SCOPE OF WORK. 1. THE ELECTRICAL AUDIT SHALL BE CARRIED OUT TO SPECIFICALLY COVER THE FOLLOWING ASPECTS. • Physical inspection of the office premises with reference to applicable Indian standards, Indian Electricity Rules and other relevant codes of Practice & identifying electrical hazards (shocks, fires, etc.). • Review of protection devices / system of the electrical installation including fuses, ELCB, MCB, MCCB, master electrical switch, etc. • Review of adequacy of cables, motors, etc. based on actual load current measurements and cable current carrying capacities. • Review the EPM (Electrical Preventive Maintenance) programmer and to examine documentation, checklists, test records, etc. and to suggest recommendations as per applicable standards. • To evaluate the earthling system (installation and maintenance) based on IS 3043 including availability, upkeep and testing of earth pits and to suggest recommendations • Display of danger notices • Use of electrical rubber mats, rubber gloves, etc. • Provision of identification tag of cables, cable glands, sealing of cable entry and unused holes • Upkeep and housekeeping of electrical installations • Provision of indicating lamps on the control panels • Use of 3-pin plug and socket • Fire protection of electrical installations • Arrangement for repair and maintenance of electrical installations, equipment and appliances including qualified maintenance personnel, accessibility, and maintenance practices, etc. • Adequacy of rating of electrical equipment and installation • Adequacy of isolation of current carrying parts • Lightening protection • Weather protection of outdoor electrical equipment and fittings • Cables – dressing, routing, identification tags, glands, lugs, armored, earthing, sealing of cable entry and used holes, adequacy for current carrying capacity, color coding • DG Set – emergency switch, oil leakage, stack and noise monitoring, • UPS and battery room • Review of the following test records, (if any) evaluating the test results and to suggest recommendations as per applicable standards. o Insulation resistance tests o Earth resistance tests. 2. ACTUAL TESTS/ANALYSIS TO BE PERFORMED DURING THE AUDIT: • Infrared Thermography: HT/LT panels where applicable, DBs, MCBs, SMDB (Light & Power), MDB (Light & Power), Wall & Floor Sockets, Stabilizers, UPS, A/C Units, Exposed Terminations of Cables, exposed cables/wiring, etc. • Earth pit Resistance tests • Actual Load Measurements at Normal & Full load including ...
SCOPE OF WORK. The scope of work for Architectural Consultancy Services for Design / Drawing of Interior Decoration is required to provide services in respect of the following: 1.1 The Architectural consultant shall depute a Architect/a team of Architects having atleast same qualifications and experiences for the work as agreed by the consultant in the technical bid data sheet. 1.2 The Architectural consultant shall be required to render all professional services in respect of Architectural, Engineering& Interior Decoration consultancy from concept to completion which broadly includes the following. a) Planning/ Layout planning b) Architectural Design c) Structural Design including Design of False Ceiling as per the requirement. d) MEP design (including Lighting design, HVAC, Acoustic design and signages) e) Interior Design of 02 Nos. VIP Lounges &01 No.CIP Lounge and other ancillary areas of respective Lounges. f) AC, PA System, Fire alarm and Firefighting design 1.3 Concept Design based on inputs from client • The Architectural consultant shall provide Architectural concept for a particular scheme (as per requirement of AAI) incorporating inputs from local heritage, art and culture with 3 options including concept drawings, walk through, indicative cost for all 3 options. The Architectural consultant shall make a presentation to Airport Director and his team of officials. The Consultant shall study the architectural intent designed for the existing terminal building/existing ancillary buildings/proposed ancillary buildings before conceptualizing the scheme. • The Architectural consultant shall provide planning and design of interior work of existing VIPs & CIP Lounges i/c reception area & toilets, the interior work shall be based on concept based work in VIP/CIP walls, Door, window & partitions details, Flooring pattern / color Scheme, False ceiling, finishing details etc. i/c Toilet detail like toilet walls, painting, WC cubicles, plumbing and sanitary fittings/fixtures, plumbing and drainage layout and details etc as per the requirement, if any, internal EI work including layout of mains, sub main, group, circuit and point wirings within the area in line with the existing internal EI, artificial planters, Furniture & Upholstery, fittings/fixtures including ventilation system in rest rooms, as per the direction of Engineer-in-Charge. • Planning and design of interior works of Airport VIP/CIP lounges including rest rooms, illumination levels in the lounges shall be sel...
SCOPE OF WORK. 1. The scope of work shall include items as per Bill of Quantities and instructions of Regional Centre for Biotechnology (RCB), NCR Biotech Science Cluster, Faridabad. 2. The quantities indicated are approximate and may vary at the time of execution. The Institute will exercise absolute discretion for operating all or some items of the schedule. 3. Contractor has to remove all the debris from the site of execution and dispose them at suitable places shown by the Engineer or his authorized representative at site. 4. The contractor will have to maintain the work for One year from the certified date of its completion. 5. The brief scope of work shall be generally as given hereunder, but not limited to the workings of Item, BOQ of the work. 6. The work shall be governed as per site requirement. 7. The work is to be done on item rate basis including requisite/ specified consumables (manures, pesticides, insecticides, fungicides, weedicides etc), dressing, cutting, re-sapling, watering etc tools and tackles, water pipes, trolleys drums, sprinklers as required including their on-site transportation, handling, stacking, and storing at contractor’s expense as required for effective & timely completion of works to the satisfaction of RCB. 8. The work shall be completed strictly as per Bill of Quantities, specification and instructions of RCB. 9. Contractor is required to repair any damage caused during execution of work at the work site and restore to the original condition by plastering/ painting etc. of the buildings,/ pavements etc, matching with the original work. 10. Items of work have been clearly described in the BOQ. If any item though not specifically mentioned but is required for the completion of the work, the same shall be executed by the contractor within the quoted rates.
SCOPE OF WORK. 4.8.1 The scope of work will cover operation and all routine, preventive and major/special maintenance works as required from time to time for complete sub- station equipment comprising H.T panels., transformers, L.T panels, other panels, Bus ducts, rising mains, Power cables, STP Plant ,WTP Plant , SCADA system, Internal & External Electrical wiring and installations, Street light, lighting, Fire Hydrant system, Plumbing etc., preventative cleaning of Plumbing and electrical chambers, Drainage pipe line, clearing of blockages in chamber and pipe lines, as per details of installations and general scope of work mentioned below imparts. 4.8.2 All day-to-day MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing) maintenance complaints and record of the same. 4.8.3 Scope of work also includes liaison with CSPDCL regarding 33 KV Feeder Power connections to Institute so as to ensure uniform power supply. 4.8.4The work shall be generally carried out as per CPWD guidelines / SOP for electrical works and as per the norms set by the manufacturers of respective equipment, specifications and specific instructions as may be issued by the CAO/ Institute Engineer charge responsible for work from time to time. Brief description of maintenance activities generally carried out as mentioned below in general scope of work. 4.8.5 All the electrical equipment’s/installations shall be always kept in good healthy conditions. 4.8.6Service of the contractor will be for 24 x7, 365 days in the IIM Raipur Campus. The helpline number will be operational 24x7 (Provision for the intercom / landline will be provided by the IIM Raipur at designated place of site), call has to attend by your site operator/ supervisor/ engg . In all time i.e 24 x7 the help-line number may be on ‘auto-record’ mode or shall be diverted to a pre-defined mobile/landline number. 4.8.7 Electrical installations and general scope of work The following scope of work is only indicative, and the contractor is advised to use his own judgment in evaluating the quantum of work involved in round the clock operation and maintenance of the systems. A. Operation and Maintenance of external electrical works at IIM Campus S. N. Description of works Unit Qty 1 Operation and Maintenance of 33 KV Switch yards Job 1 2 Operation and Maintenance of 33/11 KV Power Transformer Nos 2 3 Operation and Maintenance of 33 KV HT Panels Nos 3 4 Operation and Maintenance of 11 KV HT Panels (11 Cubical) Set 1 5 Operation and Maintenance of 11 KV DG Set Nos 1 6 ...
SCOPE OF WORK. The scope of work and deliverables for the bidder includes, but not limited to, the following: i. Prepare and implement Risk Assessment & Monitoring Framework for NBFC portfolio which includes policy document, operating manuals, data collection mechanism, defining of various triggers based on data, etc. Policy document to include possible options and approaches to be created for the new framework for approval of competent authority. ii. Identifying and sampling/baselining of at least 100 NBFC- ICCs [Investment & Credit Companies] based on their Asset, Liability and market data [Sample distribution: 5 AAA, 10 AA, 20 A, 20 BBB, 20 BB/B and 10 Unrated, 10 NBFC-MFI (BBB & Below) and 5 fintech NBFCs]. Fintech NBFCs should be substantially digitally enabled NBFC from inception and engaged in extending business/ MSE loans. Further, the above sample may also include 2-3 Housing Finance Companies [HFCs] and 2-3 Gold Loan Companies. iii. Create Swim Lane based credit and risk framework (including rating models and credit appraisal/ data driven decisioning) for channelising assistance to different category of NBFCs through various products including Term Loans, Securitisation, assignment, Co-lending, etc. Design credit appraisal formats for different categories of NBFCs. Prepare robust mechanism for risk assessment of smaller and emerging NBFCs which are low rated or unrated entities. Propose limit setting process, exposure limits, pricing, risk appetite statement, capital allocation and provisions. iv. Build investment framework for equity support to NBFCs, which shall include equity/equity type instruments to be used, investment assessment methodology and divestment strategies. v. Examine the extant credit processes / credit administration in the life cycle of loans to NBFC-ICCs and NBFC-MFIs, including security, documentation, exit/ recovery, powers vested in SIDBI Act, etc. and advise improvements. vi. Design data-based monitoring mechanism (including templates/ formats) for different categories of NBFCs including data collection mechanism, defining various triggers & actions thereon (including exit strategy). vii. End use monitoring has to cover the possible proxies that may be considered for compliance with MSME mandate of SIDBI, in the absence of Udyam Registration Certificate. viii. Design and prepare the Business Requirement Document (BRD) and Functional Requirement Document, specifying granular digital processes and IT/ digital requirements for implementati...
SCOPE OF WORK. Annual Rate Contract for supply of Printer Cartridges for Dibrugarh airport shall be awarded for a period of ONE year. 1.1.
SCOPE OF WORK. (Part B) - Illustrative a) To ensure security of the assets of NABARD against theft, pilferage & misappropriation and to implement anti-theft measures at the above mentioned premises. b) To prevent unauthorized persons and vehicles gaining entry in the Office premises of NABARD. c) To maintain visitors and staff movement records and vehicle movement records as may be directed by NABARD Officials from time to time. d) To ensure that no hawkers or vendors are allowed entry into the premises. e) To prevent entry of stray animals in the premises. f) To maintain law & order, discipline and check all disturbances/nuisances in the premises. g) To bring to the notice of authorized NABARD officials any suspicious person/s activity noticed during or after office hours in and around the premises of NABARD. h) To lodge complaints with police authorities regarding any unwarranted occurrence in and around the xxxxxxxx xx xxxxxxxxxxxx with the competent authority of NABARD. i) To conduct any internal investigation required in the interest of the Security of the NABARD. j) To attend to fire-fighting and assist in disaster evacuation in case of emergencies. k) To switch on/off electrical points, ACs and AHU’s, Power Generator, water pump, etc. before/after office hours in the premises or as and when required. l) To open/lock all the doors of buildings before/after office hours and as per directions of NABARD officials whenever required. m) To maintain the movement of personnel, visitors in the office complex through CCTV camera system (as and when installed), grant access to entry through Access Control System and to maintain the surveillance system (Access Control) located in the security cabin. The scope of work also includes the basic operation of the Access Control System for surveillance by the guards at no extra cost. n) To provide guards at all strategic points / positions as agreed. The guard will be in the form of fix guard, foot patrol guards. o) In case of local emergency like Disturbances, Demonstrations, Agitation, Fire, Natural or Unnatural disaster, security personnel provided by the contractor shall assist the Bank and police authorities, if called for in maintaining the law and order at such times. p) The security personnel engaged and deployed by the contractor should possess the knowledge on right of private defense of persons and property as provided under the Indian Penal Code. q) Security personnel deployed should be well versed with all security rela...
SCOPE OF WORK. Pest Control Services. The Pest Control Services, under the scope of this tender, shall be, to eliminate / alleviate / control pests / insects like ants, centi/millipedes, cockroaches, moths, house flies, silverfish, lizards, mosquitoes, rodents, other general / common pests etc. The frequency of treatments to be done are furnished below: Xx.Xx. Description of properties. Frequency of treatment. General Pest Control Treatment. 1. Bank’s Main Office Premises - indoor areas of buildings / structures. Monthly as well as whenever felt necessary by the Bank to combat the pests. 2. Do - staircases, outdoor areas, underground / open sewer / drainage / storm-water lines, manholes, gully / inspection chambers etc. Do. 3. Residential Colonies (indoor areas of flats). Quarterly as well as whenever felt necessary by the Bank to combat the pests. 4. Do - staircases, outdoor areas, common / amenities areas, underground / open sewer / drainage / storm-water lines, manholes, gully / inspection chambers etc. Monthly. Vector (Mosquito) Control Treatment. 1. Bank’s Main Office Premises. Weekly and as and when advised by the Bank in writing. 2. Residential Colonies. Do. Rodent Control Treatment. 1. Bank’s Main Office Premises. As and when required on a regular basis but not less than once in a week. 2. Residential Colonies. Do. Note – Special treatment against termites shall be carried out if, required by the Bank and advised in writing, which will be paid separately. Technical Specifications. 1. Categories of pests to be treated. General Pests such as, ants, centi/millipedes, cockroaches, moths, house flies, bees, including their hives, silverfish, lizards & other general / common pests, vectors such as mosquitoes & rodents / mice, 2. Various pesticides that could be used for the work shall be: a) Dimethyl Dichloro Vinyl Phosphate (DDVP): 3 liters per 100 Sqmtr (dilution 1:50 in water) b) Blattanex : Do (dilution 1: 40 in water) c) Chloropyriphos : 5 litres per 100 Sqmtr (dilution 1: 40 in water) d) Deltamethrin : 3 litres per 100 Sqmtr (120gms of 2.5% WP in 3 litres of water) e) Pyritrhin : As per manufacturer’s specifications. Any of the above-mentioned chemicals, or approved equivalent, which is ecofriendly and conforming to Indian Standards, in water emulsion may be used, for General Pest Control Treatment. 3. Oil / Kerosene based solutions of Chlorpyriphose, used at concentration of 1% by weight shall be used for wood treatment. Note: The details of materials given abov...
SCOPE OF WORK. Scope of Work of the agency is as follows: - a. Agency will be required to provide placement to students who are not placed or who were placed but subsequently their job offers are revoked. b. Agency will be paid only on successful placement of a student. c. Agency will need to have sufficient recruitment skills for placing students at this level (CTC of more than Rs. 15 Lakh per annum, where Fixed component must be more than Rs. 12 Lakhs per annum) d. Whenever there is a requirement, the institute will float the request and agencies have to submit quotations. L1 will be provided the order. e. Agency need to provide atleast 3 interview opportunities to the students for the placement. The student will have to take the first offer. f. Agency has to provide opportunity with organizations not associated with the institute. g. In case Agency has provided opportunity with an organization who has come to the institute for Final Placements then the offer provided to the student must be equal to or higher than the one offered by the organization on campus. h. In case the agency has placed the student and the offer from the organization is revoked before the student joins the organization then the agency has to provide another placement to the student. i. No upfront cost to the institute or the students. Seal and Sign for the acceptance of our scope of work 5.
SCOPE OF WORK. DETAILS AS GIVEN IN APPENDIX E 5.