SUPPLY INSTALLATION OF 05 NOS. RETRO REFLECTIVE BOARD IN DISTRICT AMETHI FOR DRDA AMETHI U.P.

Earth work in excavation by mechanical means (Hydraulic excavator)/ manual means in foundation trenches or drains (not exceeding 1.5 m in width as well as 10 sqm on plan) including dressing of sides and ramming of bottom, and lift upto 1.5 m, as directed by Engineer-incharge.All kinds of soil. DSR(2.8.1)

Concrete with 4cm gauge stone ballast, C sand & cement 1:3:6 in base concrete of foundation as per 4.1.6

Centering and shuttering including strutting, propping etc. and removal of form for Foundations, footings, bases of columns, etc. for mass

RCC work in foundation with cement c sand 7 20MM STONE GRIT 1:1:5:3 INCL ALL LABOUR & MATERIAL 5.2.2

M.S Iron work in plain work in reinforced cement concrete complete thermo mechanically treated bars of grade Fe 500D or more 5.22.6

Steel Work in Built up Tubular (round 0r rectangular Hollow tubes Etc)including cuttting,hoisting ,fixing,in position and applying priming coat of approved steel primer including welding and bolted with special shaped washer etc complete, 10.16.1

Add cartage of structure from workshop to site cmplete item

Crane charges for installation of post with driver for vertical post.

Add cost of one coat of steel primer & 2coat of synethic emael pain 641+642

Supply and erection of retro reflective signage board having 2mm thick aluminium sheet as sign substrate face fully covered with M3 scotchilte Diamond grade DG3 retro reflective prismatic grade sheeting all letters legends and written matter will be computer cut using 3M Scotchilte Electro cut overlay filmy and processed with CAS system as per process recommended by origional retro reflective sheeting manufacture, A 40X40X4mm MS angle iron all around back support frame will be provided to hold sign with overhead gantry/cantilever structure.The rear of sign board including back support frame will be dully painted with one coat of aluminium/MS primer and one or more coat of synthetic enamel paint.

Charges for photographs at site