Water Supply Works Tenders

cushion of 1.10mtr. from the top of pipe line including making interconnection with distribution pipes etc. all complete as per drawing direction and satisfaction of the E.I.C. N.B. i) Manufacturer’s test certificate for UPVC pipe & specials to be produced before laying of pipe line. ii) 3rd party inspection of UPVC pipe & specials to be done by CEPET or (India) SGS/NTH Kolkata or as per direction of EIC as per approved vender list. iii)No part payment at any stage on account of supply of materials shall be entertained. iv)Payment will be made on actual consumption of materials. v)UPVC pipes for the works to be supplied as per approved vendor list and as per direction & satisfaction of EIC. No pipes will be allowed beyond recommendated vendor list. vi)Submission of drawing of pipe line with statement of materials consumed between node to node points against each R.A. & final bill.if so. vii) Any deviation from required clear cover of 1.10mtr.due to site adverse condition, prior permission is to be obtained from EIC and payment for such work will be made on prorate basis over the rate of entire item. viii)All pipe connection shall be completed in all respect and as per directionof EIC. Decision of EIC in this respect is final & binding. In case of any deviation/or any left out pipe connections an amount of Rs.10,000.00 for each pipe connection will be realized/recovered from the bill. (A) Pressure Rating : Class - III (ii) Laying of pipe line including cost of pipe & fittings/specials but excluding cost of valves.

Excavation of trenches manually or machanically in soil mixed with Moorum/shinle/kankar for pipe line with lift 1.5m lead upto 50m including filling bacjk watering and ramming of excavation earth in to the trenches and removeal and disposal of surplus earth within a distance of 50m from center of the excavated Trenches

Maintenance and laying water pipeline at mandi yard Biaora

100.47.1.1:Leak rectification work in 32mm uPVC (Class 2 to 6) pipeline including detecting and locating leak, earthwork excavation in all kinds of soil for exposing leak portion of the pipe including tar cutting / concrete cutting, cutting the pipe diametrically perpendicular to the axis of pipeline without causing any damages to the remaining portion, dismantling and lifting the pipe from trenches, smoothening the cut ends, conveying the new pipe to the site, cutting and lowering new pipe into the trenches, placing in position, aligning the pipe to line and level and jointing the new pipe with the existing pipe with solvent cement or any available joint and testing the pipeline by operating the valves concerned, and rectifying the defects if noticed and without causing any damages to the existing utilities and refilling the trenches using excavated earth in layers not exceeding 20cm depth including consolidating each layers by ramming, watering, charges for removing surplus soil from work site, including hire for tools and plant, conveyance of tools and materials, bailing out water, providing caution boards, lighting, watching, ribbon fencing, traffic controlling etc., complete as per the direction of Departmental officers including the cost of pipe and uPVC specials; uPVC Pipes and specials shall be of good quality and conforming to relevant standards: All Socketed Jointing.

Supply, laying, jointing & testing 3-layer PP-R (Polypropylene random copolymer) concealed pipes, 63 mm outer dia, SDR 7.4 (PN16) UV stabilized and antimicrobial fusion welded having thermal stability for hot & cold water supply including all PP-R plain & brass threaded polypropylene random fittings such as bends, elbow. tee, socket, reducers, unions laid in trenches or in floors etc as required at site complete all as specified and directed.

Laying & jointing in trenches 4.00 kg.F/ cm2 working pressure polythiene pipes high density conforming to IS:4984-1995 (PE - 80 grade) PN-4 omplete with special flange compression type fittings. (Earth work in trenches to be measured & paid for separately) within all leads & lifts as per the directions and satisfactions of the Engieer-in-Charge.