Tender For Restoration To Different Type Of Chair Including Canning, Painting And Polishing And Various Types Of Sofa Under Ge Alwar At Mil Stn Alwar
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44 Lakhs
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15 Sep 2026
4 days left
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88000
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500
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Alwar → Rajasthan
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Tender for Restoration To Different Type Of Chair Including Canning, Painting And Polishing And Various Types Of Sofa Under Ge Alwar At Mil Stn Alwar
Corrigendum
| Sr No | Corrigendum Date | Corrigendum | Type | New Submission Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 05-Sep-2026 | Amendment No 01 | Other | 15-Sep-2026 |
BOQ
| Sl. No. | Item Description |
| 1 | M & L for removing carefully following existing unserviceable components/members of Sofa set various type and supply and fixing new components/members complete all as shown on drawing and directed:- |
| 2 | Removing unserviceable front leg of existing sofa set and providing and fixing new front leg of 1st class hard teak wood, including cutting, shaping, fitting, fixing with necessary screws/fasteners and making good complete, all as specified and directed, in accordance with Drawing No. FD-281. |
| 3 | Removing unserviceable rear leg of existing sofa set and providing and fixing new rear leg of 1st class hard teak wood, including cutting, shaping, dressing, fitting and fixing with necessary screws/fasteners and making good complete, all as specified and directed, in accordance with Drawing No. FD-281. |
| 4 | Removing unserviceable batten of seat frame of existing sofa set and providing and fixing new batten of 1st class hard teak wood, including cutting, sizing, shaping, dressing, fitting and fixing with necessary screws/fasteners and making good complete, all as specified and directed, in accordance with Drawing No. FD-281. |
| 5 | Removing unserviceable batten of back frame of existing sofa set and providing and fixing new batten of 1st class hard teak wood, including cutting, sizing, shaping, dressing, fitting and fixing with necessary screws/fasteners and making good complete, all as specified and directed, in accordance with Drawing No. FD-281. |
| 6 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable/damaged armrest from the sofa set, including taking down all screws, nails, fastenings and other fixtures as necessary without causing damage to the adjoining furniture. Supplying, preparing and fixing in replacement new armrest made of 1st class hard teak wood, of approved quality, seasoned, sound, straight grained and free from defects, knots, cracks, shakes and other imperfections, accurately shaped and finished to the existing profile and dimensions as per drawing no. FD-281. The armrest shall be properly jointed, screwed, nailed and securely fixed to the existing sofa frame, including all necessary wooden members, cleats, screws, nails, adhesive, cutting, shaping, planing, sanding, polishing/finishing and making good complete. The finished armrest shall match the existing furniture in shape, size, level, alignment and appearance, all complete as specified and directed. |
| 7 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable/damaged seat cushion from the single-seater sofa, including taking down and removing existing cover, ties, fastenings and other accessories as necessary. Supplying and fixing in replacement new seat cushion for single-seater sofa, made from 100 mm thick polyurethane flexible foam, 90% open cell, having minimum density 40 kg/m³ and indentation force deflection (IFD) at 25% deflection of not less than 30 lb, when tested on a 20 in × 20 in × 4 in specimen, or equivalent approved quality, accurately cut, shaped and fitted to the required dimensions and profile. The cushion shall be completely covered with approved quality tapestry cloth costing not less than Rs.350/- per metre, properly cut, stitched, fitted and secured with concealed/approved fastening arrangements, with neat and uniform seams and without wrinkles or sagging. The cushion shall be properly fitted to the existing sofa frame and finished to match the existing furniture, including all materials, labour, cutting, stitching, fitting, fixing, wastage, making good and cleaning complete as specified and directed. Make: Sleepwell/Kurlon or equivalent approved. |
| 8 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable/damaged back cushion from the single-seater sofa, including taking down and removing the existing cover, ties, fastenings and other accessories as necessary. Supplying and fixing in replacement new back cushion for single-seater sofa, made from 100 mm thick polyurethane flexible foam, 90% open cell, having minimum density 40 kg/m³ and indentation force deflection (IFD) at 25% deflection of not less than 30 lb, when tested on a 20 in × 20 in × 4 in specimen, or equivalent approved quality, accurately cut, shaped and fitted to the required dimensions and profile. The cushion shall be completely covered with approved quality tapestry cloth costing not less than Rs.350/- per metre, properly cut, stitched, fitted and secured with concealed/approved fastening arrangements, with neat and uniform seams and without wrinkles or sagging. The cushion shall be properly fitted and secured to the existing sofa frame/back, including all materials, labour, cutting, stitching, fitting, fixing, wastage, making good and cleaning complete as specified and directed. Make: Sleepwell/Kurlon or equivalent approved. |
| 9 | Removing carefully the existing worn-out/damaged cover of seat/back cushion of approximate size 560 mm × 530 mm × 100 mm thick, without causing damage to the cushion or adjoining furniture, including taking down existing stitching, staples, fasteners and other fixing arrangements. Supplying and fixing new cover using approved quality white long cloth costing not less than Rs.80/- per metre and tapestry cloth costing not less than Rs.250/- per metre, as applicable, including accurate measurement, cutting, stitching, piping/edging wherever required, provision of seams and allowances, fitting over the existing cushion, securing by suitable concealed/approved fasteners, staples or other approved means, trimming of excess material and finishing complete. The cover shall be neatly fitted, wrinkle-free and properly matched at corners and edges, including all materials, labour, stitching, wastage, handling, removal of existing cover, cleaning and making good complete as specified and directed. |
| 10 | Complete removal of existing paint/polish/finish from all exposed wooden surfaces of the single-seater sofa, including use of suitable paint remover or caustic soda solution as required, scraping, rubbing and cleaning the surface with turpentine oil or clean water with a small quantity of acetic acid/vinegar, as appropriate, and preparing the surface thoroughly for refinishing. All holes, cracks, dents, indentations, joints and other surface imperfections shall be stopped and filled with approved glazier's putty conforming to IS-419:1967, comprising white lead, fine powdered chalk and boiled linseed oil, or approved ready-made equivalent putty. The surface shall thereafter be thoroughly rubbed down, sanded and prepared smooth, followed by application of two coats of French polish, properly rubbed and finished to obtain a smooth, uniform and high-class glossy finish, matching the existing colour and shade of the furniture. The work shall include all necessary materials, labour, paint remover/cleaning materials, putty, sanding, rubbing, polishing, masking/protection of upholstery and other fittings, preparation of surface, intermediate rubbing, final finishing, cleaning and making good complete, all as specified in drawing no. FD-281 and directed. Make: Asian/Berger or equivalent approved. |
| 11 | Complete removal of existing paint/polish/finish from all exposed wooden surfaces of the three-seater sofa, including use of suitable paint remover or caustic soda solution as required, scraping, rubbing and cleaning the surface with turpentine oil or clean water with a small quantity of acetic acid/vinegar, as appropriate, and preparing the entire surface thoroughly for refinishing. All holes, cracks, dents, indentations, joints and other surface imperfections shall be stopped and filled with approved glazier's putty conforming to IS-419:1967, comprising white lead, fine powdered chalk and boiled linseed oil, or approved ready-made equivalent putty. The surface shall thereafter be thoroughly rubbed down, sanded and prepared smooth, followed by application of two coats of French polish, properly rubbed and finished to obtain a smooth, uniform and high-class glossy finish, matching the existing colour and shade of the furniture. The work shall include all necessary materials, labour, paint remover/cleaning materials, putty, sanding, rubbing, polishing, masking/protection of upholstery and other fittings, preparation of surface, intermediate rubbing, final finishing, cleaning and making good complete, all as specified in drawing no. FD-281 and directed. Make: Asian/Berger or equivalent approved. |
| 12 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable/damaged PVC ring/shoe fitted to the legs/supports of the sofa set, including removal of existing screws, nails, fasteners or other fixing arrangements as necessary, without causing damage to the existing furniture. Supplying and fixing in replacement new PVC ring/shoe of approved quality, size, shape, colour and pattern, suitable for the existing sofa leg/support and matching the existing furniture. The PVC ring/shoe shall be accurately cut, shaped and securely fixed using suitable approved screws, nails, adhesive or other approved fixing arrangement, as required, ensuring proper alignment, firm fixing and uniform appearance. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, drilling, shaping, fixing, fasteners, adhesive, wastage, removal of existing unserviceable ring/shoe, making good, cleaning and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 13 | Chair Verandah FD-256 similar pattern and removing the existing unserviceable parts with the following new parts as per drg. |
| 14 | M&L for carefully removing the existing old, used and unserviceable cane from chair verandah (FD-256), including removal of existing cane, stitching and fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame. Supplying and fixing in replacement new white colour plastic cane, 4 mm diameter, best quality, and re-tapping/reweaving the seat and back both sides completely in approved Godrej pattern, with uniform spacing, tension and neat appearance. The cane shall be properly stitched/fixed with approved plastic cane at all starting and terminating ends as per approved sample and established trade practice. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, weaving, reweaving, stitching, fixing, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as shown on drawing no. FD-256 and as specified and directed. Make: BR Super Cane/Oldman Cane or equivalent approved. |
| 15 | M&L for carefully removing the existing unserviceable rubber shoe from the legs of chair verandah (FD-256) and supplying and fixing new hard rubber shoe in black colour, of approved quality, size and shape, suitable for the existing chair legs and conforming to the approved sample. The rubber shoe shall be properly fitted and securely fixed to the chair legs, ensuring firm grip, proper alignment and uniform appearance. The work shall include all materials, labour, removal of existing shoe, cutting, shaping, fitting, fixing, adhesive/fasteners wherever required, wastage, finishing and all incidental works complete as shown on drawing no. FD-256 and as specified and directed. |
| 16 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable legs of chair verandah (FD-256) from both sides of the chair, including cutting/removal of existing fixing arrangements as necessary without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new legs on both sides of the chair made from 20 mm diameter mild steel conduit, 1.6 mm wall thickness, accurately cut, bent and fabricated to the required shape and profile as shown on the drawing. The legs shall be properly aligned, securely welded/fixed to the existing chair frame and finished smooth, including cutting, bending, shaping, welding, grinding, drilling, fixing, fasteners, making good and all incidental works complete. Make: SAIL/TATA/Jindal or equivalent approved, all as shown on drawing no. FD-256 and as specified and directed. |
| 17 | M&L for preparation and cleaning of the existing old painted steel surfaces of chair verandah (FD-256) by scraping, wire brushing, rubbing down and removing all loose, flaking and defective paint, rust, dirt, grease and other foreign matter, including cleaning and preparing the surface thoroughly for painting. Applying one coat of red oxide primer of approved quality over the prepared steel surface, followed by one coat of white synthetic enamel paint, evenly and uniformly applied to obtain a smooth and satisfactory finish, including preparation of surface, rubbing down between coats wherever required, materials, labour, brushes, tools, scaffolding/accessories, protection of adjoining surfaces, cleaning and making good complete as shown on drawing no. FD-256 and as specified and directed. Make: Asian/Berger or equivalent approved. |
| 18 | Chair CB steel FD -75(M) with arms and without arms similar pattern and removing the existing unserviceable parts with following new parts. |
| 19 | Taking out carefully the existing old and unserviceable seat of Chair CB Steel with/without arms, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new seat made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped and finished to the required profile and dimensions. The wooden seat shall be duly caned with 2 to 2.5 mm wide half-round cane in approved Godrej pattern, with uniform spacing and proper tension, including fixing with 75 mm long machine screws/bolts with nuts and washers through suitable holes in the wooden frame. The wooden surface shall be properly prepared and finished with one coat of pink primer followed by two coats of black synthetic enamel paint, applied evenly to obtain a smooth and uniform finish. The work shall include all materials, labour, cane, screws/bolts, nuts, washers, cutting, shaping, drilling, fixing, caning, painting, sanding, wastage, finishing and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make of paint: Asian/Berger. Make of cane: BR Super Cane/Oldman Cane or equivalent approved. |
| 20 | Taking out carefully the existing old and unserviceable back of Chair CB Steel with/without arms, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new back made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped and finished to the required profile and dimensions. The wooden back shall be duly caned with 2 to 2.5 mm wide half-round cane in approved Godrej pattern, with uniform spacing and proper tension, including fixing with suitable approved fixing arrangements. The wooden surface shall be properly prepared and finished with one coat of pink primer followed by two coats of black synthetic enamel paint, applied evenly to obtain a smooth and uniform finish. The work shall include all materials, labour, cane, fixing accessories, cutting, shaping, drilling, fixing, caning, painting, sanding, wastage, finishing and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make of paint: Asian/Berger. Make of cane: BR Super Cane/Oldman Cane or equivalent approved. |
| 21 | Removing carefully the existing old and unserviceable flat iron strips fixed below the wooden seat of Chair CB Steel with/without arms, and supplying and fixing in replacement new 25 mm × 3 mm flat iron, 450 mm long, accurately cut to size and fixed below the wooden seat by welding to the existing chair frame so that the wooden seat rests securely and firmly over the supports. Two numbers flat iron strips shall be provided for the seat of each chair and the cost of both strips shall be considered as one job. The flat iron shall be properly prepared, cleaned and finished with one coat of approved primer followed by two coats of synthetic enamel paint, matching the existing colour. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, drilling, welding, grinding, preparation, primer, enamel paint, brushes, tools, fixing and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make: SAIL/TATA/Jindal or equivalent approved. |
| 22 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable left/right armrest, where required, and supplying and fixing new armrests made of 1st class hard teak wood for Chair CB with arms, accurately cut, shaped and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on the approved drawing. The armrests shall be securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable nuts and bolts, including drilling, cutting, shaping, fitting, alignment and making good. The wooden surfaces shall be properly prepared and finished with one coat of pink primer followed by two coats of black synthetic enamel paint, applied uniformly to obtain a smooth and satisfactory finish. The work shall include all materials, labour, teak wood, nuts, bolts, cutting, shaping, drilling, fixing, sanding, primer, paint, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make of paint: Asian/Berger or equivalent approved. |
| 23 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable PVC ring/rubber shoe from the chair legs and supplying and fixing new PVC ring/rubber shoe, of approved quality, size, shape and colour, suitable for the existing chair legs and conforming to the approved sample and drawing. The shoe shall be properly fitted and securely fixed to the chair legs, ensuring firm grip, proper alignment and uniform appearance. The work shall include removal of existing shoe, supply of new PVC ring/rubber shoe, cutting, shaping, fitting, fixing, adhesive/fasteners wherever required, wastage, finishing and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 24 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable steel conduit/tubular frame members and supplying and fixing in replacement new 20 mm dia steel tubing having 1.6 mm wall thickness, of approved quality, accurately cut, bent, shaped and fabricated to suit the existing chair frame. The new conduit members shall be properly aligned and securely welded to the existing frame wherever required, including cutting, bending, fitting, welding, grinding and making good. The complete exposed steel surface shall be properly prepared and finished with one coat of pink primer followed by two coats of black synthetic enamel paint, applied uniformly to obtain a smooth and satisfactory finish. The work shall include all materials, labour, steel tubing, cutting, bending, welding, grinding, primer, paint, brushes, tools, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make of steel tubing: SAIL/TATA/Jindal or equivalent approved. Make of paint: Asian/Berger or equivalent approved. |
| 25 | M&L for preparation and cleaning of the existing decorated wooden surface by thoroughly rubbing with emery paper, removing all loose paint, dust, dirt, spots and other defective portions, filling all holes, cracks, dents and surface imperfections with approved wood putty, rubbing down and preparing the surface smooth and even for painting. Applying one coat of pink primer followed by two coats of black synthetic enamel paint over the prepared wooden surface, properly rubbed down between coats wherever necessary and finished to obtain a smooth, uniform and high-quality finish. The work shall include all materials, labour, emery paper, putty, primer, synthetic enamel paint, brushes, preparation, rubbing, sanding, protection of adjoining surfaces, cleaning and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make: Asian/Berger or equivalent approved. |
| 26 | M & L for removing carefully following existing broken/unserviceable components/members of Chair dinning (FD-228) and supply and fixing new components/members duly finished complete all as shown on drawing and directed:- |
| 27 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable caning from the seat of dining chair, including removal of existing cane and fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing wooden frame. Supplying and fixing in replacement new caning using polyethylene cane Type-I conforming to IS 5378:1994, having 2 mm width × 0.40 mm thickness polyethylene cane for seat and 3.5 mm width × 0.50 mm thickness polyethylene cane for border, woven in pre-woven pattern with uniform spacing, proper tension and neat finish. The caning shall be securely fixed and finished at all edges and corners as per established trade practice and drawing no. FD-228. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, weaving, fixing, trimming, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make: BR Super Cane/Oldman Cane or equivalent approved. |
| 28 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable rear leg of the dining chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the adjoining furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new rear leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-228. The new leg shall be properly aligned and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved joints, screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 29 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable front leg of the dining chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the adjoining furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new front leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-228. The new leg shall be properly aligned and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved joints, screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 30 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable bottom wooden stiffener between stiffeners of the dining chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new bottom wooden stiffener between stiffeners made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-228. The stiffener shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 31 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable bottom wooden stiffener of leg of the dining chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new bottom wooden stiffener of leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-228. The stiffener shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 32 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable front rail of the seat of the dining chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new front rail of seat made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-228. The rail shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 33 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable rear rail of the seat of the dining chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new rear rail of seat made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-228. The rail shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 34 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable side rail of the seat of the dining chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new side rail of seat made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-228. The rail shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 35 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable PVC ring/shoe from the legs of the dining chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new PVC ring/shoe of approved quality, size, shape and colour, suitable for the existing chair legs and matching the existing furniture. The PVC ring/shoe shall be properly fitted and securely fixed using suitable approved adhesive, screws, nails or other fixing arrangements as required, ensuring firm grip, proper alignment and uniform appearance. The work shall include all materials, labour, removal of existing ring/shoe, cutting, shaping, fitting, fixing, wastage, finishing and all incidental works complete as shown on drawing no. FD-228 and as specified and directed. |
| 36 | Complete removal of existing paints/finish from all exposed wooden surfaces of the dining chair, including use of suitable paint remover or caustic soda solution as required, scraping, rubbing and cleaning the surface with turpentine oil or clean water with a small quantity of acetic acid/vinegar, as appropriate, and preparing the surface thoroughly for refinishing. All holes, cracks, dents, indentations and other surface imperfections shall be stopped and filled with approved glazier's putty conforming to IS-419:1967, comprising white lead, fine powdered chalk and boiled linseed oil to form a stiff paste, or approved ready-made putty. The surface shall thereafter be thoroughly rubbed down, sanded and prepared smooth, followed by application of two coats of French polish, properly rubbed and finished to obtain a smooth, uniform and high-class glossy finish, matching the existing colour and shade of the furniture. The work shall include all necessary materials, labour, paint remover/cleaning materials, putty, sanding, rubbing, polishing, protection of adjoining surfaces, intermediate rubbing, final finishing, cleaning and making good complete, all as specified on drawing no. FD-228 and directed. Make: Asian/Berger or equivalent approved. |
| 37 | M & L for removing carefully following existing broken/unserviceable components/members of Chair Writing (FD-202) and supply and fixing new components/members duly finished complete all as shown on drawing and directed:- |
| 38 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable caning from the seat of writing chair, including removal of existing cane and fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing wooden frame. Supplying and fixing in replacement new caning using polyethylene cane Type-I conforming to IS 5378:1994, having 2 mm width × 0.40 mm thickness polyethylene cane for seat and 3.5 mm width × 0.50 mm thickness polyethylene cane for border, woven in pre-woven pattern with uniform spacing, proper tension and neat finish. The caning shall be securely fixed and finished at all edges and corners as per established trade practice and drawing no. FD-202. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, weaving, fixing, trimming, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make: BR Super Cane/Oldman Cane or equivalent approved. |
| 39 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable rear leg of the writing chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the adjoining furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new rear leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-202. The new leg shall be properly aligned and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved joints, screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 40 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable front leg of the writing chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the adjoining furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new front leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-202. The new leg shall be properly aligned and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved joints, screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 41 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable bottom wooden stiffener between stiffeners of the writing chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new bottom wooden stiffener between stiffeners made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-202. The stiffener shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 42 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable bottom wooden stiffener of leg of the writing chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new bottom wooden stiffener of leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-202. The stiffener shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 43 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable PVC ring/shoe from the legs of the writing chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new PVC ring/shoe of approved quality, size, shape and colour, suitable for the existing chair legs and matching the existing furniture. The PVC ring/shoe shall be properly fitted and securely fixed using suitable approved adhesive, screws, nails or other fixing arrangements as required, ensuring firm grip, proper alignment and uniform appearance. The work shall include all materials, labour, removal of existing ring/shoe, cutting, shaping, fitting, fixing, wastage, finishing and all incidental works complete as shown on drawing no. FD-202 and as specified and directed. |
| 44 | Complete removal of existing paints/finish from all exposed wooden surfaces of the writing chair, including use of suitable paint remover or caustic soda solution as required, scraping, rubbing and cleaning the surface with turpentine oil or clean water with a small quantity of acetic acid/vinegar, as appropriate, and preparing the surface thoroughly for refinishing. All holes, cracks, dents, indentations and other surface imperfections shall be stopped and filled with approved glazier's putty conforming to IS-419:1967, comprising white lead, fine powdered chalk and boiled linseed oil to form a stiff paste, or approved ready-made putty. The surface shall thereafter be thoroughly rubbed down, sanded and prepared smooth, followed by application of two coats of French polish, properly rubbed and finished to obtain a smooth, uniform and high-class glossy finish, matching the existing colour and shade of the furniture. The work shall include all necessary materials, labour, paint remover/cleaning materials, putty, sanding, rubbing, polishing, protection of adjoining surfaces, intermediate rubbing, final finishing, cleaning and making good complete, all as specified on drawing no. FD-202 and directed. Make: Asian/Berger or equivalent approved. |
| 45 | M & L for removing carefully following existing broken/unserviceable components/members of Chair Easy (FD-201) and supply and fixing new components/members duly finished complete all as shown on drawing and directed:- |
| 46 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable caning from the seat of easy chair, including removal of existing cane and fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing wooden frame. Supplying and fixing in replacement new caning using polyethylene cane Type-I conforming to IS 5378:1994, having 2 mm width × 0.40 mm thickness polyethylene cane for seat and 3.5 mm width × 0.50 mm thickness polyethylene cane for border, woven in pre-woven pattern with uniform spacing, proper tension and neat finish. The caning shall be securely fixed and finished at all edges and corners as per established trade practice and drawing no. FD-201. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, weaving, fixing, trimming, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make: BR Super Cane/Oldman Cane or equivalent approved. |
| 47 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable caning from the back of the easy chair, including removal of existing cane and fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing wooden frame. Supplying and fixing in replacement new caning using polyethylene cane Type-I conforming to IS 5378:1994, having 2 mm width × 0.40 mm thickness polyethylene cane for the main caning and 3.5 mm width × 0.50 mm thickness polyethylene cane for border, woven in pre-woven pattern with uniform spacing, proper tension and neat finish. The caning shall be securely fixed and finished at all edges and corners as per established trade practice and drawing no. FD-201. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, weaving, fixing, trimming, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make: BR Super Cane/Oldman Cane or equivalent approved. |
| 48 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable front leg of the easy chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the adjoining furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new front leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-201. The new leg shall be properly aligned and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved joints, screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 49 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable rear leg of the easy chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the adjoining furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new rear leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-201. The new leg shall be properly aligned and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved joints, screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 50 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable armrest of the easy chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the adjoining furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new armrest made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-201. The armrest shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 51 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable front rail of the easy chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new front rail made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-201. The rail shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 52 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable rear rail of the easy chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new rear rail made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-201. The rail shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 53 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable side rail of the easy chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new side rail made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-201. The rail shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 54 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable front frame of the easy chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new front frame made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-201. The frame shall be properly jointed and securely fixed using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required, ensuring proper alignment and rigidity. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 55 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable rear frame of the easy chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new rear frame made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-201. The frame shall be properly jointed and securely fixed using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required, ensuring proper alignment and rigidity. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 56 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable PVC ring/shoe from the legs of the easy chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new PVC ring/shoe of approved quality, size, shape and colour, suitable for the existing chair legs and matching the existing furniture. The PVC ring/shoe shall be properly fitted and securely fixed using suitable approved adhesive, screws, nails or other fixing arrangements as required, ensuring firm grip, proper alignment and uniform appearance. The work shall include all materials, labour, removal of existing ring/shoe, cutting, shaping, fitting, fixing, wastage, finishing and all incidental works complete as shown on drawing no. FD-201 and as specified and directed. |
| 57 | Complete removal of existing paints/finish from all exposed wooden surfaces of the easy chair, including use of suitable paint remover or caustic soda solution as required, scraping, rubbing and cleaning the surface with turpentine oil or clean water with a small quantity of acetic acid/vinegar, as appropriate, and preparing the surface thoroughly for refinishing. All holes, cracks, dents, indentations and other surface imperfections shall be stopped and filled with approved glazier's putty conforming to IS-419:1967, comprising white lead, fine powdered chalk and boiled linseed oil to form a stiff paste, or approved ready-made putty. The surface shall thereafter be thoroughly rubbed down, sanded and prepared smooth, followed by application of two coats of French polish, properly rubbed and finished to obtain a smooth, uniform and high-class glossy finish, matching the existing colour and shade of the furniture. The work shall include all necessary materials, labour, paint remover/cleaning materials, putty, sanding, rubbing, polishing, protection of adjoining surfaces, intermediate rubbing, final finishing, cleaning and making good complete, all as specified on drawing no. FD-201 and directed. Make: Asian/Berger or equivalent approved. |
| 58 | M & L for removing carefully following existing unserviceable components/members of Stool Dressing CB (FD-252) of and supply and fixing new components/members complete all as shown on drawing and directed:- |
| 59 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable caning from the seat of dressing stool CB, including removal of existing cane and fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing wooden frame. Supplying and fixing in replacement new caning using polyethylene cane Type-I conforming to IS 5378:1994, having 2 mm width × 0.40 mm thickness polyethylene cane for seat and 3.5 mm width × 0.50 mm thickness polyethylene cane for border, woven in pre-woven pattern with uniform spacing, proper tension and neat finish. The caning shall be securely fixed and finished at all edges and corners as per established trade practice and drawing no. FD-252. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, weaving, fixing, trimming, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make: BR Super Cane/Oldman Cane or equivalent approved. |
| 60 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable front leg of the dressing stool CB, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the adjoining furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new front leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-252. The new leg shall be properly aligned and securely fixed to the existing stool frame using suitable approved joints, screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 61 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable rear leg of the dressing stool CB, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the adjoining furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new rear leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-252. The new leg shall be properly aligned and securely fixed to the existing stool frame using suitable approved joints, screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 62 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable front rail of the dressing stool CB, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing stool frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new front rail made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-252. The rail shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing stool frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 63 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable rear rail of the dressing stool CB, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing stool frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new rear rail made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-252. The rail shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing stool frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 64 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable side rail of the dressing stool CB, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing stool frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new side rail made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-252. The rail shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing stool frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 65 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable PVC shoe from the legs of the dressing stool CB, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new PVC shoe of approved quality, size, shape and colour, suitable for the existing stool legs and matching the existing furniture. The PVC shoe shall be properly fitted and securely fixed using suitable approved adhesive, screws, nails or other fixing arrangements as required, ensuring firm grip, proper alignment and uniform appearance. The work shall include all materials, labour, removal of existing shoe, cutting, shaping, fitting, fixing, wastage, finishing and all incidental works complete as shown on drawing no. FD-252 and as specified and directed. |
| 66 | Complete removal of existing paints/finish from all exposed wooden surfaces of the dressing stool CB, including use of suitable paint remover or caustic soda solution as required, scraping, rubbing and cleaning the surface with turpentine oil or clean water with a small quantity of acetic acid/vinegar, as appropriate, and preparing the surface thoroughly for refinishing. All holes, cracks, dents, indentations and other surface imperfections shall be stopped and filled with approved glazier's putty conforming to IS-419:1967, comprising white lead, fine powdered chalk and boiled linseed oil to form a stiff paste, or approved ready-made putty. The surface shall thereafter be thoroughly rubbed down, sanded and prepared smooth, followed by application of two coats of French polish, properly rubbed and finished to obtain a smooth, uniform and high-class glossy finish, matching the existing colour and shade of the furniture. The work shall include all necessary materials, labour, paint remover/cleaning materials, putty, sanding, rubbing, polishing, protection of adjoining surfaces, intermediate rubbing, final finishing, cleaning and making good complete, all as specified on drawing no. FD-252 and directed. Make: Asian/Berger or equivalent approved. |
| 67 | M & L for removing carefully following existing unserviceable components/members of Bin Soiled linen Small and large of and supply and fixing new components/members complete all as shown on drawing and directed:- |
| 68 | M&L for supplying and fixing new cane work in the furniture, using 2 mm wide × 0.40 mm thick half-round cane for the main caning and 4 mm wide flat cane for border around the seat, accurately woven and finished to the existing size, shape and pattern and as shown on drawing no. FD-244. The cane shall be of approved quality, properly soaked/conditioned where required, evenly tensioned and securely fixed to the existing wooden frame, with neat and uniform spacing, properly finished at all edges, corners, starting and terminating ends as per established trade practice. The work shall include all materials, labour, cane, cutting, soaking, weaving, fixing, trimming, stitching/fixing at edges, wastage, finishing and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make: BR Super Cane/Oldman Cane or equivalent approved. |
| 69 | M&L for preparation of all exposed wooden surfaces of the furniture, including complete removal of existing polish by scraping and rubbing with suitable sand paper/emery paper, removal of loose, defective and uneven portions, cleaning and preparing the surface smooth and even, including making suitable base for receiving French polish on all newly replaced wooden components. The prepared wooden surfaces shall thereafter be finished with two coats of French polish, properly applied, rubbed and finished to obtain a smooth, uniform and high-quality finish matching the existing colour and appearance of the furniture. The work shall include all materials, labour, sand paper/emery paper, cleaning, rubbing, preparation, French polish, brushes, tools, protection of adjoining surfaces, intermediate rubbing, final finishing, cleaning and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make: Asian/Berger or equivalent approved. |
| 70 | M & L for removing carefully following existing broken/unserviceable components/members of Chair dinning (FD-279) and supply and fixing new components/members duly finished complete all as shown on drawing and directed:- |
| 71 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable caning from the seat of dining chair, including removal of existing cane and fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing wooden frame. Supplying and fixing in replacement new caning using polyethylene cane Type-I conforming to IS 5378:1994, having 2 mm width × 0.40 mm thickness polyethylene cane for seat and 3.5 mm width × 0.50 mm thickness polyethylene cane for border, woven in pre-woven pattern with uniform spacing, proper tension and neat finish. The caning shall be securely fixed and finished at all edges and corners as per established trade practice and drawing no. FD-279. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, weaving, fixing, trimming, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make: BR Super Cane/Oldman Cane or equivalent approved. |
| 72 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable rear leg of the dining chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the adjoining furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new rear leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-279. The new leg shall be properly aligned and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved joints, screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 73 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable front leg of the dining chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the adjoining furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new front leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-279. The new leg shall be properly aligned and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved joints, screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 74 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable bottom wooden stiffener between stiffeners of the dining chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new bottom wooden stiffener between stiffeners made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-279. The stiffener shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 75 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable bottom wooden stiffener of leg of the dining chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new bottom wooden stiffener of leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-279. The stiffener shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 76 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable front rail of the seat of the dining chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new front rail of seat made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-279. The rail shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 77 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable rear rail of the seat of the dining chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new rear rail of seat made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-279. The rail shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 78 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable side rail of the seat of the dining chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new side rail of seat made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-279. The rail shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 79 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable PVC ring/shoe from the legs of the dining chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new PVC ring/shoe of approved quality, size, shape and colour, suitable for the existing chair legs and matching the existing furniture. The PVC ring/shoe shall be properly fitted and securely fixed using suitable approved adhesive, screws, nails or other fixing arrangements as required, ensuring firm grip, proper alignment and uniform appearance. The work shall include all materials, labour, removal of existing ring/shoe, cutting, shaping, fitting, fixing, wastage, finishing and all incidental works complete as shown on drawing no. FD-279 and as specified and directed. |
| 80 | Complete removal of existing paints/finish from all exposed wooden surfaces of the dining chair, including use of suitable paint remover or caustic soda solution as required, scraping, rubbing and cleaning the surface with turpentine oil or clean water with a small quantity of acetic acid/vinegar, as appropriate, and preparing the surface thoroughly for refinishing. All holes, cracks, dents, indentations and other surface imperfections shall be stopped and filled with approved glazier's putty conforming to IS-419:1967, comprising white lead, fine powdered chalk and boiled linseed oil to form a stiff paste, or approved ready-made putty. The surface shall thereafter be thoroughly rubbed down, sanded and prepared smooth, followed by application of two coats of French polish, properly rubbed and finished to obtain a smooth, uniform and high-class glossy finish, matching the existing colour and shade of the furniture. The work shall include all necessary materials, labour, paint remover/cleaning materials, putty, sanding, rubbing, polishing, protection of adjoining surfaces, intermediate rubbing, final finishing, cleaning and making good complete, all as specified on drawing no. FD-279 and directed. Make: Asian/Berger or equivalent approved. |
| 81 | M & L for removing carefully following existing broken/unserviceable components/members of Chair Writing (FD-280) and supply and fixing new components/members duly finished complete all as shown on drawing and directed:- |
| 82 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable caning from the seat of writing chair, including removal of existing cane and fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing wooden frame. Supplying and fixing in replacement new caning using polyethylene cane Type-I conforming to IS 5378:1994, having 2 mm width × 0.40 mm thickness polyethylene cane for seat and 3.5 mm width × 0.50 mm thickness polyethylene cane for border, woven in pre-woven pattern with uniform spacing, proper tension and neat finish. The caning shall be securely fixed and finished at all edges and corners as per established trade practice and drawing no. FD-280. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, weaving, fixing, trimming, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make: BR Super Cane/Oldman Cane or equivalent approved. |
| 83 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable rear leg of the writing chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the adjoining furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new rear leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-280. The new leg shall be properly aligned and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved joints, screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 84 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable front leg of the writing chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the adjoining furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new front leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-280. The new leg shall be properly aligned and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved joints, screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 85 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable bottom wooden stiffener between stiffeners of the writing chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new bottom wooden stiffener between stiffeners made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-280. The stiffener shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 86 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable bottom wooden stiffener of leg of the writing chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new bottom wooden stiffener of leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-280. The stiffener shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 87 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable PVC ring/shoe from the legs of the writing chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new PVC ring/shoe of approved quality, size, shape and colour, suitable for the existing chair legs and matching the existing furniture. The PVC ring/shoe shall be properly fitted and securely fixed using suitable approved adhesive, screws, nails or other fixing arrangements as required, ensuring firm grip, proper alignment and uniform appearance. The work shall include all materials, labour, removal of existing ring/shoe, cutting, shaping, fitting, fixing, wastage, finishing and all incidental works complete as shown on drawing no. FD-280 and as specified and directed. |
| 88 | Complete removal of existing paints/finish from all exposed wooden surfaces of the writing chair, including use of suitable paint remover or caustic soda solution as required, scraping, rubbing and cleaning the surface with turpentine oil or clean water with a small quantity of acetic acid/vinegar, as appropriate, and preparing the surface thoroughly for refinishing. All holes, cracks, dents, indentations and other surface imperfections shall be stopped and filled with approved glazier's putty conforming to IS-419:1967, comprising white lead, fine powdered chalk and boiled linseed oil to form a stiff paste, or approved ready-made putty. The surface shall thereafter be thoroughly rubbed down, sanded and prepared smooth, followed by application of two coats of French polish, properly rubbed and finished to obtain a smooth, uniform and high-class glossy finish, matching the existing colour and shade of the furniture. The work shall include all necessary materials, labour, paint remover/cleaning materials, putty, sanding, rubbing, polishing, protection of adjoining surfaces, intermediate rubbing, final finishing, cleaning and making good complete, all as specified on drawing no. FD-280 and directed. Make: Asian/Berger or equivalent approved. |
| 89 | M & L for removing carefully following existing broken/unserviceable components/members of Chair Easy (FD-229) and supply and fixing new components/members duly finished complete all as shown on drawing and directed:- |
| 90 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable caning from the seat of easy chair, including removal of existing cane and fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing wooden frame. Supplying and fixing in replacement new caning using polyethylene cane Type-I conforming to IS 5378:1994, having 2 mm width × 0.40 mm thickness polyethylene cane for seat and 3.5 mm width × 0.50 mm thickness polyethylene cane for border, woven in pre-woven pattern with uniform spacing, proper tension and neat finish. The caning shall be securely fixed and finished at all edges and corners as per established trade practice and drawing no. FD-229. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, weaving, fixing, trimming, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make: BR Super Cane/Oldman Cane or equivalent approved. |
| 91 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable caning from the back of the easy chair, including removal of existing cane and fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing wooden frame. Supplying and fixing in replacement new caning using polyethylene cane Type-I conforming to IS 5378:1994, having 2 mm width × 0.40 mm thickness polyethylene cane for main caning and 3.5 mm width × 0.50 mm thickness polyethylene cane for border, woven in pre-woven pattern with uniform spacing, proper tension and neat finish. The caning shall be securely fixed and finished at all edges and corners as per established trade practice and drawing no. FD-229. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, weaving, fixing, trimming, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make: BR Super Cane/Oldman Cane or equivalent approved. |
| 92 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable front leg of the easy chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the adjoining furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new front leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-229. The new leg shall be properly aligned and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved joints, screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 93 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable rear leg of the easy chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the adjoining furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new rear leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-229. The new leg shall be properly aligned and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved joints, screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 94 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable armrest of the easy chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the adjoining furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new armrest made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-229. The armrest shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 95 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable front rail of the easy chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new front rail made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-229. The rail shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 96 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable rear rail of the easy chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new rear rail made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-229. The rail shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 97 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable side rail of the easy chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new side rail made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-229. The rail shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing chair frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 98 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable front frame of the easy chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new front frame made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-229. The frame shall be properly jointed and securely fixed using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required, ensuring proper alignment, rigidity and stability. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 99 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable rear frame of the easy chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new rear frame made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-229. The frame shall be properly jointed and securely fixed using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required, ensuring proper alignment, rigidity and stability. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 100 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable PVC ring/shoe from the legs of the easy chair, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new PVC ring/shoe of approved quality, size, shape and colour, suitable for the existing chair legs and matching the existing furniture. The PVC ring/shoe shall be properly fitted and securely fixed using suitable approved adhesive, screws, nails or other fixing arrangements as required, ensuring firm grip, proper alignment and uniform appearance. The work shall include all materials, labour, removal of existing ring/shoe, cutting, shaping, fitting, fixing, wastage, finishing and all incidental works complete as shown on drawing no. FD-229 and as specified and directed. |
| 101 | Complete removal of existing paints/finish from all exposed wooden surfaces of the easy chair, including use of suitable paint remover or caustic soda solution as required, scraping, rubbing and cleaning the surface with turpentine oil or clean water with a small quantity of acetic acid/vinegar, as appropriate, and preparing the surface thoroughly for refinishing. All holes, cracks, dents, indentations and other surface imperfections shall be stopped and filled with approved glazier's putty conforming to IS-419:1967, comprising white lead, fine powdered chalk and boiled linseed oil to form a stiff paste, or approved ready-made putty. The surface shall thereafter be thoroughly rubbed down, sanded and prepared smooth, followed by application of two coats of French polish, properly rubbed and finished to obtain a smooth, uniform and high-class glossy finish, matching the existing colour and shade of the furniture. The work shall include all necessary materials, labour, paint remover/cleaning materials, putty, sanding, rubbing, polishing, protection of adjoining surfaces, intermediate rubbing, final finishing, cleaning and making good complete, all as specified on drawing no. FD-229 and directed. Make: Asian/Berger or equivalent approved. |
| 102 | M & L for removing carefully following existing unserviceable components/members of Stool Dressing CB of and supply and fixing new components/members complete all as shown on drawing and directed:- |
| 103 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable caning from the seat of dressing stool CB, including removal of existing cane and fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing wooden frame. Supplying and fixing in replacement new caning using polyethylene cane Type-I conforming to IS 5378:1994, having 2 mm width × 0.40 mm thickness polyethylene cane for seat and 3.5 mm width × 0.50 mm thickness polyethylene cane for border, woven in pre-woven pattern with uniform spacing, proper tension and neat finish. The caning shall be securely fixed and finished at all edges and corners as per established trade practice and drawing no. FD-282. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, weaving, fixing, trimming, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make: BR Super Cane/Oldman Cane or equivalent approved. |
| 104 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable front leg of the dressing stool CB, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the adjoining furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new front leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-282. The new leg shall be properly aligned and securely fixed to the existing stool frame using suitable approved joints, screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 105 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable rear leg of the dressing stool CB, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the adjoining furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new rear leg made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-282. The new leg shall be properly aligned and securely fixed to the existing stool frame using suitable approved joints, screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 106 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable front rail of the dressing stool CB, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing stool frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new front rail made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-282. The rail shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing stool frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 107 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable rear rail of the dressing stool CB, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing stool frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new rear rail made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-282. The rail shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing stool frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 108 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable side rail of the dressing stool CB, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing stool frame, and supplying and fixing in replacement new side rail made of 1st class hard teak wood, accurately cut, shaped, seasoned and finished to the required profile and dimensions as shown on drawing no. FD-282. The rail shall be properly jointed and securely fixed to the existing stool frame using suitable approved screws, bolts, adhesive or other fixing arrangements as required. The work shall include all materials, labour, cutting, shaping, planing, drilling, jointing, fixing, sanding, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 109 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable PVC shoe from the legs of the dressing stool CB, including removal of existing fixing arrangements without causing damage to the existing furniture, and supplying and fixing in replacement new PVC shoe of approved quality, size, shape and colour, suitable for the existing stool legs and matching the existing furniture. The PVC shoe shall be properly fitted and securely fixed using suitable approved adhesive, screws, nails or other fixing arrangements as required, ensuring firm grip, proper alignment and uniform appearance. The work shall include all materials, labour, removal of existing shoe, cutting, shaping, fitting, fixing, wastage, finishing and all incidental works complete as shown on drawing no. FD-282 and as specified and directed. |
| 110 | Complete removal of existing paints/finish from all exposed wooden surfaces of the dressing stool CB, including use of suitable paint remover or caustic soda solution as required, scraping, rubbing and cleaning the surface with turpentine oil or clean water with a small quantity of acetic acid/vinegar, as appropriate, and preparing the surface thoroughly for refinishing. All holes, cracks, dents, indentations and other surface imperfections shall be stopped and filled with approved glazier's putty conforming to IS-419:1967, comprising white lead, fine powdered chalk and boiled linseed oil to form a stiff paste, or approved ready-made putty. The surface shall thereafter be thoroughly rubbed down, sanded and prepared smooth, followed by application of two coats of French polish, properly rubbed and finished to obtain a smooth, uniform and high-class glossy finish, matching the existing colour and shade of the furniture. The work shall include all necessary materials, labour, paint remover/cleaning materials, putty, sanding, rubbing, polishing, protection of adjoining surfaces, intermediate rubbing, final finishing, cleaning and making good complete, all as specified on drawing no. FD-282 and directed. Make: Asian/Berger or equivalent approved. |
| 111 | Chair Verandah FD-336 similar pattern and removing the existing unserviceable parts with the following new parts as per drg. |
| 112 | M&L for removing carefully the existing old, used and unserviceable cane from the seat and back of Chair Verandah (FD-336), including complete removal of existing cane without causing damage to the existing chair frame, and re-tapping/re-weaving both seat and back with new 4 mm wide white colour plastic cane of best approved quality, woven in approved Godrej pattern with uniform spacing, proper tension and neat finish. The cane shall be securely stitched/fixed with approved plastic cane at all starting and terminating ends and properly finished at edges and corners as per established trade practice and the approved drawing. The work shall include all materials, labour, removal of existing cane, preparation of frame, supply of new plastic cane, cutting, soaking/conditioning where required, weaving, re-tapping, stitching, fixing, trimming, finishing, wastage and all incidental works complete as shown on drawing no. FD-336 and as specified and directed. Make: BR Super Cane/Oldman Cane or equivalent approved. |
| 113 | M&L for removing carefully the existing unserviceable rubber shoes from the legs of Chair Verandah (FD-336) and supplying and fixing new hard rubber shoes of black colour, of approved quality, size and shape, suitable for the existing chair legs and conforming to the approved sample. The rubber shoes shall be properly fitted and securely fixed to the chair legs, ensuring firm grip, proper alignment and uniform appearance. The work shall include all materials, labour, removal of existing shoes, supply of new hard rubber shoes, cutting, shaping, fitting, fixing, adhesive/fasteners wherever required, wastage, finishing and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. |
| 114 | Removing carefully the existing unserviceable legs from both sides of Chair Verandah (FD-336) and supplying and fixing in replacement new legs made of 20 mm dia mild steel conduit/tubing having 1.6 mm wall thickness, accurately cut, bent and made to the required shape and profile as shown on the approved drawing. The new tubular legs shall be properly aligned and securely welded/fixed to the existing chair frame, including cutting, bending, fitting, welding, grinding and making good. The complete steel work shall be properly cleaned and prepared for subsequent painting. The work shall include all materials, labour, 20 mm dia × 1.6 mm thick steel tubing, cutting, bending, welding, grinding, tools, wastage and all incidental works complete as shown on drawing no. FD-336 and as specified and directed. Make: SAIL/TATA/Jindal or equivalent approved. |
| 115 | M&L for preparation and cleaning of the existing painted steel surfaces of Chair Verandah (FD-336) by scraping, wire brushing, rubbing and removing loose, flaking and defective paint, rust, dirt, dust, grease and other foreign matter, including making the surface sound, clean and suitable for repainting. Applying one coat of red oxide primer followed by one coat of white synthetic enamel paint, evenly and uniformly over the prepared steel surface to obtain a smooth and satisfactory finish, matching the existing colour/finish. The work shall include all materials, labour, surface preparation, wire brushing, emery paper, red oxide primer, synthetic enamel paint, brushes, tools, protection of adjoining surfaces, cleaning and all incidental works complete as specified and directed. Make: Asian/Berger or equivalent approved. Please Enable Macros to View BoQ information |
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