BOUNDARY WALL REPAIR, OLD SAMPLE ROOM & DRINKING WATER PUMP HOUSE REPAIR & MODIFICATION AT PARADEEP INSTALLATION

The contractor shall supply all required materials (wherever applicable), labour, tools & tackles,

testing instruments, and consumables required for successful completion of the following works. All

works shall be carried out as per relevant IS standards and the instructions of the Engineer-in-Charge

while adhering to all applicable safety regulations.

1. Boundary Wall Repair and Restoration:

The existing boundary wall along the canal side of the BPCL installation has deteriorated over time due

to prolonged exposure to moisture, weathering, and environmental conditions, resulting in damaged

plaster, weakened structural integrity, and an unsightly appearance. Repair of the affected portions

through plaster restoration and strengthening works is essential to maintain the stability, durability, and

effectiveness of the boundary wall.

In addition, the boundary wall shared with the IOCL LPG Terminal has several unauthorized openings

and damaged sections that compromise the security and access control of the installation. These

openings will be permanently closed through brick masonry works, and the damaged portions of the

wall will be repaired and restored to their original condition. The proposed repairs will enhance site

security, prevent unauthorized entry, improve the overall integrity of the facility boundary, and ensure

compliance with safety and operational requirements.

2. Pump House for Raw Water and Drinking Water – Repair and Modification:

The pump house housing the raw water and drinking water pumping systems has significantly

deteriorated due to aging, continuous exposure to weather conditions, and general wear and tear. The

existing structure, including the roofing sheets, has become damaged and requires comprehensive

repair and modification to restore its functional condition.

The proposed work includes repair of damaged brickwork, replastering of deteriorated wall surfaces,

strengthening and restoration of civil structures, replacement of damaged roofing sheets, and

necessary modifications to improve accessibility and maintenance. These activities are essential to

protect critical pumping equipment from adverse environmental conditions, ensure uninterrupted

operation of the raw water and drinking water supply systems, improve workplace safety, and enhance

the service life of the facility. The refurbishment will also improve the reliability and maintainability of

the water distribution infrastructure while preventing further structural degradation.

3. Old Sample Room Repair and Modification for Storage Facility:

The old sample room has remained unused for a considerable period and has deteriorated due

to aging, weathering, and lack of maintenance. The existing brick masonry walls and plastered surfaces

have developed damages, making the structure unsuitable for effective utilization in its present

It is proposed to repair and refurbish the building through restoration of damaged brickwork,

replastering of walls, repair of flooring, doors, windows, and other associated civil works to make the

facility suitable for storage purposes. Upon completion, the renovated room will be utilized for storing

foam concentrate drums and various additive barrels in a safe, secure, and organized manner. The

proposed repair and modification will improve housekeeping standards, protect valuable materials

from weather exposure, optimize utilization of existing infrastructure, and enhance operational

preparedness by providing a dedicated storage facility without the need for constructing a new building.

4. General Requirements

• The contractor shall arrange all necessary manpower, tools, tackles, lifting equipment,

scaffolding, consumables, and PPE required for execution of the work.

• Necessary shutdowns shall be coordinated with the Engineer-in-Charge.

• All dismantled scrap materials shall be handed over to BPCL unless otherwise instructed.

• The contractor shall conduct insulation resistance, continuity, functional, and operational

tests wherever applicable and submit test reports.

• The work area shall be restored to its original condition after completion of the job.

• The contractor shall comply with BPCL safety procedures, permit-to-work system, statutory

regulations, and housekeeping requirements throughout the execution of the work.

SL NO. Item Description Length Bredth Height NOS UNIT RATE AMOUNT

Reference QUANTITY

1 9018853 PLASTER WORK

BOUNDRIES WALL 30 0.8 4

BOUNDRIES WALL GAP 82.5 2.25

OLD SAMPLE ROOM INDOOR 3.5 0.5 2

SAMPLE ROOM OUTDOOR REPAIR 11.5 4.2 2

SAMPLE ROOM BORDER 5.6 2 7

STEP SLOP 1.5 0.7 2

PUMP HOUSE REPAIR 2.5 3

TOTAL 943.065 M2

2 9018820 BRICK WORK

BOUNDRIES WALL GAP 82.5 2.25 0.12

PUMP HOUSE OUTDOOR 1.2 3.5 0.25

OUTDOOR HEIGHT INCREASE 7 0.6 0.25

PUMP HOUSE INDOOR 4 2.5 0.25

UPVC PIPE FOUNDTION 0.3 0.1 0.25 25

TOTAL 27.4525 M3

3 9018942 EXTERIOR WEATHER PAINT 2COATS

BOUNDRIES WALL 30 0.8 4

BOUNDRIES WALL GAP 82.5 2.25

OLD SAMPLE ROOM INDOOR 3.5 0.5 2

SAMPLE ROOM OUTDOOR REPAIR 11.5 4.2 2

SAMPLE ROOM BORDER 5.6 2 7

STEP SLOP 1.5 0.7 2

PUMP HOUSE REPAIR 2.5 3

SAMPLE ROOM ROOF 12.2 8.2

TOTAL 1043.105 M2

SAMPLE ROOM INDOOR COLOUR

PRIMER 3.5 11 2

WINDOE & DOOR (-)

GRAND TOTAL 310.9 M2

Total 1354.005 M2

4 9018955 SAMPLE ROOM INDOOR COLOUR FINAL 3.5 11 2

WINDOE & DOOR (-)

GRAND TOTAL 310.9 M2

5 9018708 LIGHTPOLE PRIMER 15 15 EA

6 9018711 LIGHTPOLE FINAL 15 15 EA

7 DISMANTLING WORK BRICK

OLD SAMPLE ROOM ALUMINIUM

8 9018870 DISMANTELING 8 3 24 M2

9 9018860 PCC DISMANTLING 14.5 1.2 0.1 2

10 9018776 AREA DEVLOP PCC