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The document outlines the scope of work for erecting a civil foundation for a project. It details 12 steps for the foundation work including site preparation, excavation, formwork installation, concrete pouring and curing. It also includes testing, inspection responsibilities and handover requirements.

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SCOPE OF WORK - Foundation

The document outlines the scope of work for erecting a civil foundation for a project. It details 12 steps for the foundation work including site preparation, excavation, formwork installation, concrete pouring and curing. It also includes testing, inspection responsibilities and handover requirements.

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**SCOPE OF WORK**

The scope of work encompasses the erection of a civil foundation for support,
including all necessary testing, for the 710-P-05 A/B/C MOV & NRV Upgrade
Project.

1. Site Preparation:
- Clear the construction area of any debris, vegetation, or obstacles.
- Ensure the site is level and compacted.
2. Excavation:
- Excavate the foundation pit according to the approved design drawings,
ensuring the dimensions and depths are accurate.
- Excavation shall be conducted either by manual excavation as deemed
appropriate for the site conditions and in compliance with safety regulations.
- Check excavation dimensions against design specifications to ensure
compliance.
- Inspect the soil for stability and suitability for bearing the foundation load.
3. Foundation Layout:
- Mark the layout of the foundation on the ground using stakes and strings,
following the design drawings.
- Double-check the layout dimensions for accuracy.
4. Formwork Installation:
- Construct formwork for the foundation using timber, plywood, or steel,
ensuring it matches the shape and dimensions specified in the design.
- Secure the formwork in place to prevent movement during concrete pouring.
5. Reinforcement Placement:
- Place the required reinforcement bars (rebar) according to the design
drawings and specifications, if applicable.
- Ensure proper spacing, alignment, and lap lengths as per structural
requirements.
- Secure the rebar in place using wire ties or chairs to maintain position during
concrete pouring, if applicable.
6. Concrete Pouring:
- Prepare the concrete mix according to the approved mix design and quality
standards as per the attached drawings.
- Pour the concrete into the formwork in layers, ensuring proper compaction
and consolidation to eliminate air voids.
- Use vibration equipment if necessary to ensure proper concrete consolidation
and bonding with reinforcement, if applicable.
7. Curing:
- Cover the freshly poured concrete with wet burlap, plastic sheeting, or curing
compound to retain moisture and promote proper curing.
- Maintain the curing conditions as per specifications.
8. Formwork Removal:
- Wait for the concrete to achieve sufficient strength before removing
formwork.
- Carefully dismantle the formwork to avoid damaging the concrete surface or
reinforcement.
9. Finishing:
- Check the foundation surface for any defects or irregularities and repair as
necessary.
- Finish the exposed surfaces according to project requirements, such as
smoothing or texturing.
10. Testing and Inspection:
- Perform various tests to ensure the quality and integrity of the foundation:
- Concrete Slump Test: Measure the consistency of the concrete mix to ensure
it meets specifications.
- Compression Test: Test concrete samples to verify strength and adherence to
design requirements.
- Rebar Inspection: Check the placement, spacing, and alignment of
reinforcement bars to ensure compliance with design and structural
requirements, if applicable.
- Soil Testing: Conduct soil tests to assess bearing capacity and suitability for
foundation support.
- Cube Test: Prepare and test concrete cube samples to assess concrete strength
over time.
- Document all test results and inspection reports for record-keeping and
quality assurance purposes.
11. Backfilling and Site Cleanup:
- Backfill any excavated areas around the foundation with suitable material,
compacting layers to achieve desired density and stability.
- Compaction shall be carried out using either manual compaction methods or a
mobile compactor, as appropriate for the site conditions and in compliance
with safety regulations.
- Remove any excess material, debris, or construction waste from the site to
ensure a clean and safe work environment.
12. Final Inspection and Handover:
- Conduct a final inspection of the completed foundation to verify compliance
with design specifications, quality standards, and safety requirements.
- Obtain approval from relevant authorities or project stakeholders before
handing over the foundation for further construction or use.
- Contractor should ensure the leveling of the foundation as the pipe-spool shall
be installed and ensure proper balancing for the same.
CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILTY MATRIX:
1) All the materials and construction activities must be in accordance with
CLIENT engineering standard
2) Contractor shall provide all necessary manpower with supervisors as
required.
3) Contractor shall take care of Food, accommodation & transportation for
their manpower.
4) Contractor shall provide materials, tools and equipment.
5) Contractors are expected to evaluate existing conditions and project
requirements based solely on provided drawings and documentation,
prior to submitting their bid for the stated scope of work.
6) Contractor shall provide complete project duration for foundation
activity.
7) The site shall be progressively cleaned of works debris on a daily basis
with final cleaning prior to hand over.
8) Disposal of construction waste falls under the contractor’s scope of work.
9) Contractor shall comply with the CLIENT Engineering Standards
10) Vendor to provide the experience of last five years for having carried out
similar jobs.
11) Vendor to submit job safety analysis to CLIENT for review and approval
prior to execution.
12) Documents/Information/Drawings sent to Contractor during the entire
life cycle of the PROJECT must be verified physically with the site, in
case of difference, must be communicated to the advised contact person
and get instructions for corrected action.

PLANT-TECH RESPONSIBILTY MATRIX:


1) All permanent materials such as bolts, plates etc., pertaining to this
scope except the construction materials which needs to be procured by
the contractor.
2) All mechanical works such as blinding, welding, fabrication.
3) All coating and painting work.
4) ID’s for working personals.
5) Training for permit receiver.
6) Crane and Forklift.
7) Offloading & Unloading support

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