory equipment (as per Appendix 1D); (@ depreciation and maintenance of laboratory equipment (as per Appendix 1D) furnishing, fittings and supplies; (©) cleaning laboratory: (replenishment of consumable stores. The item dismantling the Material Testing Laboratory shall include: - (a) receiving from the S.0. and removing equipment, furniture, fitings and removing equipment, furniture, fittings and supplies off site; (b) disconnecting and removing services and sealing off discussed services; (©) demolishing and removing services and sealing off site temporary and accommodation, vehicles access, hard standings, parking areas, footpath, fences notices and direction boards; (@) disposal of surplus material; (©) reinstatement of the site. PROVISION AND MAINTENANCE OF SURVEY EQUIPMENT Unit ‘The unit of measurement for the provision and maintenance of survey instrument as per Appendix 1E shall be lump sum. sasurement ‘The unit of measurement for the provision and maintenance of survey instrument shall be made in lump sum: - (2) 80% ofthe tendered sum upon the receipt and approval for all ofthe instrument supplied; (b) 20% of tendered sum for maintaining to working order for the duration of Contract Item Coverage ‘The item for the provision for survey instruments shall include: ~ (a) provision of survey instruments; (b) provide suitable replacement when the regular instrument is not available for the more than 24hours; (©) depreciation; (@) maintenance to working order condition SETTING OUT Unit ‘The unit of measurement for setting out shall be lump sum. P61.82 1.83 19) 19.1 192 193 Preambles ‘Measurement ‘The measurement for payment of setting out shall be made in ump sum upon acceptance and approval of survey drawings. Item Coverage ‘The item for setting out shal include: - (@) topographic survey of the roads leading to the housing and industrial development areas which are not included in the Contract Drawings; (©) all surveys instruments and equipment required by the survey; (©) surveyors, chairmen and attendance; (@ all materials required for establishing and maintaining survey stations, benchmarks andthe like; (©) allattendance required and setting out records and data required forthe works; (maintain al survey and setting out records and data required forthe works. MAINTENANCE OF EXISTING ROAD AND PROTECTION OF TRAFFIC Unit ‘The unit of measurement for the maintenance of existing roads and protection of traffic for: ~ (a) temporary road diversions; () traffic control; (©) provide temporary traffic signs for diversions as per drawing; (4) maintenance of existing roads, bridges, culverts ete. shall be lump sum When traffic diversion is design for relevant works shall be covered under various items in B.Q. Measurement ‘The measurement for payment for the maintenance of existing roads and protection of traffic shall ‘be made on lump sum in each interim payment in the proportion of each month in the Contract period to the value of the Tender Sum, Item Coverage ‘The item for the construction, maintenance and removal of temporary road diversions shall include (@) obtaining licenses; (b) making arrangements with owner and occupiers of land temporarily acquired and cost arising thereof, (©) preparing, amending and submitting to the S.O. and other interested bodies, drawings showing proposals and programme including liaison: (@ preparation of site; (©) carriage ways, ramps, structures, floor ways, kerbs, fencing, road markings and drawings; PTPreambles (unless otherwise stated in the Contract, temporarily diversions of services, sewers and drains; (g) modification to suit change in ground conditions; (h) breaking up diversion; (i) unless otherwise stated in the contract reinstatement of the site to its original condition; (disposal of surplus material (@) complying with ‘Arahan Teknik (Jalan) 2C/85 — Manual on Traffic Control Devices’ published by Cawangan Jalan, Jabatan Kerja Raya Malaysia and any amendment there to for where the circumstances of any particular case are covered submitting proposals for dealing with such situations to the S.O. approval; (b) consulting with statutory and other authorities concerned and submitting to the S.O. for his approval a programme showing the proposed scheme of traffic management and furnishing such further details and information as necessitated by the Works or as the $.0. may require; (©) cleaning, repositioning, covering and removing temporary traffic signs, lamps, barriers and traffic control signals; (@® providing and maintaining landowner's access and pedestrian right-of-way including site preparation, footpath, fencing, signs, drainage, gates, disposal of surplus material and any costs arising from interference to construction operations. The items for providing temporary traffic signs shall include: ~ (a) supply of each and every item of signs shown as per Drawing for all temporary diversions; (b) provide replacement when any of the specified items is damaged; (©) depreciation; (@ complying with ‘Arahan Teknik (Jalan) 2C/85 — Manual on Traffic Control Devices” specification on the quality and size of signs. ‘The items for maintenance of exi ing roads within Site shall include: = (a) patching of potholes; (b) clearing of the drainage system; (©) abatement of noise and spread of dust as per Specifications; (@) keeping existing road clean and clear of any much slurry, boulder, earth deposited in the course of works; (©) reinstate the road damaged due to any work carried out by the Contractor to its original condition ; (preparation of site; (g) all plants and labours necessary; (h) preparation of lines and staging requirements in connection with services diversions, 110 PUBLIC UTILITY SERVICES 1.10.4 Unit ‘The unit of measurement for: = (®) location and protection of existing public utility installations and other services: (b) temporary diversion of TMB services; Ps1.10.2 1.103, 1att Preambles (©) temporary diversion services of TNB services; (@) temporary diversion of JBA water mains; (©) temporary diversion of other services such as surface drainage, underground sewers, etc. shall be lump sum, Measurement ‘The measurement for payment for the location and protection of public utilities shall be made in lump sum in each interim payment in the proportion of each month in the Contract Period to the value of Tender Sum ‘The measurement for payment for the provision of temporary diversions or relocation of public Utilities and other services to permit the construction of the works, shall be made in lump sum in ‘each interim payment in the proportion of each month in the Contract Period to the value of the ‘Tender sum. Item Coverage ‘The items for the location and protection of Public Utilities and other shall include: (a) locating the position ofthe utilities including excavating trail holes by hands (b) making good any damage caused to the approval of the appropriate Service Authority of owner; (©) arranging with the appropriate Service Authority or owner for all temporary diversions required in connection with the works and keeping the S.O. fully informed of all such negotiations; (@) providing all labour, material and plant to expeditiously execute the works; (©) protecting utilities to the requirements of the appropriate Services Authority ‘The item for the provision of temporary diversions or relocation of Public Utilities and other services to permit the construction of the works shall include: ~ (@) arranging and liaisons with appropriate service Authorities or owner for all temporary diversion; (b) complying with requirements of respective Services Authorities; (©) making good of any damage cause ta the approval ofthe appropriate Service Authority; (@) providing all plants, labour and materials (©) cutting off and disposal of redundant main pipes, cables, chambers, covers, ete; (the credit value of disposed materials as stated in (e) above: (a) provision of competent and experienced person to lease and coordinate the service ‘operations with the works; (h) connection to properties; (allowing for inspection by Service Authorities, WATER ELECTRICITY SUPPLIES Unit ‘The unit of measurement for payment for the supply of water and electricity for use in the works shall be in lump sum, Pored 13 Lia 4.12.2 1123 Preambles Measurement ‘The measurement for payment for the supply of the and electricity for use in the works shall be ‘made in lump sum in each interim payment in proportion of each month in the contract period to the value of the Tender Sum. Item Coverage ‘The item for supply of water and electricity shall include: - (@) arranging and liaison with appropriate authorities for the supply of water and electricity for the use in the works; (b) complying with requirements of respective Service Authority (©) protecting utilities to the requirements of the appropriate Service Authority (@) making good of any damage caused to the approval ofthe appropriate Service Authority (@) providing all plants, labour and materials; (0. cutting of and disposal of redundant mains pipe, cables, chambers covers, etc; (g) the credit value of disposed materials as stated in (f) above; (h) provision of competent and experienced person to lease and coordinate the service ‘operations with the works; (@ connection to the site offices; allowing for the inspection by service authorities. PROJECT SIGNBOARD Unit ‘The unit of measurement for project signboard shall be in number. Measurement ‘The measurement for payment for project signboatd shall be: - (a) 80% on completion ofthe installations; () 20% on removal, Item Coverage ‘The item for project signboard shall include: - (@) excavation in any material including rock and reinforce concrete and loading into transport, upholding the sides and keep earthworks free of water; (b) backfilling and compaction; (©) support; (@—_ forvork (©) insitu concrete; (disposal of surplus material; (@) painting, high intensity reflectorised aluminum sheeting and illumination; (b) cleaning, maintaining and repairing: cO} dismantling and removing from site; G) unless otherwise stated in the contract, reinstatement of surfaces. P1013 113.1 113.2 1133 1.143 Last Preambles PROGRESSIVE PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORD OF WORKS Unit “The unit measurement fr progress photographs and progress slides shall be number of sts. Measurement A set of photographs shall comprise such numbers of negative and prints as taken on any one flight, ‘or visit to site where one set comprises of two copies of each 3R exposure. Item Coverage ‘The items for progress photographs and slides shall include: ~ (8) delivery and supply tothe S.0.s office; (b) identification and marking onthe pins and slides: (©) mounting on manila card for display purposes as directed by 8. AS-BUILT’ DRAWINGS AND MICROFILMING Unit “The unit for measurement for as-built drawings and microfilming shall be lump sump Measurement “The measurement for payment shall be made upon submission and approval ofthe as-built drawings. and microfilming by the 8.0. Item Coverage ‘The Item for progress as-built drawings and microfilming shall include: - (@) preparation of drawings and details of completed work to the size and format directed by the $.05; (b) providing the labour, tools and equipment necessary to take measurement and obtaining. such information on site as are required by the S.O for the preparation of the as-built drawings; (©) confirming correctness of as-built drawings; (@) printing and delivery of all approved as-built drawings and microfilms to the S.O. MOBILISATION AND DEMOBILISATION Unit ‘The unit for measurement for mobilisation and demobilisation of plants shall be lump sum,1.182 1183 116 1.16.1 1.16.2 1.163 Preambles ‘Measurement (a) 60% completion of mobilisation; (b) 40% on completion of demobilisation, Item Coverage (a) transport to site including loading and unloading at ports and site; (b) obtaining any import licenses/permits; (©) all takes, import duties and other fees: (4) assembling, erection and installation; (©) dismantling, (O__ transport from site including loading and unloading at site ports; and (@) obtaining any export licences/permits, ‘This item does not include the mobilisation and demobilisation of piling plants PROTECTION OF ENVIRONMENT Unit ‘The unit for measurement for protection ofthe environment shall be lump sum Measurement Payment shall be made in each interim payment in proportion to the total period lapsed to the Contract Period. Item Coverage (a) prevention of the deposition of any debris, rubbish, silt, waste materials, foul water, chemical etc. arising from the carrying out of the works into the existing streamsiwaterways; (&) diverting existing drains, waterways etc, encountered during the progress of the works ‘without disrupting its flow system and subsequently reinstate the same if the diversion is, temporary; (©) ensuring tires ofall vehicles leaving site are free of mud; (@) refraining from open burning on the site. complying with requirements imposed by the relevant authority. Piz2a 2d 243 22 22.2 223 Preambles CLEARING AND GRUBBING Unit The unit of measurement for area tobe cleared and grubbed shall be in hectares Measurement Dimension for the purposed of measurement shall be based on the plan area to be cleared within the Right of way. No deduction shall be made for buildings, structures or carriageway Item Coverage ‘The item for areas to be cleared and grubbed shall include: ~ (a) demolition, breaking and removal of all walls, fences and superficial obstructions affected by the works down to existing ground level except as otherwise stated in contract, (b) felling of trees; (©) __Teaving the topsoil and root systems of grassed and other surface vegetation undamaged; (@) —_grubbing up and blasting stumps and roots; (©) filling stump and root holes with suitable materials from any source and compaction; (uprooting of bushes, small trees and hedees; (g) credit value of material which becomes the property of the Contractor; (h) disposal of surplus and suitable materials; (i) disconnecting and sealing services; (making good to severed ends of existing fences and walls ‘The payment shall be made in full compensation for furnishing all labour, materials, tools, equipment and incidentals necessary to do work DEMOLITION AND REMOVAL OF EXISTING STRUCTURES Unit ‘The unt of measurement for demolition and removal of existing structures shal be lump sum Measurement ‘The measurement of the demolition and removal of existing timber, brick or conerete buildings, shall be complete removal irrespective of ther sizes. Item Coverage ‘The items for demolition and individual or groups of buildings, fencing, or existing structures shall, includes: - (a) demolition of the buildings, existing structures, fencing or post located wholly of partially ‘witching the site, including blasting if necessary down to the existing ground level includes the removal of any ground slab or over-side concrete; (b) credit value of material which becomes the property of the Contractor's own trip; (©) loading into transport and disposal of surplus materials to contractor's own trip; (@) disconnecting and sealing services; PIS23 231 232 233 24 24d 24.2 243 Preambles (©) backfill with suitable material and compacted in accordance with specification, holes left by the removal of structures (®)—_multipfe handling or demolished material; (2) keeping the holes left by the removal of structures free from water. TRIPPING TOP SOUL Unit ‘The Unit of measurement for stripping and stockpiling of top-soil shall be square metres. jeasurement ‘The unit of measurement for stripping and stockpiling topsoil shall be made of the plan area of ‘topsoil stripped to the depth specified in the bill of quantities. Item Coverage ‘The item for the stripping and stockpiling of topsoil and tur for reuse shall include: (2) loading to transport; (©) haulage and deposition in temporary stockpiles including the provision of sites for stockpiles; (©) where surplus to requirements, haulage and deposition in tips off Site provided by the contractor; (2) multiple handling of excavated material; (©) keeping the stripped area free of water. ROADWAY EXCAVATION Unit The unit of measurement for excavation of all materials other than solid rock, in cuttings and in borrow pits within the right-of-way, transport to place of fll or transport to tips of site provided by contractor for disposal shall be cubic metres. leasurement ‘The quantities of excavation in cutting for road formation construction shall be the net cubic content of the void formed in cutting and borrow pits within the right-of-way between the original ground ssurface as shown on the drawings and specified and as directed by the Superintending Officer. Item Coverage Rates for excavation in cutting for road formation shall include (but without limiting the stipulation that the rates shall inclusive ofall costs): - (@) Excavation in cutting and the within the right-of-way in whatever ground that maybe met with (except hard rock) including consolidated hardcore; (b) _over-break and making good; (©) increase in bulk of excavated material; Pig28 282 283 Preambles (@) removing roots, foundation, drain, pipes, pavements and all other minor obstructions; (©) forming benches on slopes of cuttings; (6 twansport and double handling (where necessary) of excavated materials of fill and disposal areas including payment of royalties (if any); (g) disposal of excavated materials not required for use in the works including compaction; (h) trimming of formation and slopes; (maintenance of cut areas during the period of the Contract and the defect liability period; G@ keeping earthworks free from water from whatever cause EMBANKMENT. Unit ‘The unit of measurement for placement and compaction of suitable fill material in embankments and surcharge to embankments shall be in cubic meter. Measurement The measurement for placement and compaction of suitable fill material shall be made of the volume of the embankment measured from the original ground levels after the completion of all, foundation preparation to the lines, levels, grades and dimensions shown on the Drawings and as directed by the S.O, The line of the top of the embankment shall be the formation level of surcharge levels as shown in the drawings and for the embankment over soft ground and settled volume as stated below shall be added to the volume above for payment: - (@) Prior to the commencement of the filling works, road settlement markers shall be installed by the Contractor at the edges, at the toes and at the centre line of the embankment at approximately 75 metre intervals of at closer spacing as approved by the S.0.; (b) The measured settlement which is the difference in level between the initial level (to be taken immediately after the compaction of the first layer fill over the soft ground area) and the final level taken immediately after the completion to shape and levels the surcharge work) of respective rod settlement of the embankment at those locations; (©) For the purposed of computing the volume if embankment settled, the first 75mm of the settlement as obtained above shal be subtracted from the measured settlement; (@ The net settlement as derived above shall be assumed linear and shall be used for calculating of the embankment settle below the foundation levels. Item Coverage ‘The item for placement and compaction of suitable fill materials in embankments surcharge to embankments shall include: ~ (a) selection of material of stated of stated types and layering of depositing in locations indicated on Drawin, (b) the mechanical or chemical treatment of soil as the contractor may require to facilitate the use of particular plant; (©) placing fil to slope away from vertical drainage layers and providing temporary drainage to prevent surface water from entering such drainage layers; (@ multiple handling of excavated material; (©) keeping earthworks free of water: (taking precaution to avoid damage to property, structures, sewers, drains and services; (g) protection of sub-grade with suitable material and its subsequent removal; pis26 2.6.1 26.2 26.3 Preambles (h) replacing suitable material rendered unsuitable; (placement of the first 75mm of fill resulting from the settlement or penetration into the underlying material beneath embankment; (provision of tell-tales and working around them; (©) spreading, leveling and compaction of suitable materials for the protection of the sub-grade and its subsequent removal; () operation necessary to produce an acceptable ground surface where the method of decomposition and compaction of materials into soft areas or below water is adopted; (m) blinding of side slopes; () complying with requirements for the equalization of earth pressures of the sequence or rate of filling; (0) tials the contractor to demonstrate compaction methods different from those stated in the contract except that materials compacted by such trials and accepted as part of the works will be included in the measurement of the works; (®) compaction of the first 75mm of fil resulting from the setlement of penetration into the underlying material beneath embankment; (@) complying with requirements of stage construction and the estimate period of consolidation before the removal of surcharge materials BORROW FILL MATERIAL Unit ‘The unit measurement of excavation, in borrow pits outside the right of way or approved imported ‘material of road embankment construction shall be the nett cubic content in cubic metres of the compacted embankment as shown in the drawings and as specified Measurement ‘The quantities of excavation in borrow pits outside the right of way or approved imported material for road embankment construction shall be the nett cubic content in cubic metres of the compacted ‘embankment as shown in the drawings and as specified. Item Coverage ‘The filling materials shall be from Contractor's own source and the rates shall include (but without limiting the stipulation thatthe rates shall be inclusive ofall costs): ~ (a) searching for and finding borrow pit (b) acquiring the right to occupy the sites and extract material; (©) obtaining right of access; (@) established and maintaining access; (©) excavation in whatever ground that may be met and costs of the approved filling materials; (supply of the approved filling material to the construction site inclusive of loading, transporting, unloading, multiple handling, payment royalties (if any) and spreading at the construction site; (@) increasing in bulk of the approved imported filling materials; (h) forming, compacting in swamps and old water courses after clearance; (maintenance of embankments and fill areas during the period of contract and period of ‘maintenance, P1627 27d 272 273 28 2.81 Preambles ARTIFICIAL HARD MATERIAL AND ROCK EXCAVATION vit ‘The unit of measurement for artificial hard material and rock excavation shall be cub metre. Measurement Payment for rock excavation or artificial hard material in construction of the road formation shall be ‘made on nett quantities only in cutting. TThe quantities of rock excavation or artificial hard material for road formation construction, shall be the nett cubic content, in cubic metres, of all voids form in cutting between the original surface after removal or overburden and the finished surface as shown in the Drawings and specified and as directed by the S.0. No over break shall be included, Item Coverage If the Contractor considers thatthe credit due to S.O. for material obtained from rock excavation ot artificial hard material and used in pavement construction, he shall allow for this in his rates. Rates for rock excavation and artificial hard material in the construction of the formation shal include (but without limiting the stipulation that the rates shall be inclusive of all cost): - (a) Preliminary site trials of blasting; (b) Increase in bulk excavate materials; (6) loosening or breaking up by blasting or other means; (@) selection and separation of materials; (©) transport and multiple handling (where necessary of excavated materials o fill and disposal areas including payment of royalties (if any); (disposal of excavated materials not required for use in the works including compactions; (a) over-break and making good; (b) forming, compacting and finishing of rock-fll embankment including any breaking down cof materials necessary to comply wit the requirements specified; (_wimming of formation and slopes; G) maintenance of embankments fill and cut areas during the period of the contract and the period of the maintenance; (%) keeping excavation free from water whatever causes (forming benches on slopes of cuttings where required and clearing away loose rock. Payment shall be full compensation for furnishing all materials, labour, equipment, tools, sheeting, bracing, cofferdams, pumps, drills, explosive and incidentals necessary to complete the works. TURFING Unit The unit of measurement for close turfing to surface to surfaces at any inclination shall be square metre PIT282 283 29 291 29.2 293 Preambles Measurement Dimensions for the purposed of measuring shall be based on the planted area to be turfed measured along the slope, The planted area shall mean the whole area including that intially uncovered between the spots, grids or strips. Item Coverage The items for close turfing shall include: ~ (a) removal of derbies from the surfaces of earthwork to be turfed; (b) the preparation of the areas to be turfed, including if appropriate the amount of top soil t0 be used and it’s method of application; (©) the details and results of investigations to determines which types of grass and legume are ‘compatible with the sol in the areas to be tured; (@ the types of grass and legume (if any) and strains of seeds, spreading of top soils and pegging of turf on slopes of cuttings and embankments; (©) the rates of application of the grass and legume seeds, spreading of top soil and pegging of turf on slopes of cuttings and embankments; (Othe composition of fertilised to be used at the time of turfing and its rates of application; (@) __thetypes if mulch to be used and its method and rate of application; (b) the amounts of lime or other chemicals (if any) to be applied to improve the soil before, during and after tuefing; (the equipment and methods to be used in placing the turf and other materials the cultivation and after-care of the turfing areas, including rates and frequencies of watering, fertilising, grass cutting and general maintenance for one year after hydro- seeding; (K) an estimate of the time required after turfing for establishment of a permanent, dense growth of grass which will required minimal maintenance and; () any documentation or case histories demonstrating the previous success of the proposed method; (m) any payment or royalty and incidentals, overheads and profits necessary to complete the works, SAND BLANKET. Unit The unit of measurement for supply, spreading and compaction of free draining sand shall be cubic metre Measurement ‘The measurement for supply, spreading and compaction of free draining sand shall be the volume of ‘compacted sand, measured from the top of the geotextile fabrics used as separator to the finished to the finished platform level ofthe sand blanket Item Coverage ‘The items for forming the sand blanket shall include: - (3) supply, transport, spreading, compacting and levelling; Pis210 2.10.1 2.10.2 2.10.3 2a 2a 212 23 Preambles (b) working in the manner prescribed which involves laying and spreading of sand from the centre of the road towards the embankment edge; (©) forming, compacting and finishing of sand blanket in swampy condition. PREFABRICATED WICK DRAINS unit ‘The unit of measurement for supply and installation of fabricated wick drains shall be linear metre. Measurement ‘The measurement for supply and installation of prefabricated wick drains shall be the length ‘measured from the working platform level for the installation of the wicks tothe minimum prescribe cembedment depth described in the drawing. Item Coverage ‘The item for supply and installation of prefabricated wick drains shall include: ~ (a) supply, transports and driving the wick drains to the prescribed depth; (b) installing the prefabricated wick drain with the use of the static or vibratory rig when the need arises; (©) include the supply and installation of the small steel anchor plate at the end of each wick drain; (4) the extra length of the vertical drains has to be driven to ensure the minimum embedment depth as indicated in the Drawing; (©) the projection ofthe fabricated wick drain above the working platform level GEOTEXTILE FABRIC Unit ‘The unit of measurement forthe supply and the laying of the geotextile shall be in square metre. Measurement ‘The measurement for geotextile fabric shall be the nett surface area of geotextile the fabric laid Item Coverage ‘The rates for supply and laying of the geotextile fabric shall include: - (a) laying the geotextite fabric in the swampy conditions; (b) overlap requirement or folding into seams and sewing the geotextile fabric together as shown in the Drawing, forthe joints; (c) replacing the geotextile fabric which has been damaged by the contractor; (@) wastage and provision of sample specimen to the S.0.; (6) proper storage and wrapping of the fabrics upon delivery to the works; (ensuring minimal duration of exposute of the geotextile fabric to the sun during installation ‘and keeping construction traffic away from the geotextile fabric until the placement and ‘compaction of the inital fill sand blanket, P19212 a2 2122 2123 Preambles EMBANKMENT PILE CAP Unit ‘The units for the embankment pile cap (type, dimension and reinforcement as indicated in the Drawings) shall be number, Measurement ‘The measurement for embankment pile cap shall be the number of pile caps constructed on the top of the embankment pile and accepted by the S.O. Item Coverage (2) upholding the sides of excavation, dewatering where necessary; (©) disposal of excavated material unsuitable for or not required forthe works to approved dump; (©) formwork; (@) reinforcement; (©) concrete tothe required grade and curing protection; (8 allow for the prestessing stands in pile to be anchored ino pile cap: (g) all labour, equipment, tools and incidentals necessary to complete the work P203 33 32 321 32.2 3.23 Preambles EXCAVATION FOR DRAINAGE Unit ‘The unit for measurement for excavation of drains, watercourses, culverts and foundations if separately measured shall be cubic metre Measurement Excavation for drains, water courses, culverts and foundations if separately measured shall be measured nett and the dimensions for the purposed of measuring shall be based on the horizontal area at the bottom of the wall, foundation or other structure to be built multiplied by ‘the mean depth. The mean depth shall be taken from the foundation level to the finished surface ‘or formation level as shown on the drawings or the existing ground level, whichever lower. The {quantities of excavations for the open drains and ditches are to be nett cubic content, in cubic metre, of the void to be formed by the removal of materials excavated in accordance with the specification and drawing, Item Coverage ‘These shall include the following: - (a) Getting out roots, foundations, drains, pipes and all other minor obstructions; (be) excavation in whatever ground maybe met with (except hard rock) including consolidated hardcore; (©) removal of pavement; (@ hand machine digging; (©) timbering or other temporary works in support to sides of excavation; (0 additional excavations required for timbering of formwork; (2) keeping the excavations free from water from whatever cause arising, by pumping building of cofferdams, sheet piling and as directed; (hb) double handling where necessary in connection with the removal and disposal of excavated material (@ transportation and disposal of excavated material unsuitable for or not required for use in the works; (@) trimming and dressing bottoms, sides and slopes of excavations. BACKFILLING Unit The unit of measurement for backfilling or existing watercourse and culverts shall be the volume of the compacted fill measured from the excavated level to the finished compacted level. Measurement ‘The measurement for backfilling of existing watercourses and culverts shall be the volume of the compacted fill measured from the excavated level to the finished compacted level Item Coverage ‘The item for the backfilling of existing watercourses shall include: - (@) supply, transport, spreading, compacting and levelling; (©) working under condition, including pumping, building of temporary earth cofferdams ifnecessary; P2133 34 34d 34.2 383 Preambles (© forming, compacting and finishing of filling in swamps and filling of old watercourses after clearance CULVERTS REINFORCED CONCRETE PIPE CULVERT Unit The unit of measurement for R.C.P. (diameter, class and bedding) to be specified in bill of quantities shall be linear metre. Item Coverage The item for reinforced concrete pipe culverts shall include: ~ (a) cutting, laying, jointing and bedding pipes and fittings; (b) building pipes to headwalls and out-fall works; (©) __ laying and compacting pipe bedding, haunching and surround material; (@ supply of reinforced concrete pipe culverts to the specified diameter and class; (©) movement joimts to concrete bed and surrounds to flexible jointed pipes; (cleaning; (@) submit for approval test certificates to $.0.; (b) reinforcement (concrete; G) joiner, sealant, waterstops; (formwork; (disposal of surplus or unsuitable material other than earth or solid rock; (im) building weep-holes including graded filter material, where specified. ‘AST REINFORCED CONCRETE BOX CULVERT Unit The unit of measurement for pre-cast reinforced concrete box shal be linear mete. Measurement The measurement of reinforced concrete box culverts shall be the summation of the individual lengths measured along the centre-lines of the culvert between the external faces of the sumps or headwall Item Coverage ‘The items for reinforced concrete box culverts shall include: = (2) supply of mass concrete; (b) laying and compacting bedding and surround material; (©) supply of reinforced concrete box culverts to the specified dimensions and pre-cast concrete cover where specified; (@ submit for approval, test certificates to $.0.; (©) locating, hacking through, cutting reinforcements and joining into existing sumps when required; (cement mortar for setting jointing and pointing; P2236 36.1 3.62 3.6.3 37 30d Preambles (2) formwork; (h) concrete to the specified grade @ curing; (sealant and joint filler; (k) cleaning; (reinstatement of surface; (im) disposal of surplus or unsuitable material other than earth or solid rock. HEADWALLS, WINGWALLS AND APRON, Unit “The unit of measurement for headwalls, wingwalls and apron shall be number. Measurement ‘The measurement shall be the complete headwalls, wingwalls and apron accepted by the S.O. Item Coverage (@) construction of bases, walls, slopes protection, cutoff, toe, inlet and outlet approach stone pitching as indicated onthe drawings; (©) trimming of side slope and inverts to required levels and compaction; (©) upholding the sides of excavation, dewatering if necessary; (@) disposal of excavated materials unsuitable for or not required for the works to be approved dump: (©) blinding concrete and mass concrete where specified; (stone and cement mortar for slope and invert protection; (@) formwork; (h) reinforcement; (concrete to the required grade and cutting protection; (reinstatement of surface. SURFACE DRAIN Unit ‘The unit of the measurement for surface drain (type to be specified in bill of quantities) shall be linear metre, ‘Measurement ‘The length of drain shall be summation of their individual lengths measured along the centre line of the drains between any of the following: - (@) the extemal faces of manholes, sumps or headwalls, (b) the intersections of the centre-lines at drain junctions; (©) the position of termination shown on the drawings. ‘The depth of drains shall be the vertical measurement between the invert and one of the following as the case may be: ~ (a) where the invert level is below existing ground level- the measurement shall be taken to the existing ground level, except that where the finished carthwork level is below existing ground level, the measured shall be taken to the finished earthwork levels; P23373 38 38.1 38.2 38.3 Preambles (b) where the invert is at or above the existing ground level as in the case of shoulder drain, the measurement shall be taken to the finished earthworks levels. ‘The average depth to invert shall the arithmetic mean measurement of depths taken at intervals of 10 metres along the drains starting at the outfalls. For terminal lengths of drains less than 10, ‘metres, the measurement of depths shall be taken to their ends. Item Coverage ‘The items for surface drain shall include: = (@) excavation in all material, substituting unsuitable earth with suitable material, upholding the sides of excavation, dewatering if necessary; (b) stone, concrete and curing protection; (©) all material for construction of junction including stone pitching and mass concrete toe’ (@) trimming of side slope and inverts to required levels and compaction of building material; (©) disposal of excavated materials from any source and compaction; (backfilling with suitable material from any source and compaction; (g) dewatering and keeping earthwork free of water; (h) blinding concrete and mass concrete where specified; @) formwork; G) reinforcement; (k) concrete grade 20/20; (additional excavation the contractor may require for working space and its subsequent backfilling; (mm) locating, hacking through, cutting reinforcement and joining into existing manholes or stumps where required; (n) cement mortar for setting, joi (©) cleaning; (p) reinstatement of surfaces; (@) all labour, equipment, tools and incidentals necessary to complete the work jing and pointing; BRICKWALL Unit ‘The unit of measurement for brickwall shall be square metre Measurement The measurement shall be the actual area of wall constructed as specified in drawings and as directed and accepted by S.0. Item Coverage ‘The item shall includes - (@) transport, labour and material required to prepare the wall foundation; (b) excavation, backfilling, levelling and compaction of approved material; (©) weepholes; (@ keeping earthwork free from water; (©) taking precautions to avoid damage to property, structures, sewer, drains and services. P2439 3.9.1 3.92 3.92 310 310.1 3.10.2 3.103 BALL 3.12 3413 Preambles STONE PITCHING Unit ‘The unit of measurement for stone pitching shal be square metre Measurement ‘The measurement shall be the total area laid along the slope to the required depth as in the Bill of Quantities. Item Coverage ‘The items for stone pitching shall include: - (@) excavation of in all material; (b) preparation of surface; (©) the specified stone size/density; @ cement mortar; (©) construction; © curing, REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUTS TO DRAIN SIDE SLOPES Unit The unit of measurement for reinforced concrete struts to drain side slope shall be in linear metre, Measurement ‘The measurement for R.C. struts shall be the total length of struts installed and accepted by 8.0, Item Coverage (2) formwork; (b) reinforcement; (©) concrete grade 20/20 and curing protection; (@) placement, align and cement mortar for setting, jointing and pointing, PRECAST REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB COVER Unit ‘The unit measurement for pre-cast reinforced concrete slab cover shall be square metre Measurement The measurement shall be the actual area, Item Coverage “The item for pre-cast reinforcement concrete slab shall include: - (@) trial mixes; (b) materials and attendance for sampling and testing carried out by the S.0.; Pas3A BAI 3122 3.123 3.13 BAB 3.13.1 3.13.2 Preambles (© toading into transport; (@ formule, reinforcement and concrete to the specified grade; (e) ‘mixing material and extruding concrete slab; (clearing of surface; (2) surface finishing, curing and protection; (0) disposal of unsuitable of surplus materia MILD STEEL GRATING COVER unit ‘The unit of measurement for mild steel grating cover shall be square metre. Measurement ‘The measurement for mild steel grating cover shall be the actual area of cover laid as specified in the drawings and accepted by the S.0. Item Coverage The item for mild steel grating cover shall include: - a) Fabrication , transport and lay of cover; b) Painting with one coat of metallic primer; ©) Welding necessary; 4) Reinstatement of surface. SUMPS Unit ‘The unit of measurement for: ~ (@) brickwork sump (type to be specified in bill of quantities }; (b) reinforced concrete sump (type to be specified in bill of quantities) shall be number. ‘Measurement ‘The measurement shall be the number of the complete sump laid and accepted by the S.0, Item Coverage ‘The items for sumps shall include: ~ (@) construction of bases and walls including in-situ concrete, surrounds and corbelling for (b) channels , benchings , building in pipe connections , inclu ladders, handholds and other fittings; (©) covers. frames and bedding; (@ formwork; (©) reinforcement; (_15-mm plaster on all exposed surfaced for brick sump. irons , safety chains , P2634 3d 3.142 343 Preambles ‘TIMBERPILING Unit The unit of measurement for supply and driving of timber piles shall be linear metre. ‘The unit of measurement for mild ste! sleeve connector for pile extension shall be number. Measurement ‘The measurement of supply of piles shall be the length shown on the drawings or as directed by the S.O. ‘The measurement of driving piles shall be the length of each pile driven in measured along the axis from the tapered point or as directed by the S.O. Item Coverage ‘The item coverage for the establishment and moving of pil shall include: - 1g plant shall be in accordance and (@) bringing plant and equipment to the site ofthe site ofthe culvert or other structure; (b) erecting and setting up plant and equipment including site preparation , levelling and access ramps; (©) dismantling and removing plant an equipment from site on completion; (@) moving and setting up plant and equipment at each pile position including site preparation or levelling. ‘The items for supply of piles shall include: - (a) transports and delivery to site , offloading stacking and storing on site; (b) marking members for identification and delivery in matching sequences; (©) removal from site or surplus length , failed or rejected piles ; (@) substitution of failed and rejected piles. ‘The item for handle, sling and pitch of ples shall include: ~ (@) jointing ; () handle, sling and pitch at any inclination; ‘The item for driving piles shall include: - (a) all plant labour lost time , idling time and standing time; (b) moving plant and equipment back for re-driving risen piles; (©) setting out pile positions; (@ taking observation and compiling the record of each pile and supplying one copy to 8.0; (©) driving to set of level as directed by the S.0, ‘The item for cut off piles shall include: ~ (@) all plant, labour lost time , idling time and standing time; (b) cutting off to the cut off level as shown in the drawing s or as directed by the $.0.; (©) Toading, haulage and removal from site all surplus lengths and debris; (@ dismantling and removing cutting plant and equipment from site upon completion. par3s, 351 348.2 3483 Preambles ‘The item for pile test shall include: ~ (a) setting up test rings kentledge , cable anchorage , anchor piles and reference bench marks; (b) setting up , operating and maintaining instruments and apparatus required to complete the test; (©) constructing temporary pile caps and subsequently stripping off; (@) applying and re-applying the test load and releasing GABIONS Unit ‘The unit of measurement for gabions shall be cubic metre, Measurement ‘The measurement shall be the height times the width times the depth of gabions accepted by the 8.0. Item Coverage ‘The item of gabions shall include: - (@) excavation ofall material; (b) supply of stone and wire mesh; (©) tying, connecting and selvage of wire; (@) construction, preparation of surface. P2840 4d 412 42 42.1 422 423 Preambles PAVEMENT PREPARATION OF FORMATION Unit ‘The unit for the preparation of formation shall be square metre, Measurement ‘The measurement shall be the area calculated from dimensions shown on the drawings of all surfaces below carriage-way, road shoulder, paved area and verge. It shall be the product of the ‘width specified and as shown in the drawings and the actual length measured along the centre line of the road surface. Item Coverage ‘The item for the preparation of formation shall include: ~ (@) protection of the sub-grade with suitable material and it sub sequent removal; (b) preliminary cleaning, reshaping, trimming, regulating and rolling of surface: (©) removal of soft spots and unsuitable material and replacement with suitable materials followed by compaction ; (@ taking measures to protect the sub-grade from deterioration due to the ingress of water and the use of constructional plant. UNBOUND PAVEMENT COURSES Unit ‘The unit of measurement for lower sub-base,su-base and crushed aggregate road-base shall be square metre. (thickness as specified inthe drawings). ‘Measurement ‘Measurement for preparation of formation laying of pavement shall be square metres of material laid and accepted. It shall be the product of the width specified and as shown in the drawings and the actual specified and as shown in the drawings and the actual length measured along the centre line of the road surface, All depths quoted are for compacted material and measurement ‘will be made on those depths quoted in the drawings. Item Coverage ‘The items for lower sub-base, sub-base and crushed aggregate road-base shall include: - (@) preliminary trial; (b) trials by the contractor to demonstrate different compaction methods from those stated inthe contract; (©) materials and attendance for sampling and testing carried out by the $.0; (@) protection of mixed material in transition and while awaiting tipping (©) grading, measuring, mixing and depositing material; (® spreading and compaction of deposit material in layers; (e) making joins; (h) curing cement treated materials; (edge support; (@ granular materials filter plug as indicated in the drawings; P2943 434 43.2 Preambles (k) maintenance of surface; (taking measure to protect the subgrade, lower sub-base, sub-base and crushed aggregate road-base from deterioration due to the ingress of water and the use of constructional plant; (im) taking measure to increase the thickness and / or strength of the lower sub-base and sub-grade from damage due to the contractor's method of construction and choice of constructional plant; (®) additional material used for forming slope edges and laying the material in layers of specified thickness; (0) Shaping to chambers falls and crowns. BITUMINOUS PAVEMENT COURSES. Unit ‘The unit of measurement for: ~ (@) Bituminous prime coat; (b) Bituminous tack coat; (©) Dense bitumen coat; (@ —__Asphaltic concrete binder course; (©) Asphaltic concrete wearing cours. Shall be in square metre Measurement The measurement of bituminous pavement courses shall be calculated using the width of the top surface of the surfacing consisting of base-course, binder course, wearing course, bituminous sprays of surface treatment either single or combination as describe in the contract. The measurement of bitumen pavement courses shall include any projection of the flexible pavement into the verge and shall described as bituminous pavement course in the carriage-way or shoulder as appropriate Where carrage-way bituminous course projects into the shoulder and is of differing thickness to the pavement courses in the shoulder, then the project shall be measured with and described as pavement course in cariage-way. Bituminous spray and surface treatment forming an integral part of any specified type of bituminous pavement course shall not be separately measured. Such works shall only be measured when shown on the Drawings of ordered by the S.O. separately from or in addition to any specified pavement course. ‘The measurement of levelling course shall be calculated from the superficial area laid to the ‘outline shown in the Drawings and as directed by the S.O. multiplied by the average thickness, irrespective of the type of levelling of material supplied by the Contractor. 'No deduction shall be made for openings of 1 square metre or less. ‘The measurement for payment of surfacing dressing laid in one or more layers, shall be the plan area in square metre of the material calculated using the dimension of the top surface shown in the Contract place to thickness required "The measurement for payment for the breaking up the disposal of the existing road pavement at joint between the new and existing road pavement and along existing roads inclusive of all other ‘materials except rock to depths up to but not exceeding 1000-mm pavement actually broken up as directed by the S.0. and that: - P3044 4A 442 443, Preambles (@) no deduction shall be made for any opening of one square metre oF less; (be) no payment shall be made under this item when the breaking up depth measured from the existing road pavement surface to the proposed sub grade level exceeds 1000-mm in depth, (©) Payment from item (b) above shall be measured and paid under the respective items for excavation in all materials except rock as set in item 2.04 in this B.Q. Item Coverage ‘This item shall be full compensation for hauling, placing, compacting, sprinkling, finishing and shaping, furnishing all labour, materials equipment, tools and incidentals necessary to do the work, ‘The items for bituminous pavement courses and levelling course shall include: ~ (@) materials and attendance for sampling and testing carried by the S.0. (b) grading, measuring, mixing and depositing materials; (©) spreading and compacting of deposited material in layers including chipping, surface dressing, bituminous spray, slurry sealing and resin based surface treatment; (@) making joints, (©) edge support; (Q_ preliminary tral lengths of slurry sealing not accepted as part of the Permanent Works; (g) site control tests of slury sealing; (h) protection of kerbs, masking and unmasking of drainage channels, manholes and catch pit covers, gully gratings, expansion joints, road studs and road markings obtaining clean line; (making good up to abutting surfaces including cleaning and painting with asphalting cement; () shaping to chambers, falls and crowns; (k) measures required for aftercare and opening the road to traffic; (im the case of resin based surface treatment, cleaning road surface, certification of spraying equipment and supply copy of certificate at monthly intervals to the 8.0. SHOULDER Unit ‘The unit of measurement for earth shoulder material shall be cubie metre Measurement ‘The measurement for the earth shoulder shall be the compacted volume of the material used as outline in the drawings and directed by the S.0. Item Coverage The items for earth shoulder shall include for furnishing of all materials, hauling, placing, compacting, finishing, shaping and testing for all labour, equipment, tools and incidental necessary t0 complete the works, P3i45 481 482 483 46 46.1 462 463 47 ard 472 Preambles ‘TRAFFIC ISLAND AND MEDIANS. Unit ‘The unit of measurement for traffic island and median materials shall be the compacted volume ‘of material used as outlined in the drawings and as directed by the S.0. Measurement Measurement for traffic island and median materials shall be the compacted volume of the material used as outlined in the drawings and as directed by the S.O. Item Coverage ‘The item for traffic islands and medians shall include for furnishing of all materials, hauling placing, compacting, finishing, shaping and testing and for all labour, equipment, tools and incidentals necessary to complete the work. CUTTING OF EXISTING PAVEMENT Unit ‘The unit of measurement for cutting of existing pavement shall be in linear metre. Measurement The measurement for payment of cutting of existing pavement shall be in linear metre of the Iength of pavement axially cut as directed by S.O. no deduction shall be made for any opening of one metre or less, Item Coverage The item shall be full compensation for cutting up as directed by the S.O., compacting and for all plants, equipment, labour and incidentals necessary to complete the work and shall include: - (@) cutting up of existing pavement to a specified thickness in the Bill of Quantities inclusive of surfacing courses; (b) taking precautions to avoid damaging surrounding works; (©) cleaning of completed works; (@) use of mechanical road cutter for cutting of all vertical edge. OVERLAY ON EXISTING PAVEMENT Unit ‘The unit of measurement for preparation of existing pavement to receive new pavement shall be square metre. ‘The unit of measurement for supply, lay and compact of levelling/regulating course shall be cubic metre. Measurement ‘The measurement for preparation of existing pavement surface to receive new pavement shall be the area calculated from dimensions shown in the drawings.473 48 481 482 483 Preambles ‘The measurement for supply, lay and compact of levelling/regulating course shall be the actual Volume laid and accepted by the S.O. Item Coverage ‘The item for preparation of existing pavement to receive new payment shall be full ‘compensation for roughening/scarify, cleaning of surface, compacting as directed by the S.0. & forall plant, equipment, labour and incidentals necessary to complete the work, The item for supply, lay and compact of levelling/regulating course shall be full compensation for hauling, placing, compacting, sprinkling, finishing and shaping, furnishing all labour, ‘materials, equipments, tools and incidentals, necessary to complete the work and shall include the works as in item 4.3 ofthis Bill. PREMIX SURFACE, Unit ‘The unit of measurement for: = (@) bituminous prime coat; (b) bituminous macadam binder course; Shall be square metre. ‘Measurement ‘The measurement of bituminous prime coat and bituminous binder course shall be the total area laid. The area shall be the product of the projected width of the top surface shown in the Drawings measured along the centre-line of the surface of each layer. No deductions shall be ‘made for any openings less than one square metre. Item Coverage ‘The item for premix surface of sidewalk shall be asin the item 4.3.3. P3350 81 SLI S12 Preambles PUBLIC UTILITIES AND SERVICE BASIS OF PAYMENT FOR REMOVAL AND RELOCATION OF SERVICES TNB AND TMB ‘The cost of payment diversion caried out in whole or in part by the Tenaga Nasional Bethad (TNB) and Telekom (TMB) will be borne by the Employer and the account shall be paid directly by him for which a Provisional Sum is provided in the Bill of Quantities. WATERWORKS (JBA) The contractor or his Sub-contractor who undertakes this work shall be registered with the Jabatan Bekalan Air (BA), All testing and commissioning of pipeline laid shall be carried out to the requirements of the JBA. Existing pipes or pipelines shall be removed or abandoned as indicated in the Drawings and directed by the S.0.6 61 62 621 62.2 623 Preambles ROAD FURNITURE CORRUGATED SHEET STEEL BEAM HIGHWAY GUARDRAIL Unit ‘The unit of measurement for steel Guardrail shall be in linear metre. Measurement ‘The measurement of steel guardrail shall be the developed length along the centre line of the beams between the following points: ~ (@) the end of each beam type at a connection to bridge parapet or within a transaction piece assembly; (b) the connection of beams to terminals, full height anchorage and expansion joint anchorage. Item Coverage The item for stee! guardrail shall includes: ~ (@) fabrication and preparation; (b) galvanizing; (©) attachments, fixings and stiffeners and adjustment of beams to the following alignment; (@) tensioning and flaring; (©) movement joints; (© supports and posts, terminal sections, terminal buffer end, 90 degree twist and anchorage; (2) driving posts in any material except rock or excavation in any material including rock and pavements upholding the sides and keeping the excavation free of water, backfilling, compacting and disposal of surplus material; (h) formwork where necessary, and in-situ concrete footings and anchorage; (connecting to bridge parapet structures including adopters, if necessary; (labelling and marking of guardrail as required under the specification; (K) bolts, nuts and washers and fixing of elements; () reflection strip with high intensity refectories sheeting and fixing. ‘TRAFFIC SIGNS/SIGNBOARDS Unit The unit of measurement for supply and installation of traffic signs (mounted on the 2 posts ot 1 posts) shall be square metre. Measurement ‘The measurement of traffic signs shall be of the complete installation, Item Coverage ‘The items for traffic signs shall include: ~ (@) excavation and loading into transport, upholding the sides and keeping the earthworks free of water; pas63 634 632 633 65 651 652 Preambles (b) backfilling and compaction; (©) erection of supports, posts and connection; @ formwork; (©) __conerete base as directed: (© all materials necessary including bolts, nuts, m.s. angle and fixing; (2) reinstatement of surface; (h) temporary screening of signs until they become operative; (disposal of surplus materials; (supply of drawings showing detailed design. ‘No allowance shall be made for any temporary signing which shall be deemed to be included in the Preliminaries. ROAD MARKINGS. Unit ‘The unit of measurement for road markings shall be in square metre. Measurement The measurement for road marking shall be the marked area completed and accepted. Where the ‘width or length of laid markings proved to be greater then the specified width or length shall be used when calculating areas for payments, When the width or length of laid marking proves to be less than that specified and is accepted by the S.0., the actual width or length of laid marking shall be used for calculating areas for payment. Item Coverage ‘The items shall include: - (@) setting out of the lines; (b) cleaning and drying surfaces; (©) applications of the markings materials including the incorporation of specified of reflecting medium; (@) temporary protection of markings until they are fully operatives (©) furnishing and erecting all materials necessary to satisfactory complete the work; (© cleaning up of completed markings to the satisfaction of the S.0. CONCRETE ROAD KERBS Unit The unit of measurement for concrete road kerb shall be linear metre. Measurement ‘The measurement of conerete road kerb shall be lengths of the work completed. No deduction shall be made for gaps of one linear metre or less. Item Coverage ‘The items for concrete road kerb shall include: - (@) trial mixes; (e) materials and attendance for sampling and testing ca out by the S.0.;66 66.1 6.62 663 Preambles (©) excavation in any material including rock and pavement, upholding the side and keeping the excavation free of water including trimming ground to the shape and line as shown in the drawings, backfilling, compaction and disposal of surplus material; (@) in-situ concrete, formwork and reinforcement; (©) bedding, jointing and haunchings (mixing materials and extruding Kerbs; (@) making, filling and sealing joins; (@) keying of surface and tack coats, (surface finishing, eurng and protection; ()) kerb inlet piece, opening, drainage holes or pipe through eonerete; © tiebars; (quadrants and other special unit (im) placement in straight or curve as shown in the Drawings; (n) disposal of surplus materials. ‘TRAFFIC SIGNALLING Unit ‘The unit of measurement for: = @ a) __ Traffic signal(type to specified in Bill of Quantities) b) Signal post ©) Mast arms Shall be number. Gi) a) underground cable b) GL pipe Shall be in linear metre, (ii) a) Vehicle loop detector. b)—_Earthing. ©) Testing and commissioning ) Maintenance. Shall be sum. Measurement ‘The measurement traffic signal sytem shall be @ complete traffic signal assembly. Item Coverage The item of traffic signal system shall be in accordance with the Preambles to Bill of Quantities General Directions including: - (@) fabrication and preparation (©) galvanising (©) space in baseboard for future installation of additional equipment (@ foundation for control panel inclusive of excavation, formwork, concrete, reinforcing, anchor plates. Ete. (©) cable entry duets (9 space for TNB metre (g) connections for feeder pillar incoming cable Gh) signal post and mast arm (traffic controller inclusive of microcomputer system, circuit breaker, socket outlet, ete P37Preambles @ signal latern inclusive of lamps, support, backing board, ete. (k) pedestrian push button, (Power cable; (m) Feeder cable and loop cables for vehicles detector; () Formwork reinforcement and in-situ concrete; (0) Inductive loop vehicle detector; (©) Pipes winere required on road crossing: (@)—Earthing; Painting P3870 1 Td Preambles MISCELLANEOUS. IN-SITU CONCRETE Unit ‘The unit of measurement for in-situ concrete (grade as specified in Bill of Quantities and as shown in the Drawings) shall be cubic metre. Measurement ‘The measurement shall be the nett volume of concrete of the appropriate grade places and compacted in the structure as shown inthe drawings and as directed and accepted by the S.0, Item Coverage The item for in-situ concrete shall include: - @ ) © @) © © ® Oo) o a () o (m) () ©) ©) @ o ©) @ @ ‘Trial mixes as specified; Mixing, placing and compacting, surface finishing, curing and protecting the concrete from damage and staining; Placing and compacting concrete of varying thickness or cross section and at varying heights Placing and compacting concrete around steel reinforcement and_prestressing reinforcement and fittings: Placing and compacting concrete to inclined or battered faces Dressing unformed surfaces to the required class of finish; Providing materials and carrying out all sampling and testing as called for the contract; Forming construction joins (whether shown or not shown on the drawings) stunt ends, skew backs, stepping, bonding chases, rebates, recesses, hole, sockets, void, scuppers and the like which although not specifically mentioned in the contract documents or shown on the drawings, are reasonably tobe inferred from the drawings and the S.0.’s instruction; All formwork, falsework, centering and linings and removal of the same on completion and taking all measured necessary to produce the required finishes to the surfaces of concrete; Caring and protection; Cutting and fitting formwork around projecting members, pipes and reinforcement; Forming drips, chamfers, splays and fillets of less than 75mm total width; Treating surfaces of formwork in contact with concrete, with mould oil or other preparation; Maintaining the formwork in place until itis stuck; Striking, taking down and removal of formwork; Use of approved admixtures including all sampling testing; Any addtional concrete provided in liew of formwork to fill over-break or working space; Providing and install void formers; Fixing void former against displacement during concreting operations; ‘Capping or blocking of ends; Scaling ends and joints; ‘No deduction shall be made for: - @ (b) holes, duct, pockets, sockets, mortises and the like not exceeding 0.15 cubic metres in volume; reinforcement; P3912 72.1 7123 Preambles (©) individual fillets, chamfers, splays, rebates, recesses, grooves and the like of 100mm total girth or less when measured overall the faces in contact with the formwork PRE-CAST CONCRETE Unit The unt for pre-cast members (type and length as specified in drawings) shall be number Measurement ‘The measurement for pre-cast concrete members shall be the numbers placed and accepted by the S.O. Item Measurement ‘The item for pre-cast concrete except pre-cast conerete piles shall include: - (a) trial mixes and concrete strength test; () mixing, placing, compacting, curing concrete of various thickness to the pre-cast ‘members and protecting the conerete from damage and staining; (©) formwork, reinforcement, lifting devices and bearing plates; (@) forming sockets, holes, grooves, rebates, recesses and ducts; (©) preparation of surface(s) according to sub-clauses specified, on or against which in-situ concrete will be places to form a composite structure; (delivery to site in any matching sequence required for the installation off loading, stacking and handling; (2) supplying minor variants of given types contained in the same bill item; (h) forming or providing installing and sealing tendon duet to any profile or between pre- ‘cast segmental unit; (i) supplying and placing steel cables, wires, steel or alloy steel bars or strand in the duets complete with any couplers; @ supplying and incorporating tendon anchorage, bearing plates, reinforcing helices, ‘grout inlets, vents and any other components; (k) forming recesses in the concrete for anchorage and jack seating; (providing that the stelis free to move between anchorage in the complete ducts; (m) checking the accuracy of load measuring equipment and adjusting; (n) applying prestressing one more stages; ©) ipping and trimming steel cables, wires, bars or strands; (p) taking observation and compiling a record of all stressing operation and supplying one copy to the $.0.; (@ grouting the ducts, including any trial grouting, sealing vent holes and end anchorage, treating the ends of the tendon and grilling anchorage and jack seating necessary with concrete of epoxy mortar; (2) provision of holes in members to permit placing reinforcement through them after placing them in the works including placing the reinforcement; (S) accommodation and adjusting for differences between tendons including in the same Bill item; (storing members on site; (u) erecting and fixing in the final position in the works, including all temporary supports, bracing and fixings; (¥) bedding, jointing, forming or maintaining through duct, concreting, caulking and sealing between and under members and units including formwork for joints less than 100 mm in width; (w) aligning members and units, adjusting levels and soffits, profiles and temporary fixing to prevent displacement; Pao732 14 Tad 742 Preambles (%) accommodation and adjusting for minor variants of given types contain in the same Bill item; () testing beams as specified; (2) testing any reinforcement or prestressed hardware including provision of test samples, ‘STEEL REINFORCEMENT U ‘The unit of measurement for steel bar reinforcement (type and size as specified in the bill of quantities) shall be metric ton Measurement ‘The measurement for steel reinforcement shall be the nett calculated weight as shown in the drawings or variation to the drawings and directed by the S.O. Item Coverage The item for reinforcement shall include: - (2) cleaning, cutting and bending; (>) binding with wore or ther approved material (©) supports and spacer (except for stel) bar support to reinforcement where show in the Drawings); @ extra fabric reinforcement at laps; (©) welding and splicing FORMWORK Unit The unit of measurement of formwork shal be square metre Measurement The measurement shall be the area of formwork that is in contract wits the finished concrete but ‘measured over the face of openings of | square metre or less. Formwork shall not be measured: - (@) to construction joints (whether shown or not shown in the drawings) skewback, stunt ends,, stepping, bonding chases and te lke; (©) toholes, duets, pockets, sockets, mortices and the like, not exceeding 0.15 cubie metre cach in volume; (©) to individual fillets, chamfer, splays, drips, rebates, recesses, grooves and the like of 100 mm. Total girth or less when measured overall the faces in contact with the concrete; (@ to edge of building concrete 75 mm or less in thickness; (©) to upper surfaces of concrete inclined at angle of less than 15 degrees to the horizontal; ‘when concrete, other than blinding concrete 75 mm or less in thickness, is placed in structural foundations formwork shall be measured to the sides of such concrete foundations regardless of Whether or not any formwork is used, except where it is expressly stated on the drawings that the concrete is to be cast against the soil face. Pal743. 1s 751 782 783 16 76.2 163 Preambles All formovork in the superstructure shall be measured straight Item Coverage ‘The items for formwork shall be in accordance wit the include: - (®) _falsowork, centring, fabricating, assembling, cutting, fiting and fixing in position and taking measured to produce the required shapes of concrete; (©) forming chambers and falls; (©) linings and taking measures to produce the required finish to the surfaces of the concrete; (4) cutting and fitting around projecting members, pipes reinforcement and the likes (@) individual file fillers, chamters, splays, drips, rebates, recesses, grooves and the like cor 100 mm total girth or less when measured overall the faces in contact with the concrete; (© maintaining in place until iis struck and allowing for any variation from the minimum period for striking arising from prevailing weather conditions; (@) striking, taking down and removing; () concrete provided in lieu of formwork to fill over-break and working space. VOID FORMERS Unit The unit of measurement for void formers shall be number. Measurement ‘The measurement shall be the actual number of void formers (voids size 0.1m squared — squared) placed an accepted. Item Coverage ‘The item shall include: - (@) supply and fixing of void formers agains displacement during conereting operations; (b) capping or blocking of ends; (©) sealing or blocking and joints. DOWELS Unit ‘The item of measurement for dowels shall be number. Measurement ‘The measurement of steel dowels shall be the number complete in place and accepted by the SO. Item Coverage ‘The item shall include: - (@) drilling holes or forming pockets; Pazad 7A 792 793 Preambles (©) casting and grouting; (©) protective caps, sleeves and wrappings; (@) painting or galvanizing of dowels. STRUCTURE STEELWORKS FABRICATION Unit ‘The unit of measurement shall be in kilogram. ‘Measurement ‘The measurement of structural steelworks shall be the total weight of the finished member comprising of plates, rolled sections, shear connectors, stiffeners, cleats, packs, splice plates, all fittings as specified without allowance for tolerance, rolling margin and other permissible deviations for standard weights and excluding weights of weld fillets bolts, nuts, washers, river heads and protective coatings. No deduction shall be made for notches, holes, boltholes and the like each less than 0.1m ‘squares in place, Each plate shall be measured on the basis than one square metre of plate’s weights 7.83kg per ‘one millimeters of thickness, Item Coverage ‘The items shall include: - (a) supply of all grades of structural steel to the works; (b) preparing detailed fabrication drawings and erection calculations; (©) examining and checking steel plate for segregation, laminations, cracks and surface flaws and out any remedial measured required by the engineer in respect of such defects; @ cutting, marking off, drilling, notching, machining, form fitting, edge preparation and ‘cambering and production of templates if necessary; (©) welding, bolting as the case may be assembling by any process pre-heating and post heating; (all bolts, nuts and washers required to fabricate the steelwork and to complete the ‘erection and installation of steelwork on Site, together with all spears and service bolts, drifts, draw up and cleats; (g) welding to steel members either atthe place of fabrication or on site and pre-heating; (b) routine production test of welding during fabrication; (i) marking for erection, handling and protecting form damage and transporting to Site in ‘any matching sequence required for the erection program, including any temporary bracing and supports; (aligning and plumbing steelwork, adjusting levels, all jacking operations and providing temporary bracing or stays to prevent displacement including the provision of an removal of temporary attachments required during erection of the steelwork and subsequent operations to complete the works; (k) making all permanent bolted and welded connections, fixing holding down bolts and ‘grouting as required on site whether shown on the Contract Drawings or not including the provision of pre-heat and shelters for welding; all production tests of site welding; (m) all testing of materials and production of test certificates to the S.0. Pas18 781 782 783 19 794 792. 793 Preambles BEARING Unit ‘The unit of measurement for elastromeric bearing shall be number and linear metre for rubber strip bearings. Measurement ‘The measurement of payment for elastomeric bearings shall be the number installed in place and accepted by the $.0., and as specified in the drawings. ‘The measurement for rubber strip bearing shall be the total length installed in place and accepted by the S.O. Item Coverage ‘The item shall include: « (@) bearing tests or the submission of test certificate to the submission of test certificate to the satisfaction of the S.0.; (b) supply, transport and delivery of bearings to the site complete with all necessary fittings; (©) marking bearing for identification purposes; (@) storage and protection in transit and on site; (©) drilling boles or forming pockets in the structure and casting in of bolts, dowels and sockets; (©) forming plinths including formwork; (g) seating bearings to correct line and level including any grouting packing and mortar beds; (h) bonding bearings bonding bearings with approved adhesives; (i) protection of bearings during installation and any temporary erection supports; (keeping the bearing area or seat clean before and after installation; (6) painting and greasing, MOVEMENT JOINTS FOR BRIDGE AND VIADUCT DECK Unit ‘The unit for movement joints shall be year metre Measurement The measurement of measurement joints shall be the total length of joints installed as shown in drawings and as directed and accepted by the S.O. Item Coverage ‘The item shall include: - (@) installing and cleaning the various surfaces; (b) installing or constructing the joint complete with any special fitting at kerb, footpaths, ducts and the like in the required position including the use of templates, guides and temporary device to retain the joint in the correct position during construction; Pad© @ © o ) 0) Preambles setting the joint a directed by the S.O. having regard to the mean temperature of the bridge or viaduct at the time of setting the expansion gap, and to other factors affecting movement; inserting and protecting joint filler material and sealing the joint including priming the surface to be sealed or applying adhesive or other special materials and inserting sealing material or performed sealing strips; forming or cutting sealing groove in roads surfacing above joints or in face-work and sealing; protective or other treatment to steel components including surface preparation and greasing; provision and maintenance of temporary ramps or other safeguards to protect the joint against damage during construction and removing when no longer required; supplying and installing of proprietary bridge deck expansion joint complying with the ‘manufacture’s instruction and specification, 7.40 MOVEMENT JOINTS OTHER THAN TO BRIDGE AND VIADUCT DECKS 7.40.1 Unit ‘The unit of measurement for joint filler shall be square metre. ‘The unit of measurement for joint sealant shall be linear metre, ‘The unit of measurement for water bar or water stop shall be linear metre. 7.10.2 Measurement ‘The measurement for joint filler shall be the total surface area covered. ‘The measurement for joint sealant shall be the total length of the joint measured on the external face of sealant ‘The measurement for water bar on water stop shall be the total length measured along the axis, 7.10.3 Item Coverage The items shall include: - o Gi) (iii) for joint filler: - (@) cutting and shaping; (b) preparing and cleaning the various surfaces; (c) supplying and applying adhesives or other special materials; (@ supplying and applying or inserting filler. Joint sealant: - (a) preparing and cleaning the various surface; (b) priming the surface of the joint; (©) inserting the surface ofthe joints; (@ protecting joint filler. water bar or water stop: ~ (a) cutting, notching, welding, fittings and jointing Pasnat TALL 72 73 22 caeaT 7122 7123 Preambles (©) cutting or terminating joint filler up to water bar or water stops (©) placing and east in METAL PARAPET Unit The unt of measurement of galvanized metal parapet shall be linear metre Measurement ‘The measurement shall be the total length of parapet installed in place as specified in drawings ‘and accepted by the S.O. Item Coverage ‘The item shall include: ~ (a) supply all railings, posts, holding down bolts, nuts, washers, expansion joints and expanded metal sheeting, if any; (b) welding and fabrication process; (©) Adhesive and epoxy mortar, ement mortar or grout; (@) Fixing position; (6) Forming cement mortar plinth; (Protective paint system applied atthe place of manufacture and at the site (2) Making good any damage or defects in the protective system applied atthe place of manufacture PILING CONCRETE PILES Unit ‘The unit of measurement for supply and driving of concrete prestressed piles shall be linear metre. ‘The unit of measurement for welding for pile extension shall be number. Measurement The measurement of supply of piles shall be the lengths shown on the drawings as directed by the SO. ‘The measurement of driving piles shall be the length of each pile driven in measure along the axis from the toe to the level underside of the pile cap or concrete base. Item Coverage ‘The item for establishment and moving of piling plant shall be in accordance and shall include: « (a) bringing plant and equipment to the piling sites; (b) erecting and setting up plant and equipment including site preparation, levelling, temporary work framing, platforms preparation and access ramp; (©) dismantling and removing plant and equipment from site on completion; (a) moving and setting up plant and equipment at each pile position including site preparation or levelling: P46Preambles The items for supply of pile shall include: - @ (b) © @ transport and delivery to site, offloading stacking and storing on site; ‘marking members for identification and delivery in matching sequences; ‘removal from site of surplus length, failed or rejected piles; substitution of rejected or failed piles; ‘The items for handle, sling and pitch of piles shall include: - @ o) Jointing; handle, sling and pitch at any inclination; The items for driving piles shall include: - @) (bo) © @ © all plant, labour, lot time, iding time and standing times ‘moving plant and equipment back for r-driving risen piles; setting out pile positions; taking observation and compiling the record of each pile and supplying one copy to the 8.0.; driving to set or level as directed by the 8.0. The items cut off pile shall include: ~ @ () © @ all plant, labour, lost time, idling time and standing time; ‘cutting off to the cut off level as shown in the drawings or as directed by the S.0.; loading, haulage and removal from site all surplus length and debris; dismantling and removing cutting plant and equipment from site upon completion; The items for pile test shall include: - (a) (e) © setting up test rings, kentledge, cable anchorage, anchor pile and reference bench ‘marks; setting up, operating and maintaining instruments and apparatus required to complete the test; constructing temporary pile caps and subsequently stripping off applying and re- applying the test load and releasing par81.2 813 82 821 822 823 83 Preambles BUS SHELTER Unit ‘The unit of measurement for bus shelter shall be the number of modular units of bus shelters, Measurement ‘The measurement for bus shelters shall be the number of bus shelters constructed in accordance with the drawings Item Coverage ‘The items for bus stands shall include: - (@) excavation of foundation in all materials except rock to any depth, upholding the sides, backfilling with suitable material from any source and compaction; (©) taking precautions to avoid damage to the existing work including provision to ‘temporary supports; (©) supply, transport, storage, assembly and ancillary equipments necessary for erection of bus shelter; (@) _conerete, formwork, reinforcement and all material necessary for the completion of the work; (©) multiple handling and disposal; (© reinstatement of existing ground; (@) cleaning: EARTH RETAINING WALL, Unit ‘The unit of measurement for earth retain square metre. 1g wall (type as specified in Bill of Quantities) shall be ‘Measurement ‘The measurement of payment shall be the actual area of wall constructed as specified in the drawings and as directed and accepted and accepted by the 8.0. Item Coverage ‘The items shall include: ~ (@) soil investigation; (b) transport, labour and materials required to prepare the wall foundation; (©) excavation, backfilling, levelling and compaction of approved material; @ —_ weepholes; (©) supply and lay filter material; (Q—_keeping earthworks free of water; (2) taking precautions to avoid damage to property, structures, sewers, drains and services, PRIME COST SUMS ‘Throughout the Bill of Quantities the contractor's price or percentages set against ‘attendance, charges and profits’ in connection with Prime Cost items for work to be carried out by approved Pas.Preambles nominated sub-contractor shall be deemed to include all expanses and charge not covered by the Prime Cost Sums and for affording the sub-contractors every facility to enable the work covered by the Prime Cost Sums to be properly carried out including: - (@) assistance in unloading materials and storing at Site, including the use of lock-up storage space for perishable or valuable materials or articles; (b) use of fixed scaffolding, hoist and ladders, Pao