Bill of Quantities and General Conditions for Rehabilitation Work

This article provides information on the bill of quantities and general conditions for rehabilitation work, including details on groundworks, concrete, formwork, reinforcement, structural timber, and more. It also outlines the various conditions and requirements that contractors must adhere to when performing this type of work.

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Groundworks
stabilization of the ground Cl. 3.3.2 j
Taking the measurement of the site
excavation Cl. 5.1
foundation work Cl. section f
load test Cl. section g
Concrete, formwork and
reinforcement
preparation of appropriate concrete mix Cl. 10.2
Suitable bending of the reinforcement
bars Cl. section j
applicable cutting of the bars Cl. 11.2.3.2 (d)
Structural timber
inspection of the quality of the timber Cl. 8.2
making the frame of the doors and
windows Cl. .4 - V
joining the timber edges warily Cl. 8.2.1
creating the frame work for insulation Cl. 13.3 e

Bill of quantities
Basically in QS bill of quantities are the information of work, dimension, work among other information
which are needed for the erection of a building by the contract.
The major design of a work basically the rehabilitation is managed on
documentation survey, tests and investigations as done by the described
work. These described may include the following;
i. Disassembling as well as devolution of walls partitions, reinforced
concrete slabs on the ground having assistant flooring, spoiled
flooring on slabs which are very stable, this will actually knock off
ceramic tiles and damaged mortar.
ii. Concreting, Excavations and insulating operates for work of
construction of groundwork walls, lightingshafts and columns.
iii. Construction of fresh slabs of protected concrete on the foundation auxiliary groundwork
walls and column.
iv. Building of new wall partition as a substitute of the disinterested
ones also basement walls having lighting shafts
v. Putting of a new finishing and flooring of walls and ceilings in the
la-di-da parts of the building,
vi. Substitution of old sanitary components with new ones on the
ground with new ones of a toilet for physically challenged
individual persons,
vii. Substitution of damaged door and windows in the underground
room and some parts of the floor of the ground.

viii. Substitution of derelict steel staircase amid the ground floor and
basement.
ix. Substitution of components of electrical installation in rooms where
the walls are destroyed and then reconstructed,
x. Painting and dissembling of painting and radiators of crucial
reassembling of radiators and heating pipelines on some part of
the groundwork.
Several additional works defined in detail in the Bill of Quantities
All the operations are described in the information in the Bill of Quantities therefore the key design of
rehabilitation.
GENERAL CONDITIONS AND WORK EXECUTION CONDITIONS
• In all the operations which should be done it should be accepted that the temporary worker has
included within the unit cost of the estimated charge of amounts all required preliminary and finishing
work, any surpluses and unexpected work that might need to be performed to guarantee tall quality of
performed work and the completion of the task agreeing to standing directions, standards and
guidelines.
•The temporary worker should be committed to induce familiarized in a convenient and nitty gritty way
with the building, required work and the Bill of Amounts based on which the contracted work should be
performed and to inquire the contracting specialist in an opportune way for all and any clarifications
with respect to insulant indicated things on the Charge of Quantities.
• The temporary worker might be committed to perform contracted work in a way and inside the due
dates indicated within the contract, directions and rules of the calling.
• The temporary worker should be considered competent and experienced which the examination of
the building has given him with an exact gauge of the scope and sort of work that must be performed in
arrange to hand over the building to the client in a completely utilitarian state in terms of fundamental
restoration work.

• The temporary worker might moreover be committed to perform all and any unexpected work. The
cost built up within the add up to sum should not be changed due to surpluses or deficiencies or
unexpected work of any kind.
• The ‘turnkey’ arrangement within the contract and other comparable phrases should involve that the
cost should too incorporate the esteem of all unexpected work and excess work which the contracted
cost should not be influenced by any deficiency of work.
• All work must be completely completed and the building should be given over ready-to-use; this
should be considered as included within the contracted cost.
• Whole work must be performed professionally and absolutely. Earlier to utilize all materials should be
checked and affirmed for utilize by the Boss, and all and any complaints and orders the Boss should have
in see of the quality of work or materials might be official for the Temporary worker.
• It might be considered that the Temporary worker, after having familiarized himself with the territory
and building in address, has included within the cost all conceivable uncommon conditions and
circumstances beneath which the work in address might be performed in compliance with the
specialized directions for the execution of any sort of work.