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Renovation Of Two Type B Quarters, Allotted To Punjab National Bank: 1. Earth Work In Excavation By Mechanical Means ( Hydraulic Excavator ) / Manual Means In Foundation Trenches Or Drains ( Not Exceeding 1.5M In Width Or 10 Sq M On Plan ) , Including Dressing Of Sides And Ramming Of Bottoms, Lift Up To 1.5, Including Getting Out The Excavated Soil And Disposal Of Surplus Excavated Soil As Directed, Within A Lead Of 50 M. 8.35X6.85X0.90M 2. Filling Available Excavated Earth ( Excluding Rock ) In Trenches, Plinth, Sides Of Foundations Etc. In Layers Not Exceeding 20 Cm In Depth, Consolidating Each Deposited Layer By Ramming And Watering, Lead Up To 50 M And Lift Up To 1.5 M. 8.35X6.85X0.60M 3. Providing And Laying In Position Cement Concrete Of Specified Grade Excluding The Cost Of Centering And Shuttering – All Work Up To Plinth Level: 1:2:4 ( 1 Cement : 2 Coarse Sand : 4 Graded Stone Aggregate 20 Mm Nominal Size ) 8.35X6.85X0.05 5. 1:5:10 ( 1 Cement : 5 Coarse Sand : 10 Graded Stone Aggregate 40 Mm Nominal Size 8.35X6.85X0.10 6. Providing And Laying Cement Concrete In Retaining Walls, Return Walls, Walls ( Any Thickness ) Including Attached Pilasters, Columns, Piers, Abutments, Pillars, Posts, Struts, Buttresses, String Or Lacing Courses, 1:2:4 ( 1Cement: 2, Coarse Sand: 4 Graded Stone Aggregate 20 Mm Nominal Size. 0.30X030x4.50 X 2 Nos = 0.81 M3 7. Centering And Shuttering Including Strutting, Propping Etc. And Removal Of Form Work For Retaining Walls, Return Walls, Walls ( Any Thickness ) Including Attached Pilasters, Buttresses, Plinth And String Courses Fillets, Kerbs And Steps Etc. 8. Providing And Laying Damp-Proof Course 40 Mm Thick With Cement Concrete 1:2: ( 1 Cement: 2 Coarse Sand: 4 Graded Stone Aggregate 12.5 Mm Nominal Size ) 9. Applying A Coat Of Residual Petroleum Bitumen Of Grade Of Vg -10 Of Approved Quality Using 1.7 Kg Per Square Meter On Damp Proof Course After Cleaning The Surface With Brushes And Finally With A Piece Of Cloth Lightly Soaked In Kerosene Oil.