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PLANNING DEPARTMENT
TENDER NOTICE No: 01/2014-15
Identification No. 01/2014-15/Dehu/A-01
NAME OF WORK:
VOLUME II
FORM B-1
PERCENTAGE RATE TENDER AND CONTRACT OF WORK
DEVELOPMENT PLAN IMPLEMENTATION IN PILGRIMAGE TOWNS
DEHU, ALANDI AND PANDHARPUR
ID. No. 01/2014-15/Dehu/A-01
GENERAL RULES
CONTRACTORS
1
AND
DIRECTIONS
FOR
THE
GUIDANCE
OF
This form will state the work to be carried out as well as the date for submitting
and opening tenders, and the time allowed for carrying out the work and state the
defect liability period of 5 years, also the amount of earnest money to be deposited
with the tender by Demand Draft, and the amount of the security deposit /
retention money to be deposited by the successful tenderer and the percentage, if
any, to be deducted from the bills. The performance security will be deposited by
the successful tenderer. Original copies of the specifications, designs and
drawings, estimated rates, scheduled rates and any other documents required in
connection with the work shall be signed by the ENGINEER for the purpose of
identification and shall also be open for inspection by the contractors at the office
of the Divisional Commissioner, Pune Division, Council hall, Pune - 01 during
office hours.
Where the works are proposed to be executed according to the specifications
recommended by a Contractor and approved by ENGINEER on behalf of the
Divisional Commissioner, Pune Division as Chairman of Committee for
Development plan implementation in Pilgrimage towns Dehu, Alandi and
Pandharpur, such specifications with designs, drawings and maintenance schedule
L along with maintenance manuals shall form part of the accepted tender.
2 In the event of the tender being submitted by a firm, the bidder has to submit the
copy of partnership deed along with power of attorney as stated in the check list
and Vol. I of the work.
2(A). (i)
(ii)
Contractor
The contractor shall pay along with the tender sum of Rs. 16,15,650/(Rupees Sixteen Lacs Fifteen Thousand Six Hundred Fifty Only) by
Demand Draft drawn in favor of Divisional Commissioner, Pune Division,
as and by way of earnest money. The said amount of earnest money shall
not carry any interest what so ever.
In the event oh his tender being accepted, subject to provision of subclause (iii) below, the said amount of earnest money should be
appropriated towards the amount of security deposit payable by him under
conditions of General conditions of Contract.
No. of Corrections
1
Engineer
(iii) If, after submission and opening of the tender, the contractor withdraws his
offer, or modifies the same, or if after the acceptance of his tender the
contractor fails or neglects to furnish the balance of security deposit and
performance security without prejudice to any other rights and powers of
the Employer, hereunder, or in law, Employer shall be entitled to forfeit
the full amount of the earnest money deposited by him.
(iv)
In the event of his tender not being accepted, the amount of earnest money
deposited by the contractor, shall unless it is prior thereto forfeited under
the provisions of Sub-clause (iii) above, be refunded to him on his passing
receipt therefore.
3
Receipts for payments made on any account of work, when executed by a firm,
should also be signed by all the partners except where the Contractors are
described in their tender as firm, in which case the receipt shall be signed in the
name of the firm by one of the partners, or by some other person having authority
to give effectual receipts for the firm.
Any person who offers the bid shall fill up at the appropriate space, stating at what
percentage above or below the rates specified in Schedule B (Memorandum
showing items of work to be carried out) he is willing to undertake the work. Only
one rate or such percentage on all the estimated rates/ Schedule rates shall be
named. Tenders, which propose any alteration in the works specified in the same
form of invitation of tender, or in the time allowed for carrying out the work, or
which contain any other conditions, of any sort will be liable to rejection. No
bidder shall submit two offers for one work, but if the bidder who wishes to tender
for two or more works; they shall submit a separate offer for each. Tender shall
have the name and number of the work to which they refer, displayed in the notice
inviting tender.
The Employer or ENGINEER or his duly authorized assistant shall open tenders
(every bidder shall produce the original copies of the documents stated in the
check list and in Volume No. I, for verification by the Employer. In case a
discrepancy is found and /or if the bidder doesnt meet the qualification criteria
stated in Vol. I, their bids will not be considered and shall be treated as non
responsive) in the presence of Contractors who have submitted their offers or their
representatives who may be present at the time, and he will enter the amounts of
the several tenders in a comparative statement in a suitable form. In the event of a
tender being accepted the Contractor shall for the purpose of identification, sign
copies of the tender Volumes (Volume I, II & III) and of the specifications and
other documents mentioned in the rule 1. In the event of the tender being rejected,
the Employer shall authorize the Designate Officer concerned to refund the
amount of the earnest money deposited, to the Contractor marking the tender, on
his giving a receipt for the return of the money.
Contractor
No. of Corrections
2
Engineer
The Employer is competent to dispose of the tenders and shall have the right of
rejecting all or any of the Tenders.
No receipt for any payment alleged to have been made be a Contractor in regard
to any matter relating to this tender or the contract shall be valid and binding on
Employer unless it is signed by the ENGINEER and other appropriate officer
designated by Employer.
All work shall be measured net by standard measure and according to the rules
and customs of the State Public Works Department, Maharashtra Jeevan
Pradhikaran and without reference to any local custom.
10
11
12
All corrections, CSD, CSC (If any) and additions or pasted slips shall form a part
of the contract.
13
The measurements of work will be taken according to the usual methods in use in
the State Public Works Department, Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran and no
proposals to adopt alternative methods will be accepted. The ENGINEERs
decision as to what is the usual method in use in State Public Works Department
or Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran will be final.
14
The tendering Contractor shall submit a declaration along with the tender
displayed at appropriate place, showing all works for which he has already entered
into contract and the value of the work that remains to be executed in each case on
the date of submitting the tender.
15
Every tenderer shall submit along with the tender, information regarding the
Income tax circle or Ward of the District in which he is assessed to Income Tax,
Contractor
No. of Corrections
3
Engineer
the reference to the number of the assessment and the assessment year, as stated in
the qualification criteria.
16
17
The contractor will have to construct shed for storing controlled and valuable
materials issued to him under Schedule A of the agreement, at work site, having
double locking arrangement. The materials will be taken for use in the presence of
the Departmental person. No materials will be allowed to be removed from the
sites of the works.
18
The Contractors shall also give a list of machinery in their possession and which
they proposed to use on the work.
19
Every registered contractor should furnish along with tender a statement showing
previous experience and technical staff employed by him.
20
21
The contractor shall comply with the provision of the Apprentices Act 1961 and
the rules and orders issued there under from time to time. If he fails to do so, his
failure will be breach of the contract and the Employer, may in his discretion
cancel the contract. The contractor shall also be liable for pecuniary liability
arising on account of any violation by him of the provisions of the Act.
Contractor
No. of Corrections
4
Engineer
at
______________________
percent
Contractor
No. of Corrections
5
Engineer
MEMORANDUM
1.(a) General Description:
Rs 16,15,64,511/-
Rs
16,15,650/-
Rs
2% of Contract sum
Rs
Rs
3% of Contract sum
5% of Contract sum
Rs.
10% of Contract sum in
the form of BG
2. I/We agree that the other offer shall remain open for acceptance for a minimum period of
120 days from the date fixed for opening the same thereafter until it is withdrawn by me/us
by notice in writing duly addressed to the authority opening the tenders and sent by
registered post A.D. or otherwise delivered at the office of such authority. The EMD
amounting to Rs. 16,15,650/- is submitted in the form of Demand Draft. The amount of
earnest money shall not bear interest and shall be liable to be forfeited to the Employer,
should I/We fail to (i) abide by the stipulation to keep the offer open for the period
mentioned above of (ii) sign and complete the contract documents as required by the
Employer and furnish the security deposit and retention money as specified in item (d) of
the Memorandum contained in paragraph (i) above within the time limit laid down in
clause (1) of the annexed General Conditions of the Contract. The amount of earnest
money maybe adjusted towards the security deposit or refunded to me/ us if so desired by
me/us in writing, unless the same or any part thereof has been forfeited as aforesaid.
Should this tender be accepted I/We hereby agree to abide by and fulfill all the terms and
provisions of the conditions of contract stated hereto so far as applicable and in default
thereof and pay to Employer, the sum of money mentioned in the said conditions.
Contractor
No. of Corrections
6
Engineer
Signature of
the Contractor before
submission of the Tender.
Address:
Address:
(Occupation)
The above tender is hereby accepted by me for and one behalf of the Divisional
Commissioner, Pune Division as Chairman of Committee
implementation in Pilgrimage towns Dehu, Alandi and Pandharpur.
Dated____________
Contractor
day of______2014
for
Development
plan
No. of Corrections
7
Engineer
RECAPITULATION SHEET
Estimated Cost
Sr.
No
Description
Rs. In Fig
11,40,13,252/-
Rs. In Words
% Quoted
In Fig
In Words
Above OR
Below
Rs. In
Words
Rs. In Fig
4,75,51,259/-
16,15,64,511/-
Engineer
I/We hereby declare that I/We have made myself/ourselves thoroughly conversant with the local
conditions regarding all materials and labour on which I/We have based my/our rates for this
tender. The specifications and the leads in this work have been carefully studied and understood
before submitting this tender.
I/We undertake to use only the best materials and work methodology approved by the Engineer or
his duly authorized engineer during execution of the work and during defect liability and
maintenance period of 5 years after completion and to abide by the contract conditions, stipulations
and maintenance manuals. I/We am/are fully responsible for quality of work and shall maintain the
work in good order during defect liability and maintenance period of 5 years after completion.
Signature of Contractor
Contractor
No. of Corrections
9
Engineer
Signature of Contractor
Contractor
No. of Corrections
10
Engineer
Name of work :- Construction of New Bypass Road from South Side of Dehu via Angadbaba Darga
though Mauje Dehu Gat No. 134, Crossing Indrayani River meeting to the existing road at the bridge
across Indrayani River at Yelwadi Gat No. 62 Tal. Haveli, Dist. Pune.
Summary Sheet
Sr.No
Description
Amount
112,884,408.00
Total ( A ) =
2
47,080,454.00
Total ( B ) =
47,080,454.00
Total ( A + B ) =
159,964,862.00
Total Amount =
Contractor
112,884,408.00
No. of Corrections
11
1,599,649.00
161,564,511.00
Engineer
Name of work :- Construction of New Bypass Road from South Side of Dehu via Angadbaba Darga though Mauje Dehu Gat No. 134, Crossing
Indrayani River meeting to the existing road at the bridge across Indrayani River at Yelwadi Gat No. 62 Tal. Haveli, Dist. Pune.
Sub-Estimate - I - Road Work Portion
SCHEDULE - B
1
1
Quantity
Estimated
but may be
2
99.82
195.30
13.02
60.00
80.00
25.00
Sr. No
Estimated Rate
Item of Work
Amount
according to
estimated
7
14,418.99
In figures
In Words
Unit
Per
4
144.45
5
Rupees
One Hundred Forty
four and paise Forty five only.
6
One Cubic
Metre
166.65
Rupees
One Hundred Sixty
six and paise Sixty five only.
One Cubic
Metre
32,546.74
244.40
Rupees
Two Hundred Forty
four and paise Forty only.
One Cubic
Metre
3,182.08
411.05
Rupees
Four Hundred Eleven
and paise Five only.
One Cubic
Metre
24,663.00
28.90
Rupees
Twenty eight and
paise Ninety only.
One
RunningMetr
e
2,312.00
436.60
Rupees
Four Hundred Thirty
six and paise Sixty only.
One
Number
10,915.00
3
Dismantling brick masonry in lime or cement mortar and
stacking the materials as directed with all leads,lifts,
complete.
D.S.R.2013-14 Page.No./ Item No. 115/13b
Dismantling stone masonry in lime or cement mortar
including stacking the materials as directed with all leads,
lifts, complete.
D.S.R.2013-14 Page.No./ Item No. 115/14b
Removing lime or lean cement concrete including stacking
the spoils as directed with all leads, lifts, complete.
D.S.R.2013-14 Page.No./ Item No. 115/15a
Removing rich mix cement concrete including stacking the
spoils as directed with all leads, lifts, complete.
D.S.R.2013-14 Page.No./ Item No. 115/15b
Removing wire fencing with iron/C.C.fencing posts and
stacking the materials as directed with all leads, lifts
complete.
D.S.R.2013-14 Page.No./ Item No. 116/19
Cutting down trees including trunks and branches and
stacking the material neatly with a lead of 50 metre as
directed with girths above 30 centimetre. to 60 centimetre.
D.S.R.2013-14 Page.No./ Item No. 125/1a
Contractor
No. of Corrections
12
Engineer
Quantity
Estimated
but may be
28466.59
580.95
529.13
10
1110.08
11
126.90
Sr. No
Contractor
Estimated Rate
Item of Work
In figures
In Words
66.65
Rupees
Sixty six and paise
Sixty five only.
One Cubic
Metre
235.55
Rupees
Two Hundred Thirty
five and paise Fifty five only.
One Cubic
Metre
136,842.77
831.05
Rupees
Eight Hundred Thirty
one and paise Five only.
One Cubic
Metre
439,733.48
144.45
Rupees
One Hundred Forty
four and paise Forty five only.
One Cubic
Metre
160,351.05
1298.95
One Cubic
Metre
164,836.75
Amount
according to
estimated
1,897,298.22
Unit
Per
No. of Corrections
13
Engineer
12
Quantity
Estimated
but may be
30725.54
13
11070.72
14
33524.96
15
555.74
16
196.56
Sr. No
Estimated Rate
Item of Work
In figures
In Words
Unit
Per
Amount
according to
estimated
12,917,017.01
420.40
Rupees
Four Hundred
Twenty and paise Forty only.
One Cubic
Metre
489.40
Rupees
Four Hundred Eighty
nine and paise Forty only.
One Cubic
Metre
5,418,010.36
58.00
Rupees
nil only.
One Cubic
Metre
1,944,447.68
4885.05
One Cubic
Metre
2,714,817.68
7152.50
One Cubic
Meter
1,405,895.40
Contractor
No. of Corrections
14
Engineer
17
Quantity
Estimated
but may be
258.38
18
3334.07
19
47.25
20
34.18
21
156.49
Sr. No
Estimated Rate
Item of Work
Providing and laying Mix-10 cement concrete of trap metal
for head walls of cross drainage works, retaining walls
etcetra including necessary formwork ,compaction
,finishing and curing complete. With Natural Sand.
D.S.R.2013-14 Page.No./ Item No. 150/13a
Providing and laying in situ Mix- 20 Reinforced Cement
Concrete of trap metal for reinforced cement concrete for
cast in situ piers,abutments ,returns,wings etc including
necessary scaffolding ,centering ,formwork ,compacting by
vibrating ,finishing and curing complete(excluding
reinforcement ) With Natural Sand.
D.S.R.2013-14 Page.No./ Item No. 158/28IIa
Providing cast in situ plain cement concrete Mix- 15 of
trap metal for coping to head walls /parapet including
centering, formwork ,compaction ,finishing and curing
complete.With Natural Sand
D.S.R.2013-14 Page.No./ Item No. 150/14a
Providing and laying in situ Mix- 20 controlled concrete
of trap metal for reinforced cement concrete cast caps
,over piers,and abutments with projection including
necessary scaffolding ,centering ,formwork ,compacting by
vibrating ,finishing and curing complete(excluding
reinforcement )With Natural Sand.
D.S.R.2013-14 Page.No./ Item No. 158/29a
Providing and laying in situ Mix- 25 controlled cement
concrete of trap metal for the Reinforced Cement Concrete
work including ramming, vibrating, finishing and curing
complete in solid/deck slab etc. (including formwork
centering, finishing in cement plaster and excluding
reinforcement) (Height upto 4 m) (Cement 6.90
bags/cu.m.) With Natural Sand.
Unit
Per
Amount
according to
estimated
1,450,945.80
In figures
In Words
5615.55
One Cubic
Metre
6735.95
One Cubic
Metre
22,458,128.81
6282.30
One Cubic
Metre
296,838.67
6507.35
One Cubic
Metre
222,421.22
8061.00
One Cubic
Metre
1,261,465.89
Contractor
No. of Corrections
15
Engineer
22
Quantity
Estimated
but may be
8.00
23
30.34
24
993.80
25
468.00
26
468.00
27
312.00
28
74.73
Sr. No
Contractor
Estimated Rate
Item of Work
In figures
Rupees
Seven Hundred
Eleven and paise Five only.
1983.15
One Square
Metre
60,168.77
192.20
Rupees
One Hundred Ninety
two and paise Twenty only.
One
Running
Metre
191,008.36
827.30
Rupees
Eight Hundred
Twenty seven and paise Thirty
only.
One
Running
Meter
387,176.40
1433.55
One
Running
Metre
670,901.40
6250.15
One
Running
Metre
1,950,046.80
66217.70
One Metric
Tonne
4,948,382.50
No. of Corrections
16
One
Number
Amount
according to
estimated
5,688.40
711.05
In Words
Unit
Per
Engineer
29
Quantity
Estimated
but may be
763.34
30
4960.18
31
3116.55
32
1558.28
Sr. No
Estimated Rate
Item of Work
In figures
In Words
Unit
Per
Amount
according to
estimated
823,262.19
1078.50
One Cubic
Metre
1608.30
One Cubic
Metre
7,977,457.49
1596.80
One Cubic
Metre
4,976,507.04
1845.25
One Cubic
Metre
2,875,416.17
Contractor
No. of Corrections
17
Engineer
33
Quantity
Estimated
but may be
20777.00
34
57979.00
35
19988.00
Sr. No
Estimated Rate
Item of Work
In figures
In Words
Unit
Per
Amount
according to
estimated
465,404.80
22.40
Rupees
Twenty two and
paise Forty only.
One Square
Metre
17.35
Rupees
Seventeen and
paise Thirty five only.
One Square
Metre
1,005,935.65
329.85
Rupees
Three Hundred
Twenty nine and paise Eighty
five only.
One Square
Metre
6,593,041.80
Contractor
No. of Corrections
18
Engineer
36
Quantity
Estimated
but may be
959.95
37
1,163.40
Sr. No
Estimated Rate
Item of Work
Providing and laying bituminous macadam 50 milimetre
compacted thickness with Modern hot mix plant (Batch
Type) having minimum capacity of 80 tonnes per hours
with 3.3 percentage by weight of mix on prepared surfaced
using crushed aggregates of specified grading premixed
with bituminous binder of Indian standard viscous grade
VG-30 transported to site, laid over a previously prepared
surface with a hydrostatic paver finisher with sensor control
to the required grade,level and alignment and rolled to
achieve the desired compaction,using vibratory
roller,excluding Tack Coat.
D.S.R.2013-14 Page.No./ Item No. 182/25i
Providing and laying Dense graded Bituminous Macadam
50 milimetre thick with 40 - 60 TPH batch type HMP
producing an average output of 35 tonnes per hour using
crushed aggregates of specified grading, premixed with
bituninous binder @ 4.0 to 4.50 percent by weight of total
mix and filler, transporting the hot mix to work site, laying
with a hydrostatic paver finisher with sensor control to the
required grade, level and alignment, rolling with smooth
wheelad, vibratory and tandem rollers to achieve the
desired compaction as per MORTH specification clause
No. 507 complete in all respect, excluding cost of tack
coat with Bitume VG-40 (30/40 Bulk) grade bitumen with
Stone dust Filler.
Unit
Per
In figures
In Words
7821.70
One Cubic
Metre
9,779.65
One Cubic
Metre
Amount
according to
estimated
7,508,440.91
11,377,644.81
Contractor
No. of Corrections
19
Engineer
38
Quantity
Estimated
but may be
484.75
39
648.75
Sr. No
Estimated Rate
Item of Work
Providing and laying 25 milimetre thick Bituminous
Concrete with 40-60 TPH batch type hot mix plant
producing an average output of 35 tonnes per hour using
crushed aggregates of specified grading, premixed with
bituminous binder @ 5 percent of mix and filler,
transporting the hot mix to work site, laying with a
hydrostatic paver finisher rolling with sensor control to the
required grade,level and alignment,rolling with smooth
wheeled, vibratory and tandem rollers to achieve the
desired compaction as per MORTH specification clause
No. 509 complete in all respects. excluding cost of primer /
tack coat. with Bitumen VG-40 (30/40 Bulk) grade bitumen
with Cement Filler.
In figures
In Words
11,430.55
666.60
Unit
Per
One Cubic
Metre
Rupees
Six Hundred Sixty six One Square
and paise Sixty only.
Metre
Amount
according to
estimated
5,540,959.11
432,456.75
Contractor
No. of Corrections
20
Engineer
40
Quantity
Estimated
but may be
570.25
41
8.00
Sr. No
Estimated Rate
Item of Work
In figures
In Words
Unit
Per
48.90
Rupees
Forty eight and
paise Ninety only.
One Square
Metre
2627.50
One
Number
Amount
according to
estimated
27,885.22
21,020.00
Contractor
No. of Corrections
21
Engineer
Sr. No
42
Quantity
Estimated
but may be
8.00
Estimated Rate
Item of Work
Providing and fixing Mandatory/Regulatory sign board of
circular shape of size 60 centimetrediametre.Prepared on
16 guage mild steel sheet including painting with one coat
of zinc cromate stoving primer and two coats each of white
back ground, red border and and backside gray stove
enamelled ,bonded with cut out of Retro refelective sheet
Engineering grade,symbol/Letters/numerals/border arrow,
coated with non pealable crystal clear protective
transparent coat retaining 100 percent refelection including
one number of mild steel angle iron post of size 50 X 50 X
5 millimeter of 3.65 metre long inflated at bottom drilled on
top in one piece without joint painted with white and black
bands of 25 centimetre fixing board and post with 2
numbers high strength galvanised iron bolts and nuts of
size 10 millimetre diametre and 20 millimetre long
including all taxes ,conveying ,fixing in ground with cement
concrete 1:4:8 block of 60 X 60X75 centimetre size as
directed by engineer in charge etc complete.
In figures
In Words
2413.10
Unit
Per
One
Number
Amount
according to
estimated
19,304.80
Contractor
No. of Corrections
22
Engineer
Sr. No
43
Quantity
Estimated
but may be
5.00
Estimated Rate
Item of Work
In figures
11732.15
In Words
Rupees Eleven Thousand
Seven Hundred Thirty two and
paise Fifteen only.
Unit
Per
One
Number
Amount
according to
estimated
58,660.75
Contractor
No. of Corrections
23
Engineer
44
Quantity
Estimated
but may be
200.00
45
30.00
46
6.00
47
720.00
Sr. No
Estimated Rate
Item of Work
Metal Beam Crash Barrier a) Type - A, W : Metal Beam
Crash Barrier (Providing and erecting a W metal beam
crash barrier comprising of 3 milimetre thick corrugated
sheet metal beam rail, 70 centimetre above road/ground
level, fixed on ISMC series channel vertical post, 150 x 75 x
5 milimetre spaced 2 m centre to centre, 1.8 m high, 1.1 m
below ground/road level, all steel parts and fitments to be
galvanised by hot dip process, all fittings to conform to
IS:1367 and IS:1364,metal beam rail to be fixed on the
vertical post with a spacer of channel section 150 x 75 x 5
milimetre, 330 milimetre long complete as per clause 810)
Spec.No. MORTH - 810
D.S.R.2013-14 Page.No./ Item No. 188/37a
Providing and fixing reinforced cement concrete 200 metre
stone as per Indian road congress standard including fixing
in block of cement concrete 1:4:8,painting lettering
etc.complete.
D.S.R.2013-14 Page.No./ Item No. 135/44
Providing and fixing reinforced cement concrete 1:2:4
ordinary kilometre stones including painting,numbering
etc.as per Indian road congress design for major district
road kilometre stone and fixing in standard size cement
concrete 1:4:8 block complete.
D.S.R.2013-14 Page.No./ Item No. 135/46
Dewatering on BHP basis by using 5.0 to 9.0 BHP water
Pump including diversion of stream providing coffer dams,
earthen bunds etc. as may be necessary for foundation
and other parts of the work and pumping out water during
and after excavaton as may be required.
Amount
according to
estimated
576,390.00
In figures
In Words
Unit
Per
2881.95
One
Running
Metre
655.50
Rupees
Six Hundred Fifty five
and paise Fifty only.
One
Number
19,665.00
2227.55
One
Number
13,365.30
114.45
Rupees
One Hundred
Fourteen and paise Forty five
only.
One Cubic
Metre
82,404.00
Contractor
No. of Corrections
24
Engineer
48
Quantity
Estimated
but may be
1
49
125
50
139
51
124
52
15
53
54
10
55
113
500.00
56
10000.00
57
69
58
435
59
91
60
61
3900.00
Sr. No
Contractor
Estimated Rate
Item of Work
Testing Charges for conducting BASIC TEST OF
CEMENT.Standard Consistancy Fineness, Specific
Gravity, Setting Time ( Initial & Final ), Compressive
Strength and Soundness test.
Testing Charges for conducting BASIC TEST OF
AGGREGATE. Water Absorption, Specific Gravity,Impact
Value Crushing Value test.
Testing Charges for conducting BASIC TEST OF
AGGREGATE. Sieve Analysis test.
Testing Charges for conducting BASIC TEST OF
AGGREGATE. Flakiness Index/ Elongation Index test.
Testing Charges for conducting BASIC TEST OF
AGGREGATE. Stripping Value test.
Testing Charges for conducting BASIC TEST OF
AGGREGATE. Soundness test.
Testing Charges for conducting G.S.B. Mix Design test.
In figures
In Words
2800.00
Number
Amount
according to
estimated
2,800.00
2000.00
Number
250,000.00
500.00
Rupees
Five Hundred and
paise nil only.
Rupees
Three Hundred
Twenty five and paise nil only.
Rupees
Six Hundred and
paise nil only.
Rupees One Thousand Nine
Hundred and paise nil only.
Rupees Twelve Thousand
and paise nil only.
Rupees
Five Hundred and
paise nil only.
Number
69,500.00
Number
40,300.00
Number
9,000.00
Number
5,700.00
Number
120,000.00
Number
56,500.00
Number
40,000.00
Number
34,500.00
Number
141,375.00
Number
77,350.00
Number
2,800.00
Number
3,900.00
325.00
600.00
1900.00
12000.00
500.00
325.00
850.00
1400.00
No. of Corrections
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Unit
Per
and
Engineer
62
Quantity
Estimated
but may be
213
63
31
64
Sr. No
Estimated Rate
Item of Work
71,300.00
Number
46,500.00
Number
45,600.00
Number
7,500.00
Number
7,500.00
Number
24,000.00
Number
5,500.00
Number
4,950.00
Number
1,350.00
Number
1,350.00
Number
13,500.00
Number
18,000.00
In Words
900.00
Rupees
Nine Hundred and
paise nil only.
Rupees Two Thousand Three
Hundred and paise nil only.
31
1500.00
65
38
1200.00
66
10
750.00
67
10
68
69
70
11
71
72
71
15
72
15
Contractor
Number
In figures
Number
Amount
according to
estimated
191,700.00
2300.00
750.00
12000.00
5500.00
450.00
450.00
450.00
900.00
1200.00
No. of Corrections
26
Unit
Per
Engineer
73
Quantity
Estimated
but may be
1
74
75
76
77
Sr. No
Estimated Rate
In figures
In Words
Testing Charges for conducting PAINT / THERMOPLASTIC PAINT Glass bead contents & grading analysis
Test.
Testing Charges for conducting PAINT / THERMOPLASTIC PAINT Reflectance & yellowness index Test.
Testing Charges for conducting PAINT / THERMOPLASTIC PAINT Flowability (Percentage residue) Test.
Testing Charges for conducting PAINT / THERMOPLASTIC PAINT Softening Point (Ring & ball method) Test.
3100.00
Number
Amount
according to
estimated
3,100.00
900.00
Rupees
Nine Hundred and
paise nil only.
Rupees
Eight Hundred and
paise nil only.
Rupees
Eight Hundred and
paise nil only.
Number
900.00
Number
800.00
Number
800.00
Testing Charges for conducting PAINT / THERMOPLASTIC PAINT Drying Time Test.
650.00
Rupees
Six Hundred Fifty
and paise nil only.
Number
650.00
Item of Work
800.00
800.00
Unit
Per
Total
Say Rs.
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112,884,408.02
112,884,408.00
Engineer
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Name of Work:
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The document also specifies the defect liability and maintenance period of 5 years which
will commence immediately after completion of the project. After defect liability and
maintenance period is over the project shall be handed to PWD Division, Pune for peaceful
use by Citizens.
There is bridge over nalla stretch (From CH 1710 to CH 1557) which is running crisscross
to the road alignment. The general arrangement drawing of bridge is attached for reference.
The bidder will have to prepare designs and drawings of this bridge and get them approved
from College of Engineering, Pune along with soil investigation report. The bidder shall
carryout soil investigation and it is mandatory to locate bores below each abutment and
each pier.
The successful bidder is supposed to shift the utilities like Electricity lines. The bidder shall
initially deposit the amount calculated by MSEDCL and accepted by Employer with
appropriate authority indicated by the Employer. This amount will be reimbursed by the
Employer after due verification of such remittance by the contractor. In case of other
utilities like water supply and other utilities the contractor is supposed to carry out the
shifting work and relocating work as directed by the Employer and will be paid as per the
provisions of bid document.
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EMPLOYERS REQUIREMENTS
DESIGN CRITERIA FOR STRUCTURES
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Nil
3. Railing
Sanchi Type
5. Footpaths
6. Seismic Effects
:
i. Seismic Zone
ii. Importance Factor () :
Zone III
1.5
7. Speed of Vehicles
80 KMPH
8. Longitudinal Gradient
As shown in GAD.
9. Exposure Condition
Moderate
0 to 47OC
:N.A.
47OC
17. Deck
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OR
OR
3. Raft Foundation.
20. Founding level of piles and Open Foundations for Tender purposes: :- As shown in the
drawing
* The depth of foundations depicted in the drawings are for tender purpose and to have
common platform. Actual levels shall be decided on merit of the strata. The enclosed
drawing mentioning depth of foundation shall form a basis for payments as stated in the
contract data.
20. Velocity of water at H.F.L.
: 2.95 m/sec
: Rock level
GENERAL:
The detailed highway and structural design for the work mentioned in the scope of
work is to be done by the bidder. The bidder shall quote on his own design. It shall
generally satisfy the following requirements: (i)
It shall ensure soundness of the structure, its durability and architectural beauty
as a whole in harmony with the surroundings.
(ii)
(iii)
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bidders. The detailed design assumptions and method statement shall also be
given by the bidder.
(iv)
At the time of detailed design the contractor shall not deviate from the basic
scheme proposed by the bidder for tender purpose and employers requirement.
Also, no deviation from the Employers requirement shall be permitted.
(v)
The superstructure shall have minimum number of expansion joints for better
riding surface (shall not exceed 4 numbers including abutments and via duct). It
shall involve modern construction techniques which will cause minimum
(vi)
(vii)
(viii) The welding of joints shall not be permitted. Number of laps at any one section
shall not be more that 20%.
While using 43 and 53 grade cement utmost care shall be taken to minimize the
(ix)
effects of heat evolved.
Cement to be used shall be OPC unless otherwise permitted by Engineer-In(x)
Charge.
The procedure to be adopted for manufacturing and placing RMC shall be well
(xi)
defined so that the final laying and compaction of concrete is well within the
final setting time of the approved mix. This shall be got approved from
Engineer in advance.
(xii) Minimum diameter of main bar in RCC piers, abutment and superstructure shall
be 20 mm. In deck slab with girders or box, the minimum diameter may be 16
mm.
(xiii) Sudden changes in geometry of the structure shall be avoided as such per
susceptible to stress concentration.
(xiv) The detailing of the structure as well as reinforcement shall be give importance
from the point of construction.
2.
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(ii)
Abutments resting on approach embankments. Spill through structure will not be allowed.
(iii)
(iv)
Superstructure with joints at the tip of long cantilevers with hinges, gap slab and
short suspended spans.
(v)
(vi)
Piers in the form of multiple columns with isolated / separate footings resting on
yielding type strata.
(vii) Piers in form of multiple columns not connected with continuous diaphragms.
(viii) Superstructures on which the roadway cannot be easily widened in future, such
as bowstring girders, through trusses, etc.
3.
(ix)
(x)
Hollow piers for spans, which are susceptible for impact of vehicles.
(xi)
I.R.C. 5
Section -II
I.R.C. 6
Section -III
I.R.C.21
Section - V
I.R.C.24
Section -VI
I.R.C.22
Section -VII
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Section -IX
I.R.C.83
Section -IX
I.R.C.83
I.R.C: 18
I.R.C: SP 65
I.R.C: SP 66
I.R.C: SP 70
I.R.C: SP 71
IS 2911
pile foundations.
Ductile detailing of reinforced concrete structures
IS 13920
Any I.R.C. standard specifications and codes of practice or criteria for road
bridges other than "A" above, but published 3 months prior to last date of issue
of tender form.
(C)
For any item not covered by A & B above, specification for Road and Bridge
works published by I.R.C. for Ministry of Road Transport and Highways,
Government of India.
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(D)
For items not covered by any of the A, B & C above relevant provisions of IS
codes of practice.
(E)
For any item not covered by A, B, C & D above, the relevant provisions from
B.S. Codes of Practice.
(F)
For items not covered by any of the above Standards and Specifications, sound
Engineering practices and provisions of relevant Codes of other nation shall be
referred. In this regard decision of the Engineers Representative shall be final
and binding.
4.
OBLIGATORY PROVISIONS
1.0
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
(vii)
(viii)
(ix)
150.00 m
580.875 m
7.50 m
2.25m
12.00 m
N.A.
N.A.
As shown
In Vol. III
80Km/hr.
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R.T.L.
Maximum Mean Compartmental velocity at H.F.L.
Calculated afflux at Design H.F.L.
Scour level R.L. Pier, Abutment
Additional data for Coastal area
a) L.T.L.R.L.
b) H.T.L.R.L.
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582.00 m
2.95 m/s
N.A.
Up to Rock
N.A.
Engineer
1 t/m
:
:
Moderate
3.0 EXPOSURE
N.A
N.A
:
.
.
4.2
Moderate
Type of Anticorrosive
treatment to be provided
to reinforcing bars
Maximum number
Expansion Joints
Wearing Coat :
III
1.5
N.A.
:
of
4 nos.
50 mm thick Asphaltic Concrete
12 mm thick Mastic Asphalt
The Length of bridge:The length of the Bridge shall satisfy the following criteria.
(a)
The centre line of the various structures as shown on the GADs should
not be changed, except under unavoidable circumstances with approval
from the Employer.
(b)
(c)
(d)
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(e)
(f)
Size and shape of pier shall be kept uniform for all piers of same
carriageway width.
4.3
(b)
The vertical geometry of the finished surface of deck slab and wearing
course shall be in the form of a smooth curve where change in gradient
occurs. The design of curves shall be got approved from the Engineer.
Super-elevation, camber & widening on curves shall be suitably
considered. The design of curves shall be such that rate of change of
vertical curvature (K value) shall not be less than those shown in
tender drawing. The design speed on curve shall be as stipulated in
Design Data.
5.
5.2
The contractor shall have to take borings by double tube boring machine for
each carriageway at the final location of each pier and abutment prior to the
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During execution of the work, the samples from the bore taken at each
foundation shall be tested for relevant tests and analyzed in the laboratory
approved by the Employer for establishing design parameters. Tests such as
standard penetration test, compression and shear test on undisturbed soil samples,
etc., shall be carried out in conformity with the specifications. The Contractor
shall submit the entire data to the Engineer along with his own/laboratory
recommendations and obtain approval to the design-parameters. Necessary
interpretation of the result of tests shall be furnished to the Engineer for scrutiny
of design of foundations.
(b)
The cost of these test and interpretation of the test results shall be
included in the tendered amount. No payment will be made separately for the
testing of soil or rock.
(c)
so as to ensure that the stresses imposed on the foundation strata are within
permissible limit. However, if some additional borings are required by the
Employer such requirement shall be ordered in writing and shall be deemed to
be an additional work. The Contractor shall quote the rate for such boring, soil
sampling and testing, separately along with his tender. The taking out of
samples and carrying out required tests shall be in conformity with the
Employers specifications. The Contractor shall then submit the entire data to
the Employer along with his own/laboratory recommendation and obtain
approval to the design parameters.
6.
FOUNDATIONS:
6.1
Piers/Abutments:
6.1.1 For bidding and for the purpose of tender, general foundation levels
proposed for the piers & abutments shall not be higher than those proposed in
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the Employers design. Where pier positions differ from the Employers design,
the levels shall be interpolated for the purpose of this clause.
The Founding Levels to be considered as a benchmark in deciding the +/variations (Pursuant to the Schedule of Variations of CSD Volume-I) shall be as per
19 of Data and Design criteria for structures.
6.1.2 Detailed design shall be carried out only with pile foundation for
abutments and piers.
6.1.3 The maximum base pressure under worst combination of loads &
stresses condition for open foundation shall not exceed 100 T/m2. The allowable
stresses shall be as per codal provisions.
6.1.4 Buoyancy to be considered shall be 100% for open as well as pile
foundation.
6.1.5 Abutment structure shall be fully retaining Reinforced Concrete
structure. No passive pressure shall be considered for the design of abutment.
6.1.6 While checking the stresses at the base of foundations it shall be ensured
that under the worst combination of forces there is no tension.
6.1.7 The contractor shall have to take bores by double tube boring machine at
the final location of each pier and abutment prior to the commencement of the
work to ascertain the rock levels and quality at the location of the foundations
and this form part of the contract and shall work out SBC and proposed
founding level and got approved from Engineer-In-Charge. The cost of these
test and interpretation of the test results shall be included in the tendered
amount. No payment will be made separately for boring and testing of soil or
rock.
6.1.8 The temporary works such as cofferdams, sand islands, temporary
bridges and centering etc. shall be completely removed immediately after
completion of the concerned part of the work. The cofferdam shall be removed
up to bed level and the space between pier and cofferdam shall be filled with
rubble. Top 0.3m portion shall be filled with M15 cement concrete.
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below the ground level subject to the provision that the SBC at that level is
adequate for the proposed design. However where rock is met at, or very close
to ground surface the return must be rested at least 0.45 m into that rock.
6.3
Pile foundations
6.3.1 The pile foundation shall be designed considering various load
combination forces and permissible stresses as per the latest edition of I.R.C.78.
The piling shall be done by hydraulically operated rotary drilling machine only.
a. For piles, temporary liner may be provided wherever it is necessary.
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The minimum embedment of piles in hard rock (RMR value more than
70 as per IS: 12070) shall not be less than 1.25 times diameter of pile. The pile
capacity in rock shall be calculated as per IRC: 78 (latest edition).
b. A Factor of Safety (FOS) 5 shall be adopted to compute Safe Bearing
Capacity of rock from U.C.S. calculated as per IS 12070. Minimum embedment
is required to be provided despite this limitation of SBC. No further enhancement
to pile capacity will be allowed. These values incorporate all enhancements
possible like skin friction, global effects etc.
c.
considered at the top of rock where the socketing begins and at the center of
pile cap. Side friction from G.L. up to embedment level shall not be considered
for design. Support from surrounding strata shall not be considered for design of
piles.
6.3.3 The pile capacity shall be confirmed by pile load test as per IS-2911
(Part IV).
a.
The vertical and horizontal design capacity assumed for the piles shall
be verified by the initial load testing of test piles in non-working areas, in the
vicinity of the bridge site. These piles shall be tested for 2.5 times the design
load. These tests and the routine tests shall be as per I.R.C. 78 (Latest edition).
The dynamic load test and the pile integrity test may be permitted subject to
verification of the results with static load test performed on the same pile.
b. The lateral Load carrying capacity of pile shall be assessed by carrying out
lateral load test on a single pile for a deflection of 5 mm at top.
c. Side friction (Skin Friction) from G.L. upto embedment level shall not be
considered during design.
d. The piles shall be designed as end bearing considering fixity as mentioned
above. There shall be no tension at the base of pile under any load combination.
e. The minimum dia. of piles shall be 1200mm.
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Use of High performance concrete for piles is not permitted (M60 and
above).
i. NDT Tests at regular intervals as directed by the Engineer for at least 10% of
total number of piles shall have to be carried out by the contractor with no cost
to the employer.
j.
The cost of all above tests shall be borne by the contractor and no extra
SBC. Of rock
Hard Rock
400 t/m
300 t/m
250 t/m
200 t/m
150 t/m
Soft Rock
6.4
The values of SBC given consider the effect of embedment in rock and global
behavior of the pile and hence friction resistance of pile shall not be further added.
6.3.5
Only end bearing bored cast in situ piles drilled with rotary rig will be
accepted. Design with single row of piles per substructure shall not be accepted.
Annular piles filled shall not be accepted.
Raft Foundations
6.5
7
.
SUBSTRUCTURE
For continuous spans pier, with fixed bearing shall be designed to take all the
horizontal forces.
7.1
Minimum Dimension of any element of substructure shall not be less than 300
mm.
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7.2
Dead man anchors or friction slabs shall not be accepted behind abutment for
relieving moments.
7.3
Scope for accessibility for inspection and arrangement for lifting of the
superstructure for future replacement of bearings shall be provided for in the
design of substructure. The positions of jacks shall be distinctly marked on the
drawing and on pier / pier cap.
7.4
The height of pedestals plus bearing shall be min. 150 and maximum 500 mm.
7.5
Slender piers shall be checked for deflection under horizontal and eccentric
forces and secondary forces if any. Pier, bearings and expansion joints shall be
suitably designed.
7.6
7.7
Earth retaining structure shall be designed for the earth pressure calculated as
per any theory permitted by the IRC Codes.
7.8
Special aesthetic finishes like grooves, embossing, etc. shall be given to the
structures to the satisfaction of the Engineer. Aesthetic finishes shall not form
the part of structural requirement of any member.
7.9
All the piers in the central verge (median) shall be designed for a vehicle
collision load as per IRC provisions.
7.10
For continuous spans, Pier with fixed bearing shall be designed to take all the
horizontal forces.
7.11
Scope for accessibility for inspection and arrangement for lifting of the
superstructure for future replacement of bearings shall be provided for in the
design of substructure. The positions of jacks shall be distinctly marked on the
drawing and also on the structure.
7.12
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7.13
The caps over wells and piles shall have uniform thickness.
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8.
7.15
7.16
SUPERSTRUCTURE
8.1
Deck Slab thickness shall not be less than 300 mm and not less than 200 mm at
tip of cantilevering transverse direction, irrespective of the provisions elsewhere.
The slab shall be checked for punching sheer. The cantilever projection of slab
in transverse direction shall not be more than shown in GAD.
8.2
8.3
For pre-stressed Superstructure with box girders, the cross diaphragms shall be
minimum one each at supports and at each abrupt change the soffit geometry.
8.4
The provision for imparting 20% of design pre-stress at a future date shall be
made in the deck and suitable anchorages, bulkheads, deviation blocks etc. shall
be constructed for the purpose. Arrangement for external pre-stressing shall be
got approved. Anchorage system proposed shall be clearly indicated. It is
desirable to stress the cables from top of deck slab.
8.5
8.6
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8.7
8.8
Camber correction shall be worked out and provided during construction from
RCC superstructure.
8.9
8.10
For continuous spans, Pier with fixed bearing shall be designed to take all the
horizontal forces.
9.
DESIGN LOADS:
The proposed bridge shall be designed as submersible bridge.
9.1
Live Loads:
9.1.1 The bridge shall be designed to carry combination of I.R.C loadings, as
per clause 207.4 (IRC: 6-2000) whichever produces worst effect.
While checking for one span off condition, live load of IRC Class-A one lane
per two lanes without impact shall be taken into account and this shall not be
considered in conjunction with seismic / wind force. Braking force shall not be
considered.
9.1.2 The design shall cater for renewal / overlaying of wearing coat load of
110 Kg/m2.
9.1.3 Loads from services facilities viz. electrical cable, telephone cable at
100 Kg/m or actual loads whichever is higher on either side of carriageway.
9.1.4 Loads from other utilities and pedestrian loading shall be as per Design
Data.
9.1.5 The Bridge shall be designed for loading as per IRC: 6-2000 while
checking for one span off condition live load of IRC Class A one lane per two
lanes without impact shall be taken into account and this will not be considered
in conjunction with seismic /wind force / Barge Impact. The design of centering
shall be done as per IRC 87-1984. The Bridge shall also be designed for loads
due to service lines as specified in Design Loads.
9.1.6 The design of components shall also be checked for 40 T boggle load.
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9.1.7 The effect of crowding of Vehicles (i.e. placed nose to tall) shall be
considered.
9.2
9.3
Longitudinal Forces
As per the provisions of IRC 6, Cl 214.
9.4
Bouyancy
As per the provisions of IRC 6, Cl 216.
9.5
Construction Loads
The structure shall be designed for the load coming from the launching girder,
beam and winch system, segment delivery trailer etc. Impact of such loads shall
be considered not less than 10% total load.
9.6
Wind Forces:9.6.1 Wind forces shall be considered in the following two ways. The design
shall be governed by the one producing the worst effect.
(i)
(ii)
9.7
Temperature-Range:(i)
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(ii)
temperature across the deck depth as per IRC: 6-2000. For calculation of
thermal forces effect of 'E' value of concrete should be taken as 50% of the
instantaneous value so as to account for effects of creep on thermal strains.
9.8
Soil Properties:
In absence of actual field data the properties of back fill, shall be considered for
design purpose as below:
9.9
(i)
1.8 T/Cum.
(ii)
Saturated Density
2.0 T/Cum.
(iii)
= 30 Degrees, = 20O
iv)
C=0
No.
6) of IRC: 6 -2000, the length shall be considered from top of the pier cap to top
of pilecap/footing.
The seismic coefficient so calculated shall be applied for foundation and
substructure design.
10.
PERMISSIBLE STRESSES:10.1
Allowable stresses for plain and reinforced concrete shall be as per IRC-21 and
for prestressed concrete (post tensioned) as per IRC-18.
10.2
11.
DURABILITY
11.1
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Grade of Concrete
11.1.1
11.1.2
11.1.3
11.1.4
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11.2
For both plain and reinforced concrete, the value given below
regarding minimum cement content and maximum water-cement
ratio shall be as per Clause 302.6 Table No. 5(A) of IRC: 21-2000
11.2.2
11.3
11.3.2
11.3.3
The cover shall be measured from the inner face of the groove for
substructure and superstructure.
11.4
The H.T.S. strands to be used for P.S.C. structures shall be Stress Relieved Low
Relaxation Steel conforming to Class-II of latest IS: 14268.
11.5
12.
For proportioning of the box girder, the sketch given in Annexure-1 of this
CSD volume shall be adopted. Overhangs shall not be more than those shown in the
drawing in Annexure-1.
The entire box shall be a single unit without any construction joint in
longitudinal direction.
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12.2
12.3
Two manholes shall be kept in soffit of every span with arrangement for access
inside the box.
12.4
Calculate the main girder moments, shear forces and torsional moments
as for a single beam.
(ii)
Also add to above, the forces due to the restraint of warping torsion at
the ends.
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
In the absence of rigorous analysis (a) for the torsional moment (b) for
forces due to restraints of warping torsion at ends the design live load
moments and shear force in the longitudinal direction shall be increased
by 20% and transverse reinforcement steel be increased by 5%.
(vii)
While designing the various components like bearings, pedestals etc., the
maximum and minimum reaction as per detailed transverse analysis
shall be considered.
12.5
Drainage
Under no circumstances shall water be allowed to collect in the box girder.
Necessary provisions for draining out water from the box girder shall be met.
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13.
PRESTRESSED CONCRETE
(a)
(b)
All pre-stressed members shall have spare cables laid to the profiles approved by
the Employer. The number of spare cables shall be 5% of the cables required as
per design, subject to a minimum of one cable per girder/web. These cables
shall be permitted to be removed fully or partly after the final stage of prestressing, if they are not required holes shall be grouted. In case of saline
atmosphere these cable holes shall not be grouted but only ends shall be closed
properly.
(b)
The provision for imparting 20% of design pre-stress at a future date shall be
made in the deck and suitable anchorages; bulkheads diaphragms etc. shall be
constructed for the purpose. Arrangement for external pre-stressing shall be got
approved from the Engineer.
(c)
(d)
14.
14.2
14.3
For construction with continuous spans the portion over piers, the key
segments and end segments at expansion joints may be cast in situ; all other
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segments shall be precast. For simply supported spans all the segments shall
preferably be precast.
14.4
14.5
On each web single key or multiple keys shall be provided. These keys
shall be designed to transmit shear forces.
(b)
14.6
Formwork shall be robust and the foundations of the casting and stacking yard
shall be designed to safely support all applied loads without undesirable
deformations or settlements.
14.7
14.8
Bond breaking agents shall be used while casting the segments so that the
segments can be easily separated after casting.
14.9
The joints between adjacent segments shall be treated with appropriate epoxy
formulation to facilitate erection and to fill cavities if any. While applying
epoxy, care shall be taken to see that the epoxy does not block the openings of
the cable ducts.
Epoxy shall be applied on the interfaces of both the segments and the
segments shall be subjected to a pressure of minimum 2 Kg/cm2. This may be
achieved either by using temporary pre-stress or by any other method.
Permanent cables shall be introduced in the duct and after pre-stressing the
required number of cables the temporary pressure can be released.
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14.10
The method of erection of segments shall be such that the desired geometric
profile of the bridge deck is obtained. During erection stage temporary
blockade of one lane of traffic may be allowed with the permission of
Employer.
14.11
The segments shall be checked for stresses during handling and erection.
14.12
14.13
15.
(b)
(c)
Scope for lifting the superstructure for future replacement of bearings shall be
provided for in the design of bearing. The scheme of lifting shall be indicated
on the drawing to be submitted at the time of tendering.
(d)
The contact surface of superstructure shall project beyond the edge of the
bearing plate by a minimum distance of 100 mm at any location.
(e)
Cut / segmental roller bearings shall not be permitted. Use of different metals
setting electrolytic actions inducing corrosion shall not be permitted.
16.
EXPANSION JOINTS:
16.1
Only strip seal joints (for horizontal movement upto 80 mm), modular strip joints
(for horizontal movement beyond 80 mm) shall be permitted, conforming to
modified interim specifications for expansion joints.
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16.2
The expansion joints should generally be spaced at not less than that shown in
Vol III except in case of unavoidable circumstances.
16.3
Uniform type of expansion joint shall be provided for the entire deck.
16.4
17.
17.2
18.
WATER SPOUTS
Water spouts as per MORT&H Type design No.SD/303 shall be provided. However,
the diameter of pipe shall be 150 mm.
Waterspout shall be 150 mm G.I. at approved locations.
19.
WEARING COAT:
A wearing course of 12mm Mastic Asphalt laid on 50mm Bituminous Concrete shall be
provided over the concrete deck. However on approaches a flexible wearing course as
shown in the Employers drawing shall be provided.
20.
ANTICORROSIVE PAINT:
Anti-corrosive protective paint as mentioned below and approved by the Engineer shall
be provided. This paint shall be got tested from the approved laboratory and shall be of
approved quality, color and shade.
The protective coating shall be applied to:
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(a)
(b)
(d)
(ii)
21.
2.
Sleeves, base plate and anchor bolt for fixing electrical poles.
3.
4.
All the material shall be new and conform to latest IS Specification and shall be
procured from approved manufacturer only.
5.
Providing and fixing electrical poles along with complete fixtures and lights of
appropriate lux as per IRC Standards throughout the length of bridge.
6.
The work of landscaping shall be carried out in the all medians, islands,
channelisers and open spaces within the ROW.
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The Contractor shall carry out and complete the said work (including labour, material,
appliances, equipment etc.) under this contract in every respect in conformity with
current rules & regulations of local electricity authority, Indian Standard Institution and
with the directions and to the satisfaction of the Engineer. For more details refer SP- 7.
22.
MISCELLANEOUS:
(i)
(ii)
Lane markings:
Provision of necessary lane markings with thermoplastic paint, reflecting lane studs
etc., on the bridge and ramps.
(iv)
Providing RCC road kerb, service ducts, wearing coat, bearing, expansion joint and
protective coat on bridge as per tender.
(v)
(viii)
Architectural treatment:
Providing architectural treatment/ features as per approved drawings on piers and
abutments in situ concrete along with the respective structural component and as
approved by the Employer during the course of execution.
(ix)
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23.
All other works as detailed in Design Criteria and tender drawings and as
are essential for the entire completion of the works and as directed by the
Engineer.
2)
24.
SPECIAL PROVISIONS:Following provisions shall supersede those provided in relevant clause of IRC / IS Codes.
(i)
All the structural elements of this project shall be designed as per IRC - Working
Stress Method.
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(ii)
For design purpose unit weight of reinforced cement concrete shall be considered
as 2.5 T/m3 and that for pre-stressed concrete as 2.6 T/m3.
(iii)
The distribution reinforcement in deck slab shall be provided as per 0.3 x (LL
moment + DL moment).
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
(vii)
(viii) Pier including pier-cap shall be cast in single pour and without any construction
joint.
25.
LOAD TEST:
25.1
25.2
The Contractor shall have to carry out a load test on one unit of the structure for
the design static loads or their equivalent and in a manner as may be decided by
the Engineer.
25.3
arrangements for such load testing, e.g. the magnitude of the test load, mode
and method of carrying out the test, the application of loads, duration of keeping
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the load, the equipments to be provided and observations to be made during and
after placing the loads in position etc.
(ii)
Make
all
necessary
arrangements
for
observations,
centering,
equipments etc., that may be needed for measuring the settlement, deflections
etc., required for the test, to the entire satisfaction of the Engineer and
(iii)
25.4
After the test, the contractor shall submit a report on the results of the tests. The
Engineer shall then communicate as to whether the test has been satisfactory or not.
Any further tests or reconstruction or strengthening as may be necessary shall be
decided.
25.5
When the tests are declared by the Engineer as having been completed, the contractor
shall remove all loading which might still be on the bridge as well as in the
surroundings.
25.6
Any defect noticed in the structure or any damage done to the bridge at the time of
testing, which affects or is likely to affect the strength of the bridge shall be rectified
by contractor at his own cost by remedial measures or replacement as approved by the
Engineer.
25.7
25.8
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Load
Intensity
for
Testing
Duration of
retention of
test loads
(hours)
Reinforced
concrete
1.0 D +
1.1 L
24
75
Prestressed
concrete
1.0 D +
1.15 L
24
80
Sr.
Type of
No.
Bridge
1
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Maximum
deflection
Min. % recovery
of deflection after
24 hours
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D - Dead load.
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examples. The Contractor should submit along with his tender a note giving his design
approach and construction scheme conforming to the basic requirements which should be
approved by the authorities while awarding the work so as to avoid the possibility of major
changes being required in the design at a later date.
27.4 Drawings and designs shall be in metric units. Calculations shall be neat and clear
and supplemented by full explanatory notes and sketches wherever required. The
drawings of initial submissions and final approval shall be stenciled and in 420mm x
297mm size only. It is entirely the responsibility of the Contractor to submit the design in
good time to enable the Employer to approve them in time. No claims shall be granted on
account of late approval to the design and consequent delay in the execution. Schedule of
reinforcement and rate of reinforcement Per Cum. of Concrete quantity (and also
percentage with respect to gross cross sectional area of the component) should also be
shown on shown on each drawing.
27.5 Nine sets of approved working drawings along with one soft copy in the form of
Compact Disk and four sets of approved design calculations shall then be supplied by the
Contractor which will be formally authenticated by the Engineer (Five copies of
drawings and set of designs calculations for field officers, one set to be returned to the
Contractor and three to the retained by the Employer. These drawings shall be submitted
in plastic folders for each set and calculations in plastic files & bag.
27.6 After completion of each stage of work, three sets of record plans based on the work
as actually executed on site, shall be supplied by the Contractor, to the Engineer.
27.7 Approval to drawings and designs and design calculations by the Employer shall not
in any way relieve the Contractor of his responsibility for the correctness, soundness and
structural stability and safety of the structure.
27.8 The approved drawings and the design calculations of the Bridge shall be the
property of the Employer.
27.9 The Contractors Designer or Consultant shall attend all the design review meetings
conducted by the Employer from time to time, without any extra cost.
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COST BREAKDOWN
Sr. No
1.
Percentage
2%
by the Employer
2.
15%
26%
42%
15%
Note : The variation will be paid / deducted after completion of stage 2 as per the
provisions of clause no. 35, 36 & 37 stated in Vol: I.
No variation is payable / recoverable (the work completed as stated in the contract)
in stages no. 3, 4 & 5
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ANNEXURES
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ANNEXURE 1
MINIMUM DIMENSIONS
t1
200 mm
t2
240 mm
t3
300 mm
t4
200 mm
3000 mm
1500 mm
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ANNEXURE 2
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ANNEXURE 3
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ANNEXURE 4
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ANNEXURE-5
BORE DATA
As stated in VOL : III
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ANNEXURE-6
RIVER PROFILE SHOWING OFL, RTL
As stated in VOL : III
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ANNEXURE-7
CROSS SECTION OF BRIDGE DECK SHOWING
CARRIAGEWAY & FOOTPATH
As stated in VOL : III
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