Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Scope and detailed Tasks to be assigned to EPC Contractor scope & to be reviewed by PMC:
Project area improvement report & implementation strategies. The Consultant shall
collect details of the important physical features of the site. These features should
include buildings and structures, monuments, trees, plantations, utility services such
as electric and telephone lines (O/H & U/G) and poles, optical fiber cables (OFC), etc.
The information collected during reconnaissance and field surveys shall be shown on
a plan so that proposed improvements can be assessed and suitable action can be
initiated. A separate plan for each of the services involved shall be prepared for
submission to the concerned authority. Requirement for the necessary
permissions/compliances of the appropriate authorities formed under
central/state/local enactments shall be identified at this stage and requisite process
for seeking permission shall be initiated at this stage by the consultant.
Study of contextual issues, landscape features and built form etc.
Assess the risk associated, propose risk management tools, andPropose
management structure.
Services Designs:
The PMC shall be responsible for the design of the following systems and after his
suggestion
the contractor shall provide the same –
a) The design, details, drawing, plans, etc. for the following minimum services shall be
carried out as per the provisions of the design brief for respective services and shall be
approved by MCGM. PMC shall provide detailed walk through presentation of the services
and ensure that there is no conflict amongst them.
b) HVAC - It shall be provided with latest features having energy efficiency standards. The
approval for the same as per requirements of Competent Client for access control
system/security system shall be responsibility of PMC till DLP.
c) Fire Detection & Fire Fighting System - Highest fire safety norms in accordance with local
fire bye–laws/ codes are to be followed and state of the art microprocessor based
addressable fire alarm systems shall be considered. And approval for the same as per
requirements of Competent Authority for firefighting system shall be the responsibility of
PMC till DLP.
d) Access Control System/Security System - Access Control System/ Security system shall
be designed and supervise to maximize the performance of fire/intrusion alarms and
security systems. Approval for the same as per requirements of Competent Authority for
access control system/security system if required shall be the responsibility of PMC till DLP.
e) Elevators - The elevators shall be as per international standard with latest features.
The approval for the same as per requirements of Competent Authority for elevators shall
be the
responsibility of PMC till DLP.
f) Power Management System -As directed by Competent Authority shall be considered.
g) Transformers and HV/ LV panels - As directed by Competent Authority shall be
considered.
h) DG Sets - As directed by Competent Authority shall be considered.
i) UPS -As directed by Competent Authority shall be considered for computers,
communication system, etc.
j) Solar Energy System (SES) -As directed by Competent Authority. The solar energy
system shall be considered for common grid as per requirement of MSPH & WC. Supervision
of SES shall be the responsibility of PMC till DLP. Solar energy system shall be designed for
different purpose like hot water, lighting, pumping water, etc. as specified by MCGM.
k) Water Purifier And Water Coolers - On approval, appropriate capacity have to be
considered in the design. Supervision of water purifier and water coolers shall be the
responsibility of PMC till DLP.
l) Waste Water Management And Solid Waste Management System - A sewage treatment
plant shall be designed to provide soft water for horticultural and other uses.
Supervision of waste water management and solid waste management shall be the
responsibility of PMC till DLP. Proper disposal location for waste water and solid waste shall
be identified and marked on drawing by the PMC.
Environmental Protection - Cautious effort shall be made to ensure the project provides
positive contribution to the Environment and confirm to local pollution control norms.
Suitable environmental impact assessment study and mitigation measures if applicable by
law shall be suggested by PMC. The approval from the Competent Authority shall be the
responsibility of the PMC, if applicable for the project.
Design requirements for preparation of SOD, SEM & CSD during Detailed Design
Phase & preparation of working drawings:
A) Electrical Works
Load estimation and optimization, design of system/ equipment, selection, description,
preparation of technical specifications, supporting calculations, BOQ, drawings, Signal Line
Diagram (SLD), schematics, blank data sheets of recommended vendors list, rate analysis,
cost estimates, obtaining clearances and certificates from statutory authorities wherever
required for the following works:
Internal Electrification Works:
The major items shall include:
a) Lighting calculations
b) Electrical & communication cable layout drawings,
c) Conduit layout drawings,
d) Mounting details of lighting fixtures and other fittings,
e) Load calculations for internal electrification, Distribution Board (DB/ SDB) details of
different circuits for lighting fixtures, fans, exhaust fans, sockets, HVAC etc.,
f) Earthing and lightning protection system calculations & drawings
g) Cable sizing details, cable schedule.
h) Details of protection switch gear, calculation of breaking capacity of upstream tripping,
assessment of requirement of residual current circuit breaker and other special requirement
of switch gear for scientific equipment along with specific requirement of zero halogen fire
retardant and flame proof cables and switchgear.
i) Power generation through solar panels and use of energy efficient fixtures.
j) Any other requirements as applicable to comply with applicable norms of concerned
authorities.
External Electrification
The major items shall include
(a) Design of electrical distribution system and recommendation of capacity of electrical
substation, tapping points for pumps, systems, MEP systems etc. complete.
(b) Layout of cable, feeder pillars, street lighting system etc.
(c) Any other requirements as applicable to comply with applicable norms of concerned
authorities.
B) Internal System
a) Detailing of internal communication system.
b) Design and distribution drawing of PABX Line.
Access Control System & CCTV system (Pc Based) for Multi-Level Access for Public/ office
Building spaces and other advanced security/Surveillance systems. The major items shall
include: Card reader and biometric device, system and application software, cables,
conduits and floor-wise layout drawings and system layout drawing. Local Area Networking
office Buildings The major items shall include:
Topology of networking, local area networking (Structured cabling), cables, conduits,
raceways, sockets and layout drawings floor wise. Fire Alarm system & Fire suppression
measures The major items shall include:
Design of fire alarm system for building as per NBC (National Building Code) norms. Fire
alarm automated systems and fire extinguishment arrangements to be provided as per NBC
norms.
C) Mechanical & Plumbing Works
Design and preparation of system/equipment description, Technical specifications, BOQ,
General Arrangement & Layout drawings, data sheets and calculation ensuring compliance
with the latest IS codes/ standards and NBC norms as applicable, including the following
works:
D) Plumbing works (Water Suppy and sewage disposal )
Plumbing works shall include all of the work associated with the design of piping,
fixtures and appliances in connection with drinking water supply, non-drinking water
supply and drainage systems, which flow in and out of buildings and between given
connection points to points of use and/or disposal.
Drinking water supplies or non-drinking water supplies: design and designate the
installation, of any pipes, fittings, appliances or other items that directly or indirectly
involve the supply of drinking water and non-drinking water, including fire services
from a given connection point, or onsite supply source to a point of use within a
property.
E) Sanitary disposal system:
design and designate for the installation of any drains, fittings, pipes, fixtures, appliances or
other items involved in the collection, conveyance, disposal or treatment of sewage, trade
waste or grey-water that is above ground.
Drainage: Design and designate the installation of any below ground drains, pipes, fittings,
appliances or other items involved in the collection, conveyance, disposal or reuse of
sewage, trade waste or storm-water that is underground. Inspection pits and inspection
chambers.
Roof drainage systems: design and designate roof gutters, flashings, piping, sheeting,
roof covering or other above ground items involved in the collection, conveyance, disposal,
treatment, storage or reuse of rainwater.
Mechanical services: design and designate the installation of any valves, regulators,
pipes, ducts, tanks, heating and cooling lines or other items involved in heating, cooling or
ventilating a building by mechanical means.
Plumbing Fixtures-The Plumbing Engineer coordinates the appropriate type of fixtures in
the different areas of the building. Close coordination is required for code requirements,
number and placement of the plumbing fixtures. Looking at the domestic water system and
sewer system with the whole building approach the Plumbing Engineer realizes that low
flow fixtures reduce water and sewer consumption. In a municipal system, reducing the
amount of municipal sewer and domestic water taken from and placed into the local fresh
water supply, depends on more buildings using a water conservation approach to water
supply and disposal.
Sanitary Sewer Systems—
Water flowing from plumbing fixtures collects in the building sewer system. The
Plumbing Engineer designs this system to a point it connects to a municipal sewer
system or to an on-site disposal.
Some facilities require a separation between waste streams and/or treatment of
special waste systems before they enter a common building waste system. For
example, the grease waste from a kitchen can damage the sewer piping system. As a
result, a grease trap is installed to capture the grease before it enters the common
building system.
Storm Water Systems—during a rain or storm event rain water falls on building roofs,
parking lots, and green spaces. The water from the rain is collected in the storm water
system. Options on methods to handle storm water should be discussed early in the design
process with MCGM.
F) Lifts / Escalators
a) Preparation of Technical specification considering the relevant code/ standard with
capacity calculations, technical particulars with material of construction of various items.
b) Preparation of layout drawings indicating the location of lifts, shaft, pit, machine room &
floor levels.
c) Preparation of bill of quantities.
d) Preparation of blank data sheet to be filled by vendors.
e) Traffic Analysis.
f) Preparation of specification of panels & other electrical equipment.
g) Emergency egress analysis and calculations.
G) Air -conditioning / Mechanical ventilation Systems
a) It will be required in basement parking facilities and office spaces.
b) Preparation of technical specifications of the system with capacity calculation along with
basis for calculations. Optimized design considering maximize natural ventilation provisions
should be studied and submitted for preliminary assessment and approval by MCGM.
c) Preparation of technical particulars of each component of the system indicating their
material of construction.
d) Heat load calculation.
e) Layout of building showing the location of each components of the system.
f) Ducting layout and plant room layout, Air Handling Unit (AHU) & ducting size calculations.
g) Preparation of SLD, scheme General Arrangement drawing for the electrical panel,
control desk and specification of electrical equipment.
h) Blank data sheets of components, system to be filled by vendors.
i) Any other Buildings/ services as directed by MCGM.
H) Fire Fighting System
The major items shall include:
Design of fire-fighting system for building. Ingress /egress evaluation and evacuation
calculations and evacuation routing for the entire project. Provision of sprinkler points as
per NBC norms.
I) Landscaping Works:
Landscape architecture, site planning, suitability & appraisal, landform including
preparation of detailed design & drawings of landscaping elements, open space design,
plant structure, illumination design, street furniture and graphic design and signage. The
services shall include:
(i) Site appraisal and suitability
(ii) Site planning
(iii) Landform and Grading
(iv) Surface drainage design and storm water management
(v) Irrigation design
(vi) Open Space design- Hard and soft scape / areas
(vii) Planting design
(viii) Landscape structures and features
(ix) Landscaping elements/ parapets/ swale etc.
(x) Garden furniture design
(xi) Illumination design
(xii) Graphic design and signage
(xiii) Co-ordination of external services.
(xiv) Periodic inspection and data evaluation of works at site
PHASE-V DLP
60 months DLP will commence from date of completion of the project as per Completion
Certificate issued for the work by Engineer in Charge.
4.0 PLANNING
4.1 Kick-Start Meeting with the Client
PMC would hold a kick start meeting with the client’s line department to have formal
introduction of Team Leader and key members of the team. A preliminary discussions about
the problems and the issues related to the existing and
proposed project shall be done through in order to
comprehend the view points of the client as well as to
establish a rapport with clients’ concerned officials who shall
lend their active co-operation in consulting the project’s
various activities such as identifying the Nodal officer and
concerned other departments that could help in collecting the
relevant data for preparation of initial reports
In
4.2 Reconnaissance Survey
order to have first hand information about the project area and to make an in-depth
assessment of the project requirements and related issues, the CONSULTANT Limited would
carry out a field reconnaissance and hold discussions with the officials of the line
departments. CONSULTANT Limited will also hold discussions with the local people; eminent
local experts etc for comprehension of the existing system and. Following inputs will be
required for this purpose
• Existing Reports
• Available Master Plan and Development Plans
• Any other available Data.
4.3 Our Approach Our
approach for this project will be based on collaborative strategy. The approach for this project has been designed to give
adequate attention to respective focus areas to fulfil the intermediate objectives and in the process achieve the ultimate goal
underpinning all the components of the project. Our core delivery principles envelopes the entire project life cycle to minimize
the risk and to maximize the outcome in a time bound manner. We will also blend the vast experience of our team who has
undertaken similar projects in the past. The four key pillars of our approach to the proposed assignment will be as below:
Focus on
This would be achieved through Focus Groups Meetings as
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well as One-on-One Discussions, as appropriate.
e approach
Project Approach would be responsive to the project objectives as defined for consulting
services and essentially meet the timeframe without compromising the participation of all
the stakeholders and quality of work. CONSULTANT Limited would adopt the participatory
project planning and monitoring to ensure satisfactory outcome of this project. Concerted
efforts would be to ensure close coordination with concerned stakeholders, officials,
agencies and effective feedback mechanism. Information sharing, technical innovation,
transfer of technology/ knowledge, meeting the schedule, good communication, and public
relations/ outreach activities, among all concerned stakeholders would be the prerequisite
for effectively and efficiently implementing and managing the project. This would ensure
success of the project for Client and the public at large.
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In the present assignment, based on our study of Terms of Reference it is understood that
CONSULTANT shall act independently on behalf of MCGM for Project Management
Consultants for detailed design validation, Proof checking, Construction supervision, Safety
assurance, Quality Assurance, Quality control and Quality audit including Architectural
services of obtaining Construction related approvals for construction of dwelling units under
Ashray Yojana.
Also CONSULTANT shall visit, inspect and report to of MCGM on various aspects of the
project and carry out all such activities as are provided in the particular project and its
tender agreement. Following section includes the methodology explaining how the
assignment of consultancy shall be executed by CONSULTANT upon appointed as General
Consultant for the said project of Building
SELECTION OF INOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING
CONSTRUCTION
The Monolithic RCC construction is considered as shear wall system. The maximum spacing
between cross wall shall be limited to 1.5 times the floor height if supported on two edges
and 2.0 times the floor height, when supported on all four edges. The walls are designed
primarily for loading and also for in-plane lateral load (shear) and out of plane (bending) due
to wind load and earthquake forces as per relevant Indian Standard Code IS 875(Pt.3):1987
and IS1893(Pt.1):2002 respectively. For out of plane loading, the plate can be assumed to be
supported by floor slabs / diaphragm and cross walls and continuity can be assumed,
wherever applicable. The structural design of plain & RCC shall be as per IS 456:2000 while
IS 13920:1993 is referred for ductile detailing of reinforced concrete structure. Thickness of
wall below plinth level should be minimum 200 mm with double layers reinforcement.
Guidelines on Monolithic Concrete Construction prepared by BMTPC may be referred for
material requirements & design aspects of this system.
Panel Mould
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APPROACH, METHODOLOGY & WORK PLAN
5.2 METHODOLOGY
Mobilize Staf Setup Supervision Team Setup Supervision Procedure Including QAP
Supervision of work
CONSTRUCTION PERIOD
Move
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Assurance Quality Control Monitoring Records
Mobilize Team
Detailed Design Monitoring Records
Setting out the and Specification
Works
Review Reference Introducing
points Recording
Review Borrow-pits
& Quaries
Monitoring
Records
Pre-construction
Survey Review and Approve
Contractors Program
APPROACH, METHODOLOGY & WORK PLAN
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Completion
Monthly Progrss Report
APPROACH, METHODOLOGY & WORK PLAN
List the Software & hardware available (including computers, printers, plotters, server etc):
Office Equipment
A. Server 1 # DELL File Server 2 Intel Xeon Processors 2.53 GHz, 4 GB RAM
with 3 SAS HDD, Tape Drive RD1000 with 160 GB Tape, DVD
writer, 19” Monitor, Keyboard & Mouse
1 # DELL Mail Server 2 Intel Xeon Processors 2.53 GHz, 2 GB RAM,
with 2 SAS HDD, DVD ROM
22 #’s Desktop Computers:
10 # AMD Phenom II X6 1055T CPU 2.8 ghz
4/ 8 Gb Ram, 500 Gb hdd , 1Gb graphic card
4 # Intel Core i7-2600 CUP
8 Gb Ram, 500 Gb Hdd , 1gb graphic card
2 # Intel Core i5 3450 CPU
B. Computers 8 Gb Ram, 500 Gb hdd , 1Gb graphic card
6 # AMD Athlon 64 CPU
2 Gb Ram, 160 Gb HDD
5 #’s Laptops
1 # A0 HP DesignJet 500
1 # Dell Projector
1 # A4 LaserJet 3015 Printer-cum-fax-cum-scanner-cum-copier
1 # A2 OfficeJet K7100
1 # HP Scanjet G3010
1 # Ammonia Printing Machine
C. Plotters
D. Projector
D. Printers
E. Scanners
F. Print Machine
Software
Works Mannual:
1. Bureau of Indian Standard
2. National building Code 2016
3. CPWD works Manual 2014
4. PWD Specifications
5. Schedule of Rates- PWD Pune region
6. Byelaws of Toen & Country planning Department & Municipal Byelaws, Pune
7. Other Necessay guidelines of various Regeulatory Authorities
APPROACH, METHODOLOGY & WORK PLAN
1. Site Planning
Using Natural contours/ gradient/ drainage
Low Impact Design
Design to mitigate UHIE (Urban Heat Island Effect).
Preservation and Protection of Landscape during Construction.
Storm Water Management (By Recharge Pits & effective Rain water Harvesting)
Reducing Air and Soil Pollution during Construction (Having Proper
Environment Management Plan)
2. Energy & Occupant Comfort
Envelope Thermal Performance.
Occupant Visual Comfort
(Daylight). – At least 70% Natural
Light shall be kept for provision
Efficient Lighting:- Use of LEDs,
effective Lux Calculations etc.
Energy Efficient Equipment
Renewable Energy (Like Solar
Street, Lighting etc.)
Energy Metering
3. Water Savings
Efficient water use during
construction. (Use of RMC required
less water for Curing & Ponding)
Optimizing building & Landscape water demand
Water reuse (for flushing)
Water Metering (for effective
water management)
The rated buildings will enjoy enhanced energy and water performance
and increased thermal and visual comfort; ultimately resulting in
decreased operational and maintenance costs. The green building
Underlining objectives, such as reducing costs, incorporation of cost -
effective sustainability measures attaining environmental impact
reduction, simplicity in execution, alignment with local and national
goals, and cost effectiveness.
8.0 PROJECT PLAN SCHEDULE
Following is the diagrammatic representation of CONSULTANT work plan for PMC assignments. This diagram shows a general line
of action to be performed for PMC assignment for Building construction and allied works by CONSULTANT. It includes the steps
by step performance starting from the Development of technical design of project to handing over the quality assured site to
MCGM.
The works shall be routinely reviewed by the Team leader and other CONSULTANT
experts, and areas needing attention shall be identified, so that timely corrective
action can be taken:
1. An approved with preconsent of client the detailed program of completion of
each of the activity submitted by contractor.
2. Monthly progress report due within the 8th day of each calendar month.
3. Minutes of regular management meeting with contractor and client.
4. Quarterly Progress Report (QPR), providing details of progress of project
components and, by the contract and in aggregate, of physical and financial
progress of civil works.
5. A completion report, two months ahead of the actual end of the assignment, in
the scope and format required by the clients as follows:
a) Final Report in hardbound copies.
b) Important data stored in CD.
c) Quality Control test reports, statistical analysis of the Q.C. test carried with
standard deviation whenever relevant.
d) Any other report dealing with the services as required by the client.