Volume-01-Tender Document For Four Villas

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TENDER DOCUMENTS
FOR
PROPOSED
FOUR PRIVATE VILLAS IN BAUSHER
ON PLOT NO : 973, BLOCK : PHASE- 1
BAUSHER, MUSCAT
CLIENT: Mr. Mohammed Bin Rashid Bin Hamed Al Araimi
CONSULTANT: AMJAAD ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY
VOLUME I - PRIME TENDER DOCUMENT

THE CONSUTRUCTION AND COMPLETION OF P R O P O S E D FOUR
PRIVATE VILLAS ON PLOT NO: 973, BLOCK: PHASE- 1, BAUSHER,
MUSCAT -OMAN
INDEX TO VOLUMES
1. Instructions to Tenderers
Form of Tender
Form of Agreement
Note to the Contractor
Condition of Contract
List of Specifications
List of Drawings
Approved Manufacturer list
Tenderers Enclosures
2. General Specifications (Civil + MEP)
3. Bill of Quantities
4. Tender Drawings
5. Soil Investigation report
6. Scope of work Matrix
7. Pricing Preambles
8. Tenderer’s Checklist
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INSTRUCTIONS TO TENDERERS
1. The Tender must be made out on the Forms of Tender attached hereto, and one
complete set of these documents, including the Instructions to Tenderers, the Form of
Tender and the Specification, must then be submitted, as instructed in the Letter of
Invitation to Tender, with the Breakdown of Lump Sum Contract Value fully priced, cast
and totalled, precise information being given as to how any unpriced items have been
allowed for in other items. The Form of Tender must be signed by a duly appointed
Principal fully authorised to represent and bind the Tenderer. The successful Tenderer
will be notified of acceptance by letter and upon receipt of such letter will be required
to sign the Contract.
2. Tenderers not wishing to submit a tender should not disclose their intention in advance
to other Tenderers or any other third party. Such intention should be stated in writing
and submitted in a sealed envelope, to be deposited in the tender box on the due date.
3. The Tender sum shall be deemed to include for all materials, workmanship, use of
plant, overheads, profits, all obligations and liabilities, preliminaries and all expenses
required for completion of the whole of the Works. Any minor details of construction
which would be essential for the completion of the works, even though not specifically
described in Specifications and shown on drawings, shall be deemed to have been
allowed for, in the rates/prices.
4. For pricing work under provisional sums/variations, rates quoted by the Contractor in
the Schedule of Rates shall be applied without any enhancement. Where such rates are
not available, the rates payable shall be determined by the Engineer in accordance with
clause 52 of General Conditions of Contract.
5. The Tender Documents will be examined prior to the signing of the Contract in order to
ascertain that the items are monied out correctly at the rates quoted. Should any
inconsistencies in pricing or errors in moneying out be found, the units and the
extended amounts will be corrected. The Tender sum stated in the Form of Tender
shall remain the same, and an endorsement added to the priced bill indicating that all
rates or prices (excluding preliminary items, contingencies, prime cost and provisional
sums) inserted therein by the Tenderer are to be considered as reduced or increased in
the same proportion as the corrected total of priced items exceeds or falls short of such
items. This endorsement shall be signed by both parties to the Contract.
6. All prices quoted must be in Rials Omani.
7. No alterations shall be made in the Tender documents and the Tender shall be deemed
to comply entirely with the terms of these documents.
8. The Employer does not bind himself to accept the lowest or any Tender.
9. The Employer will not be responsible for, or pay for expenses/losses which may be
incurred by any Tenderer in the preparation of the Tender, in visiting the site and
obtaining information necessary for preparing a Tender.
10. Should there be any doubt or obscurity as to the meaning of any of the Tender
Documents, or as to anything to be done or not to be done by the Contractors or as to

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these Instructions or as to any other matter, Tenderers must set forth in writing such
doubt or obscurity and submit the same to the Authority issuing this Tender document
not later than one week before the date fixed for the delivery of the Tender.
11. The prices and Schedule of Rates quoted must be comprehensive and include for all
costs associated with labour, and in particular all overtime and incentive overtime (to
attract and retain sufficient and suitable labour on site) to meet the completion
programme submitted with the Tender and also all the costs, of whatever kind,
associated with the importation of labour.
12. The attention of the Tenderer is drawn to the fact that this Contract, will not include a
variation of price (labour, materials and construction plant) Clause. Tenderers shall
therefore be deemed to have included in their Tender for all increases in the cost of
labour, materials and construction plant which may occur after submission of the
Tender and during the period of the Contract, other than increases which may arise
under Clause 70 of the Conditions of Contract.
13. All Tenderers and other recipients of the documents whether or not they submit a
Tender shall treat all details of the documents as private and confidential.
14. The completed Tender must be returned to the office of the Authority issuing the
Tender documents in accordance with the instructions and within the time stated in the
Letter of Invitation to Tender.
15. To enable the Tenderer to familiarise himself with site conditions full access to the site
will be given during the Tender period by appointment on application to Amjaad
Engineering Consultancy, P.O.BOX: 1306, P.C: 130, Sultanate of Oman
16. Tenderers proposing to Tender, and any of their servants or agents will be granted
permission by the Employer to enter upon his premises and lands for the purposes of
such inspection in connection with the proposed Tender, but only upon the express
condition that Tenderers will release and indemnify the Employer and his servants and
agents from and against all liability in respect of, and will be responsible for, personal
injury (whether fatal or otherwise), loss of or damage to property and any other loss,
damage, cost and expenses however caused (whether by act or not), which but for the
exercise of such permission would not have arisen.
17. The successful Tenderer is required to report to Amjaad Engineering Consultancy,
P.O.BOX: 1306, P.C: 130, Sultanate of Oman not less than one week before
commencement of work in order to obtain approvals for key personnel, necessary
security passes for his workforces, should they be required, and any other details as
necessary.
18. Tenderers must submit with their Tenders in duplicate a memorandum of procedure
giving the following particulars:-
a. A detailed statement of the methods proposed for the execution of works.
b. Programmes, in bar chart or network form, showing the sequence of execution
and completion of dates for parts of the Works together with an integrated
programme for the Works as a whole.
c. A list of the major items of plant and equipment which the Tenderer proposes to
use with numbers and type/capacities.
d. The proposed sources of local materials, fill materials and aggregates.

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e. Proposals for providing accommodation for imported labour and expatriate
workmen and staff.
f. A chart showing the proposed staff and management organisation for the Works,
and the numbers of supervisors and labour (including direct sub-contractors).
Sufficient details to be provided to show effective management of the Works at
various locations. Provide organogram of project team and details of key staff
including those responsible for planning, MEP co-ordination, supervision of sub-
contractors and quality control.
g. The names, qualifications and experience of senior staff to be employed on
Works.
h. Details of plants, equipment and materials to be provided together with
manufacturer's catalogues and other information ensuring compliance with the
specification and drawings.
i. A list of proposed Sub-contractors (if any) and suppliers including local firms with
particulars of the extent of the work which will be undertaken by them.
j. A list of tools and spare parts, as recommended by the manufacturers, necessary
for two years operation of equipment
k. A detailed breakdown of all, lump sums included in Bill No. 1 –
Preliminaries of Particular Application
l. A list of imported materials with supporting documentation in accordance with
‘Instructions to Tenderers’.
m. Confirmation of receipt of each circular to Tenderers issued during the Tender
period including a copy each of such circulars.
n. A statement confirming that the Tenderer has visited the site and has satisfied
himself on all matters concerning the Tender.
o. Evidence that the signatory of the Form of Tender is duly authorised to do
so by the Company/Organisation submitting the Tender.
p. A statement of the Tenderer’s financial standing, including the names and
addresses of their banks together with the authority to approach the bankers for
relevant information and comments.
q. A cash flow forecast.
19. All arrangements which affect the engagement, transport, paying, feeding and housing
of labour and other matters in connection therewith shall be subject to the regulations
and codes of the Sultanate of Oman now in force or which may be made from time to
time during the continuance of the Contract.
20. The Tenderer should note and allow for the fact that they will not be permitted to erect
their labour camp on the site.
21. The Tenderer shall allow in his tender all costs of attendance upon himself and any sub-
contractors employed on site.
22. The Tenderer's attention is particularly drawn to the following regulations, briefly
summarised below in respect of accommodation and importation of labour, and the
Tenderer is advised to examine these regulations in detail before submitting his
Tender.

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(a) Royal Decree 13/77 which states that no Foreign Contracting Company working
in the Sultanate of Oman, with the exception of those granted special licence by
Ministry of Commerce and Industry may build or establish any housing scheme
for the benefits of their employees and workmen. Housing and accommodation
should be rented.
(b) Royal Decree 86/84 which states that all goods imported to the Sultanate of
Oman shall comply with Omani Standards where such standards exist.
(c) Ministry of Health - Ministerial Decision 1/75 which imposes precise rules for
labour imported to the Sultanate of Oman.
(d) The Tenderer shall make every effort to employ Omanis of the requisite skills for
the execution of the Contract. In the event of insufficient skilled labour being
available and the Tenderer wishes to employ nationalities other than Omanis, he
must ascertain whether the necessary entry permits may be obtained. No
foreign labour shall be employed without the necessary approvals.
23. The Tenderers attention is drawn to the requirements of Royal Decree No. 1/79.
(a) The Contractor shall, when placing orders for materials for incorporation in the
Permanent Works, give preference to products manufactured in Oman in
accordance with the requirements of Royal Decree No. 1/79. Such preference is
required provided the requirements of the Specification are met and the costs
are not more than 10 per cent greater than the costs of alternative imported
items.
(b) Tenderers wishing to use imported materials in preference to Oman materials
shall submit a list of such materials together with quotations, brochures and any
other documents to justify the use of the proposed imported materials.
(c) In the absence of such a list it will be assumed that Tenderers have allowed in
their Tender for the use of materials manufactured in Oman.
24. The Tenderer shall be required to obtain all necessary Government permits and pay all
charges and fees in connection therewith.
25. It is a condition of this Tender that an offer must be submitted on the basis of the
Tender Documents issued to the Tenderer and must be free from any qualification.
Should any qualifications be submitted with the offer, they will be disregarded and the
items will be deemed to be as the original document.
26. Should the Tenderer wish to submit an alternative offer to the Employer for
consideration, such offer must be additional to and completely separate from the
unqualified Tender.
27. The Tenderer should note that where particular suppliers of manufacture are named in
the documents, the phrase, 'or similar and approved in writing by the Engineer' shall be
deemed to be included. However, for the purposes of Tender compilation only those
manufacturers or stated suppliers should be used. Alternative offers may be included
under separate cover as Clause 26 of these Instructions to Tenderers.
28. The Form of Contract shall be prepared using the Tender Documents as a basis.
29. The Tenderer shall produce the build-up of unit prices when required. The detail build-
up should be comprehensive as to show the actual calculations of the General

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requirements. The labour, plant and material costs for the works with on-costs and
overheads and any other allowances used to arrive at the unit rate/price quoted.
30. The Tender of any Tenderer who has not complied with any of the foregoing instruction
may be ignored.
31. In the event of the determination of a Nominated Sub-Contractor the Contractor will
note that it will be incumbent on the Engineer to issue instructions for re-nomination
should this be required.
32. The Tenderer shall allow in his tender all costs as is felt necessary for co-ordinating the
Works with the Employer’s representatives.
33. Particular attention is drawn to protecting the Works and shall include all costs in his
tender for the protection of the Works and the like.
34. The Tenderer should note that he will be responsible for the checking and verification
of all site dimensions relevant to the Works.
35. Tenderers are to note that guarantee / warrantee are required for a number of
elements of the Works and the Tenderer is referred to the Specification in this regards.
36. The Contract is of Lump Sum type in which the Tenderer is responsible for ensuring that
all items of Works required for the safe, efficient and satisfactory completion and
functioning of the Works, are included in the Tender Price as they have been describe
in the Specification and/or shown on the drawings and/or described in the Breakdown
of Lump Sum Price and/or included in the any other information issued with the
Tender.
37. TENDER BREAKDOWN
(a) Prior to the award of the Contract the Engineer will require to be satisfied that
the rates and prices inserted by the Tenderers are suitable for any possible
subsequent negotiation and that there is sufficient information to correctly
adjust the General Requirements, etc.
(b) To this end short-listed Tenderers may be required to submit details of their
pricing for scrutiny. Time for Tender comparisons will be short and Tenderers are
advised to have this information readily available to avoid unnecessary delay or
possible rejection.
(c) The selected Contractor will be required to provide the Engineer with a full and
detailed tender breakdown.
(d) The tender breakdown is to show the actual calculations of the General
Requirements, the labour, plant and material costs for the Works, the build-up of
measured rates with on-costs and overheads and any other allowances used to
arrive at the total Tender Sum.
38. The Tenderer’s attention is drawn to the requirements of Ministry of Housing,
Electricity and Water and Oman Telecommunications Company (S.A.O.G.) (Omantel)
with regard to the relevant installations
39. Special Conditions:

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(a) If tenderer’s feel there is scope of saving in any item ( i.e Value engineering)
then they should submit an alternative offer stating the specification along
with the main offer.
(b) Items under Provisional sum in the BOQ document may be fully operative,
partly operative or Non Operative under Clause 58 of Standard Documents for
Building and Civil Engineering Works and Contractor shall be paid accordingly.
Some or all items here in under may be operative under “Direct Supply” of
Client. In such an event Contractor shall be paid for all builder’s work, including
all related Civil & MEP works as quoted or attendance & OHP, wherever
applicable. Main Contractor has no right to claim any type of compensation for
any directly awarded and unused / deleted Provisional Sum items. Main
Contractor’s Attendance for the Provisional Sum items is inclusive of their
Overhead and Profit.
Employer’s Tradesmen, Direct Contractors and Other Authorities
(c) The Contractor shall note that the Employer may appoint other contractors to
carry out certain items of specialist, ancillary or other works in accordance with
Clause 31 of the Conditions of Contract and the Employer reserves the right to
let further and separate Contracts in connection with these works. The
Contractor shall afford any such other Contractors, Employers own workmen or
any other duly constituted authorities all reasonable opportunity to resource
and execute their works. The Contractor shall include for liaising with all such
other contractors, direct workmen or other authorities and for coordinating his
works with theirs.
(d) Where any part of the Contractor’s work depends for its proper execution
upon the work of any other contractor, the Contractor shall inspect and
promptly report any defects / detail in such work to the Engineer that may
render it unsuitable for the execution of the Contractor’s works or progress of
the works generally. Failure to inspect and report on any other such works shall
constitute an acceptance by the Contractor of these works as being fit and
proper for its purpose.

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FORM OF TENDER
Notes: The appendix forms part of the Tender. Tenderers are required to fill up all blank
space in this form of Tender and Appendices.
To: Mr. Mohammed Bin Rashid Bin Hamed Al Araimi

P.O.BOX:_______, P.C: _______
Sultanate of Oman
1. Having examined the Instructions to Tenderers, Drawings, Standard Conditions of

Contract, Specification and Bills of Quantities for the execution of the above named
works, we, the undersigned, offer to execute, complete and maintain the whole of
the said works in conformity of the said Instructions, Drawings, Standard Conditions
of Contract, Specifications and Bills of Quantities for the sum of Rials Omani
…………………………………………………….……………………………………..…………….………………………
…………………………………………………….…….…………………………………..…(RO.…………………………
…………….………..) or such other sum as may be ascertained in accordance with the
said conditions.
2. We undertake if our Tender is accepted to commence the work within 1 month of

receipt of the Engineers order to commence, and to complete and deliver the whole
of the works comprised in the contract within (14) Months calculated from the last
day of the aforesaid period in which the works are be commenced .
3. If our Tender is accepted, we will obtain the guarantee of locally registered Bank (as
required in the Sultanate of Oman Standard Documents for Building and Civil
Engineering Works, (3rd Edition, July 1981) to be jointly and severally bound with us
the sum of 5% of the Contact Value for the due performance of the Contract under
the terms of the Performance Bond to be approved by you.
4. We agree to abide by this Tender for a period of 120 days from the date fixed for
receiving the same and it shall remain binding upon us and maybe accepted at any
time before the expiration of that period.
5. In the event of the Tender being accepted, and until a formal agreement is prepared
and executed, this Tender, together with your written acceptance thereof, shall
constitute a binding obligation upon us.
6. We understand that you are not bound to accept the lowest or any Tender you may
receive.
7. We acknowledge receipt of the following circular letters:

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Reference Number of letter Date
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And confirm we have account thereof in our Tender
Dated this ………………………………day of …………………..……………………2021
Signature……………………….……… in capacity of …...............……………….………
Duly authorized to sign Tenders for and on behalf of (Name of Company /

Organization)
...………………………………….………………………………………….…………………………………………………
……………………………………………………………………………………………………..
(IN BLOCK CAPITALS)
Address ………………………………………………………….
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Tel. …………………………………………………………….
Witness : Signed ………………………………………………………….
For ……………………………………………………………….
Tel. ……………………………………………………………….

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APPENDIX TO FORM OF TENDER
SN DESCRIPTION CLAUSE REMARKS
1 Ruling Language 5 (1a) English

Amount of Performance Bond or
2 10 5% of the contract Value
Guarantee
3 Amount of Third Party Insurance 23(2) OMR 1,000,000.000
Period of Commencement from
4 41 1 month
Engineer’s order to commence
12 Months Construction Period
5 Time of Completion 43 and 2 months Grace period
without Penalties.
0.1% of contract Value /day up to
a maximum limit of 10% of the
Contract value, in addition a
6 Amount of Penalties for Delay 47(1)
charge of R.O 1,000 Per month
shall be imposed as a consultant
fees
7 Period of Maintenance 49(1) 365 Days
 Lump Sum Contract
55
 Clause 55 & 56 Not
8 Quantities 5
Applicable
6
Percentage for adjustment of P.C. Sums
9 contained within Nominated works and 59(4c) 5 % of the Value of the work
variations
10% of the contract value
10 Advance Payment 60 (2) excluding Day works, provisional
sums and Contingencies.
10% of the Total Interim
11 Recovery of Advance Payment 60 (4bii) Certificate Value up to the amount
of Advance.
12 Payment for Material at Site 60 (4b) 80% of total value
Minimum amount of Monthly Interim
13 60 (4) OMR 30, 000.000
Certificate
Time within which payment is to be
14 60 (5a) 45 Days
made after certificate
10% of the Gross Interim
15 Percentage of Retention Amount 60 (7)
Certificate

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16 Limit of Retention Money 60 (7) 5% of the contract Value

50% upon issue of the Completion
Certificate and 50% after issue of
17 Release of Retention Money 60 (8) Defects Certificate or Agreement
of the final Account.
18 Interest for Delay of Payment 60 (9) Not Applicable

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FORM OF AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT made on the ……………..................................... day of....................... 2022
Between Mr. Mohammed Bin Rashid Bin Hamed Al Araimi (hereinafter called "The
Employer") of the one part and
.......…................................................................................................................................................
(Herein after called "The Contractor") of the other part.
WHEREAS the Employer is desirous that certain works should be executed viz: Mr.
Mohammed Bin Rashid Bin Hamed Al Araimi, P.O.BOX:_____, P.C: ____, Sultanate of Oman
and has accepted a Tender by the Contractor as summarised on Appendix ‘B’ (Page 17) for the
execution completion and maintenance of such Works, NOW THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH
as follows:-
1. In this Agreement words and expressions shall have the same meanings as respectively
assigned to them to the Standard Conditions of Contract hereinafter referred to.
2. The following documents shall be deemed to form and be read and construed as part of
this Agreement viz:-
The said Tender
The Standard Conditions of Contract
Design brief and the drawings
The Specification
Breakdown of Lump sum Contract Value
Schedule of Rates
The Letter of Acceptance
......................................................................................
......................................................................................
......................................................................................
3. In consideration of the payment to be made by the Employer to the Contractor as

hereinafter mentioned, the Contractor hereby covenants with the Employer to execute,
complete and maintain the Works in conformity in all respects with the provisions of
the Contract.
4. The Employer hereby covenants to pay the Contractor in consideration of the

execution, completion and maintenance of the Works the Contract Price at the times
and in the manner prescribed by the Contract.

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FORM OF AGREEMENT (Cont'd)
IN WITNESS whereof the parties hereto have hereunder set their respective hands and seals
on the day and year first above written.
Signed by a duly authorised Signatory

for and on behalf of
Mr. Mohammed Bin Rashid Bin Hamed Al Araimi ……………….………………………………………………..
Witness ...........................................................
Signed by a duly authorised Signatory

for and on behalf of the
CONTRACTOR ......................................................................…………….
Witness ...........................................................
Ratified in accordance with the Sultani Decree No. 48 /76 as amended

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APPENDIX “A” TO FORM OF AGREEMENT
CONSTITUTION OF THE COMPANY
1. International Companies:
The Contractor shall prior to the signature of the Form of Agreement submit notarially
authenticated copies of the original documents defining the constitution of the
Company, powers of attorney and other relevant documents. In the case of a
Partnership or Firm these documents shall be duly authenticated extracts from the
partnership deed or other documents. These documents shall also show by what
persons and what manner contracts may be entered into and what persons are directly
responsible for the due execution of such contracts and can give valid receipts together
with specimens of their signatures.
An overseas power of attorney of a foreign signatory to the Tender shall have been
endorsed by an approved Omani authority (such as an Embassy).
A Contractor intending to undertake the Contract jointly with or in association with

another firm or firms including firms or persons acting in an advisory or consultative
capacity shall submit a statement showing how the contract commitment will be
undertaken and the exact relationship between each of the parties.
The name and address of the Contractor's agent resident in Oman (if applicable).
...................................................................................………………………………
...................................................................................………………………………
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2. Omani Companies:
The Contractor shall prior to the signature of the Form of Agreement submit details of
the nature of the company, i.e. partnership, limited liability, joint venture / joint stock,
together with the commercial registration number. These documents shall also show
by what persons and in what manner contracts may be entered into and what persons
are directly responsible for the due execution of such contracts and can give valid
receipts together with specimens of their signatures.

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APPENDIX ‘B’ TO THE FORM OF AGREEMENT
SUMMARY OF CONTRACT VALUE
Bill No. 1 Preliminaries

Bill No. 2 Villa-01 Civil
Bill No. 3 Villa-01 MEP
Bill No.4 External Works
Subtotal
VAT 5%
Grand Total

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FORM OF ADVANCE PAYMENT BOND

P.O.BOX:_________, P.C: _____
Sultanate of Oman.
Advance Payment Bond No. ……………………………..
Whereas ………………………………………………………….…… (hereinafter called the Contractor) has

been awarded a Contract dated …………………………..………. for the construction, completion
and maintenance of
………………………………………...…………………………..…………………………..…………………………………………
…………………………………….………..……..… for the value of
R.O. ………………………………………..………………………………………..………………..…
(Rials Omani …………………………………………………………………….....) and in consideration of your
making an advance payment of R.O. ……………………… to the Contractor being
………………………………….. % of the Contract Value, by this bond,
we……………………………………………………….……………..……whose address is
………………….…………………………………………………..……………..……………………..
…………………………………. guarantee to pay you a sum not exceeding
R.O………………………………………... on your first written demand without reference to or
contestation on behalf of the Contractor.
It is understood that our liability towards you will be progressively reduced by the amount
repaid to you by the Contractor as contained in the Certificates and Payments against the
said advance payment.
This bond will be effective from……………………………………...… and shall be valid until

………………….. , or until the amount of the advance payment is fully recovered, whichever is
later.
This bond should be returned to us upon its expiry or upon fulfillment of our undertaking
whichever is the earlier.
Authorized Signatories
(To be issued by a locally registered bank)

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FORM OF PERFORMANCE BOND

P.O.BOX: __________, P.C: ____
Sultanate of Oman
Performance Bond No…………………………..
Whereas…………………………………………………………………. hereinafter called the Contractor) has

been awarded a contract dated ……………..…for the construction, completion and
maintenance of……………………………………………............................... for the value of
R.O………………………………………...…………………………………….....(Rials Omani
..…………………………………………………………………………………) by this bond we
.…………………………………………………………………………………whose address is
...…………………………………………………………………......………..……………………
are held and firmly bound unto you in the sum of R.O. …………………………………………...….being
10 % of the Contract Value.
We agree to make unconditional payment under this bond on your first written demand
without any reference to or contestation on behalf of the Contractor provided the claim is
received by us on or before…………………………………………
This Guarantee will be effective from …………………………………. and shall be valid up to

……………………………...……..after which date our liability shall automatically cease.
This Guarantee should be returned to us upon its expiry or upon fulfillment of our
undertaking whichever is the earlier.
Authorized Signatories
(To be issued by a locally registered bank)

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NOTE TO THE CONTRACTOR
Whilst the Performance Bond is an “On First Written Demand” Bond, the Employer may, but
is not bound to adhere to the following procedure. If the Employer considers that the
Contractor is in default of the due performance of his duties under the Contract, then the
Employer will give fourteen (14) days written notice to the Contractor of this occurrence
during which time the Contractor shall rectify such performance to the satisfaction of the
Engineer.
If in the opinion of the Engineer such performance is not rectified the Engineer shall inform
the Employer accordingly in writing.
The aforementioned shall not, in any manner whatsoever, alter the nature of the “On First
Written Demand” Bond.
END OF SECTION

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CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT
The Standard Conditions of Contract shall be the Sultanate of Oman “Conditions of Contract
for Building and Civil Engineering Works (3rd Edition July 1981 or as per the later amended
edition) as prepared by the Directorate General of Finance, Sultanate of Oman, Muscat
except as amended within Particular Conditions of Contract herein. Tenderers are deemed
to be in possession of their own copy of this document.
The Clauses in Part II Conditions of Particular Application shall take precedence over
the Clauses of the General Conditions of Contract
PARTICULAR CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT
DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION
Definition 1.(1) Substitute or add, as appropriate, the following

definitions:
(a) "Employer" means Mr. Mohammed Bin Rashid Bin
Hamed Al Araimi and includes the Employers
personal representatives or the legal successors in
title to the Employer who will employ the Contractor.
The address of the Employer shall, for the purposes of

the Contract, be deemed to be :
Mr. Mohammed Bin Rashid Bin Hamed Al Araimi

P.O.BOX: ________, P.C:_____
Sultanate of Oman
(b) "Contractor" means the person or persons, firm or

company whose tender has been accepted by the
Employer and includes the Contractor's
representatives, successors and permitted assignees.
(i) Name and full address in the Sultanate of

Oman. (Including Company Registration Particulars)
…………………………………………………………….........
………………………………....................Sultanate of Oman
CR No.: …………………………………………………………
(ii).Registered address of the head office (if different

from above)
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(c) “Engineer” means any other person, persons or firm

appointed from time to time by the Employer and
notified in writing to the Contractor to act as the
Engineer for the purposes of the Contract in place of
the said Engineer.
Language and Law 5(1)b Delete “both Arabic and”
Performance bond 10 Substitute in last line “issue of making good

and Guarantee defects certificates” for “Maintenance period” in
the case Contract exceeding R.O 100,000.
Penalties for Delay 47(1) 0.1% of the contract value per day up to a maximum
for delay limit of 10% of the contract value, In addition
a charge of R.O. 1,500 / per Month shall be imposed
as Consultant’s fees.
Estimated 55 Delete
Quantities
Actual and Correct 56 Delete

Quantities
Final Account 60 (6) Substitute “ certificate of Completion” for

“Maintenance Certificate”

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GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS LIST
SN DIVISION 1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
1 Section 01005 Preambles
2 Section 01015 Documentation
3 Section 01039 Coordination & Meetings
4 Section 01040 Builders Work
5 Section 01050 Field Engineering
6 Section 01060 Statutory & General Obligations
7 Section 01070 Abbreviations & Symbols
8 Section 01090 Reference Standards
9 Section 01100 Management & Administration Procedures
10 Section 01200 Safety
11 Section 01300 Submittals
12 Section 01340 Shop Drawings, Product Data & Samples
13 Section 01400 Quality Control
14 Section 01500 Resources, Temporary Works & Services
15 Section 01600 Materials & Equipment
16 Section 01700 Contract Close-Out
17 Section 01710 Final Cleaning
18 Section 01720 Project Record Documents
19 Section 01730 O & M Data Materials and Spares
20 Section 01740 Warranties
SN DIVISION 2 SITE WORK
1 Section 02110 Site Clearing
2 Section 02105 Soil Sampling
3 Section 02150 Shoring Protection
4 Section 02207 Aggregate Materials
5 Section 02210 Earthwork (Site Grading)
6 Section 02222 Excavation
7 Section 02223 Backfilling & Compaction
8 Section 02300 Subsurface (Soil) Investigation
9 Section 02360 Termite Control
10 Section 02445 Drop Arm Barrier Gates
11 Section 02500 Paving and Surfacing (Roadwork)
12 Section 02511 Concrete Sidewalks and Curbs
13 Section 02518 Concrete Pavers
14 Section 02580 Pavement Markings
15 Section 02607 Manholes & Covers
SN DIVISION 3 CONCRETE
1 Section 03100 Concrete Formwork
2 Section 03200 Concrete Reinforcement
3 Section 03250 Post Tensioning
4 Section 03300 Cast-in-Place Concrete

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5 Section 03346 Concrete Floor Finishing
6 Section 03370 Concrete Curing
7 Section 03410 Precast Concrete Hollow Core Slab
8 Section 03490 Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GRC)
9 Section 03515 Portland Cement Concrete
10 Section 03800 Expansion Control
SN DIVISION 4 MASONRY
1 Section 04100 Mortar & Masonry Grout
2 Section 04300 Unit Masonry System
3 Section 04400 Marble and Stone
SN DIVISION 5 METALS
1 Section 05030 Metal Coating
2 Section 05120 Structural Steel
3 Section 05160 Space Frame Structure (Stainless Steel)
4 Section 05300 Metal Decking
5 Section 05500 Metal Fabrication
6 Section 05520 Handrails & Railings
7 Section 05522 Metal Welding
8 Section 05530 Gratings
SN DIVISION 6 WOOD AND PLASTIC
1 Section 06100 Carpentry
2 Section 06112 Framing and Sheathing
3 Section 06114 Wood Blocking and Curbing
4 Section 06200 Finish Joinery
SN DIVISION 7 THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION
1 Section 07100 Sheet Membrane Waterproofing & Liquid Applied
Membranes
2 Section 07105 Liquid Applied Tanking/Damp Proof Membranes
3 Section 07210 Building Insulation
4 Section 07266 Fire Proofing
5 Section 07270 Fire Stopping
6 Section 074213 Metal Cladding
7 Section 074243 Composite Wall Panels (Aluminum)
8 Section 07451 Glass Fiber Reinforced Cementitious Panels
9 Section 07510 Built-Up Bituminous Roofing
10 Section 07600 Flashing and Sheet Metal
11 Section 07900 Joint Sealers
12 Section 07925 Passive Fire Stopping & Seals
SN DIVISION 8 DOORS AND WINDOWS
1 Section 08000 Design Standards for Doors, Windows & Louvers
2 Section 08100 Steel & Metal Louver Doors
3 Section 08211 Wood Doors, Architraves & Frames
4 Section 08300 Special Doors & Screens

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5 Section 08310 Folding Doors
6 Section 08330 Coiling Doors, Grilles & Rolling Shutters (Fire Resistant)
7 Section 08500 Aluminium Doors & Windows
8 Section 08710 Door Hardware
9 Section 08900 Glazed Curtain Wall
SN DIVISION 9 FINISHES
1 Section 09200 Gypsum Board Systems
2 Section 09220 Portland Cement Plaster
3 Section 09306 Floor Tile
4 Section 09307 Wall Tile
5 Section 09310 Ceramic Tiles
6 Section 09340 Marble and Granite Finishes
7 Section 09400 Stone (Granite) Cladding
8 Section 09510 Acoustic Gypsum Ceiling
9 Section 09511 Suspended Ceilings
10 Section 09520 Acoustic Gypsum Wall
11 Section 09641 Floor Hardeners
12 Section 09650 Vinyl Flooring
13 Section 09680 Carpet Tiles
14 Section 09690 Raised Access Flooring
15 Section 09720 Wall Covering
16 Section 09722 Epoxy Flooring
17 Section 09800 Protective Coating
18 Section 09843 Sound Absorbing Wall Units
19 Section 09900 Painting
SN DIVISION 10 SPECIALITIES
1 Section 101453 Traffic Signs and Road Signs
2 Section 10800 Sanitary Wares
3 Section 321723 Pavement Markings
SN DIVISION 2 SITE WORKS
1 Section 02445 Drop Arm Gate Barrier
(Specification can be found in Volume 2)
DIVISION 14 CONVEYING SYSTEM
Section 14010 Elevators
DIVISION 15 MECHANICAL
Section 15010 General Requirements
Section 15050 Basic Mechanical Materials and Methods
Section 15060 Hangers and Supports

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Section 15070 Mechanical Sound, Vibration and Seismic Control
Section 15075 Mechanical Identification
Section 15080 Mechanical Insulation
Section 15105 Pipe and Pipe Fittings
Section 15110 Valves
Section 15120 Piping Specialties
Section 15200 Domestic Water System
Section 15210 Plumbing Fixtures
Section 15230 Water Storage Tanks
Section 15240 Water Service (Plumbing) Pumps
Section 15260 Hot Water System
Section 15300 Drainage Specialties
Section 15313 Storm Water system
Section 15400 Fire Fighting System
Section 15410 Fire Pumps
Section 15461 Cleaning and Chemical Treatment
Section 15700 Air Conditioning Equipment
Section 15810 Sheet Metal Ductwork & Accessories
Section 15830 Fans
Section 15835 Penetrations Fire Stopping
Section 15850 Air Outlets & Inlets
Section 15860 Air Filtration
Section 15900 Automatic Controls
Section 15935 Building Management and Control System
Section 15950 Testing, Adjusting & Balancing
DIVISION 16 ELECTRICAL
Section 16010 General Requirements
Section 16080 Pre-Commissioning & Commissioning
Section 16120 Conductors & Cables
Section 16130 Raceways & Boxes
Section 16140 Wiring Devices
Section 16222 Electrical Motors
Section 16260 UPS System
Section 16270 Transformers
Section 16320 11 KV Switch Gear
Section 16440 Low Voltage Switchboard
Section 16510 Lighting Fixtures
Section 16605 Lightning Protection System
Section 16645 Earthing System
Section 16740 Telephone & Data System
Section 16780 SMATV System
Section 16820 BGM System
Section 16821 Fire Alarm System

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DRAWING LIST
1.1 Drawings Provided to the Contractor

1.1.1 The Contractor will receive from the Engineer the drawings listed in Clause E.5 hereof
together with any further drawings issued under Clause 7 of the Conditions of
Contract.
1.1.2 The Contractor shall be solely responsible for providing all sub-contractors, whether
nominated or otherwise, with sufficient copies of all relevant drawings in order that
they can complete their work within the approved construction programme under
Clause 14 of the Conditions of Contract.
1.2 Shop Drawings, Product Data and Samples

1.2.1 Shop Drawings are defined as drawings, diagrams, schedules and other data specially
prepared for the work by the Contractor or any Subcontractor, manufacturer, supplier
or distributor to illustrate some portion of the Work.
1.2.2 Product Data are defined as illustrations, standard schedules, performance charts,
illustrations, brochures, diagrams and other information furnished by the Contractor
to illustrate a material product or system for some portion of the Work.
1.2.3 Samples are defined as physical examples which illustrate materials, equipment or
workmanship and establish standards by which the Work will be judged.
1.2.4 The Contractor shall review, co-ordinate and submit, with reasonable promptness and
in such sequence as to cause no delay in the Work or in the work of the Employer or
any separate contractor, all Shop Drawings, Product Data and Samples, required by the
Contract Documents.
1.2.5 By co-ordinating and submitting Shop Drawings, Product Data and Samples, the
Contractor represents that he has determined and verified all materials, field
measurements, and field construction criteria related thereto, or will do so and that he
has checked and co-ordinated the information contained within such submittals with
the requirements of the Work and of the Contract Documents.
1.2.6 The Contractor shall not be relieved of responsibility for any deviation from the
requirements of the Contract Documents by the Employer’s Representative /
Engineer's approval of Shop Drawings, Product Data or Samples unless the Contractor
has specifically informed the Engineer in writing of such deviation at the time of
submission and the Employer’s Representative / Engineer has given written approval
to the specific deviation. The Contractor shall not be relieved from responsibility for
errors or omissions in the Shop Drawings, Product Data or Samples by the Employer’s
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1.2.7 The Contractor shall direct specific attention, in writing or on resubmitted Shop
Drawings, Product Data or Samples to revisions other than those requested by the
Engineer on previous submittals.
1.2.8 No portion of the Work requiring submission of a Shop Drawing, Product Data or
Sample shall be commenced until the submittal has been approved by the Engineer.
All such portions of the Work shall be in accordance with approved submittals.
Numbers to submit for approval:
a. Shop Drawings: 1 hard copies + 1 soft copy (Cad+PDF) and after

comments or approval 2 copies of commented or approved drawings.
b. Material Approval documents: 1 hard copies + 1 soft copy (Cad+PDF) and after
comments or approval 2 copies of commented or approved MAS
c. Samples: 2 each labeled
1.3 Contractor's Responsibilities

1.3.1 All drawings prepared by the Contractor shall be submitted at the appropriate time to
the Engineer. The Engineer shall check the drawings within 10 working days and
stamp them "approved for construction" or “approved with comments” or “rejected
with comments”. Contractor may proceed with “approved with comments” status
subject to such comments being incorporated in the Works. The drawings shall then
be returned to the Contractor. This shall be the only accepted and contractual
method. Such approval shall not relieve the aforementioned parties of responsibility
for any discrepancies, errors or omissions in their submittals.
1.3.2 If the Engineer shall instruct the re-drawing, alteration or amending of any of the
submitted drawings which, in his sole opinion, do not properly interpret the intent of
the Contract or for any reason do not comply with good building practice, then the
Contractor shall ensure the carrying out of the Engineer’s instructions and no claim for
extra payment shall be allowed for any reason in this respect.
1.3.3 The Contractor shall prepare a detailed programme for the production of the drawings
and information under Clause E.2 hereof immediately upon receipt of the Engineer's
order to commence the Works. The programme which will be subject to scrutiny of
the Engineer who may reasonably alter or amend it to ensure compatible with the
programme for the construction works. The programme shall show the following in
detail:
a) Dates on which the Contractor shall commence the drawings.
b) Dates on which the Contractor shall submit the drawings to the Engineer.

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c) Period for the Engineer to check and approve drawings which is to be with
10 working days for the 1st submission and 5 working days for any re-
submission.
d) Date of commencement of the relevant work on Site.
e) Any salient or relevant information the Engineer may reasonably request.
1.3.4 All drawings by Contractors shall be prepared in a clear and proper manner, with
adequate lettering size so that the drawings will be easily legible even when
reproduced on a reduced scale. They shall be drawn in black on a white background to
facilitate printing bearing at the bottom right corner the approved Contract reference,
title block and number.
1.3.5 All drawings by Contractors shall be orientated to match the design drawings and shall
have a key plan identifying the location or area of the Works to which they apply.
They shall also bear indication and make reference to the geographic co-ordinates of
the Site.
1.3.6 When a drawing is revised, the particulars of the current revision shall be clearly
marked or circled, to facilitate checking. All prior revision numbers and references of
drawings possibly superseded by the current issue shall also be clearly shown.
1.3.7 When drawings are submitted for approval without complying with these
requirements, they may be rejected.
1.3.8 Re-submission of drawings not approved shall be made using the same procedures as
in the original submission.
1.3.9 The Contractor shall ensure that drawings, etc., submitted for approvals are forwarded
in sufficient time to allow the Engineer a reasonable time to examine them.
1.3.10 If the Engineer should instruct the Contractor to alter, amend or re-draw any of the
drawings which in his opinion are not satisfactory, no claim for reimbursement will be
considered. The Contractor is to comply with this requirement immediately as no
claim for additional payment or an extension of time to complete the Works will be
allowed for any reason whatsoever.
1.4 As Built Drawings

1.4.1 The Contractor shall provide to the Engineer at least 90 days prior to completion of the
Works as defined in Clause 48.1 of the Conditions of Contract all relevant 'As Built
Drawings' to the approval of the Engineer.
1.4.2 These drawings shall be submitted for approval to the Engineer in one complete set,
and on receipt of approval the Contractor shall supply to the Employer one set of
negative prints, two sets of prints on paper, and one further complete set of negative
prints shall be sent to the Engineer.

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1.5 Drawings
1.5.1 The drawings listed below have been used in the preparation of these Contract
Documents.
1.5.2 List of Drawings

(See attached)
END OF SECTION

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STRUCTURE DRAWING LIST
VILLA-01-OSAMA
Sr. No. TITLE OF DRAWINGS DRG. No.

1 COVER SHEET 22105-AEC-S-000
2 LIST OF DRAWINGS 22105-AEC-S-001
3 GENERAL NOTES 22105-AEC-S-1000
4 STANDARD DETAILS (SHEET-1) 22105-AEC-S-1001
10 COLUMN LAYOUT 22105-AEC-S-100
11 FOUNDATION LAYOUT & SCHEDULE 22105-AEC-S-101
12 GROUND & FIRST FLOOR LAYOUT 22105-AEC-S-200
13 PENTHOUSE & ROOF FLOOR LAYOUT 22105-AEC-S-201
14 PENTHOUSE FLOOR LAYOUT 22105-AEC-S-202
15 ROOF LAYOUT 22105-AEC-S-203
16 COLUMN SCHEDULE & COREWALL DETAILS 22105-AEC-S-300
17 BEAMS & SLAB SCHEDULE 22105-AEC-S-400
VILLA-03-MARIAM
Sr. No. TITLE OF DRAWINGS DRAWING No.

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12 GROUND FLOOR LAYOUT 22108-AEC-S-200
13 FIRST FLOOR LAYOUT 22108-AEC-S-201
18 GROUND FLOOR SECTIONS 22108-AEC-S-600
19 FIRST FLOOR TO ROOF SECTIONS 22108-AEC-S-601
VILLA-04-SHAIMA
Sr. No. TITLE OF DRAWINGS DRG. No.

18 GROUND FLOOR SECTION DETAILS 22107-AEC-S-600
19 FIRST FLOOR TO ROOF FLOOR SECTION 22107-AEC-S-601
DETAILS

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Sr. No. TITLE OF DRAWING DRAWING No.
18 BEAMS SCHEDULE 22106-AEC-S-401
19 FLOOR SECTIONS 22106-AEC-S-600

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ARCHITECTURE DRAWING LIST
VILLA-01-OSAMA
NO DRAWING NO TITLE
1 22105-AEC-V1-A-000 Cover sheet
GENERAL SHEETS
2 22105-AEC-V1-A-010 Architectural Drawing List
3 22105-AEC-V1-A-030 External Perspective Views
4 22105-AEC-V1-A-040 Symbols, Abbreviations & Standard notes
5 22105-AEC-V1-A-050 Site plan
BLOCK-01
FLOOR PLANS
6 22105-AEC-V1-A-100 Ground Floor Plan
7 22105-AEC-V1-A-110 First Floor Plan
8 22105-AEC-V1-A-120 Penthouse Floor Plan
9 22105-AEC-V1-A-130 Roof Plan
ELEVATION
10 22105-AEC-V1-A-200 Elevation - 01 ( Front Side ) & 02 ( Rear Side )
11 22105-AEC-V1-A-210 Elevation - 03 ( Left Side ) & 04 ( Right Side )
SECTION
12 22105-AEC-V1-A-300 Section A-A & B-B
WALL SECTION
13 22105-AEC-V1-A-400 Wall Section
AREA DETAILS
14 22105-AEC-V1-A-500 Bathroom's, Toilet's & Kitchen's typical
section - Section 1
section - Section 2
16 22105-AEC-V1-A-520 Typical mounting heights, Diagram for toilet
fittings - Section 3
VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION
17 22105-AEC-V1-A-600 Staircase Details
SCHEDULE
18 22105-AEC-V1-A-700 Schedule of Doors
19 22105-AEC-V1-A-710 Schedule of Windows
20 22105-AEC-V1-A-720 Schedule of Finishes
STANDARD DETAILS
21 22105-AEC-V1-A-900 Standard Details - ( Sheet 1 of 4 )

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S.NO DRAWING NUMBER TITLE

GENERAL SHEETS
BLOCK-01
FLOOR PLANS
ELEVATION
SECTION
WALL SECTION
AREA DETAILS
section - Section 1
section - Section 2
16 22108-AEC-V4-A-520 Typical mounting heights, Diagram for toilet
SCHEDULE
21 22108-AEC-V4-A-730 Schedule of Aluminium Louvers
STANDARD DETAILS

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No. DRAWING No. DRAWING TITLE

GENERAL SHEETS
BLOCK-01
FLOOR PLANS
ELEVATION
SECTION
WALL SECTION
AREA DETAILS
Bathroom's, Toilet's & Kitchen's typical
14 22107-AEC-V4-A-500
section - Section 1
15 22107-AEC-V4-A-510
section - Section 2
Typical mounting heights, Diagram for toilet
16 22107-AEC-V4-A-520
SCHEDULE
STANDARD DETAILS

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GENERAL SHEETS
BLOCK-01
FLOOR PLANS
ELEVATION
SECTION
WALL SECTION
AREA DETAILS
14 22106-AEC-V2-A-500
section - Section 1
15 22106-AEC-V2-A-510
section - Section 2
Typical mounting heights, Diagram for toilet
16 22106-AEC-V2-A-520
SCHEDULE
STANDARD DETAILS

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MEP DRAWING LIST
VILLA-01-OSAMA

1 22105-AEC-MEP-001 MEP DRAWING LIST
GENERAL SHEETS
2 22105-AEC-MEP-002 HVAC STANDARD DETAILS
3 22105-AEC-MEP-003 PLUMBING STANDARD DETAILS
4 22105-AEC-MEP-004 ELECTRICAL STANDARD DETAILS
HVAC
5 22105-AEC-AC-101 GROUND FLOOR PLAN HVAC LAYOUT
6 22105-AEC-AC-102 FIRST FLOOR PLAN HVAC LAYOUT
7 22105-AEC-AC-103 PENTHOUSE FLOOR PLAN HVAC LAYOUT
8 22105-AEC-AC-104 ROOF FLOOR PLAN HVAC LAYOUT
WATER SERVICE
9 22105-AEC-W-201 GROUND FLOOR WATER SERVICE LAYOUT
10 22105-AEC-W-202 FIRST FLOOR PLAN WATER SERVICE LAYOUT
PENTHOUSE FLOOR PLAN WATER SERVICE
11 22105-AEC-W-203
LAYOUT
12 22105-AEC-W-204 ROOF FLOOR WATER SERVICE LAYOUT
DRAINAGE SERVICE
13 22105-AEC-D-301 GROUND FLOOR DRAINAGE LAYOUT
14 22105-AEC-D-302 FIRST FLOOR PLAN DRAINAGE LAYOUT
15 22105-AEC-D-303 PENTHOUSE FLOOR PLAN DRAINAGE LAYOUT
16 22105-AEC-D-304 ROOF FLOOR DRAINAGE LAYOUT
ELECTRICAL
GENERAL SHEET
17 22105-AEC-E-101 SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM
18 22105-AEC-E-102 DB SCHEDULE
19 22105-AEC-E-103 ELV SCHEMATICS
LIGHTING LAYOUTS
20 22105-AEC-L-201 GROUND FLOOR LIGHTING LAYOUT
21 22105-AEC-L-202 FIRST FLOOR LIGHTING LAYOUT
22 22105-AEC-L-203 PENTHOUSE FLOOR LIGHTING LAYOUT
23 22105-AEC-L-204 ROOF FLOOR LIGHTING LAYOUT
SMALL POWER LAYOUTS
24 22105-AEC-P-301 GROUND FLOOR SMALL POWER LAYOUT
25 22105-AEC-P-302 FIRST FLOOR SMALL POWER LAYOUT
26 22105-AEC-P-303 PENTHOUSE FLOOR SMALL POWER LAYOUT
27 22105-AEC-P-304 ROOF FLOOR SMALL POWER LAYOUT

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GENERAL SHEETS
HVAC
WATER SERVICE
11 22108-AEC-W-203
LAYOUT
DRAINAGE SERVICE
ELECTRICAL
GENERAL SHEET
LIGHTING LAYOUTS
SMALL POWER LAYOUTS

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GENERAL SHEETS
HVAC
WATER SERVICE
11 22107-AEC-W-203
LAYOUT
DRAINAGE SERVICE
ELECTRICAL
GENERAL SHEET
LIGHTING LAYOUTS
SMALL POWER LAYOUTS

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HVAC
WATER SERVICE
11 22106-AEC-W-203
LAYOUT
DRAINAGE SERVICE
ELECTRICAL
GENERAL SHEET
LIGHTING LAYOUTS
SMALL POWER LAYOUTS
End of Section

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LIST OF APPROVED MANUFACTURERS & SUPPLIERS
The contractor has to submit a min. of 3 No. of Alternative equivalent MAS with recommended
brands / manufacturer’s as per below mentioned list.
A. Civil and Finishing Items
PRODUCT/ITEM
SN MANUFACTURER SUPPLIER
DESCRIPTION
1 Pest Control Services Scientific Fertilizer or 1. Muna Noor International LLC
Equivalent 2. Pest Control Oman
3. Abu Qabas
2 Building Materials TMI 1. TMI

Block accessories Unitech 2. Issam Kabbani & Partners /
Plaster accessories or Equivalent Unitech
3 Aggregate & Sand Local origin 1. Oriental Crusher LLC

2. Shanfari Ready Mix & Crushers
LLC
4 Polystyrene Products Muttrah Insofoam Co 1. Muttrah Insofoam Co.

(Insulation Sheets) Orifoam 2. Oriental Polystyrene
or Equivalent 3. Al Hosni
4. Al Kanari
5 Reinforcing Steel Sharq Sohar Steel 1. Sharq Sohar Steel

Hadid Majan 2. Technical Trading
Jindal Steel 3. Hadid Majan
Turki Steel 4. Modern Steel Mills
5. Al Ansari trading
6 Concrete Blocks Oman Concrete products 1. Oman Concrete Products

Al Assarain Concrete – 2. Al Turki Enterprises
Products 3. Assarain Concrete Products
Saeed Barwany
7 Concrete Ready Mix Al Turki Ready Mix 1. Al Turki Enterprises
Muscat Ready Mix 2. Shanfari Ready Mix and Crushers
Shanfari Ready Mix LLC
Galfar Unibetton 3. Galfar Unibetton
Oman Mix 4. Oman Mix
8 Construction Chemicals 1.Fosroc 1. Al Amana Building Materials Co.

2.Rawlplug 2. G.I.C.
3.Hilti 3. Oman Mechanical Services
4.Sodamco Weber 4. Degussa Construction Chemicals
5. GIC 5. Penetron Chemicals
9 Fiber Glass Products 1.Amiantit Oman 1. Al Turki Enterprises

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PRODUCT/ITEM
DESCRIPTION
(GRC/GRP) 2.National Fiber Glass 2. National Fiber Glass
3.Al Turki Enterprises 3. Amiantit Oman Co.
4. Al Awal GRC
5. Al Hilal Fibre & Acrylic
10 Post Tensioning 1. Specialized 1. Specialized Engineering LLC

Engineering LLC 2. Middle East Prestressing
2. Middle East 3. Australian Prestressing Services
Prestressing (Oman)
3. Australian Prestressing 4. Structural Systems Middle East
Services (Oman)
4. Structural Systems
Middle East
11 Hollow Core Slabs/Precast 1. Specialized 1. Specialized Engineering LLC

Systems Engineering LLC 2. Oman Concrete Products
2. Oman Concrete 3. Gulf Precast
Products 4. Dubai Precast
3. Gulf Precast
4. Dubai Precast
12 Structural Steel 1. Kirby Building Systems 1. Kirby Building Systems

2. ECE 2. ECE
3. Zamil Steel 3. Zamil Steel
4. Bilad Oman LLC 4. Bilad Oman LLC
5. Techno Gear Industries 5. Techno Gear Industries LLC
LLC 6. One Stop Station
6. One Stop Station 7. Qurum Engineering
7. Qurum Engineering
13 Structural Couplers Mageba 1. Dextra Middle East

Ancol/Bartec 2. Concrete & Steel Products
Halfen Manufacturing LLC
Dextra 3. Ancon Systems
14 Carpentry and Joinery Global Wood Works 1. Global Wood Works

Awab international 2. Awab International
Fahmy Furniture 3. Fahmy Furniture
Sahara Int. LLC 4. Sahara Int. LLC
Shanfari 5. Shanfari trading and furnishing
Al Turki 6. Al Turki Enterprises
15 Aluminum Windows & 1. Reynaers system 1. Middle East Eng. Services

Doors 2. Vicona 2. Amlak
3. Technal 3. Fab Tak
or Equivalent 4. Oralco Est LLC
16 Ceilings 1. Hunter Douglas 1. Al Rahmani Building Materials

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PRODUCT/ITEM
DESCRIPTION
Or Equivalent Co. LLC
2. Al Ansari Trading
2. Heardly - 3. Al Khaf Trading
Accessories 4. DELTA Co. LLC
5. Abu Ramla Trading
17 Granite and Natural Stones 1.Muscat stones 1. Oman Tiles & Marble Production
2.Natural stones 2. Natural Stone Co. LLC
3.Al Turki 3. Al Turki Enterprises
4. Al Ajmi 4. Al Ajmi
18 Tiles (Ceramic / Porcelain / RAK Ceramics 1. Ahmed Mohsin Trading LLC
Terrazzo) 2. Al Amana Building Materials Co.
or Equivalent 3. BEC materials
4. DELTA Co.
19 Sanitary Fixtures 1.TOTO

2.Grohe
Or equivalent
20 Paint 1. JOTUN Paints Al Khalili trading

2. Caprol Jotun paints
3. Sadolin Sadolin
Caprol
21 Hardware / Ironmongery Dorma 1. Al Mashriq Trading & Investment

Hoppe LLC
Giesse 2. Intisar Corporation
or Equivalent 3. Matro Trading Enterprise
4. Oman Construction Material
5. Al Rawahi Golden building.
22 Cladding (Aluminium) Aluco Bond 1. Danube

Alu Bond 2. Middle East
23 Water Proofing Works Henkel Poly bit 1. Abu Nabil

Sika 2. Abu Mather
BASF 3. Abu qabas
24 Rolling shutters Horman
ThyssenKrup
Or Equivalent
25 Expansion joints Migua
Or Equivalent

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B. Plumbing and Fire Fighting
PRODUCT/ITEM COUNTRY OF
DESCRIPTION ORIGIN
HOT & COLD WATER
1 Sectional cold water storage 1. Pipeco Malaysia 1. Al Ansari
tanks 2. Bridgestone UK 2. Muna noor
3. Mitsubishi Japan
4. Sekisui Japan
Or equivalent
2 WATER PUMPS (TRANSFER, 1. Grundfos Europe 1. Oman Pumps SAOC
BOOSTER, SUBMERSIBLE, 2. KSB, Germany 2. Multipumps, Oman
HOT WATER PUMPS, 3. ITT Xylem Austria 3. Faisal Jassim Engg.
SEWAGE PUMPS) 4. Wilo Germany And Trading
or Equivalent
3 UPVC Drainage Pipe & 1.Omanplast Oman
Fittings 2.Hepworth UAE
3.Terrain UK
Or equivalent
4 UPVC pressure pipe and 1. Hepworth UAE 1. Abdul Ghaffar
Fittings 2. Omanplast Oman Trading
3. George Fischer USA 2. Sama Al Khadra
or Equivalent
5 Copper Pipe and Fittings 1. Mueller Germany 1. BEC
2. Yorkshire UK 2. Galfar
3. Totalline Uk
or Equivalent
6 HDPE Pipes & Fittings 1.Omanplast Oman
2.Hepwoth UAE
3.Gebreit Europe
or Equivalent
7 Domestic pipe insulations 1. Armacell UK 1. BEC
2. thermobreak Austrailia 2. CMS
3.K flex Europe
or Equivalent 3. K Flex Gulf Mfg.
8 Valves and Strainers 1. Hattersly UK 1. Galfar
2. Tour & Anderson Sweden 2. BEC
3.Crane UK
or Equivalent 3. Oilfield supplies
9 Floor Trap Gratings 1.Hamada Japan
2.Ideal UK
3.Wade UK
or Equivalent
10 Roof Drains 1.Zurn UK
2.Wade UK
3.Frost UK
or Equivalent
11 SS Grating for kitchen drain 1.ACE USA

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PRODUCT/ITEM COUNTRY OF
DESCRIPTION ORIGIN
2.ATT INOX UAE
Or Equivalent
12 Manhole / Gully Trap Covers 1.GRP Europe MHD

GRP Type Or Equivalent
13 Central Water Heaters 1. AO Smith Europe 1. Al Ansari
or Equivalent 2. National Heater
Industries
14 Pipe Supports 1. Flamco UK 1. Gulf Services &
2. Weicco UAE Industrial Supplies Co
3. Grinnel Europe 2. Laminar
or Equivalent 3. Galfar
15 Fire Hose Reels 1.Amanco UAE
2.Bristol UK
3.Angus UK
Or equivalent
16 Fire Extinguishers 1.Amanco UAE
2.Bristol UK
3.Combat Europe
Or equivalent
17 Fire Sealant /Fire Stopping 1.Hilti USA Bin Salim Enterprizes
System 2.Fischer UK Abdul Gaffar Trad
3.3M Germany Best Gulf
or Equivalent
18 Air vents 1. Flamco UK 1. Gulf Services &
2. Armstrong UK Industrial Supplies Co
3. Crane UK LLC
or Equivalent 2. BEC
3. Oilfield supplies
19 Expansion vessels 1. Reflex Europe 1. BEC
2. Pullen UK 2. Oman Pumps SAOC
3. Pneumatex UK 3. Faisal Jassim Engg.
or Equivalent And Trading
20 Pressure reducing valves 1. Hattersly UK 1. Galfar
2. Tour and Sweden 2. BEC
Anderssson 3. Oilfield supplies
3. Crane UK
Or Equivalent
21 Water Hammer Arrestors 1.Wade UK
2.Zurn Europe
3.Sioux Chief Europe
Or equivalent
22 Thermometers / Gauges 1.Econosto UK
2.Hunter Germany
3.Wiessor Europe
equivalent

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C. HVAC Items
PRODUCT/ITEM
DESCRIPTION
1 Hi Wall Split Units 1.O General Japan 1. Muscat Electronics
2. Toshiba Japan 2. Bahwan Electronics
3. Mitsubishi Japan
Or Equivalent
2 Closed Control Unit 1.Airdale UK
2.Denco UK
3.Leibert UK BEC
Or Equivalent
3 Air Handling Unit / FAHU 1.Trane France
2.Carrier Malaysia
3.Saiver Italy
Or Equivalent
4 Chilled Water Fan Coil Unit 1.Trane Europe
2.Daikin Europe
3.Carrier Europe
Or equivalent
5 Ecology Unit 1.Clima Uno Europe Bin Dasmal
2.Troston Europe Leminar
Or Equivalent
6 Ventilation / Fresh Air Fans 1.Nuair UK 1. Leminar
2. Greenheck UK 2. KR
3.Falkt Wood Europe
Or Equivalent 3. BEC
7 Smoke Extract Fan 1.S&P Spain 1. Leminar
2. Greenheck UK 2. KR
3.Nuair UK
8 Air Curtain 1.Totaline UAE 1. BEC
2. KBE Lebanon 2. KBE
Or Equivalent
9 Fire rated Ducts 1.Galloway UK 1. Leminar
2. Casewell UK 2. Seagul
3.Flamebar UK
Or Equivalent 3. Thuleila
10 Motorized Smoke Dampers 1.Flowtech UAE 1. Faisal Jasim
2. Anemostat UK 2. BEC
3.Aldes France
Or Equivalent 3. MHD
11 Fire Dampers 1.Lindab UK 1. Faisal Jasim
2. Ruskin Europe 2. BEC
3.Trox Europe
Or Equivalent 3. MHD
12 Kitchen Extract Fans 1.S&P Spain 1. Leminar

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PRODUCT/ITEM
DESCRIPTION
2. Greenheck UK 2. Khimji Ramdas
3.Nuair UK
13 Ducting (G.I) 1.Nishion(Japan) Japan 1. Ibn Talib Al Balushi Tr
India 2. Bahwan Steel &
2.Jindal (India) Trading
3.Nippon (Japan) Japan
Or Equivalent
14 Duct Fabricators 1.Muscat Crown Oman
2.Desert Crown Oman
3.ADEC Oman
Or Equivalent
Sound Attenuators 1. Trox Europe

15
2. Galloway UK 1. Leminar
2. Optima or Europe
equivalent 2. Al Buniyan
16 Flexible Ducts 1.Duraflex UAE 1. CMS
2.Cray flex UAE
3.Supaflex UAE
or equivalent 2. Focus Air Conditioning
17 Flexible Duct Connectors 1.Deltadyne UAE 1 CMS
2.Safid UAE
3.Thermaflex UAE
Or Equivalent
18 Duct, Pipe & Catwalk Europe
Supports 1.Hilti 1. Bin Salim
2.Fischer Europe 2. Technical Supplies
3.Flamco UK
Or equivalent 3. Gulf services
19 Refrigerant Copper Pipes 1. Yorkshire UK 1. BEC
2. Muller Germany 2. Leminar
3.Totaline Europe
20 Refrigerant Pipe Accessories 1.Sporlon USA
2.Muller UK
Or Equivalent
21 Grills, Diffusers & Louvers 1.CMS UAE
2.Airmaster UAE
3.Flowtech UAE
Or Equivalent
22 Dampers 1.CMS UAE
2.Airmaster UAE
3.Flowtech UAE
Or Equivalent

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PRODUCT/ITEM
DESCRIPTION
23 Duct Access Doors 1.Zest UK
2.Safid UAE
3.Ruskin Europe
Or Equivalent
24 Duct Flanges, Cleats & 1.Ductmate UAE
Gaskets Or equivalent
25 Vapor Barrier & Sealant 1.Foster UK
2.Idenden UK
3.Childers Europe
Or Equivalent
26 Adhesive & Sealant 1.Foster UK
2.Childers Europe
3.Temati-Foster Europe
Or Equivalent
27 VAV Boxes (P. Independent) 1.Trane Europe
/ CAV Boxes 2.Aldes France
3.Optima Europe
Or Equivalent
28 Thermal Insulation 1.Thermobreak Australia 1. CMS
2.Armacell UK
29 Acoustic Insulation 1. Kimmco Kuwait 1. Khimji Ramdas
2. Affico Saudi Arabia 2. BEC
3.Cape Europe
Or Equivalent
30 Chilled Water Pipes (MS – 1.Jazeera Tubes Oman
Seamless) 2.Nippon Steel Japan
3.Saudi Steel Saudi
Or Equivalent
31 Chilled Water Pipe Fittings 1.Victaulic UK
2.Grinnell USA
3.Shurjoint USA
Or Equivalent
32 Pre Insulated Chilled Water 1.Perma Pipe USA
Pipes 2.Logster Denmark
Or Equivalent
33 Pressure gauges & 1.T&A Sweden

thermometer 2.Hunters USA
3.Winters Canada
Or Equivalent
34 Room Thermostat / 1.Neptronic Europe
Potentiometer 2.Vector Europe
3.Siemens Europe
Or Equivalent
35 Automatic Air Vents 1.Hattersly UK

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PRODUCT/ITEM
DESCRIPTION
2.Wiecco UAE
3.Spirax Sarco UK
Or Equivalent
36 Pipe Flexible connectors 1.Crane UK
2.Mason USA
3.Wiecco UAE
Or Equivalent
37 Balancing Valves 1.Crane UK
2.Hattersly UK
3.Danfoss UK
3.Pegler UK
Or Equivalent
38 Automatic Flow Control 1.Hattersly UK
Valve 2.Siemens Europe
3.Danfoss Europe
Or Equivalent
39 Variable Frequency Drives 1.ABB UK

2.Siemens UK
3.Danfoss Europe
Or Equivalent
40 Aluminum Cladding 1.Gulf Aluminum Bahrain
Bahrain
Or Equivalent
41 Fire Suppression system 1.Ansul USA
2.Tyco USA
3.Marioff Finland
Or Equivalent
42 Glass Cloth 1.Ideal USA

2.Colon Australia
Or Equivalent
43 Vibration Isolators 1.Mason USA
2.Kinetics USA
3.Wiecco UAE
Or Equivalent
44 Fire Stopping Systems 1.Hilti UK
2.Fischer UK
3.3M USA
Or Equivalent
45 HVAC Controls 1. Siemens UK 1. BEC
2. Honeywell UK
3. Johnson Controls USA
or Equivalent

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D. Electrical Items
PRODUCT/ITEM
SN MANUFACTURER Country of Origin SUPPLIER
DESCRIPTION
1 Transfomers 1.Voltamp Oman 1. Al jizzi
2.Al Jizzi Oman transformers &
Or Equivalent switchgear co.llc
2. Bin salim
enterprises
2 11kv ring main 1.schneider electric UK
unit (sf6 type) 2.lucy UK
Or equivalent
3 LV switchgear 1.Schneider UK 1. Apsco llc
2.Seimens UK 2. Mustafa
3.Abb UK kamal trading.
Or Equivalent Co. Llc
3.Waleed
associates
4 LV panels 1.Majan Oman
2.NEI Oman
3.Al Hassan Oman
Or Equivalent
5 Contactors / 1.GE Europe
motor starters 2.Seimens Europe
3.abb Europe
Or Equivalent
6 Distribution 1.Schneider UK 1.al hassan
boards 2.Siemens UK electrical co.llc
UK 2. Apsco
3.Abb
Or Equivalent
7 Lv cables & LS 0H 1. Oman cables Oman 1. Oman cable
wires industry
2.Nuhas Oman 2. Nuhas oman
Or Equivalent llc
8 Heat resistant 1.ICC Italy
rubber cables 2.top cable Spain
3.aristoncavi Italy
Or Equivalent
9 Multicore heat 1.ICC Italy
resistant pvc 2.top cable Spain
copper wire 3.aristoncavi Italy
Or Equivalent
10 Gi boxes 1.hotace Oman
2.barton UK
Or Equivalent
11 Ups 1.ABB New Zealand
2.Emerson BEC

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PRODUCT/ITEM
DESCRIPTION
3.Socomec
Or Equivalent
12 GI cable trays and 1.unitrunk UK 1. Powermax
accessories 2. Hotex, gersen UK 2. Nova blue
3. Lanric, barton Malaysia industries
Or Equivalent 3.Al khalili
13 Cable support 1.hilti UK
solutions 2.fischer UK
3.flamco UK
Or Equivalent
14 Cable joining kits 1.raychem UK
2.3m UK
Or equivalent
15 Cable markers & 1.critchley UK
ferrules Or equivalent
16 Cable gland & lugs 1.cmp UK
2.kompress UK
3.3m UK
Or Equivalent
17 U/g cable tiles & 1.interplast UAE
warning tape 2.al samir plastic UAE
3.reko Holland
Or Equivalent
18 Rubber matt 1.catu France

Or equivalent
19 Lightning 1. A.N.wallis (uk) UK 1. Tecon limited

protection system 2.furse UK
(faraday’s cage) 2. Greenway
3.kingsmill UK
oman
Or Equivalent
20 Switches & socket 1.MK UK 1. Al-khalili
outlets (wiring 2. Lewdan UK enterprises or
accessories) 3.legrand France any reputed
Or Equivalent supplier
21 Wiring accessories 1.hamilton UK
in PVC finish Or equivalent
22 Outdoor switches 1.MK UK
and sockets 3.Lewdan UK
4.legrand France
Or Equivalent
23 Isolators 1.Gewiss Italy
2.abb EU
3.mk UK
4.schneider Europe
Or Equivalent

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PRODUCT/ITEM
DESCRIPTION
24 Floor boxes 1.MK UK
2.crabtree UK
3.Schneider EU
Or equivalent
25 W/p junction 1.gewiss Italy

boxes 2.obo bettermann Germany
3.lewdenn-palazzoli Italy
Or Equivalent
26 W/p systems & 1.hilti UK
solutions 2.3m UK
Or Equivalent
27 Industrial sockets 1.mk UK
2.abb EU
3.schneider EU
Or Equivalent
28 Emergency stop 1.telemechanic France
button Or equivalent
29 Batteries 1.c&d technologies USA

2.fiamm Italy
3.yuasa UK
Or Equivalent
30 Ups 1.socomec Europe
2.abb Europe
3.emerson Europe
3.liebert Europe
Or Equivalent
31 Gi checkered plate 1.manatek Oman
and channels Or equivalent
32 VFD / soft starters 1.abb Sweden
2.siemens Germany
3.invertek UK
Or Equivalent
33 Light fixtures : 1.disano Europe
1. Al burkan
halogen, gls, led 2.philips Europe
Al hassan
3.Majelite Oman
electrical Co.LLC
Or Equivalent
34 Control gear & 1.tridonics Europe
transformers for 2.phillips Europe
lighting 3.osram Europe
applications Or Equivalent
35 Fire alarm system 1. Tyco USA
2.Cooper Europe
Or Equivalent
36 Fire resistant 1.prismian fp200 gold UK

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PRODUCT/ITEM
DESCRIPTION
cables (indoor 2.pirelli, Firetek Italy
type) 3.cavicel Italy
Or Equivalent
37 Fire resistant 1.prismian FP 400 gold UK
cables (outdoor Or equivalent
type)
38 ELV cables 1.belden Netherland
2.amp, d-link Switzerland
3.R&M
Or Equivalent
39 Fasteners nuts & 1.Hilti UK
bolts 2.Flamco UK
3.Fischer USA
Or Equivalent
40 PVC conduit & 1.Hotace Oman
accessories 2. Omanplast Oman 1. National
3.Kalister plastic factory
Or Equivalent
41 Halogen free pvc 1.kopex UK
coated GI flexible 2.flexicon UK
conduit 3.MK ega flex UK
Or Equivalent
42 GI conduit & 1.Barton UK
1. National
accessories 2.Maruchi Italy
plastic factory
Or Equivalent
43 GI flexible 1.Lanric Europe 1. Al khalili
conduits & fittings Or Equivalent united
44 LSF PVC skirting 1.mk UK
trunking 2.legrand France
3.marshall UK
Or Equivalent
45 Heavy duty UPVC Hepworth UAE 1. Abdul Gaffar
pipes Or Equivalent trading
46 Earthing systems 1.Furse UK 1. Technical
2.A.N Wallis UK supplies LLC
3.Kingsmill UK
4.Gersan UK
Or Equivalent
47 Conveying 1. OTIS USA 1. BEC
systems(lifts) 2. Mitsubishi Japan 2. ETA Melco
Or Equivalent
End of Section

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SCOPE OF WORK MATRIX FOR CONTRACTOR’S & CLIENT/NOMINATED WORKS :
Sr.No Item Contractor's Scope Client's Scope

CIVIL WORKS
1 Structure work The complete structural works NIL
Dry laying (if required), Fixing

including material required Material Supply by Client
2 Flooring
for fixing, grouting, polishing, (marble/granite/porcelain/ceramic)
back protection coat for
natural stone (if required)and
sealer coat
Until plaster. Wall tile fixing
with all Painting and decoration. Supply of
3 Block work /
Fixing materials required as per wall tiles.
partitions
drawings and specifications.
Fixing including material Material Supply by Client
Steps
4 required for fixing, grouting, (marble/granite/porcelain/ceramic)
polishing and sealer coat
Client nominated subcontractor to
Coordination with the client supply & install false ceiling and
5 Ceilings
nominated subcontractor. complete ceiling painting
including concrete soffit
Coordination with the client painting
6 Doors nominated supply and install
subcontractor.with the client
Coordination Client nominated subcontractor to
7 Windows nominated supply and install
subcontractor.with the client
8 GRC works nominated supply and install
subcontractorwith the client
9 Skylight nominated supply and install
subcontractorwith the client
Kitchen Cabinets & Coordination Client nominated subcontractor to
10 nominated
Drawers supply and install
Thermal & Moisture subcontractor
Contractor to supply, install,
11 complete & provide guarantee NIL
protection
for the works

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Bitumen coating, mechanical
Cladding-
Installation at site with all
12 the fixing material, cutting
External Finishes Supply of cladding material
required as per drawings
and specifications. Plaster&
painting wherever shown in
drawings shall also be done
by contractor
MEP WORKS
Contractor to provide power &
1 HVAC thermostat wiring, and
Supply & Install all machines
necessary sleeves
Contractor to provide the plumbing All sanitary items and plumbing in the
2 Plumbing from water tank to the bathroom and bathroom and kitchen will be supplied and
kitchen. installed by client
Contractor to supply & install all first Client to supply all final fix items
fix items, concealed wiring,
3 Power supply Distribution Boards, fixing final fix
items supplied
Contractor by client.
to supply Testing
& install all &
first All sockets, lights and switches etc. will
Lighting and small fix items, concealed wiring. Fixing be supplied by client
4 final fix items supplied by client.
power distribution
Testing
Contractor& Commissioning.
to install all first fix items, Client will supply & Install through
Telephone / Data
5 Concealed wiring as per the drawings nominated subcontractor
distribution
& details.
Contractor to install all first fix items, Client will supply & Install through
Home Automation & Concealed wiring & coordination nominated subcontractor
6 Security System with client nominated
External works
1 Holding Tank Complete works including Civil NIL
& MEP
Interlock, kerb stone supply
Internal Roads/ and fixing by contractor, Granite Tile Paving material supplied
2 Granite tile paving- fixing
walkways/pavemen including material required for by the client
ts fixing, grouting.
Coordination with the client Client nominated subcontractor to
3 Landscape nominated supply and install
Subcontractor. Provide all
tapping points and manholes
required.

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Complete structure and MEP
works
(Conduits and wiring for
lights, sockets, gates etc.,
fixing the light fittings Cladding material and Light fitting to
4 Boundary Wall
supplied by Client) by be supplied by the client
Contractor Plaster& painting
wherever shown in drawings
shall also be done by
contractor. Bitumen Painting,
Cladding Installation at site
with all the fixing material
required (Mechanical Fixing
with material).
Metal works (Gates, Coordination with the client
Grills, balustrades, nominated subcontractor, Client nominated subcontractor
5
hand rails, cat providing necessary MEP to supply and install
ladder etc.) provisions (conduits and
cables) for gate automation,
lights etc.
Notes:
1. Main contractor shall be responsible for the execution, completion and maintenance of complete
structural, civil and MEP works other than what is stated in the client scope in above matrix.
2. Main contractor shall coordinate with all Authorities as and when required.
3. Main contractor shall coordinate with all the subcontractors nominated by the client.
4. Metal works for entire project will be through Client nominated subcontractor
5. Main contractor shall consider all MEP services foundations.
6. Client shall supply the material including the wastage required (BOQ quantities are on actual
quantities).
7. The contractor shall provide all necessary quantities to the client well in advance with proper
calculations in accordance with the execution

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PRICING PREAMBLES
GENERALLY
Principles of Measurement
A These Schedule of Rates have been measured in accordance with the rules of the
Principles of Measurement (International) for Works of Construction (June 1979) as
prepared by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. Notwithstanding this, the
following are offered only as amplification or clarification to billed descriptions.
Rates to be comprehensive
B The rates for each item of measured work must be comprehensive and must include
for complying with the details on the drawings, description in the Specification and
the Bills of Quantities, cover all the obligations under the Contract and all matters and
things necessary for the proper construction, completion and maintenance of the
works. No claims for additional payment will be allowed for any error or
misunderstanding by the Contractor of the work involved.
C All requirements of the Specification are deemed to be included in the items of the
Bills of Quantities. Any discrepancies should be notified in writing and resolved prior
to submission of Tenders.
D The rates for each item must allow for complying in all respects with the requirements
as stated above and include for all the following:
(i) Labour and all costs in connection.
(ii) Materials and goods including all costs in connection.
(iii) Fixing materials and goods in their final position including hoisting to any
height or lowering to any depth.
(iv) Provision of plant, equipment and tools and all costs in connection.
(v) Temporary works if not measured separately.
(vi) Working at any depth or height
(vii) Establishment charges, overheads and profit
E Costs relating to items in the Bills of Quantities which are not priced will be deemed to
have been included elsewhere.
F Where the word 'allow' occurs the cost of the items shall be at the risk of the
Contractor.
Units of measurement
G The units of measurement are the S. I. metric system

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GENERALLY (Cont'd.)
Units of measurement (Cont’d.)

A In the Bills of Quantities the following abbreviations have been used:
mm or MM millimetre
m or M linear metre
m2 or M2 square metre
m3 or M3 cubic metre
No. or no. number
KG or Kgkilogramme
N Newtons
t tonnes
Hr or hr hour
Quantities
B All quantities will be the net measurement as fixed in position. The Contractor must
allow in his rates for all laps, waste and trade or any traditional allowances.
C The Contractor shall not use the quantities in the Tender Documents as a basis for
ordering materials.
Description generally
D The descriptions contained in the Bills of Quantities have been drafted in order to
provide information of the quantities of work to enable tenders to be prepared
efficiently and accurately and to provide use for the valuation of work executed.
E Work has been itemised in sufficient detail for it to be possible to distinguish between
the different classes of work and between work of the same nature carried out in
different locations of the site, or in other circumstances which may give rise to
different considerations of cost.
F The descriptions identify the work covered by the respective items, but the exact
nature and extent of the work is to be ascertained from the Drawings, Specifications
and other Contract Documents as the case may be and read in conjunction with the
work description.
Discrepancies
G The Tender shall be deemed to allow for the requirements of the Specification, Tender
Drawings and Bills of Quantities, all of which form part of the Tender Documents. Any
discrepancies between the descriptions in the Bill of Quantities, the Specification
and/or the Tender Drawings, shall be referred to the Engineer for a ruling as to the
exact nature and scope of the works. However in such an eventuality then the rates
and pricing shall be deemed to relate to the documents order of precedence set out in
the ‘Form of Agreement’ i.e., drawing, specification, the Bill of Quantities.

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GENERALLY (Cont'd.)
Attendance on Nominated Sub-Contractors
A The expression 'Add for attendance' in respect of Nominated Sub Contractors supplying
and fixing goods and materials as used hereinafter shall be deemed to include on the part
of the Contractor the following:-
(1) Allowing free use of scaffolding, messrooms, sanitary accommodation and

welfare facilities, providing office accommodation and sheds for storage of plant
and materials inclusive of necessary lighting, power and water, providing light
and water for their work and clearing away all rubbish. If the Contractor should
strike any scaffolding before ascertaining whether it is required by any Sub
Contractor he will have to re-erect it, if so required, at his own expense.
(2) (a) Provision of all transport for labour, plant and materials at site.
(b) (i) Taking delivery at the site of all materials, plant, equipment and
tools.
(ii) Removal to and placing in suitable store, stacking or placing and
adjacent to the works or under cover, as appropriate, where the
nature of the materials is such that they may be damaged by
inclement weather.
(iii) Supplying full size setting out templates and giving and marking
dimensions and taking responsibility for their accuracy
(iv) Other necessary and usual facilities, documentation, general
inter-trade attendance, labour and assistance.
(c) Provision of all necessary labour and plant for general assistance in
unloading, hoisting and distributing materials and plant for Nominated
Sub-Contractors, for the provision of all necessary information and
assistance, for setting out and for the provision of adequate and proper
working space.
(d) Provision of electric power and water.
(e) Provision of all general facilities and supplies inclusive of fuels for testing
of Nominated Sub-Contractor's work.
(f) Obtaining any necessary security passes, access approvals, identity
cards and the like for nominated sub-contractor’s personnel.
(g) Protection of the Nominated Sub-contractor’s works after completion and
acceptance by the Main contractor of the same from the Nominated
sub-contractor.
B The Contractor shall obtain from Nominated Sub Contractors their requirements for and
carry out work involved in forming recesses, chases, holes and the like so that these may
be formed correctly as the work proceeds. In the event of the Contractor failing to obtain
and/or use this information, no extra charges shall be allowed for cutting recesses, chases,
holes and the like and making good after incomplete or partially completed work.

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GENERALLY (Cont'd.)
Provisional Sums (P.S)
C The amounts to be set against Provisional Sums for imported goods or materials are the
nett C.I.F. value.
Main Contractor’s Attendance (MCA) for the P.S rate shall include the following:
 Arrange min 3 quotations.
 Arrange samples as required at site.
 To coordinate fully with the supplier in all aspects during all the stages of the
project.
 The contractor to consider the storage and security of all P.S rates.
 Contractor to Provide Electrical, water, drainage tapping point as required.
 Contractor to provide loading and unloading of material at site, providing crane
facility as required.
 Contractor to provide scaffolding as required.
 Client is having right to cancel the Main Contractor attendance and may carry
by third party. In that case Contractor is not eligible for main Contractor
attendance fee.
Fixing only goods and materials
D The expression 'fix only' as used hereinafter in connection with goods or materials
provided by a Nominated Sub Contractor supplying only goods and materials shall be
deemed to include on the part of the Contractor for his overheads and profit, taking
delivery, paying all landing costs and transporting to site, unloading, getting in, stacking
or storing under cover where the nature of the materials is such that they may be
damaged by exposure to the weather, the full cost or replacing all items that are
damaged, broken, lost or stolen from the time that the Contractor accepts delivery of
the items until the works are handed over to the Employer, taking from store,
distributing on site, handling, hoisting and fixing in position.
E The rates for 'fix only' for materials expressly described as supplied by the Employer shall
be deemed to include on the part of the Contractor for allowing for overheads, profit,
the full cost of replacing all items that are damaged, broken lost or stolen from the time
that the Contractor has accepted delivery of the items until the works are handed over
to the Employer, unloading at site, getting in, stacking or storing under cover where the
nature of the materials is such that they may be damaged by exposure to the weather,
taking from store, distributing on site, handling, hoisting and fixing in position.
Protection
F Rates are to include for protection of the works as necessary during construction and for
handing over the works in a clean and undamaged condition to the satisfaction of the
Engineer at completion.

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GENERALLY (Cont'd.)
P.C RATES CONSIDERATION:
 Contractor should arrange min 3 quotations.

 3% Wastage and 5% maintenance quantities to be included in the Quantities.
 The P.C. rate shall include the cost up to delivery to the site, contractor to consider for
the storage.
 The contractor is responsible to coordinate fully with the supplier
 Cost variation to P.C rates shall be applicable based on the client material selection and
approval.
 Client has full authority to supply materials listed with P.C. rates and Contractor can’t
claim for any type of compensation for the same. The Payment for the specialist
supplier shall be done directly through the Client and the same amount kept under the
P.C. rate shall be deducted from the contractors due payment.
DEMOLITIONS AND ALTERATIONS

Demolitions Generally
A The rates for demolition, taking down, removing etc. shall include for all necessary
temporary supports, wedging, pinning etc. and for taking all necessary precautions to
provide a safe sequence of working, use of suitable plant and equipment, making good
the areas thus disturbed if so required and for removing all debris from site, except the
materials, equipment, fittings etc. which are specifically stated to be carefully removed
and handed over to the Employer all as directed by the Engineer.
B Rates are to include for the full protection of those parts of the building which are to
remain including the provision of dust covers, canvass or polythene cover, safe access
and the like. Any damage caused to existing structure or finishes shall be made good to
the Engineers approval.
EXCAVATION AND EARTHWORKS

Excavations Generally
C All Excavation disposal, filling, stone, gravel, sand and the like will be measured net area
on plan and the rates must allow or include for any bulking, compaction, overbreak and
also for any necessary additional excavation and backfilling for placing of Supports and
shuttering and all other working space and access to working areas.
Excess excavations
D All excavations carried out by the Contractor beyond the limits shown on drawings for
any reason whatsoever, including but not limited to:-
(a) errors in setting out or machine control
(b) for the purpose of working space or access to work areas
(c) for providing self supporting cuttings or benching (Which shall in any way be to
the slopes as approved by the Engineer) in order to save on the earthwork
supports. Will all be classified as "excess excavations."

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EXCAVATION AND EARTHWORKS (Cont'd.)
All such "excess excavations" shall be reinstated using approved fill material and in
accordance with the specification requirements for compacted filling. The costs of such
excess excavations and backfilling of same as above are deemed to be included in the
contractors rates for earthworks.
Excavation
A 'Strip surface material' shall be measured as the plan surface area to the nominal
thickness and over the areas covered by the permanent works as shown on the
Drawings. The rate shall include for the removal of vegetation, and loose cobbles and
boulders.
B The rates for excavation are to include for excavating by whatever means are necessary,
including hand excavation, in any type of ground including boulderised ground, but not
including rock, whether above or below water table level. Excavating trenches and pits or
foundations, column bases and the like will be measured commencing from reduced
levels and not from existing levels where formation levels are below existing levels, and
commencing from existing levels and not 'made up' levels are above existing levels.
C Unless otherwise specified in the Bill of Quantities 'Excavation' may be in open cut,
foundation or trench.
D Unsound material below formation, excavated subject to the written instructions of the
Engineer, shall be measured as the volume of actual excavation below the formation
level shown on the Drawings.
E The rates for excavation are to include for trimming, levelling or grading to slopes and
falls, ramming and compacting sides and bottoms of excavations, preparation of sub
grade/formation as specified and stockpiling excavated material as required.
Costs of preparing records of ground levels and topography; providing and maintaining
proper markers and profile rails; supporting excavations; making good slips, falls and
excavations for working space or any other reason; trimming surfaces of excavations fill
and embankments; making allowance for settlement or heave; location marking and
shaping of disposal heaps; keeping the Works and excavations dry; blasting in excavation
or quarry; storage of explosives; haul; placing materials by hand; preparing plans of
earthwork operations; stockpiling and double handling resulting from use of excavated
materials for fill are deemed to be included in the rates for earthworks.
Rock
F Rock is any material met which is, in the opinion of the Engineer, of such size or position
that it must be broken up by means of wedges, pneumatic tools, explosives, or other
special plant, but not excavators, rippers etc., before it can be removed and, isolated
solid boulders if the volume of any such boulder exceeds 1.0 m3 (except that this volume
shall be 0.3 m3 if the net width of excavation is less than 2.0 m).

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EXCAVATION AND EARTHWORKS (Cont'd.)
G The rates for rock excavation must include for any additional trimming or appropriate
backfilling to provide the specified or approved formation and profile necessitated by the
uneven breaking up of the rock, finishing to slopes or falls, cleaning rocky surfaces by
mechanical plant, taking all measures to prevent loose rock particles falling off until
permanent protection works are complete.
Filling
A The rates for backfilling selected excavated material and for stone, gravel, sand and other
granular filling, surfacing and the like are to include for grading to slopes and falls, hand-
packing to form vertical or battered faces, and for forming sinkings.
B The rates for backfilling selected excavated material are also to include for treating and
selection of suitable material prior to backfilling, proper compaction in layers, with control of
moisture content, all in accordance with relevant clauses of the Earthwork Specification.
C 'Fill' other than for fill in making up levels shall be measured by volume between the original
undisturbed ground surface and the final surface shown on the drawings or ordered by the
Engineer.
D 'Fill' in making up levels shall be measured by volume between the limits of excavation and
the various lines and levels and dimensions shown on the Drawings or ordered by the
Engineer. Provision shall be made in rates to allow for scarifying and compaction of the
stripped/prepared formation or previous layer of fill on which further fill material is to be
placed and finishing the fill to the required slopes or falls.
The rates for all filling and surfacing, except suitable selected and treated backfilled
excavated material, are to include for approved imported materials or materials from
borrow areas. All measurements for filling will be for the nett measurement as per drawings
without any allowance for bulking or working space excavations.
Disposal
E Rates for loading and removal of surplus or unsuitable material from site shall include for
multiple handling, loading to trucks and removal from site, unloading spreading and levelling
in approved dump areas all as directed by the Engineer.
Rip-rap and Protection beds

F The preceding and following clauses of all Trades shall apply equally to relevant items
included in this Bill.
Gabion works
G Measurement of gabions shall be based on the installed area in gabion boxes of the stated
thickness and of sizes suitable for the location and as approved. The rates shall include for
galvanised steel gabion boxes filled with suitably graded stones, tiewire, preparation of the
formation and finishing to lines and levels as required

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CONCRETE WORK
Poured concrete
A The rates for poured concrete are to include for mixing, placing and compacting in work of
any sectional area of thickness, for forming any constructional joints including kickers and
any necessary shuttering, for finishing to slopes and falls not exceeding 15 degrees from
horizontal, for tamping or leaving the surface ready for screeds or pavings, and for curing
and protecting.
B The rates for poured concrete are to include for cutting or forming chases, rebates, throats,
splays, chamfers and grooves not exceeding 0.0025 square metres in sectional area, for
cutting or forming all holes, opening, mortices and pockets not exceeding 0.125 m3
(including those required for pipes, conduits, ducting, metal sections and the like), and for all
subsequent making good or grouting in cement mortar.
C The rates for plain (unreinforced) concrete below formation level are to include for all
necessary formwork to sides, edges and top surfaces to a slope exceeding 15 degrees from
horizontal where required.
D The rates for reinforced concrete are to include for filling into forms and working around
reinforcement.
E The volume of concrete in beds and surrounds to pipes or ducts shall be measured net,
excluding the volumes of pipes or ducts thus enclosed or surrounded.
Reinforcement
F The rates for reinforcement are to include for straightening as necessary, cleaning and
removing mill scales etc., cutting to length, bending as required, fixing in foundations,
columns, beams, slabs, staircases and any other position and supporting in position during
concreting, including all necessary supports and spacer-bars, steel binding wire and
approved distance pieces. Stirrups and links are measured and added to the quantity of
reinforcement.
G The rates for fabric reinforcement are to include in addition to the relevant requirements of
the last Clause, for all straight, raking and circular cutting and notching around all
obstructions, overlaps at intersections etc.
Formwork
A The rates for all formwork are to include for working in narrow widths and small quantities,
for setting up, strutting and supporting at any height together with any necessary strutting
and supporting, coating with shutter oil, easing striking and removing, cleaning, preparing
for re-use and removal when no longer required, including all props, stays, struts, wedges
and bolts, all overlaps and passings at angles and labours at intersections, raking and circular
cutting and notching around all obstructions.
B The rates for formwork shall include for providing and building-in specified fixing ties for
subsequent bonding to blockwork and/or the like.
C Formwork shall be measured to the final surfaces of insitu concrete where designed as

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CONCRETE WORK (Cont'd.)
reinforced concrete. Upper surfaces of concrete inclined at an angle exceeding 15o to the
horizontal shall be deemed to require formwork and measured accordingly.
D Formwork shall be classified according to its angle of inclination to the vertical as follows:
(a) Horizontal : over 85o up to 90o

(b) Sloping : over 10o up to 85o
(c) Battered : over 0o up to 10o
(d) Vertical : 0o
E Formwork to designed joints or for joining and cutting waterstops is not required to be
measured, allowance shall be made in the relevant item for joints for such costs.
F The rates for formwork for various types of finishes are to include in addition to the
requirements of the previous clauses for forming respective finishes to the concrete
faces in accordance with the Specification.
Precast concrete
G The rates for precast concrete are to include for moulds and for forming a fair face in
accordance with the Specification to all exposed surfaces, providing keys for interlocking,
hacking all other surfaces to form key for rendering, etc., providing lifting reinforcement
and any lifting holes or other devices to the approval of the Engineer, building in or
placing in position including bedding and jointing as required and any necessary strutting
and supporting.
H The rates for precast concrete sills, steps and copings etc. are to include for, all necessary
labours.
I The rates for precast concrete shall also include for all reinforcement, lifting hooks,
erection, grouting and jointing in position.
Sundries
A The rates for polythene sheeting and compressible joint fillers are to include for working
on narrow widths and small quantities, for straight, raking and circular cutting, and for
notching around all obstructions and overlaps at intersections and vertical faces of
plinths beams around the ground floor slab.
B The rates for mastic joint sealants are to include for cleaning and priming contact
surfaces, all necessary bond breakers and backing strips, mixing and applying by gun or
trowel in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions to horizontal, sloping, vertical
and overhead surfaces.
C The rates for waterstops and waterbars are to include for all mitres, angles, intersections
and crosses, and for all necessary joints and welding.

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BLOCKWORK AND STONEWORK
Generally
D The rates for block or stone walling are to include for building at any level or height off slabs
or beams, additional labours in kerbs and attached piers, arches, all cutting, plumbing at
angles, bonding at angles and intersections, toothing or building into adjacent work,
wedging and pinning up to soffits including (except as otherwise measured) any special
blocks at angles, intersections, next to openings or for closing cavities of hollow walls, and
for providing whatever the Contractor deems necessary to prevent concrete cast on top of
hollow block walls and cavity walls falling into cavities.
E The rates for block or stone walling are to include for cutting or forming chases or grooves
for slabs, partitions, staircases, etc., cutting grooves for water-bars and the like and making
good, cutting chases and sinking to receive pipes, conduits, ducting, fittings and the like, for
building in or cutting and pinning in ends of lintels, timbers, metal sections, pipe holder-bats
and the like, for cutting or forming all holes and openings not exceeding 0.25 m2 sectional
area (which shall include those required for pipes, conduits, sleeves, ducting, metal sections
and the like) and for all subsequent making good or grouting in cement mortar.
F The rates of blockwork shall include for specified ties to block wall angles, intersections
between differing blockwork panel thickness and to concrete work when casted monolithic
with blockwork.
G The rates for block walling shall include for cutting blocks or stones to obtain the required
chamfer for tapered walls.
Reinforcement
A preceding Clauses of CONCRETE WORK shall apply equally to relevant items in this Section.
Sundries
B The preceding Clauses of CONCRETE WORK shall apply equally to relevant items included in
this Sections.
Damp proof courses

C The rates for damp proof courses are to include for working in narrow widths and small
quantities, for all straight, circular and raking cutting and for bedding and pointing in cement
mortar.
ROOFING
D Coverings and Linings
The rates for roof coverings and linings are to include for working in narrow widths and small
quantities, for all straight, circular and raking cutting, for all notchings and working around
metal sections, framing and similar obstructions and for cutting holes and openings not
exceeding 0.25 m2 sectional area (which shall include those required for pipes, conduits,
sleeves, ducting, metal sections and the like).

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ROOFING (Cont'd.)
The rates for roof membrane coverings are to include, in addition to the requirements of the
last Clause, for dressing into and around gargoyles, roof outlets, obstructions, and tucking
into the grooves in the upstand.
The rates for metal flashings are to include for all angles and ends except where formed in a
different quality or gauge of metal.
E Insulation
The rates for insulation boards and quilts are to include for working in narrow width and
small quantities, for all straight, circular and raking cutting, for all notchings and working
around metal sections, framing and similar obstructions, and for cutting all holes and
openings not exceeding 0.25 m2 sectional area (which shall include those required for pipes,
conduits, sleeves, ducting, metal sections and the like).
The rates for insulation screeds are to include for preparing background surfaces, working in
small quantities or narrow widths, for laying or finishing to falls where described as an
average thickness, for curing and cleaning off on completion, for all square and rounded
edges, fair edges and the like and for all making good around pipes, conduits, sleeves,
ducting, metal sections and the like.
A Sundries
The preceding Clauses of CONCRETE WORK shall apply equally to relevant sundry items
included in this Section.
CARPENTRY AND JOINERY
B Generally
All wrought timber sizes are finished and all sawn timber sizes are nominal. All timber
incorporated in the work shall comply with the stated size, subject only to the permitted
tolerance allowed in BS 4471.
The rates for all carpentry and joinery work are to include for working to the stated sizes, for
all short lengths, mitres, joints and ends, and for fixing with nails unless otherwise described.
Pencil rounding to corners of sections up to 3 mm radius shall be deemed to be included

with the items.
The rates for all 'selected' hardwood carpentry and joinery are to include for keeping the
material so described clean for clear or stain finishes.
The rates for 'selected' wrought hardwood carpentry and joinery pinned or nailed are to
include for punching heads below surface and filling with an approved filler to match the
colour of the wood.
The rates for all 'selected' wrought hardwood carpentry and joinery described as screwed
are to include for fixing with brass screws, countersinking and pellating in grain unless
otherwise specifically described.

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CARPENTRY AND JOINERY (Cont’d)
The rates for items in plywood, blockboard, laminboard, plastic laminate or similar sheet
materials are to include for all work in narrow widths and small quantities, for all
straight, circular and raking cutting, for all notchings and working around metal sections,
framing and similar obstructions, and for cutting all holes and openings not exceeding
0.25 m2 sectional area (which shall include those required for pipes, conduits, sleeves,
ducting, metal sections and the like.)
The rates for items described as plugged are to include for building in hardwood or
proprietary plugs at suitable centres to blockwork, stonework or concrete. The
requirements of this Clause shall equally apply to all relevant items in all other sections.
C Structural Timber
The rates for structural timbers are to include for all cutting and fitting to metal sections
and for trimming around openings.
A Framework
The rates for framed timbers are to include for properly framing, glueing, dowelling and
screwing at joints as necessary.
B Finishes, fittings, doors, windows, screens, composite units, etc.

The rates for doors, casements, hatches and the like are to include for fitting and
hanging to frames and linings.
The rates for frames, mullions, transoms, rails, linings and the like are to include for
properly framing, glueing, dowelling and screwing at joints as necessary and for bedding
in cement mortar where required.
C Sundries
The preceding Clause of ROOFING (insulation) shall apply equally to relevant items
included in this SECTION.
D Metalwork
The following Clauses of STRUCTURAL STEELWORK AND METALWORK shall apply equally
to relevant items included in this Section.
E Ironmongery
The term 'hardwood' where used as a statement of background to which ironmongery is
to be fixed shall be deemed to include plywood and other manufactured materials
except where these materials are faced with metal, plastic or laminate or the like.
The rates for ironmongery are to include for all fixing with screws, mortices, sinkings,
notchings, borings, etc., removing during decoration, leaving oiled and in proper working
order on completion and supplying and labelling all keys and handing to the Engineer.

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STRUCTURAL STEELWORK AND METALWORK
A Structural Steelwork
The rates for structural steelwork measured by weight are to include for all allowances
for rolling margin and the weight of weld metal in welded constructions. The weight of
base plates, caps, splice plates, cleats, brackets, stiffeners, bolts, (other than fixing or
anchor bolts) have been included in the weight of the associated structural steel
members to which they are attached.
The rates for structural steelwork are to include for providing members of any length,
cutting to size and shape, the joints in the running length, for all notches, holes, slots,
mitres and ends, and for drilling and splay cut ends.
The rates for structural steelwork in welded construction are to include for welding and
grinding to a smooth finish and unless otherwise required the techniques and materials
employed in welding shall be selected with regard to the character of the work and the
materials being connected.
The rates for all galvanised or similarly treated work are to include for the treatment of
all cut ends to the full satisfaction of the Engineer.
B Metalwork
The preceding Clauses of STRUCTURAL STEELWORK shall apply equally to relevant items
in this section.
C Doors, windows, screens, composite units, etc.
The preceding Clauses of STRUCTURAL STEELWORK shall apply equally to relevant items
in this Section.
The rates for aluminium doors, windows, screens, and the like are to include for
composite construction where necessary and for all coupling mullions, transoms, glazing
beads and gaskets, hinges, locks, fasteners, stays, handles or the like.

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PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS
A Pipework
The rates for pipes are to include for all short lengths, joints and couplers in the running
length and for all fixing and supports with approved holderbats or pipe clips cut and
pinned, built-in or plugged and screwed to walls and ceilings.
Drain Outlets
B The rate for drain outlets shall include for assembling, jointing component parts, gratings,
raising pieces and the like, fixing to pipes, bedding and pointing including all necessary
builder’s work.
C Rate for gullies are to include all necessary back inlets, raising pieces, gratings, sealing
plates and frames.
Sanitary Fittings
D The rates for all sanitary fittings shall include for factory finishing fixing to all backgrounds
including provision of bolts, nuts, screws and the like, assembling, jointing, bedding and
pointing including all necessary builders work.
AIR-CONDITIONING INSTALLATION
E Ductwork
The rates for rectangular ductwork are to include for the extra weight (beyond the nett
weight based upon the length along the centre line by the nett girth of the nominal
dimensions) for seams, stiffeners, supports, bolts, nuts, washers, rivets, weld metal and
the like. The extra weight of blank ends has been included in the weight of ductwork on
which they occur.
The rates for rectangular ductwork are to include for all cutting and fabrication, for all
gaskets, compounds and materials, for making joints in ducting, for forming openings in
ducting, for branches including providing all necessary extra stiffening, for forming all
bends, branch junctions, blank ends, reducers, tapers and the like, and for all fixings and
supports, straps, hangers and the like cut and pinned, built in or plugged or screwed to
walls and ceilings.
The rates for circular and oval ductwork are to include for all gaskets, compounds and
materials for making joints in ducting, and for all fixings and supports, straps and hangers
and the like cut and pinned, built in or plugged and screwed to walls and ceilings.
The rates for fittings on circular and oval ductwork are to include for jointing to ducts
with all necessary additional couplings, flanges, gaskets, compounds, etc. and any
necessary cutting of ductwork.

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AIR-CONDITIONING INSTALLATION (Cont’d)
A Dampers, grilles etc.
The rates for dampers, grilles, flexible connections and the like are to include for
additional supports, stiffeners, fixings, flanges etc., and all necessary jointing
compounds, gaskets or tape required for fixing and jointing together or to ductwork.
B Equipment and Accessories
The rates for air handling units, fans, chillers and the like are to include for all duct
diminishing pieces, flexible connections, anti-vibration mountings, interconnecting
pipework, insulation and the like, for assembling and jointing together and fixing
component parts and for leaving perfectly clean, undamaged and in perfect working
order on completion.
C Insulation
The rates for insulation to rectangular ductwork (measured along the centre line of
ductwork by the nett girth of the nominal dimensions) and to circular or oval ductwork
are to include for all extra material to flanges bends and the like, for cutting and
fabrication, and for all compounds, adhesives, straps, bends, wrapping and the like for
fixing.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
D Equipment and control gear
The rates for equipment and control gear, distribution boards, meters, switch fuses, etc.
are to include for connecting up, fixings and supports for the complete installation and
for suitable mounting boards, frames, supports, housings and cabinets where required.
E Cables, tape, bus-bar trunking etc. (except where included in sub-circuits or electrical
points)
The rates for cables and the like are to include, where applicable, for all allowances for
sagging and snaking, for drawing through conduits, laying in trunking or surface fixing
where required with cable supports, cleats, hangers, channels, insulators and the like.
The rates for cables and the like are to include for drawing through conduits and ducts
where required.
The rates for cable terminations are to include for all connections, joint boxes, insulating
and jointing materials, cable termination glands, locknuts, bushes and the like.

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FLOOR, WALL AND CEILING FINISHES
A Generally
The rates for all items of finishings are to include where relevant, for working both
internally and externally, for all temporary rules, screeds, templates and supports, for
curing and cleaning off on completion, for working in small quantities, panels or narrow
widths, and for making good or cutting around all pipes, sleeves, ducting, metal sections,
bolts, fittings and similar obstructions.
The rates for all items of finishings are to include, where relevant for any necessary
dubbing out or packing to concrete or blockwork surfaces to correct deviations within
the specified tolerances for finished surfaces.
The rates for all pavings are to include for laying or finishing to falls and cross-falls where
required and for laying on landings of staircases where relevant.
The rates for work to walls are to include for working to returns, reveals of openings or
recesses and to attached or unattached columns.
The rates for work to ceilings are to include for working to sides and soffits of attached
or isolated beams and to soffits of staircases where relevant.
The rates for work to staircases are to include for working to treads and risers of
staircases and to edges of landings.
The rates for sills, skirtings, and the like are to include, where relevant for all angles, ends
and short lengths, for all hacking, raking out, scratching background surfaces to form
keys and for brushing, cleaning off and dampening background surfaces before laying.
B In-situ finishings and background
The rates for all in-situ finishings and backgrounds are to include for hacking concrete or
blockwork surfaces and raking out joints to form keys, brushing, cleaning off and
dampening background surfaces before application, working at any height and to any
shape and pattern and for all square and rounded edges, quirks, square and splayed fair
edges and making good up to frames, architraves, skirting, dividing strips and the like.
The rates for tyrolean or other spray applied decorative finishings are to include for
masking and any additional dubbing out required to fair-faced surfaces of concrete or
blockwork to obtain the requisite standard of finish.
The rates for pavings and screeds are to include for laying finishings to falls and cross-
falls where described as laid to a specified average thickness.

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FLOOR, WALL AND CEILING FINISHES (Cont'd)
A Tile, slab, block and sheet finishings and backgrounds
The rates for tile, slab, block and sheet finishings and backgrounds are to include for all
fixings, bedding and jointing, and for all straight, raking and curved cutting, and for
rounded edges where required.
The rates for ceramic, precast terrazzo tile pavings, and marble floor are to include for
expansion joints at perimeters and between bays where directed by the Engineer.
The rate for all ceiling tiles with chamfered or similarly profiled edges are to include for
matching the edges wherever cutting occurs and for filling heads of fixings with
approved filler.
GLAZING
B Generally
The rates for glazing generally are to include for glazing in panes of any size.
The rates for glazing are to include for straight, raking and curved cutting, bedding the
edges of glass, replacing cracked or broken panes and cleaning both sides on completion.
PAINTING AND DECORATING
A Generally
The rates for painting are to include for working both internally and externally, for the
preparation of surfaces in accordance with the Specification or in accordance with
approved practice where not otherwise specified, for working at any height, painting in
any colour and multi-colour work, cutting to line at junctions of differing colours, on
inclined, horizontal, plain or curved surfaces, for painting in small quantities and narrow
widths, and for cleaning down on completion.
The rates for work to walls are to include for working to returns, reveals of openings or
recesses and to attached or unattached columns.
The rates for work to ceilings are to include for working to sides and soffits of attached
or isolated beams and to soffits of staircases where relevant.
The rates for work to isolated general surfaces are to include for working on door
frames, linings, window sub-frames (where of a differing material to the window),
skirtings, rails, architraves, bars, posts, balusters and the like.
The rates for work to glazed general surfaces, glazed windows and the like (measured
flat over glass irrespective of size of panes) are to include for work to edges and glazing
rebates, returns and mouldings of frames, mullions, transoms, architraves and the like.
The rates for work to pipes and conduit (which shall include trunking, ducting and the
like) are to include for all work to hangers, supports, brackets and the like.

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EXTERNAL WORKS
A Generally
The preceding and following Clauses of all Sections shall apply equally to relevant items
within this Section.
B Fencing
The rates for fencing are to include for intermediate posts in the length and for all pit
excavation, disposal and filling for post bases.
The rates for gate posts, straining posts and the like are to include for all pit excavation,
disposal and filling for post and strut bases.
Road Works
C The rates for filling shall include for levelling, compacting and grading
The rates for bituminous macadam shall include for flush joints and feathering to a
adjacent surfaces.
Road markings and signs
D The area of road markings are the gross (overall) areas and length
The rates for road signs shall include for all painting of road signs as required by the
Highway Design Standards.
DRAINAGE
A Generally
The preceding Clauses of all Sections shall apply equally to relevant items within this
Section.
B Drains
The rates for trench excavation for pipes are to include for deepening/widening the
trench as necessary to enable the barrels of pipes to rest on firm ground and to facilitate
jointing.
The rates for rock excavation in trench excavations are to include for imported selected
material to replace any excavated material which is unsuitable for backfilling.
The rate for trench excavation shall include for disposal of surplus excavated material as
directed by the Engineer.
The rates for concrete beds and surrounds to pipes are to include for flexible joints and
any necessary formwork where required by the Specification.

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DRAINAGE (Cont’d)
The rates for pipes are to include for all short lengths, joints and couplers as necessary
and for all cutting at manholes and the like.
A Drains (Cont’d)
The rates for fittings on pipes are to include for jointing to pipes with all necessary
additional couplings, flanges etc., and any necessary cutting of pipework.
The rates for accessories – gullies and the like, shall include for all necessary back inlets,
raising pieces, gratings, sealing plates and frames, assembling jointing components parts
and to pipes and all necessary builder’s work.
The rates for manholes and soakaways shall include for building in ends of pipes,
bedding and sealing cover plates and frames.

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TENDERER’S ENCLOSURES
The Tenderer shall properly bind in after this page the supporting documents required by
the Instructions to Tenderers. All documents shall be endorsed with the Tenderer’s Official
Company stamp.

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Tenderer’s Checklist
Tick ( √)
Sl.No Document Description
if attached
A. Tender Documents
1 Prime Document – Volume-I
2 Specifications for Civil Work – Volume-II –Part-I
3 Specifications for MEP Works – Volume-II –Part-II
4 Bill of quantities – Volume-III
5 Tender Drawings – Volume IV
a. Architectural Tender Drawings
b. Structural Tender Drawings
c. MEP Tender Drawings
d. ID Drawings
B- Attachments
9 Statement of Unresolved Doubts
11 Letter to approach the tenderer’s bank
Authenticated copies of the Constitution of the Company,

12
Partnership, Joint Venture or Joint Stock where applicable.
Commercial Registration, Registration of the Local Company at
13
Tender Board and Chamber of Commerce
List of Authorized Signatories as approved by the Ministry of
14
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CLIENT: Mr. Mohammed Bin Rashid Bin Hamed Al Araimi

CONSULTANT: AMJAAD ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY

VOLUME I - PRIME TENDER DOCUMENT

Note to the Contractor

Approved Manufacturer list

2. General Specifications (Civil + MEP)

5. Soil Investigation report

6. Scope of work Matrix

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39. Special Conditions:

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Employer’s Tradesmen, Direct Contractors and Other Authorities

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To: Mr. Mohammed Bin Rashid Bin Hamed Al Araimi

1. Having examined the Instructions to Tenderers, Drawings, Standard Conditions of

2. We undertake if our Tender is accepted to commence the work within 1 month of

7. We acknowledge receipt of the following circular letters:

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And confirm we have account thereof in our Tender

Dated this ………………………………day of …………………..……………………2021

Signature……………………….……… in capacity of …...............……………….………

Duly authorized to sign Tenders for and on behalf of (Name of Company /

(IN BLOCK CAPITALS)

Witness : Signed ………………………………………………………….

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SN DESCRIPTION CLAUSE REMARKS

1 Ruling Language 5 (1a) English

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16 Limit of Retention Money 60 (7) 5% of the contract Value

18 Interest for Delay of Payment 60 (9) Not Applicable

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THIS AGREEMENT made on the ……………..................................... day of....................... 2022

(Herein after called "The Contractor") of the other part.

3. In consideration of the payment to be made by the Employer to the Contractor as

4. The Employer hereby covenants to pay the Contractor in consideration of the

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Signed by a duly authorised Signatory

Signed by a duly authorised Signatory

Ratified in accordance with the Sultani Decree No. 48 /76 as amended

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CONSTITUTION OF THE COMPANY

A Contractor intending to undertake the Contract jointly with or in association with

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SUMMARY OF CONTRACT VALUE

Bill No. 1 Preliminaries

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To: Mr. Mohammed Bin Rashid Bin Hamed Al Araimi

Advance Payment Bond No. ……………………………..

Whereas ………………………………………………………….…… (hereinafter called the Contractor) has

This bond will be effective from……………………………………...… and shall be valid until

(To be issued by a locally registered bank)

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To: Mr. Mohammed Bin Rashid Bin Hamed Al Araimi

Performance Bond No…………………………..

Whereas…………………………………………………………………. hereinafter called the Contractor) has

This Guarantee will be effective from …………………………………. and shall be valid up to

(To be issued by a locally registered bank)

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