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A.1.5 DIN
A.1.6 ISO
B.2 Unless otherwise specified, AASHTO methods of sampling and testing shall be
adopted where available. In the case of absence of an appropriate AASHTO specification,
the ASTM or BS specification shall govern.
A. All materials not conforming to the requirements of the Specifications at the time
they are used will be rejected and shall be removed immediately from the Site unless
otherwise instructed by the Engineer.
B. No rejected material, the defects of which have been corrected, shall be used until
approval has been given.
1.06.1 GENERAL
A. Plant and equipment used on the Works shall be of sufficient size and in such
mechanical condition as to meet the requirements of the Specifications and shall be
available for use when required by the Engineer. The Engineer may order removal and
replacement of unsatisfactory plant or equipment.
A. The Contractor shall submit together with his Tender, a detailed schedule of the
numbers and types of plant and equipment which he proposes to utilize on Site to carry out
the Works. The schedule shall contain full details for each item, including type,
manufacturer, model, identification number, year of manufacture, number of years in use,
and, for all new and previously used items, the manufacturer's brochures, catalogues and
specifications.
A. The Contractor shall furnish all plant and equipment listed in his Schedule and
necessary for construction of each phase of the Works. Such plant and equipment shall be
delivered to the Site, inspected, and approved by the Engineer prior to commencement of
the particular phase of the Works for which it is intended. Any plant or equipment, or part
thereof, which becomes excessively worn or defective shall be promptly repaired or
replaced, as required by the Engineer.
B. The Contractor shall not remove from the Site any approved plant or equipment
without the permission of the Engineer.
1.07.1 GENERAL
A. All Works shall be measured net and in accordance with of the General Conditions
of Contract. All units of measurement shall be in the Metric System, unless specified
otherwise.
C. All field measurements of quantities for monthly certificates and for final payment
shall be made by the Contractor in the presence of the Engineer. Original copies of the
field measurement notes, signed by the Contractor, will be retained by the Engineer.
D. If the Contractor fails to measure any Pay Items, the Engineer may, at his
discretion, estimate quantities of such items for the monthly Payment Certificate or
recommend that no payment be made for the Items not measured and quantities not
computed until it is measured.
A. Whenever standard manufactured items are specified, such as fence wire, plates,
rolled shapes, pipe conduit, etc. and these items are identified by gauge, unit weight,
section dimensions, etc., such identifications shall be deemed to be nominal weights or
dimensions. Unless controlled by tolerances in cited specifications, manufacturing
tolerances established by the industries involved may be accepted by the Engineer at the
recommendation of the Concerned Authorities.
A. When any Items are shown on the Drawings or specified as requiring miscellaneous
fittings and accessories for which no separate measurement is provided, the Pay Item will
be deemed to include for all such fittings and accessories.
A. All items which are to be measured by linear meter shall be measured parallel to the
base or foundation upon which such items are placed, unless otherwise shown on the
Drawings.
A. The quantities of excavation paid for under the Contract unit prices shall be limited
to the lines shown on the Drawings and on approved cross sections. Excavation beyond
lines shown on approved cross sections shall not be paid for unless approved by the
Engineer. Excavation in excess of approved cross sections will be measured for payment
only in the case of unstable or unsuitable materials ordered by the Engineer to be removed.
B. The Engineer will adjust the angle of slopes for cuts and fills as the Works proceed
and make determinations of the appropriate slope angles following his evaluation of soil
conditions in case there is a change in the type of the soil. The actual slopes of the cuts as
constructed shall be measured and recorded by the Contractor. The Engineer will check
these records and, if satisfactory, will approve the measurements as a basis for payment.
C. Within 60 days of the date of field survey, the Contractor shall submit to the
Engineer for his approval, plots of the original and final earthwork cross sections together
with the area and volumetric earthwork computations. The Contractor's cross sections
shall be on transparent cross section sheets for print reproductions. All sheets shall have a
title block and be of the size designated by the Engineer. On final approval of the
Contractor's cross sections, the Contractor shall submit the original transparencies and 3
prints of each such transparency.
D. In case of any variations from the approved Drawings, the Contractor shall submit
the original and 2 copies of the plotted cross sections and profiles and the notes and
computations of his survey. The Contractor shall take cross sections at maximum 25 m
intervals along the centerline and at other locations if directed by the Engineer. Upon
mutual agreement between the Engineer and the Contractor, the Contractor may submit
cross sections intermediate to these locations. The Engineer will indicate, on one copy, his
approval of the proposed lines of the Works or his revisions thereto and return such copy to
the Contractor. The Contractor shall resubmit for approval any cross sections the Engineer
may have revised.
1.08.1 GENERALLY
C. TEMPORARY WORKS and services are to be maintained, altered and adapted and
as necessary and cleared away on completion or when no longer required. Work disturbed
is to be made good.
D. GENERAL: The Contractor shall provide all Temporary Works and services and
Contractor's Equipment and tools required for the efficient and safe execution of the
Works, including but not limited to:
- Small tools.
- Temporary drainage.
A. ROADS: Permanent roads, hard standings and footpaths on the Site may be used
provided they are adequately maintained and thoroughly cleaned and made good after use
and left in unimpaired condition.
Provide temporary detour roads, temporary bridges and culverts, and other
facilities to divert traffic through or around any part of the Works or for
maintenance of traffic in locations affected by his works that warrant such
Temporary Works. Location, standard, width, construction and
maintenance of detour routes shall be in accordance with Section 3.06 of the
Specification, approved by the Engineer, ensuring at all times that the
routes, are signed, striped, maintained and furnished with all traffic control
devices as shown, directed and/or needed.
E. FRENCH CROSSINGS are to be provided for free and safe passage of vehicles and
pedestrians over pipe and other trenches.
F. TEMPORARY SITE FENCE: The Contractor shall provide suitable and secure
temporary site fencing and gates where necessary or as directed by the Engineer. Design of
the fencing and gates, including location, construction details, etc. is to be submitted to the
Engineer for approval prior to fabrication and erection.
General nameboards for the whole project should be fixed at the specified locations by the
Engineer and in each district of the project area. Those boards should include the project
name, Client name, Contractor name, Contact no’s, Consultant name and phone no. for the
supervision staff office. Boards will be of 4 separated slices each of (240 x 240) cm with
spaces of 20 cm between slices that are made of 3 mm thick aluminum and provided with
back grooves for fixing on the columns, so no holes should appear at the face side of the
board. Face slide should be covered with reflective blue layer and text in reflective white
color.
Boards shall be fixed on two columns of hot galvanized (16 or 18) cm I beams and the
clear space from the ground to the bottom of the slices shall be 2.0 m and the columns
should be provided with movable hinge according to the MOT specifications and fixed to
the ground by concrete blocks as per the site conditions. All these details should be
approved by the Engineer prior to installation of boards.
A. WATER: The Contractor shall provide clean, fresh water for the Works and make
temporary arrangements for storing and distributing about the Site.
B. ELECTRICITY: The Contractor shall provide electric supply and all equipment for
lighting and power for the Works and make temporary arrangements for distributing about
the Site.
C. POWER: The Contractor shall provide electric power for the Works, including
supplies for commissioning engineering services and Plant, at the required voltages.
D. LIGHTING: The Contractor shall provide lighting for the Site and the Works for
safety and security of the Works and to facilitate proper execution of work and to
illuminate internal surfaces during finishing work and inspection. Spaces designed to be
artificially lit during daylight hours are to have temporary illumination similar to that
provided by the permanent installation.
The Contractor must take responsibility for the operation, maintenance and
supervision of the system, indemnify the Employer against all damage and
pay all costs and renew all used tubes and lamps.