CWC Sor 2012

Chairman
Central Water Commision &

Ex - Officio Secretary
to the Government of India
FOREWORD
Hydrological observations, Flood forecasting on important rivers in the country, Surveys and investigation of
Water Resources Projects, etc, are the important eld activities being carried out by the Central Water
Commission since long. CWC is also engaged in construction of buildings for o ce and operations, etc. Apart
from these, CWC is also organizing Exhibitions at dierent places for information, education and communication
activities of the Union Ministry of Water Resources.
Since the eld o ces of CWC are functioning on the pattern of Central Public Works Department, they have
been using CPWD or local PWD schedule of rates for their work. However, many activities of CWC are entirely
dierent from those of CPWD. Hence, there was need for CWC to have its own Schedule of Rates for items not
covered in PWD schedule. Accordingly, a Committee headed by Chief Engineer (YBO) was constituted for
preparation of CWCs Schedule of Rates in September, 2011 and the Committee has nally prepared the SOR
in January, 2012.
I place on record the admiring leadership and farsighted vision of Shri S.P. Kakran, Member (River Management),
Central Water Commission for providing guidance to the Committee in bringing out CWCs Schedule of Rates
for items not included in PWD schedules, for the rst time in history of CWC. I am sure the present document
will be found very useful by the eld o ces of Central Water Commission.
New Delhi (R. C. Jha)
March, 2012
Member (RM)
Central Water Commision &
Ex- Officio Additional Secretary
to the Government of India
PREFACE
Since the eld o ces of Central Water Commission are functioning on the pattern of Central Public Works De-
partment (CPWD), the eld o ces hitherto refer to CPWD Works Manual for their activities. For preparation of
technical estimates, local Schedule of Rates of CPWD and State PWD or other agencies are adopted by the eld
o ces of CWC. However, di culties are faced by the eld o ces as many items do not feature in PWD Sched-
ule of Rates. This requires Analysis of Rates for such items as are used by CWC o ces but are not a part of
Schedule of Rates of CPWD / State PWDs. In this publication, an attempt has been made to prepare Schedule
of Rates for many such items.
I place on record the outstanding eorts made by the Committee headed by the Chief Engineer, Yamuna Basin
Organization, Central Water Commission, New Delhi, in bringing out CWCs Schedule of Rates in the shortest
possible time. I am sure that the present document will be quite helpful in preparation of realistic estimates by
the eld o ces of CWC. I hope, the regional organizations of CWC would nd CWCs Schedule of Rates-2012
very handy to streamline the eld activities in a very systematic manner.
New Delhi (S. P. Kakran)
March, 2012
Chief Engineer
Yamuna Basin Organization
Central Water Commision
New Delhi
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Schedule of Rates plays a very important role in preparation of estimates and ascertaining reasonability of
quoted rates for works to be undertaken by any Department / Agency. Central Water Commission has been
using Schedule of Rates of CPWD and the State Governments for preparation of its estimates. However, CWCs
work involves procurement of goods or services which are not included in the Schedules of Rates by Central or
State PWDs. Therefore, there has been a continued need for having CWCs own Schedule of Rates. Accordingly,
Member(RM), CWC constituted a Committee headed by Chief Engineer (YBO), CWC to prepare a Schedule of
Rates for items pertaining to CWC.
The Committee identied various items of works often required by the eld o ces of CWC but not included in
PWD Schedules, and worked for analysis of rates for such items. The Committee held four meetings and nal-
ized this Schedule of Rates of CWC.
The present document is the outcome of valuable guidance of Shri S.P. Kakran, Member (RM), CWC. I acknowl-
edge with thanks the signicant contributions of Shri C. Lal, Director (FMP), Shri A.K. Kharya, Director (Climate
Change), Shri Aditya Sharma, SE ( P. C.), Shri D. P. Mathuria, Director (RMCD), Shri Virendra Shrama, SE (C), YBO,
Shri N.K. Manglik, SE (HOC), Noida, Shri Bhupesh Kumar, SE (I.C.), Gangtok, Shri Amit Kumar Jha, Executive En-
gineer (P&I Division) and Shri I.S. Yadav, Accounts O cer,CWC in preparation of this document in such a short
time.
New Delhi (M. K. Sinha)
March, 2012
INDEX
SECTION PARTICULARS PAGE
1.0 GENERAL 1-2
2.0 BASIC RATES
2.1 Labour 3
2.2 Materials 4-5
2.3 Equipment and Instruments
2.3.1 Hydrological Observations
2.3.2 Water Quality
2.3.3 Survey and Investigation
2.3.4 O ce Furnishing
2.3.5 Computers hardware and Software
2.3.6 Computers consumables
6
7-8
9-10
11-14
15-16
17
2.4 Unit rates for consultancy services for specialized studies 18
3.0 SCHEDULE OF RATES
3.1 Hydrological Observation 19-22
3.2 Topographic Survey 23-24
3.3 Geotechnical Investigations 25-27
3.4
Specialized studies
3.4.1 DPR Studies 28-33
3.4.2 Detailed design and drawing for construction/ implementa
tion of water resources development 34-35
3.5 Mass Awareness Activities 36-41
3.6 Miscellaneous Works 42
3.7 Transport tari of ITDC 43-44
4.0 SCHEDULE OF CSMRS FOR LABORATORY TESTS
4.1 Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering Tests 45-46
4.2 Soil Dynamics Tests 47
4.3 Rockll Material Tests 47
4.4 Tests for Geosynthetics Material 47
4.5 Test for Concrete 47-48
4.6 Rock Mechanics Tests 49
4.7 Tests for Concrete Chemistry 50-51
5.0 MODEL LIST OF T&P
5.1 For Gauge site 52
5.2 For Gauge and Discharge site 53
SECTION PARTICULARS PAGE
5.3 For Gauge, Discharge and Water Quality site 54-55
5.4 For Gauge, Discharge, Silt and Water Quality site 56-57
6.0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF HIGH VALUE EQUIPMENT
6.1 Hydro-meteorological Sensors 58-61
6.2 High Value Survey Instruments 62-67
Appendix-I Delegation of Work Powers to CWC Officers 68-69
Appendix-II Financial Powers delegated to CWC Officers 70-82
Appendix-III Additional Information & Subsequent Changes 83
GENERAL
CWC Scheuule of Rates Page
1.0 GENERAL
The Central Water Commission (CWC) has come a long way since its creation in 1945 in its march towards
achievement of the goal of furthering and promoting measures for control, conservation and utilization of
water resources throughout the country in the areas of benecial uses, irrigation and hydro-power generation,
ood management and river conservation. As a national apex engineering organization in the eld of water
resources development, the CWC with its vast experience gained in its strides toward progress in more than six
decades, has developed considerable technological know-how in planning, investigation, management and
design of water resources development schemes and made valuable contribution in the countrys remarkable
progress in the eld, besides sharing the expertise with the developing nations of the world.
The CWC being associated with every phase of water resources development has to carry out challenging
activities of considerable magnitude and density both in the technical and organizational elds. For this
purpose, there are thirteen regional organizations of CWC working at Bangalore, Bhopal, Bhubaneswar,
Chandigarh, Coimbatore, Delhi, Gandhinagar, Hyderabad, Lucknow, Nagpur, Patna, Shillong and Silliguri, each
headed by a Chief Engineer. The Regional Chief Engineer, assisted by Directors/Superintending Engineers and
Executive Engineers are entrusted with hydrological data collection and ood forecasting besides surveys,
investigation and preparation of Detailed Feasibility Reports of complex river valley projects in the country. In
addition, Director (Procurement and Construction Planning) under Chief Engineer (CMO), Director (River Data
Compilation) under Chief Engineer (Planning and Development) and Director (Software Management) under
Chief Engineer (Dam Safety) are assigned with procurement of specialized equipment, computers and other
o ce furnishing items.
As the o cers of CWC are functioning on the pattern of Central Public Works Department, these o cers were
hitherto referring to CPWD Works Manual for their day to day activities. The CWC has formally adopted CPWD
Works Manual vide CWC O ce Order No. 4/2/2009-O&M/390-396 dated 3
rd
August, 2010 (Appendix-I).
Thereafter, CWC o cers have been delegated nancial powers equivalent to their counterparts in Central
Public Works Department (CPWD) as given in Appendix-II.
According to CPWD Works Manual, except repairs and maintenance activities, no new (original) works shall be
commenced until (i) administrative approval has been obtained from the appropriate authority, (ii) sanction to
incur the expenditure has been obtained from the competent authority, (iii) a properly detailed design has
been sanctioned, (iv) estimates containing the detailed specications and quantities of various items have
been prepared on the basis of the Schedule of Rates (maintained by CPWD or other Public Works Organizations)
and sanctioned by the appropriate authority, (v) funds (budget) to cover the cost during the year have been
provided by the competent authority, (vi) tenders invited and processed in accordance with rules, and (vii) a
Work Order issued.
1.0 GENERAL
In case of new works entrusted with Central Water Commission, administrative approval and expenditure
sanction are issued by the Ministry of Water Resources in consultation with Ministry of Finance, for which plan
proposals are appraised by Expenditure Finance Committee (EFC). The powers for preparation of detailed
estimates and their technical sanction have been delegated to the above eld o cers of Central Water
Commission.
Though CWC has adopted CPWD Works Manual for carrying out eld works and nancial powers delegated to
CPWD o cers are being used in CWC to award the works, many works in CWC are of a dierent nature from
those of CPWD. As such, preparation of detailed estimates in Central water Commission remains a grey area as
most of the work items required in the eld o ces of CWC do not feature in the Schedule of Rates being
followed by CPWD. In absence of approved Schedule of Rates by Central Water Commission, the detailed
estimates are generally not found technically sound and lead to ambiguity while preparing comparative
statements and reasonability statements for award of works through competitive bidding. Since the Schedule
of Rates serve as a guide in settling rates in connection with contract agreements, a Schedule of Rates for each
kind of work should be maintained up to date in the Department.
In order to overcome this problem, a Committee under the Chairmanship of Chief Engineer, Yamuna Basin
Organization, Central Water Commission, New Delhi was set up with approval of Member (River Management)
to compile/prepare the CWCs Schedule of Rates with the following composition.
1. Chief Engineer (YBO), CWC, New Delhi - Chairman
2. Director (FMP), CWC, New Delhi - Member
3. Director (Climate Change), CWC, New Delhi - Member
4. Director (PCP), CWC, New Delhi - Member
5. Director (RMCD), CWC, New Delhi - Member
6. Director (RDC), CWC, New Delhi - Member
7. Superintending Engineer, HOC, Maithon, Bihar - Member
8. Accounts O cer, CWC, New Delhi - Member
9. Superintending Engineer, Planning Circle, Faridabad - Member Secretary
The Committee held four meetings and deliberated upon the scope of work under various Terms of Reference
and after detailed discussions on various issues/ items involved, arrived at the decisions which are concluded
in the form of this document.
To work out the schedule of rates, the Committee examined many estimates prepared in the recent past in the
eld o ces of CWC and utilized the rates analyzed by them in this document.
This Schedule of Rates-2012 of Central Water Commission has been prepared taking into account the price
index as on 1 January 2012; and it will be used from the next nancial year (2012-13) for the works likely to be
undertaken in XII Plan period with due adjustment with respect to ination rate in the subsequent years, based
on the price indices as on 1 January of 2013, 2014, 2015 and so on. This SOR may, however, need a comprehensive review
at the end of XII Plan period, to match with the new innovations and state of art technology in the water sector.
BASIC RATES
2.0 BASIC RATES
2.1 Labour
Code No. Description Unit Daily Rate (Rs.)
(1) (2) (3) (4)
I Unskilled Worker :
1 Beldar Day 247.00
2 Bar bender Day 247.00
3 Coolie Day 247.00
4 Helper Day 247.00
5 Multi Tasking Unskilled Worker Day 247.00
6 Watch & Ward Personnel Day 247.00
7 Waterman Day 247.00
II Semi-Skilled Worker:
8 Mate Day 260.00
9 Multi Tasking Worker Day 260.00
10 Carpenter (2
nd
class) Day 273.00
11 Painter Day 273.00
12 Work Assistant Day 273.00
III Skilled Worker:
13 Mason Day 287.00
14 Motor Vehicle Driver Day 301.00
15 O.B. Engine Driver Day 301.00
IV Highly Skilled Worker:
16 Compressor Operator Day 327.00
17 Data Entry Operator Day 327.00
18 Electrician Day 327.00
19 Foreman Day 327.00
20 Jackhammer Operator/Blaster Day 327.00
21 Mechanic Day 327.00
22 Work Supervisor/Surveyor Day 327.00
23 Store Keeper Day 327.00
Notes:
1. These rates are as per minimum wages issued by Govt. of Delhi w. e. f. 1.4.2011.
2. After six days, the worker is entitled for one day paid rest.
2.0 BASIC RATES
2.2 Material
Code No. Description Unit Rate in Rs.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
101 Aluminium T or L sections Kg 220.00
102 Aluminium T channel 1 mm thick (heavy duty)
with rollers and stop end m 45.00
103 Anticorrosive Bitumastic Paint Litre 110.00
104 Binding Wire Kg 53.00
105 Black Japan Paint Litre 180.00
106 Chromo Paper Kg 40.00
107 Cloth for Banner : Latha Cloth Sq m 25.00
108 Cloth for Banner : Polyester Cloth m 150.00
109 Dao with handle Each 200.00
110 Diesel Litre 45.82*
111 Adhesive Kg 250.00
112 Flat pressed 3 layer and graded particle board
(medium density) Grade 1 conforming to IS : 3087
- 18 mm thick Sq m 390.00
113 Gelatin Kg 56.43
114 Grease Kg 250.00
115 ISMB 200/100 Quintal 5900.00
116 ISMC 100x40, 6 mm thick & 2 m long Kg 42.50
117 Kerosene Oil Litre 18.50
118 Kraft Paper Kg 38.00
119 Maplitho Paper Kg 45.00
120 Mild Steel pipe 40 mm diameter m 280.00
121 Nails Kg 52.00
122 Nylon Rope- 20 mm diameter m 10.00
123 Ordinary Detonator Each 15.76
124 Petrol Litre 69.08*
125 Plaster of Paris Kg 4.00
126 Poly Carbonate Sheet Sq m 755.00
127 Portland Cement 50 kg bag 290.00
128 Primer (for Wood) Litre 85.00
129 Resin Bonded Fibre Glass Wool Kg 300.00
130 Putty for Steel Work Kg 110.00
131 Putty for Wood Work Kg 30.00
132 Red oxide Primer Litre 68.00
133 Sand: Fine sand (zone IV) Cum 640.00
134 Sand : Coarse sand (zone III) Cum 1120.00
2.0 BASIC RATES
(1) (2) (3) (4)
135 Seasoned Sal Wood Cum 39172.00
136 Stainless Steel Screws of dierent sizes-100 no. Packet 200.00
137 Steel Sheet Quintal 6000.00
138 Steel Tape 30m long Each 240.00
139 Stone Aggregate (single size) : 10 mm nominal
size Cum 1050.00
size Cum 1050.00
size Cum 950.00
142 Structural Steel: Tees, Angles, Channels and R.S.
Joists Quintal 4250.00
143 Synthetic Enamel Paint, having VOC (Volatile
Organic Compound) content less than 150 gm/
ltr. Litre 180.00
144 Twisted Steel/Deformed Bars Quintal 4500.00
145 Welding by Gas/Electric Plant Cm 1.50
146 Wire Nails/Screws Kg 50.00
147 20 mm diameter Tie Rod Quintal 5000.00
148 25mm diameter G.I. Pipe m 134.00
149 2
nd
Class Kali Wood in Plank Cum 25000.00
150 3 mm Thick Translucent White Acrylic Plastic
Sheet Sq m
570.00
Notes:
1. These rates are based on the prevailing market rates of materials in Delhi as on 1.1.2012.
2. These rates do not include over heads and carriage but include octroi, royalty, sales tax.
3. The rates of POL are subject to change as per Government approval.
2.0 BASIC RATES
2.3.1 Hydrological observation
(1) (2) (3) (4)
201 Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler Each 20,00,000
202 Air Temperature/Relative Humidity Sensor Each 25,000
203 Barometric Pressure Sensor Each 25,000
204 Electromagnetic Current Meter with 10 kg Fish Weight
and Digital Counter Each 20,000
205 Evaporation Gauge Sensor Each 60,000
206 Leveling Sta Each 2,000
207 Max Min Thermometer Each 1,000
208 Nema 4 Enclosure with MS connectors & cables Each 30,000
209 OB Engine (50HP) Each 3,00,000
210 Portable Echo Sounder Each 60,000
211 Propeller Type Current Meter Each 15,000
212 Rainfall Sensor (Tipping Bucket) Each 90,000
213 Ranging Rod (4m Long) Each 500
214 Satellite Transmitter & Data Logger including Antenna
Cable Each 2,90,000
215 Solar Power System including Solar Panel, Charge
Regulator and Battery Each 26,000
216 Solar Radiation Sensor Each 25,000
217 Ultra Sonic Wind Speed Sensor Each 25,000
218 Water Level Sensor- Radar Level Sensor Each 2,70,000
219 5.5 meter long Steel Boat Each 2,00,000
Notes:
1. Specications of high value items are provided in Section 6.0.
2.0 BASIC RATES
2.3.2 Water quality
(1) (2) (3) (4)
220 BOD Incubator Each 75,000
221 Centrifuge (100 mL Tube, 250 mL Bottles,
2400 RPM and above with adjustable RPM) Each 40,000
222 COD Digester Each 1,50,000
223 Colony Counter Each 20,000
224 Colour Comparator and Comparator Test Set
for residual Chlorine or Chloroscopes Each 10,000
225 Conductivity Meter Each 30,000
226 Demineralizer Each 20,000
227 Digital Balance (Monopan) Each 80,000
228 Digital Burrette Each 60,000
229 Digital Counter Each 15,000
230 Double Distilled Water apparatus (Quartz) Each 1,20,000
231 Flame Photometer Each 60,000
232 Fume Cupboard Each 25,000
233 Gas Chromatograph Mass Spectrometer
(GCMS) Each 45,00,000
234 Hot Plates Each 2,000
235 Ice Box Each 2,000
236 Incubators 37
0
C and 44
0
C Each 45,000
237 Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectro-
meter (ICPMS) Each 40,00,000
238 Ion Meter Each 1,50,000
239 Kjeldahl Plus Nitrogen Analyzer Each 50,000
240 Laminar Air Flow Each 40,000
241 Magnetic Stirrer Each 20,000
242 Membrane Filter Assembly Each 1,50,000
243 Microwave Oven Each 15,000
244 Mu e Furnace Each 20,000
245 Nephelometer Each 40,000
246 Oven Each 30,000
247 pH meter Each 30,000
248 Pipette Controller Each 30,000
249 Rotary Shaker Each 30,000
250 Total Organic Carbon Analyzer Each 20,00,000
2.0 BASIC RATES
(1) (2) (3) (4)
251 Turbidity Meter Each 50,000
252 UV Visible Spectrophotometer Each 5,00,000
253 Vacuum Pump Each 25,000
254 Visible Spectrophotometer Each 1,00,000
255 Water Bath with 12 Concentric Holes and
Discs Each 25,000
2.0 BASIC RATES
2.3.3 Survey and investigation
(1) (2) (3) (4)
256 BX Casing Shoe Bit 14 cts. 30/60 spc Each 4,900
257 BX Core Bit 15 cts. 40/60 spc Each 4,200
258 BX Core Bit 20 cts. 25/40 spc Each 4,900
259 BX Diamond Casing Shoe Bit Surface Set 4W/W
26 cts 25/40 SPC Each 4,700
260 BX Diamond Casing Shoe Bit Surface Set
4W/W13 cts 30/70 SPC Each 4,200
261 BX Diamond Casing Shoe Bit Surface Set
4W/W18 cts 40/50 SPC Each 3,800
262 BX Double Tube Core Barrel 5long Each 10,900
263 Centre Prism and Ordinary Prism Each 20,000
264 Dao with Handle Each 200
265 Dierential Geo-positioning System (DGPS)
operating within1 km of the reference unit
with horizontal accuracy 1 m and vertical
accuracy 2 cm Each 20,00,000
266 Drilling Machine, Water Pump along with
accessories Each 40,00,000
267 Geo-positioning System (GPS) Each 25,000
268 HX Casing Shoe Bit 25 cts. 30/60 spc Each 8,900
269 HX Casing Shoe Bit 30 cts. 25/40 spc Each 9,600
270 HX Diamond Casing Shoe Bit (6 Water Ways)
25/40 SPC 28 Cts. Each 6,000
271 Jack Hammer (100 Cfm) Each 38,000
272 Metallic Tape (30m) Each 450
273 Motor Vehicle : Mahindra Bolero SLE BS 4 Each 6,38,000
274 Motor Vehicle : Mahindra Bolero SLX BS 4 Each 6,85,000
275 Motor Vehicle : Mahindra Bolero ZLX BS 4 Each 7,01,000
276 Pick up Van : Mahindra Maximo Each 3,50,000
277 Pick up van : Mahindra Genio Each 6,90,000
278 Pick up Van : Tata 207 DI Ex model (Single Cabine) Each 5,55,000
279 Pick up Van : Tata 207 DI Ex model (Double
Cabine) Each 5,70,000
280 Motor Vehicle: Ambassador Classic 1800 Isz BU
Mp (BS-III) Each 4,50,000
281 Motor Vehicle: Ambassador Grand 2.0 Dsz BU
Mp (BS-III) Each 4,70,000
2.0 BASIC RATES
(1) (2) (3) (4)
282 Motor Vehicle : Maruti Gypsy king MPI BS 4
(Hard Top) Each 5,74,000
283 Tata SFC 407 Ex turbo /31 Semi forward control
cab and load body with 497 engine turbo
charged Each 6,00,000
284 Tata SFC 709 Ex/ 38 semi forward control high
deck load body with 497 engine turbo
charged Each 7,50,000
285 Tata SA 1212 TC/42 (4x4) truck four wheel drive
cab and load body with TATA cummins engine
(BS III) Each 19,50,000
286 NX Casing Shoe Bit (surface set) 4 Water ways)
25/40 SPC 16 Cts. Each 4,900
287 NX Casing Shoe Bit 18 cts. 25/40 spc Each 6,300
288 NX Diamond Core Bit (surface set) (4 Water
Ways) 25/40 SPC 18 Cts. Each 3,900
289 NX Diamond Core Bit Surface 18 cts. 30/60 spc Each 5,600
290 NX Diamond Core Bit Surface 25 cts. 25/40 spc Each 6,500
291 NX Double Tube Core Barrel 5long Each 13,400
292 NX V Prole Bit Impregnated (4 Water ways)
100/200 SPC 38 Cts. Each 5,400
293 NXM T/T Diamond Core Bit bottom discharge
24 cts. 30/60 spc. Each 10,600
294 NXM Triple Tube Core Barrel (1.70 m long) with
NW/N rod connection 1 Set 35,600
295 NXM Triple Tube Core Barrel (3.00 m.long) with
NW/N rod connection 1 Set 39,000
296 NXM Triple Tube Core Bits (surface set) water
bottom discharge & 6 water ways 30/70 SPC 14
Cts. Each 5,800
297 NXM Triple Tube Core Case Each 1,200
298 NXM Triple Tube Core lifter spring type Each 500
299 NXM Triple Tube Reaming Shells (surface set) 8
Cts. 15/25 SPC) 1 no. for each set 3,400
300 Plane Table Each 3,000
301 Prismatic Compass Each 2,000
302 Reaming Shell Each 20,000
303 Steel Tape 30m long Each 200
304 Theodolite Each 2,00,000
305 Total Station Each 5,00,000
2.0 BASIC RATES
2.3.4 Oice furnishing
(1) (2) (3) (4)
306 Steel Table, of size 48X30X30,drawer box 0.8 mm
thick, drawer 0.63 mm thick, locker body of 22 gauge
thick, locker shelves, 1mm foot rest of sheet, tubular
frame of 1.25mm thick, laminated top 18 mm Each 5,500
307 Steel Table of size 60X33X30 with 3 drawer and
cupboard with locking arrangement panel 20 gauge
drawer 22 gauge CRCA sheet back covered, 18mm
thick nova pan top, prelaminated particle board
single sides with 18 mm PVC beading Each 6,900
308 Wooden Table made of teak of size 60X36X30 with
side unit of 36X18X26 with 3 drawers on one side
and teak wood laminated on 18 mm commercial
board having moulding of 1.5 in all sides with
melamine polish Each 21,000
board having moulding of 1.5in all sides with
board having moulding of 1.5 in all sides with
311 O ce automation steel table size 72X36X30 with
side unit of size 36X18X28, Box & panel 22 gauge,
drawer 24 gauge sectional pipe 2X1-1/8X1.25 mm
with18 mm nova pan top tted with lock Each 15,500
312 Computer Table of size 48X30X30 made of steel
frame with 3 side drawer and single self for UPS and
trolley for CPU with laminated top 18 mm Each 5,700
313 Low back revolving push back tilting chair PU foam
seat & back having PU arms Each 3,900
314 Steel executive low back revolving chair with PU arms
rest, tilting facility 12 mm thick hot pressed moulded
ply, upholstered with high density rubberized foam
in seat & back with good quality of fabric mounted on
five twin wheels casters xed in nylon base with
manual shock absorber for cushioning eect with
height adjustment facility Each 4,700
2.0 BASIC RATES
(1) (2) (3) (4)
315 Steel Medium back Executive chair nylon base PU arms,
tilting and back upholstery in good quality of fabric Each 4,800
316 Medium back executive revolving chair with tilting
mechanism Each 6,000
317 Medium back executive chair with Leathrite seat &
Mesh back, central tilt mechanism, cushion of
approved shade, adjustable lumber support, height &
depth adjustable ratchet arms with knee tilt synchro
mechanism. Size-920mm(H) X 660mm(W) X 480mm
(D), Make : Godrej or equivalent Each 12,900
318 Steel high back Executive revolving chair with PU
arms, nylon base tilting 7 hydraulic mechanism
upholstery in good quality of fabric Each 6,500
319 High back revolving executive chair bio-
synchromotion facility Each 8,500
320 High Back Revolving Chair with P.U. arms rest tilting
facility steel frame in 16 gauge, 12 mm CRCA round
pipe upholstered with high density rubberized foam
in seat & back with good quality of fabric with the
help of cotton nivaar mounted on ve twin wheels
castors xed in nylon base with manual shock
absorber for extra cushioning with height adjustment
facility (Leatherette Chair) Each 11,000
321 High back chairs with head rest with Leathrite seat &
Mesh back, central tilt mechanism, cushion of
approved shade, adjustable lumber support, height &
depth adjustable ratchet arms with knee tilt synchro
mechanism. Size-970mm(H) X660mm(W) X480mm(D),
Make: Godrej or equivalent Each 14,600
322 Steel Almirah of size 50X30X17 of 20 gauge door,22
gauge body and shelf without locker with 4 shelves
making 5 compartments Each 6,500
323 Storewell Minor ( Godrej Slimline) with 2 shelf of size
50X30X17 Each 8,700
324 Storewell plain with 4 shelf size 78X36X19. Each 14,000
325 Steel Almirah of size 78X36X19 of 20 gauge door,22
gauge body and shelf without locker with 4 shelves
making 5 compartment with locking arrangement
Each 9,200
326 Visitor Chair made of cushion seat back 16 gauge
pipe in base and good quality tapestry with foam of
approved quality Each 2,000
327 Visitor Chair with PU moulded foam model Each 3,000
2.0 BASIC RATES
(1) (2) (3) (4)
328 Wooden Centre Table with glass top frame made of
teakwood duly polished made of 6 mm thick glass
brown/clear with one shelf beneath of size 48X24. Each 5,000
329 Wooden Sofa set (3+1+1) with wooden arms frame
made in solid teakwood ,polished in lacquer nish
seat &back upholsted in ISI prima foam of 40 density
and good quality of fabric of approved design. Each 25,000
330 Sofa with Wooden frame over stainless steel legs fully
Upholstered cushioned with polyurethene leatherette
using 100mm X 40mm density foam for seat & 50mm
X 32 mm density back foam for back complete, Make:
Godrej or equivalent
a) One Seat Sofa-SIZE-820 mm(L) X 760(D) X
715mm(H).
b) Two Seat Sofa-SIZE-1450 mm(L) X 760(D) X
715mm(H).
c) Three Seat Sofa-SIZE-1700 mm(L) X 760(D) X
715mm(H).
Each
Each
Each
17,500
23,000
24,600
331 Supply of Side Table made of mild steel frame(CP)
with tampered Glass Top of size 550x550x510 mm Each 6,500
332 Supply of Side Table made of mild steel frame(CP)
with tampered Glass Top of size 1100x600x430 mm Each 9,100
333 Conference/Meeting Tables with Top made of 25mm
thick pre-laminated particle board of interior grade,
laminate on both sides of approved make and shade.
The working and nonworking edges shall be
provided with hot pressed 2mm thick PVC edging
using special hot melt glue at high temperature. The
Top supported on 0.8mm-1.2mm thick CRCA under
structure. Cable Trays & Power Dock provided for wire
management facilities
Size-4200 x 1500 x 727mm(H)
Make : Godrej or equivalent Each 91,800
334 Room Air Conditioner (1.5 ton) unitary Type tted
with Rotary Compressor.
Cooling Capacity
Nominal : 4500 kcal/hr
Min guaranteed: 4275 kcal/hr,
Room Discharge Air Flow:700 cum/h,
EER (W/W) : 2.70-2.89,Star Rating:3
including installation charges Each 21,000
2.0 BASIC RATES
(1) (2) (3) (4)
335 Split Air Conditioner (1.5 ton) tted with Rotary
Compressor Cooling Capacity
Nominal : 4500 kcal / hr,
min guaranteed : 4275 kcal / hr,
Room Discharge Air Flow:700 cum / h
EER (W / W) : 3.10Min., Star Rating: 5 Each 32,000
336 Desert Cooler 4000 Cum / hr of size 20 steel body
with fan motor , ISI mark & accessories complete Each 4,800
337 Room Cooler made of Plastic body, sleek with roller
built stand of size 20, Room evaporative, air refreshner,
Air cooler & humidier with humidity control Each 9,000
338 Room Heater single rod, ISI mark, 1.0 K.W. Each 500
339 Heat Convector / blower, ISI mark, 2.0 K.W (branded) Each 3,000
2.0 BASIC RATES
2.3 Equipment And Instruments
2.3.5 Computers Hardware and Software
(1) (2)
(3) (4)
340 Desktop Computer: AMD septron 2.7 GHz with 1MB
L2 cache, Intel 4 series board, Integrated Graphics,
1GB 667 MHz DDR III RAM, 320 GB 72k rpm HDD,
10/100/1000 on board integrated network port with
preloaded Windows 7 Professional, with 104 keys key
board, optical mouse, DVD ROM drive, 47cm TFT
digital color monitor, complete. Each 26,800
341 Desktop Computer: Intel 2Duo 3.06 GHz with 3MB L3
cache, Intel 4 series board, Integrated Graphics, 2GB
1066 MHz DDR III RAM, 320 GB 72k rpm HDD,
10/100/1000 on board integrated network port with
preloaded Windows 7 Professional, with 104 keys key
board, optical mouse, DVD ROM drive, 47cm TFT
digital color monitor, complete. Each 33,600
342 Desktop Computer: Intel Core i3 Processor 2.93 GHz
with 4MB L3 cache, Intel 5 series board, Integrated
Graphics, 2GB 800 MHz DDR III RAM, 320 GB 72k rpm
HDD, 10/100/1000 on board integrated network port
with preloaded Windows 7 Professional, with 104
keys key board, optical mouse, DVD ROM Drive, 47cm
TFT digital color monitor, complete Each 35,000
343 Desktop Computer: Intel Core i5 Processor 3.2 GHz
with 4MB L3 cache, Intel Q57 mother board, Integrated
Graphics, 2GB 1066 MHz DDR III RAM, 320 GB 72k rpm
HDD, 10/100/1000 on board integrated network port
with preloaded Windows 7 Professional, with 104
keys key board, optical mouse, DVD ROM Drive, 47cm
TFT digital color monitor, complete Each 39,000
344 Laser Mono printer 600x600 dpi, paper size :A4, print
speed 14 ppm Network card 10/100, No duplexing Each 5,400
speed 25 ppm Network card 10/100, Duplexing Each 11,800
speed 30 ppm, Memory 16 MB, Network card 10/100,
Duplexing Each 35,000
348 Laser Mono printer 600x600 dpi, paper size : A4, print
2.0 BASIC RATES
(1) (2)
(3) (4)
speed 40 ppm Network card 10/100, Duplexing Each 1,64,000
350 Inkjet colour printer 4800x1200 dpi, paper size : A4,
print speed 15ppm, 1 USB, No Duplexing Each 5,000
print speed 15ppm, 1 USB, No Duplexing,
Networking Each 6,500
print speed 24ppm, 1 USB, Duplexing Each 7,500
print speed 12ppm, 1 USB, No Duplexing Each 14,500
354 Laser colour printer 600x600 dpi, paper size : A4, print
speed 8 ppm, 1 USB, 10/100 Network card, No
duplexing Each 21,000
speed 30 ppm, 1 USB, 10/100 Network card, Memory,
16MB, Duplexing Each 56,000
speed 20 ppm, 1 USB, 10/100 Network card, Memory,
96 MB, Duplexing Each 1,68,000
357 0.8 KVA Line interactive UPS (CE or UL certied) for
single phase AC, 160V to 280V output, 216 VAH Each 4,400
360 Windows 7 operating system (32 bit) Each 7,800
361 Windows 7 operating system (64 bit) Each 8,400
362 MS o ce 2010 Standard INDIC MOLP with media Each 11,000
363 MS o ce 2010 Standard MOLP without media Each 12,900
364 MS o ce 2010 Professional MOLP without media Each 14,900
365 MS o ce 2010 Standard INDIC MOLP without media Each 9,800
366 MS o ce 2010 Professional MOLP with media Each 15,800
367 Symantac Norton Anti-virus for one year, 1 user
license Each 2,300
368 CA AV e-trust Client Security suite 1 year license, 5
user pack with media Each 3,600
2.0 BASIC RATES
2.3.6 Computers Consumables
(1) (2) (3) (4)
369 CD (R )Pkt of 100 Each 950
370 CD (RW ) Pkt of 10 Each 500
371 DVD (R) Pkt of 10 Each 210
372 DVD (RW) Pkt of 10 Each 480
373 DVD Writer Each 1,210
374 Pen Drive (4 GB) Each 320
375 Pen Drive (8 GB) Each 810
376 Mouse Opticle PS2 Each 400
377 Key Board Each 380
378 Mouse Pad Each 45
379 USB Printer cable Each 45
380 USB Pen Drive cable Each 45
381 Power Cord Each 45
382 500GB USB 2.0 HDD Each 5,000
383 250GB USB 2.0 HDD Each 3,000
384 160GB Sata HDD Each 3,100
385 512 MB SD RAM Each 800
386 512 MB DDR-1 RAM Each 900
387 1 GB DDR-1 RAM Each 1,740
388 512 MB DDR-2 RAM Each 800
389 2 GB DDR-2 RAM Each 1,050
390 Battery 12V, 7AH (Reputed firm) Each 730
391 Battery 12V, 17AH (Reputed firm) Each 2,000
CD: Compact Disk DVD : Digital Versatile Disk
GB : Giga byte MB : Mega byte
R: Read RW : Read Write
2.0 BASIC RATES
2.4 Unit Rates for Consultancy Services for Specialized Studies
Code No. Description Unit
Average monthly
emolument
including 40%
overhead charge
(in Rs.)
(1) (2) (3) (4)
401 Director Month 2,14,000
402 Deputy Director Month 1,23,000
403 Assistant Director Month 1,19,000
404 Draftsman Month 94,000
405 Design/Technical Assistant Month 70,000
406 Supporting Sta Month 39,000
407 TA/DA of Designers Visits
10% of total
emoluments
SCHEDULE OF RATES
3.1 Schedule of Rates for Hydrological Observations
Code No. Description Unit Rate Rs.
3.1.1
3.1.1.1
3.1.1.2
3.1.1.3
Fabrication and installation of gauge posts at river banks
including cost of civil works in foundation embedded in 1:2:4
reinforced cement concrete pedestal block of size 60 cm x 60 cm x
60 cm including the cost of steel reinforcement, centering,
shuttering, nishing, reinforcement over the 1:4:8 (1 cement : 4
coarse sand : 8 graded stone aggregate 40 mm nominal size)
cement concrete base of size 80 cm x 80 cm x 15 cm with 12 mm
thick plastering complete and marking the gauge with synthetic
enamel with standard metric gradation of 5 mm thickness in black
& white alternately & red synthetic enamel of 5 mm of width at
every 100 mm etc complete
Reinforced Cement Concrete gauge post of size 15 cm x 10 cm
(one side tapered in 5 cm length) made with 1:2:4 concrete mix (1
cement: 2 coarse sand: 4 graded stone aggregate 20 mm nominal
size) -1.80 m long.
Seasoned Sal Wood Gauge Post of size 15 cm x 10 cm (one side
tapered in 5 cm length)
a) 1.80 m long
b) 2.40 m long
MS Gauge Post made of ISMC 100 x 40 with 6mm thickness and 2
m long
Each
Each
Each
Each
3,400
3,500
4,000
2,300
3.1.2
3.1.2.1
3.1.2.2
3.1.2.3
Providing, xing and installation of bank operated cableways
with instrument carriage for discharge observations for
following river spans :
Providing, xing and installation of bank operated cableway
system for discharge observation with current meter with sinker
weight max up to 125 kg including double drum hydro-metric
winch machine with manual operation suitable for horizontal and
vertical movements of current meter and with the arrangement to
operate silt sampler complete with automatic load break system
and slip ring system including the cost of civil works, pre-fabricated
pole size 2.25m long for machine side tted with triple pulley
block, and on the other side tted with single pulley block,
instruments carriage, foundation bolts with nut and washers,
master plate and other xing bolts, nuts, D shackles, U-clamps etc.
anchor bolt, track cable, towing cable, conduction cable (co-axial)
with snap hooks thimble etc complete as per direction of engineer-
in-charge
up to 100 m span
from 101 to 150 m span
Each
Each
Each
11,50,000
15,50,000
18,50,000
3.1 Schedule of Rates for Hydrological Observations
3.1.1
3.1.1.1
3.1.1.2
3.1.1.3
Fabrication and installation of gauge posts at river banks
including cost of civil works in foundation embedded in 1:2:4
reinforced cement concrete pedestal block of size 60 cm x 60 cm x
60 cm including the cost of steel reinforcement, centering,
shuttering, nishing, reinforcement over the 1:4:8 (1 cement : 4
coarse sand : 8 graded stone aggregate 40 mm nominal size)
cement concrete base of size 80 cm x 80 cm x 15 cm with 12 mm
thick plastering complete and marking the gauge with synthetic
enamel with standard metric gradation of 5 mm thickness in black
& white alternately & red synthetic enamel of 5 mm of width at
every 100 mm etc complete
Reinforced Cement Concrete gauge post of size 15 cm x 10 cm
(one side tapered in 5 cm length) made with 1:2:4 concrete mix (1
cement: 2 coarse sand: 4 graded stone aggregate 20 mm nominal
size) -1.80 m long.
Seasoned Sal Wood Gauge Post of size 15 cm x 10 cm (one side
tapered in 5 cm length)
a) 1.80 m long
b) 2.40 m long
MS Gauge Post made of ISMC 100 x 40 with 6mm thickness and 2
m long
Each
Each
Each
Each
3,400
3,500
4,000
2,300
3.1.2
3.1.2.1
3.1.2.2
3.1.2.3
with instrument carriage for discharge observations for
following river spans :
Providing, xing and installation of bank operated cableway
system for discharge observation with current meter with sinker
weight max up to 125 kg including double drum hydro-metric
winch machine with manual operation suitable for horizontal and
vertical movements of current meter and with the arrangement to
operate silt sampler complete with automatic load break system
and slip ring system including the cost of civil works, pre-fabricated
pole size 2.25m long for machine side tted with triple pulley
block, and on the other side tted with single pulley block,
instruments carriage, foundation bolts with nut and washers,
master plate and other xing bolts, nuts, D shackles, U-clamps etc.
anchor bolt, track cable, towing cable, conduction cable (co-axial)
with snap hooks thimble etc complete as per direction of engineer-
in-charge
up to 100 m span
Each
Each
Each
11,50,000
15,50,000
18,50,000
3.1.3
3.1.3.1
3.1.3.2
3.1.3.3
with cradle for discharge observations for following river spans :
Providing, xing and installation of bank operated cable way
system with cradle of capacity 1000 kg weight to take the discharge
observation by using current meter sensor with sinker weight max
upto 125 kg including double drum hydro-metric winch machine
with manual operation suitable for horizontal and vertical
movements of current meter and with the arrangement to operate
silt sampler complete with automatic load break system, slip ring
system including all civil works, pre fabricated pole size 2.25 m
long for machine side fitted with triple pulley block, pre fabricated
pole size 2.25 m long on the other side tted with single pulley
block, instruments carriage, foundation bolts with nut and
washers, master plate and other fixing bolts nuts, D shackles, U -
clamps etc. anchor bolt, track cable, towing cable, conduction
cable (co-axial) with snap hooks thimble etc complete as per
direction of engineer-in-charge
up to 100 m span
Each
Each
Each
17,25,000
23,25,000
27,50,000
3.1.4 Providing and xing of 25 mm diameter steel guide ropes
across the river for discharge observation
m 1,200
3.1.5 Annual maintenance of steel boat- 5.50 m long
Annual Maintenance including painting of Steel boat 5.5 m long
both sides (Inner and Outer surface) with synthetic enamel of
approved brand including application of one or more coat(s)
before applying the layer of putty of approved brand and water
contact surface painted with black anti-corrosive bitumastic paint
of approved brand with one or more coat(s) after removing of old
layer of paint etc complete. Each 5,400
3.1.6
3.1.6.1
3.1.6.2
Painting and marking on gauge post
Painting of gauge post 1.8 m long with synthetic enamel of
approved brand & manufacture to give an even shade by two or
more coats and marking the gauge with Japan paint Red, Black
and White with standard metric gradation marking of 5 mm
thickness in black & white alternately & red synthetic enamel of
width 5 mm at every 50 mm etc complete
Painting/Marking of gauge (Water Level) on bridge piers and
abutments with synthetic enamel of approved brand &
manufacture to give an even shade by two or more coats and
marking the gauge with Japan paint Red, Black and White with
standard metric gradation marking of 5 mm thickness in black &
white alternately & Red synthetic enamel of width 5 mm at every
50 mm etc complete
a) up to 5 m depth
b) up to 10 m depth
c) up to 15 m depth
d) up to 30 m depth
Each 750
3,000
5,000
7,500
10,000
3.1.7
3.1.7.1
3.1.7.2
3.1.7.3
Supply, installation, testing and commissioning of automatic
rain fall station with satellite communication system :
rainfall sensors (tipping bucket type) complete with accessories.
Supply, installation, testing and commissioning of real time
(satellite based) data communication system and data logger with
display unit with all equipment and accessories such as satellite
transmitter, power supply unit including solar panel, charge
regulator, batteries, lightening arrestor and earth system in
NEMA4 enclosure with all connectors and cables including
integration of the system with earth receiving stations.
Civil works for xing of DCP on mast/wall, conduit pipe including
construction of mast, etc, complete as per direction of engineer-in
charge.
Each
Each
Each
90,000
5,00,000
10,000
3.1.8
3.1.8.1
3.1.8.2
3.1.8.3
water lavel measurement station with satellite communi-
cation system :
Supply, installation, testing and commissioning of radar level
sensors with a measuring range up to 35 m with an accuracy of
5 mm complete with accessories.
construction of triangular tower/mast/concrete tower in river bed,
etc, complete.
Each
Each
Each
2,70,000
5,00,000
60,000
3.1.9
3.1.9.1
3.1.9.2
3.1.9.3
snow measurement station with satellite communication
system :
Supply, installation, testing and commissioning of automatic snow
gauge sensors for measurement of snow depth, snow density and
snow water equivalent, complete with accessories.
construction of mast, etc, complete as per direction of engineer-in charge.
Each
Each
Each
3,00,000
5,00,000
10,000
3.1.10
3.1.10.1
3.1.10.2
3.1.10.3
3.1.10.4
3.1.10.5
3.1.10.6
3.1.10.7
3.1.10.8
3.1.10.9
weather station with satellite communication system
consisting of rain fall sensor, water level sensor, air temperature,
relative humidity sensor, wind speed and wind direction sensor,
solar radiation sensor, barometric pressure sensor, evaporation
pan with automatic gauge sensor
rainfall sensors (tipping bucket type) complete with accessories.
Supply, installation, testing and commissioning of radar level
sensors with a measuring range up to 35 m with an accuracy of
5 mm complete with accessories.
Supply, installation, testing and commissioning of air temperature
and relative humidity sensor, complete with accessories.
Supply, installation, testing and commissioning of wind speed
and wind direction sensor complete with accessories.
Supply, installation, testing and commissioning of solar radiation
sensor complete with accessories.
Supply, installation, testing and commissioning of barometric
pressure sensor complete with accessories.
Supply, installation, testing and commissioning of evaporation
pan with automatic gauge sensor complete with accessories.
Civil works for xing of DCP and sensors on mast/wall, conduit
pipe etc, complete.
Each
Each
Each
Each
Each
Each
Each
Each
Each
90,000
2,70,000
25,000
25,000
25,000
25,000
60,000
5,00,000
70,000
3.1.11 Extra for triangular structural steel tower 3.0 m high made up
of 40 mm diameter pipe interconnected with 12 mm diameter MS
bar with base plate, painting etc complete and xed in concrete
block of size 1.0 m X 1.0 m X 1.0 m of M-20 grade concrete Each 30,000
3.1.12
3.1.12.1
3.1.12.2
3.1.12.3
3.1.12.4
AMC Charges for aforesaid specialized equipment after
commissioning at site
For rst two years (Under Warranty)
From 3rd to 5th year
From 6th to 10th year
After 10 years onwards
Per
annum
-do-
-do-
-do-
NIL
3% of the
cost price
5% of the
cost price
7.5% of the
cost price
3.2 Schedule of Rates for Topographic Survey
3.2.1 Geodetic Survey of an area on dierent scales and preparation
of topographical maps in requisite scales to supply them in both
soft and hard formats with four copies complete, including cost of
manpower, labour, surveying instruments, camp equipage,
transportation, etc, as per directions of engineer-in-charge.
3.2.1.1
3.2.1.1.1
3.2.1.1.2
3.2.1.1.3
3.2.1.1.4
On scale of 1:5,000 with 23 m contour intervals:
In semi barren/barren land in at terrain
In moderate to thick forest cover in at terrain
In semi barren/barren land in hilly/mountainous terrain
In moderate to thick forest cover in at hilly/mountainous terrain
Sq km
Sq km
Sq km
Sq km
19,000
24,500
31,600
41,200
3.2.1.2
3.2.1.2.1
3.2.1.2.2
3.2.1.2.3
3.2.1.2.4
On scale of 1:1,000 with 1m contour intervals:
In semi barren/barren land in at terrain
In moderate to thick forest cover in at terrain
In semi barren/barren land in hilly/mountainous terrain
In moderate to thick forest cover in at hilly/mountainous
terrain
Sq km
Sq km
Sq km
Sq km
31,500
42,000
52,500
91,500
3.2.2 Cadastral Survey (Boundary Survey) complete including cost of
transportation, etc, as per directions of engineer-in-charge Sq km 14,200
3.2.3 Aerial survey by Airborne Laser Terrain Mapper (ALTM) for
large areas and preparation of topographic maps in 1:5,000 scale
with 1.0 m contour interval Sq km 17,000
3.2.4
3.2.4.1
3.2.4.2
Establishment of dierent types of Bench Mark of standard
specications including its painting, engraving etc complete
including cost of manpower, material, labour, etc, as per directions
of engineer-in-charge
Musto type Bench Mark
Temporary Bench Mark
Each
Each
18,500
570
3.2.5
3.2.5.1
3.2.5.2
Double Levelling Survey for control points
In Plain Terrain
In Semi hilly Terrain
Km
Km
4,100
8,200
3.2.6 River cross section survey and preparation of maps in requisite
scales to supply them in both soft and hard formats with four
copies complete, including cost of manpower, labour, surveying
instruments, camp equipage, transportation, etc, as per directions
of engineer-in-charge.
Each
cross
section
-do-
-do-
6,000
8,000
10,000
3.2.6.1
3.2.6.1.1
3.2.6.1.2
3.2.6.1.3
By wading in very shallow reaches
River span up to 100 m
River span from 101 to 1000 m
River span beyond 1000 m
3.2.6.2
3.2.6.2.1
3.2.6.2.2
3.2.6.2.3
3.2.6.3
3.2.6.3.1
3.2.6.3.2
3.2.6.3.3
By boat in moderate depths
-do-
-do-
-do-
8,000
10,000
12,000
By motor launch in deep reaches
-do-
-do-
-do-
12,000
14,000
16,000
3.2.7 Longitudinal river survey and preparation of maps in requisite
scales to supply them in both soft and hard formats with four
copies complete, including cost of manpower, labour, surveying
instruments, camp equipage, transportation, etc, as per directions
of engineer-in-charge.
3.2.7.1
3.2.7.1.1
3.2.7.1.2
By wading in very shallow reaches
Up to 10 km
Beyond 10 km
--
Km
20,000
600
3.2.7.2
3.2.7.2.1
3.2.7.2.2
By boat in moderate depth
Up to 10 km
Beyond 10 km
--
Km
20,000
600
3.2.7.3
3.2.7.3.1
3.2.7.3.2
By motor launch in deep reaches
Up to 10 km
Beyond 10 km
--
Km
40,000
1,000
3.2.8
3.2.8.1
3.2.8.2
3.2.8.3
Hydrographic survey to depict river/reservoir bed prole and
preparation of maps in requisite scales to supply them in both soft
and hard formats with four copies complete, including cost of
transportation, etc, as per directions of engineer-in-charge.
At 20 m grid interval
Sq km
Sq km
Sq km
20,000
40,000
80,000
3.2.9 Inspection of hydraulic structures under water by remotely
operated camera excluding traveling allowance for technical
officers Per Visit 2,20,000
3.3 Schedule of Rates for Geotechnical Investigations
3.3.1 Excavation of Exploratory Pits/Trenches of size 3m x 3m in
dierent strata with varying depths and vertical lifts as per site
conditions including labour, T&P, etc, complete as per directions of
engineer-in-charge
3.3.1.1
3.3.1.1.1
3.3.1.1.2
3.3.1.1.3
3.3.1.1.4
3.3.1.1.5
3.3.1.1.6
3.3.1.1.7
In mixed soil conditions with varying depth:
up to 1.5 m
up to 3.0 m
up to 4.0 m
up to 5.0 m
up to 6.0 m
up to 7.0 m
up to 8.0 m
Cum
Cum
Cum
Cum
Cum
Cum
Cum
190
220
260
290
340
390
430
3.3.1.2
3.3.1.1.1
3.3.1.1.2
3.3.1.1.3
3.3.1.1.4
3.3.1.1.5
3.3.1.1.6
3.3.1.1.7
In soft rock formations with depth:
up to 1.5 m
up to 3.0 m
up to 4.0 m
up to 5.0 m
up to 6.0 m
up to 7.0 m
up to 8.0 m
Cum
Cum
Cum
Cum
Cum
Cum
Cum
370
420
480
530
600
680
750
3.3.2
3.3.2.1
3.3.2.2
3.3.2.3
3.3.2.4
3.3.2.5
3.3.2.6
3.3.2.7
Back lling of Exploratory Pits/Trenches of size 3m x 3m with
excavated material with varying depth:
up to 1.5 m
up to 3.0 m
up to 4.0 m
up to 5.0 m
up to 6.0 m
up to 7.0 m
up to 8.0 m
Cum
Cum
Cum
Cum
Cum
Cum
Cum
120
130
150
170
200
230
260
3.3.3 Dismantling, transportation and assembling of Drilling
Machines of dierent capacity complete by head load including
cost of labour, T&P, etc as per directions of engineer-in-charge.
(a) up to 100 m lead
(b) up to 500 m lead
Each
machine
-do-
21,000
30,000
3.3.4 Transportation cost of Drilling equipment like, Machines,
Pumps and accessories by 10 T capacity motor vehicles including
loading, unloading and security complete
(a) up to 100 km
(b) add extra for every 50 km
Each trip
-do-
9,700
2,350
3.3.5 Construction of Platform with locally available material of size
6 m x 6 m x 1 m for housing the Drilling Machine complete with
cost of labour, material, T&P and transport as per directions of
engineer-in-charge. Each 18,600
3.3.6 Laying of Temporary Water Supply Pipelines (25 mm diameter
and above) of varying lengths from the nearest water source and
construction of Temporary Water Retaining Pit of size 2 m x 1 m x
0.5 m complete with cost of all labour, material, T&P and transport
as per directions of engineer-in-charge.
3.3.6.1
3.3.6.1.1
3.3.6.1.2
3.3.6.1.3
3.3.6.1.4
3.3.6.1.5
3.3.6.1.6
Including the cost of GI pipes and ttings:
up to 200 m
up to 500 m
up to 750 m
up to 1 km
up to 2 km
up to 4 km
-
-
-
-
-
-
34,000
82,000
1,22,000
1,62,000
3,20,000
6,40,000
3.3.6.2
3.3.6.2.1
3.3.6.2.2
3.3.6.2.3
3.3.6.2.4
3.3.6.2.5
3.3.6.2.6
Excluding the cost of GI pipes and ttings:
up to 200 m
up to 500 m
up to 750 m
up to 1 km
up to 2 km
up to 4 km
-
-
-
-
-
-
4,400
8,100
11,200
14,300
26,800
51,600
3.3.7
3.3.7.1
3.3.7.2
3.3.7.3
3.3.7.3.1
3.3.7.3.2
3.3.7.3.3
Carrying out of Diamond Core Drilling in NX size in dierent
formations and at locations other than under water not involving
construction of oating platform including preservation of cores
in core boxes of standard dimensions made of seasoned local
wood as per BIS standards, their marking and taking colour
photographs of the preserved cores etc complete with cost of all
labour, T&P and POL as per directions of engineer-in-charge.
m
m
m
m
m
11,300
14,100
7,000
10,800
16,900
In overburden soil and sandy strata up to 100 m depth
In overburden soil and sandy strata mixed with boulders up to
100 m depth
In soft rock formation
up to 100 m depth
beyond 100 m and up to 300 m depth
beyond 300 m depth
3.3.7.4
3.3.7.4.1
3.3.7.4.2
3.3.7.4.3
In hard rock formation
upto 100 m depth
beyond 100 m and up to 300 m depth
beyond 300 m depth
m
m
m
8,100
12,600
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3.3.7.5 Extra for angular drilling in dierent strata m 15 % on rates
3.3.8 Excavation of drift in dierent formation with cost of all labour,
T&P and POL, excluding cost of explosive materials, wooden/steel
supports (to be supplied by the department) complete and as per
directions of engineer-in-charge.
3.3.8.1
3.3.8.1.1
3.3.8.1.2
3.3.8.1.3
3.3.8.1.4
In soft rock formation/overburden:
up to 30 m long
from 30 m to 100 m long
beyond 500 m long
Cum
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4,800
5,000
3.3.8.2
3.3.8.2.1
3.3.8.2.2
3.3.8.2.3
3.3.8.2.4
In Hard Rock formation:
up to 30 m length
beyond 500 m long
Cum
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4,500
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7,000
3.3.9 Erection of Wooden Supports in drift including cost of materials,
fitting and fixing in position complete with cost of all labour, T&P
and transport as per directions of engineer-in-charge.
per meter
length of
drift
10,000
3.3.10 Erection of Steel Supports in drift including cost of materials,
fitting and fixing in position complete with cost of all labour, T&P
and transport as per directions of engineer-in-charge.
per meter
length of
drift
11,000
3.3.11
3.3.11.1
3.3.11.2
Making approach path and cutting of steps in hilly terrain
including cost of labour and T&P complete
for 1.5 m wide path
for 3.0 m wide path
Per 100 m
length
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2,000
3,800
3.3.12 Construction of Floating Platform of size 9.0 m x 9.0 m using
heavy duty steel drums of industrial use including cost of allied
materials, labour, T&P complete as per direction of engineer-in-
charge. No. 4,40,000
3.3.13
3.3.13.1
3.3.13.2
3.3.13.3
Water Permeability Tests at dierent depths:
up to 100 m
from 100 m to 300 m
more than 300 m
Each
Each
Each
3,300
6,400
11,400
3.3.14 Fabrication and supply of Steel Core Box made of 20 gauge MS
Sheet of size 1.5 m x 0.3 m x 0.1 m in all respect as per direction of
engineer-in-charge Each 1,500
3.3.15 Fabrication and supply of seasoned wooden Core Box of size
1.5 m x 0.3 m x 0.1 m with wooden separators, hinges, handles etc
complete in all respect as per direction of engineer-in-charge. Each 2,000
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Code
No.
Description Unit
Rate
Rs.
3.5.1
3.5.1.1
3.5.1.2
3.5.1.3
3.5.1.4
Cloth Banner
Design and Supply of Banner on good quality Cotton
Cloth with one side black and white printing with
suitable hanging arrangement at four ends as per the
direction of Engineer-in-Charge
Design and Supply of Banner on good quality Cotton
Cloth with one side colored printing with suitable
hanging arrangement at four ends as per the direction
of Engineer-in-Charge
Design and Supply of Banner on good quality polyester
Cloth with one side black and white printing with
direction of Engineer-in-Charge
Design and Supply of Banner on good quality polyester
Cloth with one side colored printing with suitable
hanging arrangement at four ends as per the direction
of Engineer-in-Charge
Sqm
Sqm
Sqm
Sqm
180
270
300
350
3.5.2
3.5.2.1
3.5.2.2
3.5.2.3
3.5.2.4
Flex Banner
Design & Supply of Banners on good quality front lit 12
Oz. Flex with one side black and white printing with
direction of Engineer in Charge
Design & Supply of Banners on good quality front lit 12 Oz.
Flex with one side Multi color solvent based printing
[minimum 6 pass] with suitable hanging arrangement at
four ends as per the direction of Engineer in Charge.
Design & Supply of banners on good quality front lit 12
Oz. Star/LG Flex with one side black and white printing
with suitable hanging arrangement at four ends as per
the direction of Engineer in Charge
Design & Supply of Banners on good quality front lit 12
Oz. Star/LG Flex with one side Multi color solvent based
printing [minimum 6 pass] with suitable hanging
arrangement at four ends as per the direction of
Engineer in Charge.
Sqm
Sqm
Sqm
Sqm
230
390
1,300
1,600
Code
No.
Description Unit
Rate
Rs.
3.5.3
3.5.3.1
3.5.3.1.1
3.5.3.1.2
3.5.3.1.3
3.5.3.2
3.5.3.2.1
3.5.3.2.2
3.5.3.2.3
Posters
Design and Supply of Poster on good quality Chromo
Paper (Minimum 170 GSM) of dierent sizes with one side
black and white printing as per the direction of Engineer in
Charge (On Order of Minimum 100 Posters)
A2 size
A1 size
A0 size
Design and Supply of Poster on good quality Chromo
Paper (Minimum 170 GSM) of dierent sizes with one
side color printing as per the direction of Engineer in
Charge (On Order of Minimum 100 Posters)
A2 size
A1 size
A0 size
Each
Each
Each
Each
Each
Each
15
20
35
40
90
160
3.5.4
3.5.4.1
3.5.4.1.1
3.5.4.2
3.5.4.2.1
3.5.4.3
3.5.4.3.1
3.5.4.4
3.5.4.4.1
Pamphlets/Leaets (On Order of Minimum 100
pamphlets)
Design and Supply of Pamphlets of A4 size on good
quality Chromo/Fluorescent/Maplitho Paper (Minimum
90 GSM) with both side black and white printing as per
For additional pamphlets 10 Nos each
90 GSM) with both side colored printing as per the
Design and Supply of Leaets of A4 size on good quality
Chromo/Fluorescent/Maplitho Paper (Minimum 90
GSM) with one side black and white printing as per the
GSM) with one side colored printing as per the direction
of Engineer in Charge
100 nos
10 nos
100 nos
10 nos
100 nos
10 nos
100 nos
10 nos
930
20
2,500
200
600
15
1,400
100
Code
No.
Description Unit
Rate
Rs.
3.5.5
3.5.5.1
3.5.5.1.1
3.5.5.2
3.5.5.2.1
3.5.5.3
3.5.5.3.1
3.5.5.4
3.5.5.4.1
Pamphlets/Leaets (On Order of Minimum 1000
pamphlets)
90 GSM) with both side black and white printing as per
90 GSM) with both side colored printing as per the
GSM) with one side black and white printing as per the
GSM) with one side colored printing as per the direction
of Engineer in Charge
1000 nos
100 nos
1000 nos
100 nos
1000 nos
100 nos
1000 nos
100 nos
3,000
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1,500
1,800
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9,800
800
3.5.6
3.5.6.1
3.5.6.1.1
3.5.6.1.2
Booklets
On Order of Minimum 100 Booklets
Design and Supply of Booklets of size 7x10 sizes with
maximum 50 pages on good quality Chromo Paper
(Minimum 70 GSM) with both side printing with central
stitch and copper pin as per the direction of Engineer in
Charge
Additional booklets
Additional pages per booklet
100
booklets
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Each
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360
5
3.5.6.2
3.5.6.2.1
3.5.6.2.2
On Order of Minimum 1000 Booklets
Design and Supply of Booklets of dierent sizes with
maximum 50 pages on good quality Chromo Paper
(Minimum 70 GSM) with both side printing with central
stitch and copper pin as per the direction of Engineer in
Charge
Additional booklet
Additional pages per booklet
1000
booklets
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Each
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320
15
Code
No.
Description Unit
Rate
Rs.
3.5.7
3.5.7.1
3.5.7.2
Certicates
On Order of Minimum 10 Certicates
Design and Supply of Certicates of A4 size on good
quality Glossy Paper (Minimum 250 GSM) with one side
printing as per the direction of Engineer in Charge
Additional Certicates
10 nos
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120
10
3.5.8
3.5.8.1
3.5.8.2
Diary
On Order of Minimum 500 Diaries
Design and Supply of Diaries of size 18 cm x 25 cm on
70 GSM maplitho paper having dates and days indicated
on dierent pages with outside hard out cover in
suitable colour and design as decided by Engineer in
Charge with page marker and silk ribbon properly
stitched and complete
Additional numbers
500 nos
Each
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200
3.5.9
3.5.9.1
3.5.9.2
Translites
Fabrication and supply of display Translites of maximum
0.6 m x 0.9 m size of the colour maps/charts/graphs/
photographs etc (to be supplied by the o ce) to be made
with computerized photo realistic digital printing system
on imported vinyl lm mounted on 2.5 mm thick
unbreakable imported poly carbonate sheets covered by
cold lamination process in mat nish along with translite
box of suitable size. The front face of the box made out of
special heavy duty sleek anodized aluminium section with
groove to frame polycarbonate sheet. Illumination tubes
with ttings and accessories to operate at 230 V, 50 Hz
cycles AC along with 2 m supply lead wire are tted inside
the box with hanging arrangement at the back complete
as per the direction of Engineer in Charge.
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6,000
Code
No.
Description Unit
Rate
Rs.
3.5.10
3.5.10.1
3.5.10.2
Scrolling Translites
Fabrication and supply of revolving display Translites of
maximum 0.6 m x 0.9 m size of maximum eight number
colour maps/charts/graphs/photographs etc (to be
supplied by the o ce) to be made with computerized
photo realistic digital printing system on imported vinyl
lm mounted on 2.5 mm thick unbreakable imported
poly carbonate sheets covered by cold lamination
process in mat nish along with movement facility of
the slides at suitable speed mounted on steel stand
with anti corrosive coating. The front face of the box
made out of special heavy duty sleek anodized
aluminium section with groove to frame polycarbonate
sheet. Illumination tubes with ttings and accessories
to operate at 230 V 50 Hz cycles AC along with 2 m
supply lead wire are tted inside the box with hanging
arrangement at the back.
Additional 0.5 Sqm size
0.54
Sqm
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11,500
6,000
3.5.11
3.5.11.1
3.5.11.2
Fabrication and Installation of Table Mounted Model
of Water Resources Projects of dierent sizes made of
bre glass and acrylic sheets depicting the actual
topography in suitable scale, dierent textures of eld
such as sand, rock, boulder, forest, river, valleys, roads
along with project features such as intake, penstock,
power house, structures, reservoir etc having wooden
frame and sunmica top, suitable dust proof transparent
covers of 5 to 6mm thick acrylic and standard BIS mark
switches and wires of popular brand.
Up to 3m x 1m
Additional 1Sq m
3 Sqm
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1,18,000
36,500
3.5.12
3.5.12.1
3.5.12.2
Fabrication and Installation of Table Mounted
Working Model of Water Resources Projects of dierent
sizes made of bre glass and acrylic sheets depicting
the actual topography in suitable scale, dierent
textures of eld such as sand, rock, boulder, forest, river,
valleys, roads along with project features such as intake,
penstock, power house, structures, reservoir etc,
depicting movement of water by LED lights having
wooden frame and sunmica top, suitable dust proof
transparent covers of 5 to 6mm thick acrylic and
standard BIS mark switches and wires of popular
brand.
Up to 3m x 1m
Additional 1 Sqm
3 Sqm
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44,000
Code
No.
Description Unit
Rate
Rs.
3.5.13
3.5.13.1
3.5.13.2
Fabrication and Installation of Table Mounted
Working Model of Water Resources Projects of dierent
sizes made of bre glass and acrylic sheets depicting
the actual topography in suitable scale, dierent
textures of eld such as sand, rock, boulder, forest, river,
valleys, roads along with project features such as intake,
penstock, power house, structures, reservoir etc, having
actual movement of water over structure and
depicting water movements in the penstocks, tunnels
etc by LED light having wooden frame and sunmica top,
suitable dust proof transparent covers of 5 to 6mm thick
acrylic and standard BIS mark switches and wires of
popular brand.
Up to 3 m x 1m
Additional 1 Sqm
3 Sqm
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47,400
3.6 Schedule Of Rates For Miscellaneous Works
Code Description Unit Rate Rs.
3.6.1
3.6.1.1
3.6.1.2
Outsourcing of Watch and Ward services including the cost of uniform,
weakly o, torch, whistle etc
Monthly charges for providing one Security Guard without re arms (8
hours daily service)
Monthly charges for providing one Security Guard with re arms (8 hours
daily service)
Month
Month
11,000
15,000
3.6.2
3.6.2.1
3.6.2.2
Monthly Hire Charges of Motor Car with Driver in uniform including
maintenance and repairing of vehicle but without POL
Non-AC Motor Car
AC Motor Car
Month
Month
25,000
32,000
3.6.3
3.6.3.1
3.6.3.2
Monthly Hire Charges of Motor Car including maintenance and repairing
of vehicle but without Driver and POL
Non-AC Motor Car
AC Motor Car
Month
Month
10,000
17,000
3.6.4 Monthly charges for hiring of Data Entry Operator with weekly rest Month 15,000
3.6.5 Deployment of Multi Tasking Worker for dierent o ce and site works
with weekly rest Month 10,000
3.6.6 Deployment of Part Time Worker (Safaiwala/Mali/Waterman) for 4 hrs
daily with weekly rest Month 3,500
3.6.7 Hiring of Generator 250 KVA including maintenance without POL Day 2,200
3.6.8 Hire Charges of Diesel Truck (9 Tonne) Day 1,600
3.6.9 Hire Charges of dierential Geo-positioning System Month 34,000
3.6.10 Hire Charges of computer and accessories including Auto Plotter and
Design Software such as ANSYS, STAAD etc Month 24,000
3.6.11 AMC Charges of Computes and accessories ( Cost of spare parts to be paid
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annum
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4.1 SOIL MECHANICS AND FOUNDATION ENGINEERING TESTS
4.1.1 Unconned Compression Test (37.5 mm dia)
2 Specimens per sample 2,700
4.1.2 Relative Density Test (3000 cu.cm. Mould) Samples in
duplicate 8,800
4.1.3 Direct shear Test 6 cm X 6 cm, Disturbed samples - 4
specimen/sample 6,800
4.1.4 Direct shear Test 6 cm X 6 cm, Undisturbed samples -
4 specimen/sample 7,800
4.1.5 Direct shear Test 10 cm x 10 cm, Disturbed samples - 4
4.1.6 Direct shear Test 10 cm x 10 cm, Disturbed samples - 4
4.1.7 Unconsolidated Undrained Triaxial test with pore
pressure measurements for 1.5 dia. (37.5 mm) - 3
Specimen/sample 15,100
4.1.8 Unconsolidated Undrained Triaxial test without pore
pressure measurements for 1.5 dia. (37.5 mm) - 4
Specimen/sample 8,900
4.1.9 Unconsolidated Undrained Triaxial test with pore
pressure measurements for 4 dia.-3 Specimen/
sample 32,800
4.1.10 Unconsolidated Undrained Triaxial test without pore
pressure measurements for 4 dia. - 4 Specimen/
sample 22,500
4.1.11 Consolidation Undrained Triaxial test 1.5 dia with
pore pressure (3 specimen/sample) 16,000
4.1.12 Drained Triaxial test - 4 dia (100 mm) Impervious
sample 70,600
4.1.13 Drained Triaxial test - 1.5 dia (37.5 mm) Pervious
sample 11,700
4.1.14 Consolidated Undrained Triaxial test with pore
pressure measurements for 10 cm dia 68,200
4.1.15 Consolidation Undrained Triaxial test 1.5 dia (37.5
mm) without pore pressure measurement 15,200
4.1.16 Drained Triaxial test - 1.5 dia (37.5 mm) Impervious
sample 29,900
4.1.17 Consolidation Undrained Triaxial test 4 dia (100 mm)
without pore pressure measurement 23,300
4.1.18 Drained Triaxial test - 4 dia( 100 mm) Pervious sample 21,000
4.1.19 Mechanical Analysis 3,900
4.1.20 Standard Proctor Compaction 9,000
4.1.21 Consolidation Test (with rebound) 14,400
4.1.22 Atterberg Limits 3,400
4.1.23 Shrinkage Limit 2,400
4.1.24 Laboratory Permeability Test 5,000
4.1.25 Specic Gravity 2,600
4.1.26 In-situ Density and Moisture Content 2,600
4.1.27 Laboratory vane shear test(undisturbed/remoulded samples) 3,200
4.1.28 Double Hydrometer analysis 5,000
4.1.29 Pin Hole Test 4,100
4.1.30 Crumb Test 3,200
4.1.31 CBR Test 7,300
4.1.32 Swelling Pressure Test 4,900
4.1.33 Free Swell Index 2,500
4.1.34 Hydraulic fracturing test 1.5 dia (37.5 mm) 4
specimens/sample 14,200
4.1.35 Torvane Shear Test 1,300
4.1.36 Pocket Penetrometer test 1,100
4.1.37 Lab. Permeability test on Canal lining material 17,600
4.1.38 Sand Equivalent Test 2,100
4.1.39 Modied Proctor Compaction Test 14,400
4.1.40 Consolidated Undrained Triaxial shear test with pore
pressure measurement (Sample size 37.5 mm x 75
mm) - 4 Specimen 10,600
4.1.41 Consolidated drained Triaxial shear test (Sample size
37.5 mm x 75 mm) - 4 Specimen 12,700
4.1.42 Unconsolidated Undrained Triaxial shear test with
pore pressure measurement(Sample size 37.5 mm x
75 mm) - 4 Specimen 10,000
4.1.43 Unconned Compression test (Sample size 37.5 mm x
75 mm) - 2 Specimen 4,400
4.1.44 Consolidation test using Automated Consolidometer
(Sample size 63.5 mm x 25.4mm) 10,200
4.1.45 Particle size analysis of soil samples using Laser particle
size analyzer Range 0.1 micron to 1200 microns 2,500
4.1.46 Multi stage direct shear test on coarse grained soils
(Sample size 30cm x 30cm) 15,500
4.2 SOIL DYNAMICS TESTS
4.2.1 Strength test on one sample(set of 4 specimen at
dierent stress rations) of cohesionless soil using
Cyclic Triaxial test equipment 94,600
4.2.2 Strength test on one sample (set of 4 specimen at
dierent stress ratios) of cohesionless soil using Cyclic
simple shear test equipment 92,600
4.2.3 Evaluation of Dynamic properties of one sample
comprising of 3 specimen at dierent conning
pressures using Resonant Column Device:
I) Clayey Sample 56,100
II) Sandy sample 48,500
4.3 ROCKFILL MATERIAL TESTS
4.3.1 Large Size Triaxial Shear Test (Rockll Material )
(38cm Dia X 81 cm Height) 3,63,000
4.3.2 One Dimensional Compression/Permeability Test (Rockll
Material) (Sample size 100 cm diameter X 60 cm height) 3,90,000
4.3.3 Large Size Triaxial Shear Test under Cyclic Condition
(Rockll Material )( 50cm dia X 60 cm height ) 3,12,000
4.3.4 Large Size Triaxial Shear Test under Cyclic Condition
(Rockll Material) (50cm dia x 100 cm height) 4,18,000
4.3.5 Large Size Direct Shear Test (Rockll Material)(sample
size 100cm length X 100cm width x 60 cm ht) 1,94,000
4.3.6 Relative Density Test (Rockll Material) 20,800
4.3.7 Specic Gravity Test (Rockll Material) 1,400
4.4 TESTS FOR GEOSYNTHETICS MATERIALS
4.4.1 Ultimate Tensile Strength Testing charges for dierent
materials on Electronic Tensile Testing machine (10 T) 5,000
4.4.2 Permeability test on Geotextile 2,600
4.4.3 Apparent Opening Size of Geotextiles 2,000
4.4.4 Mass per unit area of Geotextiles 1,100
4.4.5 Cone Drop test 1,300
4.4.6 Interface Friction Measurement of Geofabric 9,200
4.4.7 Thickness Measurement of Geofabric 800
4.4.8 CBR Puncture Strength Test 2,700
4.4.9 Rod Puncture Strength Test 1,800
4.5 TESTS FOR CONCRETE
4.5.1 Normal Consistency 4,700
4.5.2 Setting time (Initial and Final) 6,600
4.5.3 Fineness (Blaines) 7,100
4.5.4 Fineness (Sieving) 2,300
4.5.5 Soundness test (Autoclave) 10,500
4.5.6 Soundness (Lechatlier) 2,800
4.5.7 Specic Gravity of cement 5,400
4.5.8 Tensile Strength of cement 6,300
4.5.9 Compressive Strength of Cement mortar (3, 7 & 28 days) 9,600
4.5.10 Heat of Hydration 29,900
4.5.11 Impact Test 4,100
4.5.12 Abrasion Test (CA) 10,700
4.5.13 Specic gravity (Coarse Aggregate) 3,200
4.5.14 Percent Water Absorption(Coarse Aggregate) 2,300
4.5.15 Soundness 5 cycles (Coarse Aggregate) 9,500
4.5.16 Alternate wetting and drying (10 cycles) 7,000
4.5.17 Unit weight (ne aggregate) 3,600
4.5.18 Unit weight (coarse aggregate) 2,900
4.5.19 Aggregate crushing value 5,000
4.5.20 Alkali aggregate reactivity (Mortar bar test) 21,000
4.5.21 Grading and neness modulus 4,100
4.5.22 Specic gravity (ne aggregate) 3,200
4.5.23 Silt and clay content 2,900
4.5.24 Organic impurities 2,100
4.5.25 Mica content 14,600
4.5.26 Soundness test (ne aggregate) 12,600
4.5.27 Compressive strength of sand mortar 10,200
4.5.28 Workability of concrete (slump cone) 1,900
4.5.29 Testing of 1 set of 3 concrete cubes 2,200
4.5.30 Unit weight of concrete 3,800
4.5.31 Flexural strength of concrete 6,300
4.5.32 Entrained air content of concrete 4,000
4.5.33 Design of concrete mixes 9,700
4.5.34 Permeability of concrete 15,400
4.5.35 Pneumatic sand blast on Concrete 20,000
4.5.36 Crushing strength 2 rock cubes 8,000
4.5.37 Pneumatic sand blast in surface 5,000
4.5.38 Tensile strength of M.S Bar 5,100
4.5.39 Compressive strength of bricks (solid brick/5 nos) 5,600
4.5.40 Compressive strength of bricks Perforated 5 nos 3,300
4.5.41 Water absorption (cold water) 2,600
4.5.42 Water absorption 3,800
4.5.43 Arizona slant shear test 5,000
4.5.44 Drying shrinkage test for epoxy mortar 3,300
4.5.45 Specic heat of concrete 30,400
4.5.46 Thermal conductivity 37,000
4.5.47 Compressive strength of epoxy mortar 4,200
4.5.48 E orescence 1,900
4.5.49 Warpage (for solid and perforated bricks) 2,000
4.5.50 Lime reactivity test 13,600
4.5.51 Water absorption of masonry rock/stone 11,100
4.5.52 Porosity of masonry stone/rock 8,000
4.5.53 Durability test of masonry rock 15,700
4.5.54 Transverse strength of building stone 16,800
4.5.55 Bond test for M.S bars (medium tensile steel bars) 11,500
4.5.56 Testing of concrete and Rock cubes (30 cm) on Bi-axial
test equipment 44,200
4.5.57 Testing of one set of 3 concrete cylinders (50 x 100 cm) 8,100
4.5.58 Water Retention by concrete curing materials 13,600
4.5.59 Percent water absorption of ne aggregate (Natural/
crushed/Blended) 3,200
4.5.60 Accelerated Alkali Aggregate test (Mortar Bar test) 35,700
4.5.61 Elastic Parameters of Concrete cylinder (15 x 30 cm) set
of 3 cylinders 25,900
4.5.62 Accelerated Pozzalonic Activity Index test on Micro
Silica 11,400
4.5.63 Underwater Abrasion test as per ASTM for a set of 3
concrete cylindrical samples 29,500
4.5.64 Bond strength of epoxy resin system Used with
concrete by slant shear (Set 3 cylinders for bond
strength and one Cylinder for compression 27,300
4.6 ROCK MECHANICS TESTS
4.6.1 Drilling & Cutting of rock cores, grinding and Polishing
(Ex,Ax,Bx,Nx)- 1 core 6,000
4.6.2 Cutiing of rock cores- grinding & polishing 1 core 3,300
4.6.3 Cutting of rock cubes (5cm size) 1 no. 5,900
4.6.4 Cutting of rock cubes (10 cm size) 1 no. 8,500
4.6.5 Cutting of rock cubes (15 cm size) 1 no. 11,800
4.6.6 Electrical resistively test for core (upto 3 parameters) 5,400
4.6.7 Specic heat test (3 specimens per sample) 5,500
4.6.8 Laboratory testing of heat capacity of soil (3 specimens
per sample) 8,400
4.6.9 Compression and shear wave velocity 1 sample 3,400
4.6.10 Tensile strength (Brazilian) 5 cores 14,400
4.6.11 Direct Tensile strength 5 cores 32,900
4.6.12 Physical properties of rock samples(1 sample = 2
specimens) 11,800
4.6.13 Uni-axial compression test 5 cores 17,900
4.6.14 Flexural strength 5 cores 17,900
4.6.15 Tri-axial shear test 24,100
4.6.16 Static Elastic parameters (Tangent modulus and
Poissons ratio) 61,500
4.6.17 Mohrs hardness test 1 core 1,200
4.6.18 Schmidt Rebound Hardness 1 core 2,600
4.6.19 Dorrys Abrasion test (1 samples=2 specimens) 7,300
4.6.20 Slake durability test (1 sample = 2 specimens) 7,200
4.6.21 Direct shear test on discontinuities 5 cores 33,700
4.6.22 Point load index test 10 samples 8,400
4.6.23 Joint Roughness coe cient 1 sample 7,100
4.7 TESTS FOR CONCRETE CHEMISTRY
4.7.1 Chemical Analysis of Water for Construction (Upto 8
parameters) 6,900
4.7.2 Chemical Analysis of Seepage Water (Durability
Studies) 9,400
4.7.3 Complete Chemical Analysis of Water (upto 20
inorganic Parameters) 16,600
4.7.4 Chemical Analysis of Cement Pozzalona/Lime/Rock
etc., 28,300
4.7.5 Sulphide Sulphur in cement 2,100
4.7.6 Free Lime Content 2,100
4.7.7 Cement Content in set Cement Mortar/Concrete 22,500
4.7.8 Alkali Aggregate Reactivity Test (24 hrs.Test) 11,500
4.7.9 Alkali Aggregate Reactivity (72 hrs) 12,000
4.7.10 Acid Soluble Sulphate in Materials of Construction 3,000
4.7.11 Water Soluble Sulphate in materials of construction 2,500
4.7.12 Acid Soluble Chlorides in materials of construction 1,800
4.7.13 Water Soluble Chlorides in materials of construction 1,400
4.7.14 Available Alkali in Flyash/Silica Fume 3,400
4.7.15 Active Alkalis of the aggregate (French Method) 2,000
4.7.16 Chemical Analysis of Admixtures 7,500
4.7.17 Carbonation Depth in reinforced concrete 400
4.7.18 Durability of resin capsule for rock bolting 17,500
4.7.19 Total soluble salts in materials for construction 1,100
4.7.20 Determination of Organic matter 3,000
4.7.21 Loss on Ignition 1,200
4.7.22 Specic element determination using Atomic
Absorption Spectrophotometer 1,200
4.7.23 pH Value 900
4.7.24 Determination of Calcium carbonate content 1,800
4.7.25 Alkali Content in Materials of construction 1,600
4.7.26 Determination of Organic Carbon 3,000
4.7.27 Determination of Cat ion Exchange capacity 7,300
4.7.28 Dispersive Characteristics of Soils (Chemical method) 5,100
4.7.29 Chemical composition of soil 28,300
4.7.30 Total soluble salts in materials of construction 1,100
4.7.31 Soluble sulphate in materials of construction 3,000
4.7.32 Soluble chlorides in materials of construction 1,800
4.7.33 Zinc coating test on GI wires for a set of 3 samples 1,500
4.7.34 Uniformity of zinc coating test on GI wires (3
samples) 900
4.7.35 Mass of zinc coating test on GI wires for 3 samples 700
Note:
The above rates are eective from 1.7.2011.
4.7.20 Determination of Organic matter 3,000
4.7.21 Loss on Ignition 1,200
4.7.22 Specic element determination using Atomic
Absorption Spectrophotometer 1,200
4.7.23 pH Value 900
4.7.24 Determination of Calcium carbonate content 1,800
4.7.25 Alkali Content in Materials of construction 1,600
4.7.26 Determination of Organic Carbon 3,000
4.7.27 Determination of Cat ion Exchange capacity 7,300
4.7.28 Dispersive Characteristics of Soils (Chemical method) 5,100
4.7.29 Chemical composition of soil 28,300
4.7.30 Total soluble salts in materials of construction 1,100
4.7.31 Soluble sulphate in materials of construction 3,000
4.7.32 Soluble chlorides in materials of construction 1,800
4.7.33 Zinc coating test on GI wires for a set of 3 samples 1,500
4.7.34 Uniformity of zinc coating test on GI wires (3
samples) 900
4.7.35 Mass of zinc coating test on GI wires for 3 samples 700
Note:
The above rates are eective from 1.7.2011.
MODEL LIST OF T&P
5.1 Gauge Site
Sl. No. Particulars Quantity
1 Metallic Tape 30 m 01
2 Auto Level with accessories & sta 01
3 Gauge Post 10
4 Target Poles 04
5 Maximum Minimum Thermometer (Digital) 01
6 Dry Wet Thermometer 01
7 Life Buoy 05
8 Life Jackets 05
9 Raincoat 03
10 Umbrella 02
11 Torch 02
12 Gum Boot 03
13 Bucket 02
14 Carpentry Tool set 01
15 Candle Water Filter 01
16 Calculator 01
17 Stevensons Screen 01
18 Table 02
19 Chair 05
20 Wireless with accessories 01
21 Maintenance free battery 02
22 Petromax 01
Consumables
1 Paints, Painting Brushes, Data forms and stationary etc.
5.2 Gauge and Discharge site
1 Current Meter with accessories 02
2 Pigmy Current meter with accessories 01
3 Digital Counter 02
4 Fish Weight 10 kg 02
6 Sounding Weight- 10 kg 02
8 Metallic Tape 30 m long 01
10 Gauge Post 10
11 Target Poles 04
12 Ordinary Rain Gauge with measuring cylinder 01
15 River Temperature Thermometer 01
16 Boat with accessories 01
17 O B Engine with accessories 01
18 Sisal/Nylon/Jute Rope- 50 m each 02
19 Life Buoy 05
20 Life Jacket 05
21 Ranging Rods 01
22 Raincoat 05
23 Umbrella 03
24 Torch 03
25 Gum Boot pairs 05
26 Bucket 03
29 Scientic Calculator 01
30 Stop Watch 01
31 Eco-Sounder 01
32 Boat Outt 01
33 Bridge Outt 01
35 Table 03
36 Chair 05
37 Petromax 01
Consumables
5.3 Gauge, Discharge and Water Quality site
2 Pigmy Current Meter with accessories 01
10 Gauge post 10
12 Target Poles 04
19 Life Buoy 05
20 Life Jacket 05
21 Ranging Rods 01
22 Raincoat 05
23 Umbrella 03
24 Torch 03
26 Bucket 04
30 Stop Watch 01
31 Eco-Sounder 01
32 Boat Outt 01
33 Bridge Outt 01
35 Table 04
36 Chair 05
37 Petromax 01
40 Conductivity Meter 01
41 DO meter 01
42 pH meter 01
44 DO Sampler 01
Consumables
2 Filter Paper, Chemicals, Glass Wares etc.
5.3 Gauge, Discharge, Silt and Water Quality site
2 Pigmy Current Meter with accessories 01
10 Gauge post 10
12 Target Poles 04
19 Life Buoy 05
20 Life Jacket 05
21 Ranging Rods 01
22 Raincoat 05
23 Umbrella 03
24 Torch 03
26 Bucket 03
30 Stop Watch 01
31 Eco-Sounder 01
32 Boat Outt 01
33 Bridge Outt 01
35 Table 04
36 Chair 05
37 Petromax 01
40 Conductivity Meter 01
41 DO meter 01
42 pH meter 01
44 DO Sampler 01
45 Silt Sampler 01
46 Sieves set 01
47 Oven 01
48 Physical Balance with Weight 01
49 Enamel Bucket & Mug 01
50 Desiccators 01
51 Gas Stove 01
Consumables
2 Filter Paper, Chemicals, Glass Wares etc.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF
HIGH VALUE EQUIPMENT
6.0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
6.1 Technical Specication of Hydro-meteorological Sensors
Sl. No. Salient Features Specification
6.1.1 Tipping Bucket Rain gauge
1 Sensor type Tipping bucket
2 Base material cast metal - thermoplastic, FRP or Equivalent
3 Collector material thick metal, FRP or Equivalent
4 Rim material gun metal/brass or equivalent
5 Collecting funnel 200 mm internal diameter
6 Bucket size 0.5 mm equivalent rainfall
7 Range 0 100 mm
8 Resolution 0.5 mm
9 Accuracy 2% of reading or better
10 Rainfall intensity up to 750 mm/hr
11 Tip detector reed switch
12 Output pulsed output to Data Collection Unit
13 Mounting/Installation
arrangements
Mounting shall be done on ground or on a raised platform or on a
roof top along with DCU and all the accessories.
14 Warranty Period 2 years after commissioning at site
6.1.2 Water Level Sensor
1 Sensor type Radar Level
2 Measuring Range up to 30 m
3 Accuracy 3 mm
4 Beam angle of antenna 10 to 15
5 Operating temperature -40 to +55 C
6 Operating Relative Humidity 0 to 100%
7 Rotation range of mounting
a) Lateral axis 90
b) Longitudinal axis 15
8 Type of protection with
horizontal mounting
IP 67
arrangements
Mounting shall above HFL below a bridge girder wherever available
otherwise on a cantilever projection from a mast or pedestal made of
structural steel or RCC with su cient structural strength.
6.1.3 Air Temperature Sensor
1 Sensor type Platinum resistance or equivalent
2 Operational Range -5 to + 60 C
3 Accuracy Within 0.1
o
C
4 Resolution 0.1 C
5 Response time 10 Secs or lesser
6 Self aspirated To ensure continuous supply of air. Free from turbulence, water
droplets and Radiation
arrangements
Mounting shall be done on a mast or tripod made of structural
steel with su cient foundation and structural strength.
6.1.4 Relative Humidity Sensor
1 Sensor type Capacitive/solid state
2 Range 0 100% RH
3 Accuracy 3% or better
4 Resolution 1%
5 Response time 10 Secs or lesser
arrangements
6.1.5 Wind Speed And Direction Sensor
1 Sensor Type Ultrasonic (no moving part)
2 Range 0-60 m/s for speed , 0-360 for direction
3 Accuracy Better than 1% full scale
4 Resolution 0.1 m/s for speed, +5 for direction
5 Response time Less than 1 second lag
6 Threshold Less than 1 m/sec
7 Averaging To be introduced in DCU customizable by user
arrangements
6.1.6 Solar Radiation Sensor
1 Sensor Type Photo sensor/pyroelectric sensor
2 Threshold 120 W/m
2
of direct solar irradiance
3 Methodology Alternate shading of sensor to account for sky radiation
4 Resolution 1s of an hour
5 Spectrum range 400nm to 1100 nm
6 Response time 100s
7 Stability Better than 2% over a year period
8 Temperature dependence Better than 2% in the ambient range
9 Error due to changing declination Less than 3%
10 Output High for Sunshine (5 V)
Low for No Sunshine (0 V)
arrangements
6.1.7 Evaporation Sensor
1 Operating temperature -5 to 60 C
2 Diameter of the pan 1.2 m or more
3 Accuracy 1%
4 Measuring Cylinder Material Clean cast seamless acrylic plastic tubing or brass sheet
5 Platform Rot resistant timber treated with creosote or eective Wood preservative
6 Graduation in millimeter
arrangements
Mounting shall be done on ground or on a raised platform or on a
roof top along with DCU and all the accessories.
6.1.8 Data Logger
1 Slots/Ports PCMCIA and USB
2 Data Memory 4 MB minimum
3 Operating Temperature -10
0
C to +60
0
C
4 Power Consumption < 2 mA quiescent
5 Analog inputs 4 to 20 mA ; 100% over-range withstand
6 Analog to digital converter
a) Resolution 16 bit or better
b) Conversion Accuracy 1 LSB
7 System clock
a) Stability Long-term 1 ppm/year or better
b) Stability (Temp) 3 ppm or better from -40C to 55C
8 Battery Backup (internal) Lithium Battery
storage: 2 years
9 Real-Time Clock GPS synchronized
10 Watchdog Timer System Reset upon microprocessor failure
11 Sample Intervals 1 sec. to 24 hr. in 1 second increments (user selectable)
12 Keypad 1 no.
13 Visual display 16 Character X 2 lines or more, alphanumeric LED/LCD to operate
in temp. range -10C to +55C
14 Power consumption Average over an hour shall be less than 0.5 A at 12V D.C. including
that of sensors, GPS and transmitter.
15 Power Supply
a) Battery Single 12V chargeable maintenance-free battery 65 AH capacity
b) Charge controller Internal or External
arrangements
Shall be housed in a weather proof and temper proof housing of
NEMA 4 type enclosure of steel or bre glass and mounted on wall
enclosures wherever possible otherwise shall mounted on a mast
or tripod made of structural steel with su cient foundation and
structural strength.
6.1.9 Transmitter
1 Carrier Frequency Band 402.0 MHz - 403.0 MHz
2 Carrier Stability Carrier frequency 402.658 MHz
3 Modulator In steps of 100 Hz from 402.0 MHz to 403.0 MHz
4 Data bit rate PCM/BPSK
5 Data coding 4.8 KBPS (User selectable) NRZ(L)
6 Frequency stability:
a) Long term
Transmit frequency inaccuracy including aging of oscillator should
not exceed 400 Hz per year. Oscillator/synthesizer should have
provision to adjust for the long term drift
b) for temperature 1 ppm or better (-40 to +55
o
C)
7 Signal Bandwidth 6.0 KHz maximum or better
8 Output Power 3-10 W (settable)
9 Power Stability 1 dB
10 Spurious -60 dB or better
11 Harmonics -40 dB or better
12 Operating Temperature -40C to +55C
13 Operating Relative Humidity 0 to 100% RH for outdoor equipments
14 Operating power Switched 12V D.C controlled by data logger.
arrangements
Shall be housed in a weather proof and temper proof housing of NEMA 4
type enclosure of steel or bre glass and mounted on wall enclosures
wherever possible otherwise shall be mounted on a mast or tripod made of
structural steel with su cient foundation and structural strength.
6.1.10 Antenna
1 Polarization LHCP and RHCP (Switchable in eld)
2 Gain Minimum 11 dBi or better
3 Center frequency 402.50 MHz
4 3dB Beam width 40
o
5 VSWR 1.2 : 1
6 Impedance 50 ohms
7 Operating wind speed 250 kmph
8 Wind Survival 300 kmph
9 Operating rain rate 100 mm/hr and water proof
10
Material Rust-proof and oxidation-proof for use in coastal and saline areas
11 Connector type Compatible
12 Mounting Should have engraved elevation angle marking
13
Operating temperature -40C to +55C
14 Operating Relative Humidity 0 to 100% RH
15 Weight Light weight
16 Size Small, portable
17 Mounting/Installation arrangements Mounting shall be done on a mast with su cient foundation and
structural strength.
6.2 Technical Specication of High Value Survey Instruments
6.2.1 Total Station
1 Telescope
Image
Magnication
Field of view
Minimum focus distance
Resolving power
Erect
30X or better
22 m @ 1000 m
2.0 m
2.5
2 Angle measurement
Tilt compensation method
Tilt compensation range
Angle accuracy
Displayed resolution (Least
count)
dual axis
3
2 horizontal and vertical
1
3 Distance measurement
Range (20 km visibility)
Accuracy (in static mode)
Resolution (Least count)
Measurement time
Prism
1500 m with 1 prism
3000 m with assembly of 3 prisms
5 mm + 3 ppm of distance or better
1 mm
5 s
Retro reective type
4 Optical Plummet
Magnication
Focussing range
Additional features
2.0X
0.5 to 2 m or better
A small Bulls eye Bubble on alidade.
Two Electronic bubbles 30 sensitivity at right angles to each
other on display panel.
One Circular Bubble on Tribrach.
5 key board and display Alpha Numeric keyboard on both sides ( identical)
1/4 VGA (320*240 pixels)
graphic LCD
Facility to display graph of entire survey on screen with
Zoom & Pan facility
6 Pressure & Temperature
sensors
In built Temperature & pressure Sensors for measurement
and display of instant atmospheric temperature and pres-
sure in SI system of unit.
7 Data storage (with pc-software
for data retrieval, presentation
and archiving)
Capacity 10000 points on board memory or more
SD Card/CF card slot with 256 MB or more
RS232/USB Interface.
8 Focusing Mode: Three Focusing Mode: Auto Focus mode, Power focus mode
and Manual Focus mode
9 Physical
Weight
Operating temperature range
Operating Relative Humidity
10 kg
0 to 55
0 to 90%
10 Power Batteries Li-ion rechargeable
No eect on memory during changing of batteries.
capacity 4 hours of continuous measuring
11 Accessories Strong carrying case with Data Transfer Cable
Data Transfer Software
Two rechargeable Batteries
One Charger
One CD containing Instruction Manual
Two Single prism with Target Plate
one wooden stand Range
Two Pole
Two Detachable Tribrach
Lens cover set
6.2.2 Dierential Global positioning system
1 Accuracy
Operating range
Horizontal accuracy of rover
unit location
Vertical accuracy of rover unit
location
within 1 km of the reference unit
1 m
2 cm
2 GPS Reference Unit
Data logging
Positioning mode
Update rate
1 30 seconds
RTK, SBAS, DGPS
10 Hz 20Hz
3 Internal Memory At least 256 MB memory
Removable 1 GB data storage card
72 hours of 10 satellites at 1 second intervals
4 Technology PRISM or NMEA 0183
5 Display/Interface Full Colour TFT liquid Crystal display with backlight
Keyboard with backlight
USB host and slave
Point-to-point and point-to-multi point
Serial port OBEX dial up modem
6 Field Software GPS utilities, Bluetooth Manager, Operating system (Data back-
up, Restore etc.)
7 Physical and Performance Battery life: 20 hours or greater
Waterproof
High-sensitivity receiver
Interface high-speed USB and NMEA 0183 compatible
8 Maps and Memory Basemap display
Ability to add maps
Built-in memory: 500 MB or greater
Capable to accept data cards in widely available format
Waypoints/favorites/locations: 2000 or greater
Routes: 200 or greater
Track log: 10,000 points, 200 saved tracks or greater
9 Additional Features Automatic routing (turn by turn routing on roads
Electronic compass: tilt-compensated, 3-axis
Barometric altimeter
Unit-to-unit transfer (shares data wirelessly with similar
units)
Comprehensive user manuals
6.2.3 Acoustic Doppler Current Proler
1 Sensor
Mode of operation
Measuring range
Stream velocity range
Stream velocity accuracy
Resolution
Ping interval
Conguration
Beam angle
Acoustic frequency
Number of depth cells
Depth cell (bin) size
Real time from a sailing boat
10 m/s (velocity relative to instrument)
-5 to 5 m/s
0.25% 0.005 m/s or better
0.01 m/s
0.1 s
3 or 4 beams
20 to 30
highest possible frequency for adequate bottom tracking at
depths of 30 m in fast owing, sediment laden waters
programmable, 1 to 128
programmable, 0.25 to 2 m
2 Bottom tracking (or GPS)
Accuracy
Stream velocity range
Depth range
1 cm/s @ 5 m/s
0 to 5 m/s
3.0 m or more
3 Tilt sensor
Range
Accuracy
-15 to +15, both X and Y axis
2
4 Power supply 220 VAC 25%; 47 to 53 Hz
10 to 15 VDC or 20 to 30 VDC
5 Housing corrosion proof
6 Ingress protection waterproof, compliant with IP68
7 Operating temperature 5 to 60C (equipments except ADCP)
5 to 45C (for ADCP)
8 Operating Humidity up to 100 %
9 Hardware and software Laptop PC suitable for communicating with the ADCP, DGPS
and other devices for running the associated ADCP software in
the eld, and for communicating with o ce based PCs for
subsequent data transfer.
10 Accessories Tools
Spare parts
Mounting brackets
Shipping case
11 Installation Deployed on its own bespoke trimaran. The trimaran
should have unbreakable polyethylene hulls with a mini-
mum 3 years warranty, a proven stable design, a waterproof
electronics compartments and stainless steel fasteners and
safety lines.
The instrument shall be set up for data collection, setting
of depth-cell size, number of depth cells and ping rate, av-
eraging, storage interval. In case the instrument features
an in-built compass then software assisted compass cali-
bration shall be supported. Set-up of bottom tracking and/
or on line DGPS
12 Warranty 2 years
6.2.4 Auto Level
1 Image erect
2 Magnication 25 x
3 Aperture of objective 30 mm
4 Field of view 120 to 130
5 Shortest focusing distance 1.5 m
6 Resolving power 1.5 mm @ 60 m
7 Stadia multiplying constant 100
8 Stadia additive constant 0
9 Sensitivity of level plate 20 sec/2 mm run
10 Tribrach circular bubble 8 min/2 mm run
11 Compensation range 12 to 16 seconds
12 compensation accuracy 0.3 second
13 Accuracy for levelling the line
of sight
0.8 second
14 Levelling accuracy 2 mm in 1 km of double levelling
15 Centering provision 30 50 mm
16 Instrument life time >5 years of continuous operation
17 Operating temperature range 0 to 50 C
18 Housing splash waterproof
19 Accessories
Centering plumb bob with
adopter
Tripod with clamping Screw
Carrying case
Cleaning brush
Tool-set
Lens cover set
Telescopic levelling stas
and accessories
Measuring tape 30 m (bre
glass)
one
one unit made of well seasoned wood or light and strong alloy
telescopic with mounting for battery, illumination unit and
clamping arrangement for the instrument
one unit made of light metallic or plastic (unbreakable type) or
well seasoned wood with padded inserts and receptacles for
holding accessories with lock, handle, carrying shoulder strap
etc.
one unit
spanner, Tommy pins, screw driver, etc. one set
one set
2 no
2 no
6.2.5 Theodolite
1 Image erect
2 Magnication 30 x
3 Aperture of objective 40 mm
4 Field of view 130 to 140
5 Shortest focusing distance 2.0 m
6 Resolving power 2.5 to 3.0 sec
7 Stadia multiplying constant 100
8 Stadia additive constant 0
9 Sensitivity of level plate 20 sec/2 mm run
10 Tribrach circular bubble 8 min/2 mm run
11 Vertical circle level 1 sec per 2 mm run
12 Compensation range 12 to 16 seconds
13 Compensation accuracy 0.3 second
14 Accuracy for levelling the line
of sight 0.8 second
15 Levelling accuracy 2 mm in 1 km of double levelling
16 Centering provision 30 50 mm
17 Optical plummet
magnication
focussing range
2.3 x
0.5 m
18 Graduation error
horizontal circle
vertical circle
1 sec (least count of micrometer)
1 sec (least count of micrometer)
19 Instrument life time >5 years of continuous operation
20 Operating temperature range 0 to 60 C
21 Housing splash waterproof
22 Accessories
Centering plumb bob with
adopter
Diagonal eye-piece
Electrical illuminating units
Tripod with clamping Screw
Carrying case
Cleaning brush
Tool-set
Lens cover set
Telescopic levelling stas
and accessories
Measuring tape 30 m (bre
glass)
one
two (one for telescope, one for micrometer)
two
one unit made of well seasoned wood or light and strong alloy
telescopic with mounting for battery, illumination unit and
clamping arrangement for the instrument
one unit made of light metallic or plastic (unbreakable type) or
well seasoned wood with padded inserts and receptacles for
holding accessories with lock, handle, carrying shoulder strap
etc.
one unit
spanner, Tommy pins, screw driver, etc. one set
one set
2 no
2 no
APPENDIX-I
F. No. 4/2/2009-O&M/390-396
Government of India
Central Water Commission
Room No. 326(S), Sewa Bhawan
R.K. Puram, New Delhi-66
Dated the 03
rd
August 2010
OFFICE ORDER
Subject : Delegation of Work Powers to CWC Oicers.
The Government in its various communications [Ministry of WMP letter No. 80/33/49 dated 14.05.1949,
Ministry of WMP UO No. DW.80/33/49 dated 30.05.49, Ministry of WMP letter No. DW-121(3) dated 30.09.1946
and Ministry of I&P letter No. DW-11-27(18) dated 06.01.53 decided that CWC Officers are to discharge the
same functions and exercise the same nancial and works powers for the purposes of CPWD, CPWA Codes and
Public Works Rules as their counterparts in the CPWD.
Further, CWC vide OM No. 4/3/87-O&M&WS dated 26.08.1983 and 23.08.1984, claried that the CWC
Officers are authorized to exercise only such powers as are extended to them by formal departmental orders
in this regard.
In view of that, Commission has been reviewing the work power needed by the CWC Officers and
notifying the extent of works power available to CWC officers in line with powers available to CPWD Officers
from time to time. Last such delegation of power was made vide CWC O ce Order No. 4/2/98-O&M dated 3
rd

December 1999 and OM No. 4/2/98-O&M dated 18
th
February 2000.
Since the year 1999, many changes have taken place and cost of execution of works have gone up.
CPWD has also revised its works manual several times vide which nancial powers are delegated to its
subordinate formations/levels. The latest revision in Works Manual was done in the year 2007 and last modied
delegation of power in CPWD was issued vide O ce Memorandum No. DGW/MAN/186A dated 24.09.2009.
In view of the increased requirements in this regard keeping in view the increased cost of works, revision
by CPWD as mentioned above and availability of powers to CWC officers equivalent to CPWD Officers, the
competent authority has decided to rescind the above mentioned CWC OM No. 4/3/87-O&M&WS dated
26.08.1983 and 23.08.1984, CWC O ce Order No. 4/2/98-O&M dated 3
rd
December 1999 and OM No. 4/2/98-
O&M dated 18
th
February 2000. It has also been decided that CWC officers will exercise the same nancial
powers for works as available to their counterparts in CPWD last notied vide CPWD Works Manual 2007 and
modifications/enhancement/revisions made there in from time to time as the same is originally available to
them. Nomenclature of equivalent posts in CWC shall be as under:
APPENDIX-I
Designation of CPWD Equivalent CWC Oicers
AE/AEE SDE/AEE/AD-II/AD
EE EE/Dy. Director
SE SE/Director
CE CE
ADG Member, CWC
DG (W) Chairman, CWC
Exercise of these powers will be subject to the rules, restrictions and provisions of orders issued by the
Ministry of Finance from time to time and also subject to the provisions/procedures contained in the CPWD,
CPWA and other related codes and general and special orders issued by Government and CWC from time to
time.
Sd/-
(Poornima Malik)
Under Secretary (O & M)
Copy to :
PPS to Chairman 1
PPS to Member (WP&P/RM/D&R) 2
JS & FA, Ministry of Water Resources, Shram Shakti Bhawan, Ra Marg, New Delhi. 3
All Chief Engineers 4
All Directors/Superintending Engineers 5
Director (Adm.)/Director (Estt.I)/Director (Estt.II)/Director (Trg.)/Director (TC) 6
All USs/AO 7
All Section Oicers. 8
APPENDIX-II
Financial Powers Delegated to CWC Officers
Sl. No Nature of Power
Designation of
Officer
Extent of Power
(in Rupees)
Remarks/
Reference
1 To accord Administrative Approval and
expenditure sanction to minor works for
residential and non- residential
buildings.
EE/DD 5 lac
SE/Director 25 lac
SE promoted on
in situ basis 12.5 lac
CE 150 lac
Member 250 lac
Chairman 500 lac
2 Petty works, repairs, addition & alteration
to hired and requisitioned buildings
CE 5,000 p.a. for non-
recurring
expenditure
1,000 p.a. for
recurring
expenditure
3 To issue orders declaring stores including
spare parts of vehicles, other than those
not involving losses, as surplus or
unserviceable, the original purchase
value of articles being estimated if not
known.
EE/DD 7,500
SE/Director 40,000
SE promoted on
in situ basis 20,000
CE 2,00,000
Member 5,00,000
4 Losses due to depreciation of stock SE/Director 15,000
SE promoted
on in situ basis 7,500
CE 40,000
Member Full powers
5 Write-o losses:
SE/Director 4,000
(1) On stores due to theft and/or
negligence of individuals.
SE promoted on
in situ basis 2,000
CE 25,000
Member 50,000
(2) On stores not due to theft or
negligence of individuals
SE/Director 4,000
SE promoted
on in situ basis 2,000
CE 25,000
Member 50,000
APPENDIX-II
Designation of
Officer
Extent of Power
(in Rupees)
Remarks/
Reference
6 Issue of order of disposal of stores declared
by competent authority to be unserviceable
(subject to any orders, the SE may have
passed) where the stores were so declared by
himself or by Government.
EE/DD 10,000
SE Promoted on
in situ basis
20,000
SE/Director Full Powers
7 Write o from returns of unserviceable
T&P of which part value is recovered.
EE/DD 10,000
SE/Director 20,000
SE Promoted on
in situ basis
10,000
CE Full Powers
8 Sale of stores to private parties on full
value plus 10% unless waived o by
competent authority
CE Full Powers
Notes:
1.Recovery in all cases should be made in cash in advance.
2.Losses mentioned against S. No. 4 above may be broadly attributed to :
(i) Normal uctuation of market prices
(ii) Fair wear and tear
(iii) Lack of foresight in regulating purchases
(iv) Neglect after purchase
3. Powers mentioned against S. No. 5 (1) & (2) will be exercised in respect of actual losses of stores as
opposed to losses of stock due to depreciation. Losses against 5(2) may be due to natural disasters
and other calamities such as re, enemy action, damages, obsolescence etc.
4. The authority issuing orders against S. No. 6 should, after disposal of stores, of which value accounts
are kept, determine and intimate to the audit o cer concerned, the net amount to be written o to
the nal head (to be specied) as loss on stocks.
5. Against item No. 8, see also paragraph 120 of CPWA Code.
9 Accord of sanction to expenditure on ceremonies
connected with laying of foundation stone and
opening of public buildings
CE 2,500
Member 10,000
10 To make advance payment to private
rms/autonomous bodies for chemical
analysis and testing of materials CE 65,000*
* Notes: In each case out of project contingencies subject to the fulllment of the following
conditions:
(i) Advance payments are made only in cases where it is considered absolutely necessary.
(ii) Advance payments made on the basis of a valid expenditure sanction of the competent authority.
(iii) The rm should be well established and has reputation for fair dealings.
(iv) The oicer drawing the money for making advance payment shall be responsible for its adjustment
for which purpose he will send the detailed bills to the Accounts Oicer within a period of one
month from the date of drawl of the advance. If an advance cannot be adjusted within one month
of the drawl, a detailed report should be sent to the component authority concerned.
(v) The amount of advance shall be drawn on a simple receipt and accounted for under the nal head
to which the expenditure on service in question would be debited.
APPENDIX-II
Designation of
Officer
Extent of Power
(in Rupees)
Remarks/
Reference
11 To write o infructuous expenditure on
construction
SE/Director 1% of contract
value subject to
ceiling of Rs. 7,500
SE promoted on
in situ basis
0.5% of contract
value subject to
ceiling of Rs.3,750
CE 1% of contract
value subject to
ceiling of Rs. 30,000
12 (a) Grant of extension of time and
rescheduling of mile stones
SDE/AEE/AD-II/
AD
Full powers in
respect of contracts
amounting up to
his power to accord
TS
EE/DD -do-
SE/Director Full Powers
SE promoted on
in situ basis
Full powers in
respect of contracts
amounting up to
his power to accord
TS
(b) Levy of compensation SE/Director Full Powers
13 Augmentation of electrical power supply
to the residences of VIPs up to maximum
electrical load sanctioned
(a) Ministers
(b) Judges of Supreme Court/High court
(c) Members of Parliament
(d) Secretaries/Additional Secretaries &
equivalent oicers. Chairman Full powers
14 To undertake deposit works
(a) At full rates of departmental charges or
all Central Govt. works and works of
autonomous bodies fully funded by the
Central Govt. where no departmental
charges are to be levied.
CE 1350 lac
Chairman/
Member Full powers
(b) At rates lower than full rates of
departmental charges
Member 900 lac
Chairman Full powers
Note: Delegation of full powers will be subject to the condition that the departmental charges to be
charged shall not vary by more than 20% of the standard departmental charges and subject to the
following conditions:
(a) Such departmental charges will be reviewed at every upward revision of normal departmental
charges; and
(b) Deposit work will be accepted to utilize spare capacity of the CWC at the Regional level and should
not in any way aect departmental working.
APPENDIX-II
Designation of
Officer
Extent of Power
(in Rupees)
Remarks/
Reference
15 Acceptance of lowest tender with or
without negotiations
SDE/AEE/AD-II/
AD 3 lac
Where SDE (Head Quarter) is not
provided EE/DD 30 lac
Where SDE (Head Quarter) is provided EE/DD 45 lac
Under his own power SE/Director 250 lac
SE promoted on
in situ basis 125 lac
CE 1000 lac
With prior approval of Member CE 1300 lac
With prior approval of Chairman CE 1600 lac
With prior approval of MoWR CE Full powers
16 Acceptance of single tender with or
without negotiations
SDE/AEE/ AD-II/
AD
75,000
EE/DD
(i) Under his own
authority
(ii) With prior
approval of
next higher
authority
(para 95 of
CPWD code)
4.5 lac
30 lac
SE/Director
(i) Under his own
authority
(ii) With prior
approval of
next higher
authority
125 lac
250 lac
SE promoted on
in situ basis
(i) Under his own
authority
(ii) With prior
approval of
Chief Engineer
62.5 lac
125 lac
APPENDIX-II
Designation of
Officer
Extent of Power
(in Rupees)
Remarks/
Reference
CE
(i) Under his own
authority
(ii) With prior
approval of
Member
(iii) With prior
approval of
Chairman
(iv) With prior
approval of
MoWR
500 lac
800 lac
1000 lac
Full Powers
Note : Full reasons should be recorded by the approving authority who should also guard against
contractor holding out unjustiably higher rates.
17 Award of work without call of tenders SDE/AEE/AD-II/
AD
60,000
EE/DD 4 lac
SE/Director 12 lac
SE promoted on
in situ basis
6 lac
CE
(i) Under his own
authority
(ii) With prior
approval of
Member
(iii) With prior
approval of
Chairman
(iv) With prior
approval of
MoWR
25 lac
100 lac
180 lac
Full Powers
18 Award of work to labour co-operative
societies without call of tenders
EE/DD 3 lac
SE/Director 6 Lac
SE promoted on
in situ basis 4.5 lac
Notes:
(a) Award of minor works upto Rs. 6.00 lakh.
(b) Award of works at current market rates provided the same are certied as reasonable by the officers
of CWC.
19 Award of work by negotiations ab-initio
after infructuous call of tender or with a
rm which has not quoted for execution
of the remaining work after rescission of
the contract
SDE/AEE/AD-II/
AD 60,000
EE/DD 5 lac
SE/Director 12 lac
APPENDIX-II
Designation of
Officer
Extent of Power
(in Rupees)
Remarks/
Reference
SE promoted on
in situ basis 6 lac
CE
(i) Under his own
authority
(ii) With prior
approval of
Member
(iii) With prior
approval of
Chairman
(iv) With prior
approval of
MoWR
30 lac
150 lac
300 lac
Full powers
20 (i) Splitting up projects/works/sub-
heads
EE/DD Where sanctioned
cost of Work/
Distinct Sub Head
to be split up is up
to
30 lac
SE/Director Where sanctioned
cost of Work/
Distinct Sub Head
to be split up is
above
30 lac and up to
250 lac
SE promoted on
in situ basis
Where sanctioned
cost of Work/
Distinct Sub Head
to be split up is
above
30 lac and up to
125 lac
CE Full powers
(ii) Acceptance of tenders for the split up
components
EE/DD Where sanctioned
cost of Work/total
cost of all split up
component
against each
distinct sub head
is up to
30 lac
APPENDIX-II
Designation of
Officer
Extent of Power
(in Rupees)
Remarks/
Reference
SE/Director Where sanctioned
cost of Work/total
component
against each
distinct sub head
is above
30 lac and up to
250 lac
SE promoted on
in situ basis
Where sanctioned
cost of Work/total
component
against each
distinct sub head
is above
30 lac and up to
125 lac
CE Where sanctioned
cost of Work/total
component
against each
distinct sub head
is above
250 lac and
up to 1000 lac
Member Where sanctioned
cost of Work/total
component
against each
distinct sub head
is above
1000 lac and up to
1300 lac
Chairman Where sanctioned
cost of Work/total
component
against each
distinct sub head
is above
1300 lac and up to
1600 lac
MoWR Full powers
APPENDIX-II
Designation of
Officer
Extent of Power
(in Rupees)
Remarks/
Reference
(i)The tenders for the split up portion shall be accepted by the same competent authority who
permitted such splitting for projects/works costing up to Rs. 1000 lacs. The fact that the project/
work has been split up for the purpose of inviting tenders should, however, be clearly brought to
the notice of the authority competent for split up, explaining the reasons while forwarding the
tenders for such works.
(ii) The tenders for the split up portions of projects/works costing more than Rs. 1000 lakh, shall be
accepted by the Member/ Chairman/ MoWR as the case may be. The fact that the project has been
split up for the purpose of inviting the tenders should be clearly brought to the notice of Member/
Chairman/ MoWR explaining the reasons while forwarding the tenders for their consideration/
approval.
(iii) Tenders relating to component parts of the project, if the amount of such component parts appears
as distinct sub-head will be dealt with by the authorities concerned according to their powers of
acceptance of the tenders and sanction of estimates and not referred to the higher authorities
even though they may form part of the project beyond their acceptance as a whole.
(iv) The procedure mentioned in note (iii) above will also apply in respect of tenders for sanitary and
water supply and electrical and furniture work for which provision is made under the distinct sub-
heads. The tenders for such works need not to be submitted to the higher authorities if the amount
is within the competency of the authority concerned and the provision exists in the estimates
under distinct sub-heads even if the total cost of work may be more.
21 Acceptance of tenders for smaller works
likely to crop up during the execution of
work /project and for which no provision
exists in the sanctioned project estimates
CE Full powers to accept
tenders for such
works subject to
availability of funds
under sub head
contingencies in
the sanctioned
project estimate.
22 Award of work order (Annual limit) SDE/AEE/AD-II/
AD
6 lac
In addition to sub-division powers EE/DD 45 lac
In addition to Sub-Division and Division
powers
SE/Director 125 lac (Per
Division)
SE promoted on
in situ basis
62.5 lac
23 (a) To accept highest tender bid for
disposal of govt. buildings without land
at/and above the reserve price xed by
CE / Chairman
EE/DD 9 lac
SE/Director 75 lac
SE promoted on
in situ basis
37.5 lac
CE/ Member/
Chairman
Full Powers
(b) Below reserve price EE/DD/SE/
Director/CE
Decision to be
taken by next
higher authority
SE promoted on
in situ basis
Decision to be
taken by next
higher authority
APPENDIX-II
Designation of
Officer
Extent of Power
(in Rupees)
Remarks/
Reference
Member/
Chairman
Full Powers
(c) Acceptance of single tender/ bid at/
and above the reserve price
EE/DD 45,000
SE/Director 45 lac
SE promoted on
in situ basis
22.5 lac
Under his own power CE 135 lac
With prior approval of Member CE 150 lac
With prior approval of Chairman CE 200 lac
With prior approval of MoWR CE Full Powers
(d)
(i) Sale/dismantlement of public building
other than purely temporary structure
CE 15 lac
Member/
Chairman
Full Powers
(ii) Purely temporary structure EE/DD Full powers subject
to the conditions
mentioned in Para
127 of CPWD code
SE/ Director Full powers if the
structure is to be
sold at lower than
reserve price
Note :
(i) Reserve price shall be xed on assessed salvage value of dismantled materials only.
(ii) Authority competent to x reserve price will be competent to x salvage value of dismantled
materials also.
24 Purchase of inspection vehicles Chairman Only for
replacement of
vehicles survey
reported in
accordance with
government
instructions on
the subject from
time to time
25 Accord of technical sanction to detailed
estimates (Civil and Electrical Works)
SDE/AEE/ AD-II/
AD 3 lac
EE/DD
(i) where SDE(HQ)
is not provided
30 lac
EE/DD
(ii) where SDE(HQ)
is provided
45 lac
APPENDIX-II
Designation of
Officer
Extent of Power
(in Rupees)
Remarks/
Reference
SE/Director 250 lac
SE promoted on
in situ basis
125 lac
CE/Member/
Chairman
Full powers
Note:
This delegation of power is subject to restriction and provision of orders issued by the Ministry of
Finance from time to time and as also the provision contained in various codes. In this context,
instructions contained in the Ministry of Finance O.M. F-10(28)/EE Coord./77 dt. 20.1.1978 should be
kept in view.
26 Acceptance/challenge of arbitration
award
CE 15 lac
Member 45 lac
27 Accord of A/A & E/S for construction of
houses for CWC project sta for major
projects
Member 225 lacs
Note: This will be subject to the condition that the cost of construction will be met out of the
contingencies of the project where there is no separate provision for the same.
28 (i) Accord of Administrative Approval &
Expenditure sanction for construction
of houses for CWC maintenance sta.
Member *60 lac
Chairman *150 lac
*In case of project costing more than Rs. 15 lakh, pre budget nancial scrutiny should have been done
by the competent authority i.e. Budget Section, MoWR.
Note:
(i) Due care should be taken to ensure that powers are not used to create separate pool of
accommodation and to ensure that Member/Chairman would draw up a list of maintenance sta
for whom the quarters near the inquiry o ce are essential.
(ii) Power should be exercised by CE/Member/Chairman consultation with Financial Advisor, MoWR.
29 Powers to modify contract conditions Member *15%
Chairman **25%
* Where nancial implication is up to 15% of the contract amount.
** Where nancial implication is up to 25% of the contract amount.
30 Acceptance of tender conditions not in
line with the standard conditions Chairman Full powers
31 Purchase of Tools and Plants CE Full powers
SE/Director Up to 10 lac
SE promoted on
in situ basis Up to 7.5 lac
EE/DD Up to 5 lac
32 To allow State PWD contractors to tender
for the works of CWC outside the State in
which enlisted Member Full powers
APPENDIX-II
Designation of
Officer
Extent of Power
(in Rupees)
Remarks/
Reference
33 Accord of sanction to extra /substituted
items
SDE/AEE/ AD-II/
AD
30% of contract
amount or 30% of
power to accord
TS, whichever is
lower
EE/DD 30% of contract
amount or 30% of
power to accord
TS, whichever is
lower
value or equal to
the power to
accord technical
sanction, which-
ever is lower.
SE promoted on
in situ basis
30% of contract
value or equal to
the power to
accord technical
sanction,
whichever is
lower.
CE Full power
34 Accord of sanction to deviation in
quantities of agreement items
SDE/AEE/ AD-II/
AD
10% of contract
amount or 50% of
power to accord
TS, whichever is
lower
EE/DD 15% of contract
amount or 50% of
power to accord TS,
whichever is lower
amount
SE promoted on
in situ basis
15% of contract
amount
CE Full power
Note:
1. Deviation means increase or decrease in quantities of agreement items.
2. Deviations upto + 10% of agreement quantity will not require any sanction.
3. Items deviating beyond + 10% of agreement quantity needs sanction for total deviation (including
initial + 10%)
4. The amount of a deviation statement shall be the sum of absolute value of deviated amounts of all
individual items.
APPENDIX-II
Designation of
Officer
Extent of Power
(in Rupees)
Remarks/
Reference
35 Purchase of Materials from open market
through quotations or tenders or through
DGS & D rate contracts
Individual
supply order
Annual ceiling
SDE/AEE/ AD-II/
AD
10% of powers to
accord TS
Powers to accord
TS
EE/DD -do- -do-
SE/Director -do- -do-
SE promoted on
in situ basis
-do- -do-
CE 10% of power to
accept the tender
under his own
authority
Power to accept
the tender under
his own authority
Member
(i) Under his own
Authority
(ii) With prior
Approval of
Chairman
20% of power to
accept the tender
Full Power
No Limit
No limit
Explanation: Para 37.3 & 37.4 under section 37 of CPWD Works Manual 2007 may be referred. Manual
Provisions are very clear in this regard that nancial powers to purchase materials through DGS&D or
through open market shall be as laid down in Appendix - 1.
Purchase of the materials from open market may be either by issuing supply order after call of
quotations or by call of tenders. Materials can also be purchased by placing supply order through
DGS&D contract. But nancial powers are same in all situations as mentioned above irrespective of
method of procurement.
To bring more clarity nancial powers under para 35 to approve supply order has now been replaced
with Purchase of Materials from open market through quotations or tenders or through DGS&D rate
contracts
36 (a) Local purchase of petty stationery
stores
SDE / AEE / AD-II
/ AD Nil
EE / DD 15,000 PA
SE / Director 70,000 PA
SE promoted on
in situ basis 35,000 PA
CE 1.2 lac PA
Member 1.5 lac PA
Chairman 1.5 lac PA
(b) Local purchase of Drawing
Stationery
SE/Director 30,000 PA
SE promoted on
in situ basis
15,000 PA
CE 1.2 lac PA
Member 1.5 lac PA
Chairman 1.5 lac PA
APPENDIX-II
Designation of
Officer
Extent of Power
(in Rupees)
Remarks/
Reference
37 (i) Permanent imprest to AE provided
imprests are not allowed to JEs at the
same time 9000
(ii) Local Purchase powers of AE out of
permanent imprest
1500/- for petty
payments
38 Engagement of private Architects/
Consultants
Member Full power
Chairman Full power
Note : The power is subject to fulllment of conditions laid down in Section 6 of the CPWD Manual.
39 To sanction Mobilization Advance EE / DD Upto 50% of the
advance or Rs. 30
lac, whichever is
lower. Balance
advance with the
prior approval of
the SE
Note : The mobilization Advance can be sanctioned to the contractors as per term of the contract on
their specic request.
40 Declaration of specialized items Member For works in their
respective wings.
41 Contingencies and its utilization When sanctioned
cost of the work is
within his power
to accord TS
other Works
EE / DD Full powers to
utilize available
contingencies
5 lac
SE / Director Full powers to
utilize available
contingencies
15 lac
SE Promoted on
in situ basis
Full powers to
utilize available
contingencies
7.5 lac
CE Full powers to
utilize available
contingencies
Authority under which the competency of the work falls should be kept informed about utilization of
contingencies for every utilization indicating utilized and available amount
42 Invitation of tender for
components/parts
EE / DD Upto 10 % of TS
Power
SE / Director Upto 10 % of TS
Power
SE promoted on
in situ basis
Upto 10 % of TS
Power
CE Full Powers
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