CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION OF YAVATMAL MUSEUM FOR FREEDOM FIGHTERS, YAVATMAL DIST. YAVATMAL

Providing and laying cast in situ 1:2:4 Lime Concrete of trap/ granite/ quartzite/ gneiss metal for foundation and bedding as per detailed specifications and drawings or as directed including bailing out water, centring, formwork, laying/pumping, compacting, roughening them if special finish is to be provided, finishing if required with fine aggregate, preparing the lime mortar in lime miller and then mixing with coursed aggregate in drum mixer as per specifications including bailing out water, watering etc. complete.

Providing 12 mm. thick Rough Cast Lime Plaster in single coat in lime mortar 1½:1 in superstructure, as per detailed specifications and drawings or as directed including all joints in masonry and brick work are to be racked out to a depth of at least 20 mm. and the wall to be washed with fresh water and thoroughly wetted for six hours before plastering, the plaster to be applied in an even and uniform coat well pressed in to the joints and to be well beaten for 1½ days with hand tappers, the plaster should also be well sprinkle during the proses of beating with a mixture of 1.10 kg jaggary and 640 gram pulp of wood apple (Belfruit) in 90 to 135 litre of water, the plaster being wetted occasionally with fresh water while the beating is in progress, all exposed angles and junctions with door frame to be carefully finished, all mouldings shall be worked true to template and drawn neat, clean and level, soffits of arches must true arch of circle, preparing the lime mortar in lime miller with 1.60 kg Gugal (a kind of fragrant gum) and 960 gram chopped hemp (fibre of bhendi or tag ) per cubic metre of lime mortar as a bonding material, of lime as a bonding material, scaffolding, watering and all work when handed over to be perfectly clean and free from all mortar stains etc. complete.

Providing 10 mm. thick Rough Cast Lime Plaster in single coat in lime mortar 1½:1 in superstructure, as per detailed specifications and drawings or as directed including all joints in masonry and brick work are to be racked out to a depth of at least 20 mm. and the wall to be washed with fresh water and thoroughly wetted for six hours before plastering, the plaster to be applied in an even and uniform coat well pressed in to the joints and to be well beaten for 1½ days with hand tappers, the plaster should also be well sprinkle during the proses of beating with a mixture of 1.10 kg jaggary and 640 gram pulp of wood apple (Belfruit) in 90 to 135 litre of water, the plaster being wetted occasionally with fresh water while the beating is in progress, all exposed angles and junctions with door frame to be carefully finished, all mouldings shall be worked true to template and drawn neat, clean and level, soffits of arches must true arch of circle, preparing the lime mortar in lime miller with 1.60 kg Gugal (a kind of fragrant gum) and 960 gram chopped hemp (fibre of bhendi or tag ) per cubic metre of lime mortar as a bonding material, of lime as a bonding material, scaffolding, watering and all work when handed over to be perfectly clean and free from all mortar stains etc. complete.

Providing Fine Coat Of Lime over rough cast plaster in superstructure, as per detailed specifications and drawings or as directed including the finishing coat is to be applied over rough cast plaster and well-polished with trowel, preparing the lime mortar, scaffolding and watering complete.

Providing Lime Pointing to brick work in lime mortar 1:1 in superstructure, as per detailed specifications and drawings or as directed including all face or visible work shall be pointed, unless otherwise specified and shall be done while the mortar is fresh, the mortar shall consists of lime and fine sand shall not be ground fine but sand should be finer, the joints of the pointed work shall be neatly defined by the pointing, the lines shall be regular and uniform in breadth and the joints shall be raised or flat as may directed, preparing the lime mortar with 640 gram pulp of wood apple (Belfruit) per cubic metre of lime mortar as a bonding material, scaffolding, watering and all work when handed over to be perfectly clean and free from all mortar stains etc. complete.

Providing Lime Pointing to stone work in lime mortar 1:1 in superstructure, as per detailed specifications and drawings or as directed including all face or visible work shall be pointed, unless otherwise specified and shall be done while the mortar is fresh, the mortar shall consists of lime and fine sand shall not be ground fine but sand should be finer, the joints of the pointed work shall be neatly defined by the pointing, the lines shall be regular and uniform in breadth and the joints shall be raised or flat as may directed, preparing the lime mortar with 640 gram pulp of wood apple (Belfruit) per cubic metre of lime mortar as a bonding material, scaffolding, watering and all work when handed over to be perfectly clean and free from all mortar stains etc. complete

Providing and laying cast in situ 1:1:4 Lime Concrete of broken brick metal for coping or waterproofing as per detailed specifications and drawings or as directed including centring, formwork, laying/pumping, compacting, roughening them if special finish is to be provided, finishing if required, with fine aggregate, preparing the lime mortar in lime miller and then mixing with coursed aggregate or surkhi in drum mixer, the concrete must be bitten for two days with pouring water as per specifications, scaffolding, watering and all concrete work when handed over to be perfectly clean and free from all mortar stains, etc. complete

Providing and fixing Teak Wood Panelled Door First Class (1.20 m. x 2.10 m.) with frame 100 mm. x 125 mm section and fully panelled shutters double leaf as per detailed specifications and drawings or as directed including the best quality and well-seasoned Moulmein teak, to be properly framed and mortised together, the head and stills being provided with horns 15 cm long, all parts set in masonry to be well coated with boiling coal tar, the styles, top, bottom, lock and frieze rails 38 mm (1½″) thick with fitted moulding or as specified, the panels 32 mm (1¼″) thick to be raised, feather-tongued in to styles and rails with beaded edges on both sides, each leaf to be hung with 3 brass butt hinges 125 mm. with brass screws, furnished with pair of aldrops 16mm. diameter & 300 mm. length, pair of patent handles 150 mm., pair of tower bolts 10 mm. dia. & 250 mm. length, tower bolt 10 mm. dia. & 200 mm. length, and pair of hooks & eyes 200 mm. all of brass etc. complete.

Providing and fixing First Class Teak Wood Glazed Window (0.85 m. x 1.95 m.) with frame 87.5 mm. x 100 mm section and fully glazed shutters double leaf as per detailed specifications and drawings or as directed including the best quality and well-seasoned Moulmein teak, to be properly framed and mortised together, the head and stills being provided with horns 15 cm long, all parts set in masonry to be well coated with boiling coal tar, the styles and rails 38 mm (1½″) thick to be moulded on one side and rebated 12.5 mm. (½″) on the other side to receive the glass, sash bars 38 mm (1½″) thick to be moulded and mitred on one side and rebated 12.5 mm. (½″) on the other side to receive the glass, each glass panel 27.5 cm. x 24 cm.(11″ x 9½″) to be cut to fit the rebates truly and to be secured with iron springs and putty, each leaf to be hung with 2 Hinges iron oxidised 100 mm . with brass screws, handle 100 mm., pair of tower bolts 10 mm. dia. & 300 mm. length, tower bolt 10 mm. dia. & 150 mm. length, and pair of Stainless steel hooks and eyes 200 mm. all of brass etc. complete.

Providing Brick Masonry First Class in superstructure of first quality bricks of size 25 x 15x 5 cm in lime mortar 1:1½, as per detailed specifications and drawings or as directed including the bricks to be of uniform size, moulded on tables, thoroughly well burnt and sound, ringing clearly when stuck with trowel, the bricks to be soaked in water for 12 hours before used, the bricks are to be laid flush in mortar in such bond as directed, as far as possible, bricks of uniform colour are to be selected for the face work when it is not to be plastered, the joints are not to exceed 9.5 mm. (⅜″), no bats or half brick to be used in the work, racking out joints where pointing or plastering to be done, striking joints where no pointing or plastering is to be done, preparing the lime mortar in lime miller, scaffolding, watering and all masonry work when handed over to be perfectly clean and free from all mortar stains etc. complete.