NAME OF PROJECT: Repair of Navotas Homes 2 Blg. 1 Gulayan Area Brgy.

NBBS, Navotas City

LOCATION: Navotas Homes 2, Gulayan Area, Bangus Street, Brgy.

NBBS, Navotas City

OUTLINE
NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION
OF
CONSTRUCTION METHODS

I. GENERAL CONDITIONS
1. Under this section this paper shall be known as the standard specifications for
and shall be the basis of interpretation of the plan for the proposed Repair of
Navotas Homes 2 Blg. 1 Gulayan Area Brgy. NBBS, Navotas City
2. These specifications shall be part and parcel of the attached plans hereto and
shall govern over the said plans in case of conflict.

II.TEMPORARY FACILITIES AND CONTROLS

GENERAL

RELATED DOCUMENTS

A. Drawings including General and Supplementary Conditions and Division 1

Specification Section, apply to this Section.

SUMMARY
 A. This section specifies requirements is for temporary facilities, including utilities,
construction and support facilities, security protection, subject to the approval of
the Owner and the Project Manager.

B. Temporary facilities required include but are not limited to:

1. Water service and distribution.

2. Temporary electric and light.
3. Storm and sanitary sewer.

C. Temporary construction and support facilities include but are not limited to:

1. Project Manager Office and storage sheds.

2. Sanitary facilities, including drinking water.
3. De-watering facilities and drains
4. Temporary enclosures
5. Temporary project identification signs and bulletin boards
6. Waste disposal services
7. Rodent and pest control
8. Construction aids and Miscellaneous services and facilities
9. Safety equipment for all site staff and visitor.

D. Security and protection facilities required include but are not limited to:

1. Barricades, warning signs, lights

2. Enclosure fence for the site
3. Environmental protection
4. Fire extinguishers on site for site office and storage facilities

QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. Compliance with the industry standards and laws and regulations of authorities
having jurisdiction, including not limited to:
 1. Building Code requirements.
2. Health and Safety regulations.
3. Utility company regulations.

B. Standards: Comply with NFPA Code 241. “Building Construction and Demolition
Operations.” ANSI-A10 Series standards for “Safety Requirements for
Construction and Demolition,” NECA Electrical Design Library “Temporary
Electrical Facilities,” and applicable Local codes.

PROJECT CONDITION

A. Prepare a schedule for the dates for implementation and termination of each
temporary facilities, when accepted by the Owner change over from temporary
service to permanent service.

B. Keep the temporary facilities clean and neat to operate in a safe manner. Do not
allow hazardous materials, dangerous conditions, overloading of facilities to
develop or persists on the site.

C. Drying the ponding areas or formation of water to keep a mosquito free sight.

PRODUCTS

MATERIALS

A. Provide new materials, if acceptable by the Project Manager previously used

materials can be used.

B. Paint

1. For temporary facilities and other exposed lumber and plywood provide
exterior grade acrylic-latex emulsion over exterior primer.
2. For sign panel provide exterior grade alkyd gloss enamel over exterior
primer.
3. For interior walls provide two (2) coats interior latex flat wall paint
 4. For exposed steel structure provide enamel paints.

C. Provide potable water approved by the local health authorities.

EQUIPMENT

A. Provide new equipment, if acceptable by the Project Manager previously used

equipment in good condition can be used.

B. Provide water hose with pressure rating greater than the maximum pressure of
the water distribution system; provide adjustable shut-off nozzles at hose
discharge.

C. Provide receptacle outlet equipped with ground fault circuit interrupters, for
connection of tools and equipment

D. Electrical Power Cords are water-proofed. Provide grounded extension cords

reach areas where construction activities take place.

E. Provide lamps with required illumination. Provide exterior fixtures that resist
moisture.

F. Provide air-conditioned units on foundations adequate normal loading.

G. Properly vented temporary toilet units and fully enclosed with nonabsorbent
material otherwise approved by the Contractor or the Owner.

H. First Aid comply to the governing regulations

I. Provide hand-carried fire extinguishers class “A” for temporary office and class
“ABC” for other locations on the construction site

EXECUTION

INSTALLATION
 A. Relocate and modify facilities as required. Use qualified personnel for the
installation of the temporary facilities

B. Provide each facility ready for use to avoid delay. Do note remove the facilities
until no longer needed.

TEMPORARY UTILITY INSTALLATION

A. Install water services and distribution piping of sized and pressures adequate
for construction.

B. Obtain temporary power source within the area to be constructed, cost of

electricity will be paid by the owner.

C. Provide proper lighting fixtures for the illumination of the building.

D. Provide sewer line for filtering the excessive amount of soil, construction debris
and other wastes. Maintain temporary sewers and drainage clean.

E. Provide earth embankments to prevent flooding by run-off of storm water from

heavy rains and construction.

OPERATION, TERMINATION AND REMOVAL

A. Enforce strict discipline in use of the temporary facilities, Limit availability of

temporary facilities to essential need and intended uses to minimize the waste
and abuse.

B. Obtain approval from the Owner about the control for the construction parking,
traffic movement of Contractor’s personnel and operations.

C. Coordinate with the Owner with location of construction staging areas.

D. Maintain facility in good operating condition until removal

E. Remove the temporary facility when the need is ended unless the Project
Manager requests that it could be maintained longer.
 1. Clean and renovate the permanent facilities that have been used during the
construction period.

III. EXCAVATION AND FILLING

GENERAL CONDITIONS
The contractor shall make all necessary excavation for the foundation to grade indicated
in the drawings with put extra compensation. The ground floor shall be 0.20 meters
above the grade line.
Excavation for footings shall be done strictly in accordance with the given sizes and
depths as shown in the drawings.

C. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS

A. The plans and specifications shall be considered as binding in all items of work
mentioned in one but mentioned or indicated in the other or vice-versa, shall Be
considered as there are duly mentioned in both.
B. Where no numerical indications appear on the plans, all drawings shall be
carefully followed according to the plans and specifications indicated, but where
numerical notations are indicated, such numerical notations shall be followed.
C. The contractor or workmen without prior approval of the architect concerned and
owner or his representative shall make no change in the drawings or
specifications.

D. CONCRETE AND MASONRY

1. CONCRETE WORKS
All concrete works shall be done in accordance with Government Specification
For Concrete and or the latest edition of the ACI requirements for Reinforced Concrete.
The following proportions shall be used unless otherwise noted in the plan:
Class “A” (1:2:4) for suspended slab, column, beams, carport slab and driveway
Class “B” (1:2:5) for footings and foundations.
Class “C” (1:3:6) for all slab on fill. All slab not less than 0.10 m in thickness. All slab
reinforcement shall be 0.10 m in thickness. All slab reinforcement shall be 0.02 m. clear
from the bottom and
0.015m. clear from the top of the slab.

2. MASONRY WORKS:
For all exterior walls use 6” concrete hollow blocks locally manufactured
All 6”
Hollow blocks shall be reinforced with 10 mm diameter vertical bars at every 0.60 mm
and 10mm diameter horizontal bars 0.60 m and 10mm diameter horizontal bars at every
0.60m. All 4” hollow blocks shall be reinforced with 10 mm diameter vertical bars at
every 0.60 m and 10 mm. diameter horizontal bars at every 0.60 m. All cells and joints
for reinforcements shall be filled with mortar. All cells and joints under the ground shall
be filled tie beam shall be provided all around exterior walls. For mortar and plastering,
the proportion 1:3 shall be used for cement and sand mixture.

3. MATERIALS
 Island cement shall conform to ASTM standards. Use only one
brand for the whole structural and masonry works.
 Fine aggregates for concrete, mortar, grout, or plaster: stone
screenings or other materials with similar characteristics: clean,
hard, strong, durable, free from dusts, lumps soft or flaky particles,
shale, alkali, loam or clay.
 Coarse Aggregates: Gravel; Well- drained, clean, hard particles of
gravel or crushed rocks, 25mm (1”) dia. Maximum for slab. Clean,
washed sand from Porac Plaridel or approved equal.
  Steel reinforcements: As manufactured by National Steel
Corporation or approved equal. Structural Grade Steel: with
minimum Fy= 227.37 MPa. (3300 Psi), Intermediate Grade Steel:
with minimum Fy= 275.8 MPa (4000 psi)
 Tie wires: Ga. 16 galvanized iron (G.I.) at joints or laps of placed
reinforcements as indicated in the plans. Refer to structural plans
and general construction notes to conform the above values. Use
steel conforming to ASTM standards, deformed, for concrete and
masonry requirements.
 Water: Fit for drinking, free from injurious amount of oil, acids,
alkali, organic materials and other deleterious substances.

VI. CEMENT FINISHES

a. All concrete surfaces including those indicated as cement finish, other
than floors and steps and surfaces where other applied finish is required
shall be given a finish done and applied in the following manner:
1. Immediately after removal of forms, all projecting wire and bolts
and other devices used for tying forms shall be cut-off at least one-
half cm. beneath the finish surface. All holes, voids, depressions,
and other defects shall be thoroughly wetted and then painted up
solid with cement mortar putty of the same proportion as the mortar
in the bodywork.
2. Where tiles bricks are specified in drawings, tiles shall be firmly
laid on 1:2 cement mortar.

CONCRETE HOLLOW BLOCKS

Concrete hollow blocks are indicated in the drawings shall be jackbilt or equivalent. The
normal thickness of the blocks shall be 6" and 4" required.
Concrete blocks shall be wetted thoroughly with water prior to laying. Blocks shall be
laid in running hand with vertical faces truly vertical with clean out joints.
Partitions shall be reinforced with 3/8" dia. horizontal @ 24 o.c. and 1/2" dia. vertical @
12 o.c. The cell containing the vertical reinforcement shall be filled with cement mortar
of 1:3 mixture.
VII. CARPENTRY WORKS
Lumber shall be of approved quality of their respective kinds required for the various
parts of the work; they shall well-seasoned thoroughly dry and free from all
imperfections impairing their strength, durability or appearance. Form lumber shall be
rough smoothly dressed and well sandpapered.
Lumber to be used for their respective parts of the work shall be as
follows:
1. Yakal - door jambs, door heads, window jambs, sills and heads
concrete or masonry works.
2. Tanguile - 1/4" plywood (Class C).
All frames shall be done as far as possible with carefully fitted mortise and tendon joints.
All doors, windows and other openings were so indicated on plane, shall have frame
and still of the dimensions shown and all frames coming in contract with concrete shall
be anchored with 20 D nails, space not more than 3 apart, all around and the contract
surface.
All frames shall be riveted and molded were so required.

Doors
Door panels shall be as indicated in the schedule nailed and glued in place.
PVC door shall have door jamb and lockset. Schedule of door is provided on the
plan and bill of materials. All materials shall be of good quality, and any objects noticed
shall be out rightly rejected upon delivery.
Aluminum door shall be provided with handle and hinges as specified by the
Architect.

Windows
a. All aluminum, sliding windows, jalousies shall be in accordance with the detailed
drawing.
b. Windows schedule is provided on the bill of materials.
 c. All window frames are aluminum powder coated with ¼ “ thick glass, color of
frame as per architect’s or owner’s choice.
Partitions
a. Partitions shall be accordance with the detailed drawings.
b. Office, kitchen, jail, comfort room, warden area, service area, and storage room

VIII. PAINTING
GENERAL
 Surface Examination – No painting shall be done under conditions, which
will jeopardize the quality or appearance of painting or finishing.
 Preparation – All surfaces shall be in proper condition to receive the finish.
All woodwork shall be sandpapered to smooth and finished dusted clean;
all knotholes, pitch pockets, or sappy portions shall be shellacked or
sealed with wood filler. Nail holes cracks or defects shall be carefully
puttied after the first coat. Matching the color paint or stain, all imperfection
in plaster shall be filled with patching. Compound and smoothened off to
match adjoining surfaces.

NOTES:
All painting and finishes shall have at least two (2) coats of Boysen paints or
stain.
No work shall be left without approval of the supervising Architect.

CHOICE OF COLOR
The owner must first be consulted after he has given the color scheme. No
painting job shall be done unless it has met the approval of the owner regarding the
color.

VARNISHING
 1. All woodwork to be varnished must first be thoroughly sandpapered and all
cracks hole, and other defects must be thoroughly and carefully filled with the
first quality colored or white putty tinted to match the desired finish.
2. No man-on-the-job wood filler will he allowed. It should be a first quality wood
filler.
3. Before varnishing a sample must be applied for approval of the owner.

IX. ELECTRICAL WORKS

SCOPE OF WORK

The work under this Division consist of furnishing all materials, tools, labor and all
other services necessary to complete and make ready for operation the Electrical Power
and Lighting System described below and or indicated in the Electrical Plans in
accordance with the latest edition of the Philippine Electrical Code and this
Specifications and General Conditions of the Contract.

XI. PLUMBING WORKS

Plumbing and sanitary quality and work methodology consists of three parts.

They are administration, installation and documentation.

1. ADMINISTRATION

a) Drawings

Upon award of an agreement along with receipt of all architectural, plumbing and
structural drawings related to plumbing installations, prepare a schedule of drawings
shall contain following minimal information:

b) Construction Schedule

A construction schedule shall be prepared based on the target dates provided by the
client/consultant. All initiatives shall be made to stick to this schedule. It will be analysed
weekly and revised if any delays occur scheduled to unforeseen and inevitable
circumstances, keeping in mind the final date of completion.

c) Materials

'Material Proposals' schedule will be submitted to the client/ Consultant giving details of
materials, manufacturer's name, technical details etc. Once these are approved,
purchase will get started and a "Material procurement schedule" will be submitted.

Total attention shall be taken to guarantee that the materials that finally arrive at site
meet all requirements of technical specifications and the bill of quantities, for which the
store-keeper and site specialist ought to be responsible.

d) Workmen

Sufficient workforce might be implemented always to meet the approved construction

schedule. The workforce will be suitably optimized as demanded by genuine site
conditions.

e) Project Management

Workers of the site can be organised as according to the project organisation Chart
issued at the beginning of the project. Any amendments to the chart may be duly
recorded and suggested to the project managers. Weekly site meetings will be attended
via a senior member of the contractor’s crew. There ought to be an occasional visit via
the Executive Management.

f) Safety Plan

A safety plan or wellbeing design shall also be submitted prior to beginning of the work.
Due care will be taken about all the protection elements of the works. Relevant PPE
(non-public protective device) shall be utilized by all employees working at the
installation.

2. INSTALLATION

Given below are method statements for general plumbing installations.

a) Excavation of trenches

1. Check design of the pipeline and get endorsement from the Client's representative.
Barricade sides of trenches to be exhumed.
2. Begin excavation works (Using manual work or an excavator machine). Guarantee
that the width does not surpass the most extreme indicated.

3. Utilize a levelling instrument to make depth markings up and down the length of the
excavation. In specific circumstances, it may not be down to earth to utilize a levelling
instrument in a pipes or sewerage installation. In such cases, a tube level could be
utilized.

4. Take into consideration more profound excavations to suit the PCC base of review
chambers and at collars/joint of channels.

5. Additional care should be exercised for excavations deeper than 1.5m, especially in
loose soils. Arrangements should be made for shoring the sides of trenches.

6. Care ought to be taken that excess excavations area unit forever avoided. If doubtful,
excavate less and dispose of the additional depth within the next stage. crammed in soil
invariably settles taking the pipe with it, distressful alignments.

7. Ensure that excavated earth is always stored away from the edge of the trench.

b) External piping – Water supply

1. Mark pipe lines in ground line with operating drawing and supply barricading.

2. Excavate trenches to needed depths as per operating drawings.

3. Prepare base of trench for laying pipes, as per technical specifications.

4. Lay the pipes on the prepared base and support them at adequate intervals.

5. Test the pipes for leaks harassed within the presence of consumer’s representative
and maintain a ‘test certificate’ punctually signed by the representatives of the client and
contractor.

6. Coat the pipes with the specified anti-corrosive treatment (if metal pipes are used).

7. Provide encasement with sand/granular material, if specified.

8. Backfill trenches in layers including compaction.

c) External piping - Sewerage & Storm water

1. Mark pipe lines in ground according to working drawings.

2. Excavate trenches to needed depths as per operating drawings.

3. Prepare base for laying pipes.

4. Lay pipes according to specified gradient.

5. Perform pressure driven/smoke investigate and acquire accreditation frame from

customer's illustrative.

6. Provide encasement with concrete / sand/ granular material, as specified.

7. Refill trenches in layers including compaction

d) Shaft Piping

1. Check for funnels on the plastered shaft dividers as indicated by points of interest in
the working illustrations. Guarantee that the plastering is finished as it will be practically
difficult to plaster dividers after the pipes are set up.

2. Fix brackets as per details shown on the working drawings. A clear gap of 25 to
50mm shall be maintained between pipe and wall surface.

3. Clamp pipe assemblies on to the brackets. Ensure the pipes area unit in ‘line’
(horizontal runs) or in ‘plumb’ (vertical stacks). Wherever enlargement / contraction is a
priority, make sure that pipes don't seem to be stiffly command to brackets.

4. Make cut-outs on the shaft walls for branch pipes at locations shown on the drawings.

5. Embed sleeves wherever required. Guarantee that annular space in sleeves isn't
more than 25mm. Annular space should be loaded with yarn and adaptable sealant
after establishment of pipe through the sleeve.

6. Provide branches on the pipe assembly for connections to internal pipe work. Provide
uninflected valves on water system pipes at locations shown on operating drawings; at
simply approachable heights.

7. Test the pipes for leaks under specified pressure for the specified duration.

8. Tests must be witnessed and approved by client’s representative.

9. Paint the pipes as per approved colour code and provide identification labels where
called for.

10. Take measurement of pipes installed. A client representative must be present and
should acknowledge the records.

11. Terminate soil, waste and vent pipes with vent cowls at such heights higher than
terrace level. Make sure that vent cowls don't seem to be terminated among one meter
(horizontally and vertically) from any window openings.

12. Terminate installation risers with automotive air vents (with analytic valves) and
down pipes with drain plug/drain valve – all as per drawings. Make sure that installation
pipe work would be self-venting and self-draining.

13. Connect the soil stack to inspection chamber at ground level.

14. Connect waste stacks to the gully trap at ground level. Connect the gully trap to the
inspection chamber.

e) Pipes in wall chases

1. Ensure that walls are in any event harsh put and complete levels are set apart by the
civil contractor. On the off chance that appropriate cladding levels are not denoted, the
funnels could be too profound or excessively shallow inside. Pipes somewhere down in
the wall will require utilization of augmentation areolas at fixtures. Divider ribs of hid stop
cocks, disguised shower blender and so forth won't fit-in effectively.

2. Mark pipe lines on walls as shown on the working drawing.

3. Chase the walls to required depth using a chasing machine.

4. Assemble piping beginning from branch left in shaft and introduce in the wall pursue
with braces. Utilize pre-created gatherings wherever conceivable.

5. Locate fixture outlets according to working drawing and tile-module drawings. Title
modules shall be marked on walls by the civil contractor.

6. Plug all openings and test the pipe work for leaks under specified pressure and for
required duration. Test should be witnessed and approved by authorized personnel.

7. If metal pipes are used, apply anti-corrosive coating or wrapping on the pipe. Make
sure that the tested pipe joints are not disturbed.

8. Insulate hot water pipes with the specified material. Wherever possible, pipes may be
pre-insulated/pre-wrapped, leaving joints, prior to installation in the wall chase.

9. Close the wall pursues with bond mortar. On the off chance that site conditions
require a depth of more than 100mm to be pursued, it is prudent to utilize a reasonable
work while putting and 'making great'.

f) Pipes in sunken floor or suspended in ceiling (Drainage)

1. Ensure that base water-proofing of toilet floors is completed.

2. Locate and mark positions of soil and waste outlets and make core drills where
necessary.

3. Assemble pipe headers and connect them to branches left in the shaft for this
purpose. Pre-fabricate wherever possible.

4. Ensure that pipes area unit in correct slope and area unit supported adequately.
Invariably make sure that the spacing of supports is as per specifications. Make sure
that floor traps area unit put in level (not tilted) so the water seal isn't diminished

5. Test the pipes and attend to leaks, if any.

6. Manage the filling of depressed floors by civil contractual worker with the goal that the
arrangement and incline of waste funnels are not disturbed. It is in the pipes contractual
worker's enthusiasm to guarantee that water sealing of the center drills is done and
tested.

7. Keep all open ends plugged to prevent ingress of construction debris.

g) Sanitary fixtures & CP fittings

1. Flush the installed pipe work for water supply and drainage to remove debris or
blockages, if any.

2. Install hygienically fixtures, taps and toilet accessories. Use screws with nylon
washers to repair vitreous crockery and PTPE tape for installation of taps to pipe work.

3. Check CP fittings for leaks and firmness and refit them if necessary. Ensure that
proper tools are used, and they must not make scratches or any other kind of damages
on the chrome plated fixtures.

4. Commission the toilets in the presence of the client’s engineer.

5. Handover the toilets formally using the forms provided for the purpose.

XIII. TILE WORK

Clean the floor of dust and debris. This ensures the tiled surface will be level Measure
to find the center of the room, and snap two chalk lines that intersect exactly in the
center of the floor.
Before starting the project, start with a dry run, laying out the tiles and the spacers. This
determines where to start the process and helps determine the width of the grout lines
Snap an additional chalk line the width of a tile out from each wall. This will help keep
the tile placement perfectly straight.
Continue laying out tiles and spacers until placement is correct. Use a self-mix thin-set
mortar for the tile installation. Pour just about an entire bag of the dry mixture into a
large bucket. Add just enough water to get the dry mixture wet, and begin mixing.
Continue to mix until the texture is creamy. Then let the mortar stand for about 10
minutes to get tacky. When the mortar is ready, begin working on one section of the
floor. Spread the mixture on a 2'x2' section of the floor and use a notched trowel to
obtain an even layer of mortar.
Work in small sections to keep the mortar from drying before the tile is in position. When
you get to a wall where a standard tile will not fit, mark and make cuts with a standard
tile cutter. If you don't use a tile cutter, mark the tiles and have a tile supplier cut them
prior to installation.
Continue the process, using the chalk line as a guide and placing spacers between
each tile to ensure uniform distance between the tiles. When all the tile work is
complete, allow the tiles to dry in place for several days before grouting. Grout is
available in a variety of textures and colors.
Pick a color that matches the color of the tile. Use a rubber trowel or float to spread the
grout across the tiles at an angle to be certain to get it between each tile.

FINAL CLEANING

GENERAL

RELATED DOCUMENTS

A. Drawings including General and Supplementary Conditions and Division 1

Specification Section, apply to this Section.

SUMMARY
 A. This section specifies administrative and procedural requirements for final
cleaning.

B. For environmental requirements clearing and disposal of waste shall be with

compliance with the law.

1. Do not dispose volatile wastes in storm drainage or sanitary drains.

2. Burying and burning of debris, rubbish or other waste materials on the

premises will not be permitted.

PRODUCTS

MATERIALS

A. Use the cleaning materials proposed by the manufacturer or fabricator for the
surfaced to be clean.

B. Do not use cleaning agents that are potentially hazardous to human or cause
damage to the finished surfaces.

EXECUTION

PROGRESS CLEANING

A. All items must be retained and arranged properly to allow access and not
impend drainage or traffic.

B. Do not allow the accumulation of scraps, debris and waste material that does
not required for the construction at least twice a week remove the waste.

C. Provide adequate storage Cl Al items awaiting removal from the Jobsite,

observing all requirements for fire protection and protection of the ecology.

D. Weekly, inspect all arrangements of materials stored on the site; re-stack,

tidy, or otherwise service all arrangements to meet the requirements of
sub-paragraph “A “above.
 A. Weekly, sweep all areas clean, so that it shall be free from dust and other
material capable of being removed by use of reasonable effort and
handheld broom.

B. Clean the finish floor daily it shall be free from all foreign materials that
may cause damage to the building.

FINAL CLEANING

A. Provide final cleaning operations when indicated, employ experienced

workers for final cleaning. Comply to the manufacturer’s instructions for
cleaning the unit of work.

B. Complete the following cleaning operations before proceeding for the

Certification of Substantial Completion for the entire project or portion of the
project.

1. Clean the project site, yard and grounds in areas that may disturb the
progress of the construction activities.

2. Clean the exterior and interior surface finishes to a dirt-free condition,

free of stains and weathering of exterior surfaces. Restore the surface
to its original condition as possible

3. Remove debris and surface dusts from limited access spaces, roofs,
pavements, and other similar places.

4. Broom clean the concrete floors.

5. Replace chipped or broken glass and other damaged transparent

materials, polished the mirror and glass.

6. Remove the non-permanent labels.

7. Touch up the exposed finishes, remove and replace the exposed

finishes that cannot be restored.

8. Clean the lighting fixtures, replace the burned light bulbs.

 9. Leave the project clean and ready for occupancy.

C. Hire an experienced licensed exterminator to engage the final inspection to

rid the pest of the infrastructure. Comply with the regulations of the local
authorities.

D. Remove the temporary protection and facilities installed during the

construction of the project.

E. Dispose the waste materials in a lawful manner, comply to the local

regulations and safety standards for the cleaning operation.

1. When extra materials of value remain after completion of associates

construction have become the Owners property, dispose the materials
as directed.

Name & Signature of Authorized

Representative

Designation

Name of Bidder