Common use of Special directions to Contractors Clause in Contracts

Special directions to Contractors. The Contractor, prior to the start of any civil engineering works associated with either Junction Improvements, Traffic Signal Installation and Ducting shall produce engineering drawings. The Engineer shall agree these drawings prior to the commencement of any works. The Contractor shall be responsible for all civil engineering work included in roads and footways for those elements described above. Works for the implementation of traffic signals system shall be carried out to minimize disruption to traffic and pedestrians. Work in sections shall be completed and the road shall be backfilled and opened to traffic before work commences in the next section. Work in any section, including loading and unloading, shall be carried out in such a manner that traffic and utilities in the adjacent footway will be adequately maintained. Unless otherwise defined in the Contract, excavations shall be formed with a clean edge in such a manner that the adjacent road or footways, including edges are not damaged to ensure reinstatement to match and be continuous with the adjacent area. Excavated material shall not be stored adjacent to excavations in roads or footways unless permitted by the Engineer. The excess of excavated material shall be disposed off by the contractor at his own within time period specified in the guidelines of BMC for trenches, otherwise strict action as stated in the trenching policy will be applicable to the contractor. Vehicular access across excavations in roads shall be provided by steel covers. The covers shall be designed to appropriate Indian standards and shall be capable of withstanding the full traffic load permitted to use the road. Sufficient steel covers shall be kept on the Site adjacent to excavations in roads to permit vehicular access across the excavations in case of emergency. The Contractor shall ensure that excavations are fully supported at all times to ensure the safety of his own employees and the public. Temporary traffic diversion, pedestrian access and lighting, signages, guarding and traffic control equipment shall be removed immediately if they are no longer required. Roads, footways and other items affected by temporary traffic arrangements and control shall be reinstated to the same condition as existing before the work started or to such other condition as may be agreed or instructed by the Engineer or otherwise defined in the Contract. Measures shall be taken to prevent excavated material, silt or debris from entering drainage systems in roads and footways. Entry of water to any gullies shall not be obstructed. SELECTION OF MATERIAL

Special directions to Contractors. The Contractor, prior to the start of any civil engineering works associated with either Junction Improvements, Improvements or Traffic Signal Installation and Ducting shall produce engineering drawings. The Engineer shall agree these drawings prior to the commencement of any works. The Contractor shall be responsible for all civil engineering work included in roads and footways for those elements described above. Works for the implementation of traffic signals system shall be carried out to minimize disruption to traffic and pedestrians. Work in sections shall be completed and the road shall be backfilled and opened to traffic before work commences in the next section. Work in any section, including loading and unloading, shall be carried out in such a manner that traffic and utilities in the adjacent footway will be adequately maintained. Unless otherwise defined in the Contract, excavations shall be formed with a clean edge in such a manner that the adjacent road or footways, including edges are not damaged to ensure reinstatement to match and be continuous with the adjacent area. Excavated material shall not be stored adjacent to excavations in roads or footways unless permitted by the Engineer. The excess of excavated material shall be disposed off by the contractor at his own cost within time period specified in the guidelines of BMC MCGM for trenches, otherwise strict action as stated in the trenching policy will be applicable to the contractor. Vehicular access across excavations in roads shall be provided by steel covers. The covers shall be designed to appropriate Indian standards and shall be capable of withstanding the full traffic load permitted to use the road. Sufficient steel covers shall be kept on the Site adjacent to excavations in roads to permit vehicular access across the excavations in case of emergency. The Contractor shall ensure that excavations are fully supported at all times to ensure the safety of his own employees and the public. Temporary traffic diversion, pedestrian access and lighting, signages, guarding and traffic control equipment shall be removed immediately if they are no longer required. Roads, footways and other items areas affected by temporary traffic arrangements and control shall be reinstated to the same condition as existing before the work started or to such other condition as may be agreed or instructed by the Engineer or otherwise defined in the Contract. Measures shall be taken to prevent excavated material, silt or debris from entering drainage systems in roads and footways. Entry of water to any gullies shall not be obstructed. SELECTION OF MATERIAL