Tender For Additions, Alterations, Renovation And Modernization Of Regional Directors Chamber, Secretariate, Visitors Lobby And Conference Hall On The Third Floor Of The Banks Main Office Building
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31.35 Lakhs
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30 Nov 2026
27 days left
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62710
Bank guarantee accepted
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Bhopal → Madhya Pradesh
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Tender for Additions, Alterations, Renovation And Modernization Of Regional Directors Chamber, Secretariate, Visitors Lobby And Conference Hall On The Third Floor Of The Banks Main Office Building
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| Sl. No. | Item Description |
| 1 | Cat (A) -Items to be supply and installation |
| 2 | Dismantling / disengaging and removing the existing Gypsum board false ceiling, along with suspenders, supporting framework, fasteners, fittings, fixtures etc:Carefully dismantling / disengaging the existing Gypsum board false ceiling, along with suspenders, supporting framework, fasteners, fittings, fixtures etc., shifting the dismantled and removed materials, including the salvageable materials at location(s) shown by the Bank’s Engineers within the Bank’s premises in an organised manner, carting the debris and non-salvageable items away from the Bank's premises and dumping them at a dumping yard, authorized by Bhopal City Corporation or any other local body authorities etc., complete as directed by the Bank's Engineer. Care should be taken to ensure that the structural members, other installations, fittings, finishes etc., are not damaged during the dismantling, shifting and disposing. Approximate area of false ceiling to be dismantled / disengaged and removed - 228.00 Sqm. Rebate (scrap / buy-back value) for taking away the salvageable items shifted and stacked shall be considered separately under item No. 36 below. |
| 3 | Dismantling and removing the existing wooden flooring / skirting panels:Carefully dismantling / disengaging and removing the existing wooden flooring / skirting panels fixed on the flooring below, shifting the dismantled and removed materials including the salvageable materials at location(s) shown by the Bank’s Engineers within the Bank’s premises in an organised manner, carting the debris and non-salvageable items away from the Bank's premises and dumping them at a dumping yard, authorized by Bhopal City Corporation or any other local body authorities etc., complete as directed by the Bank's Engineer. Care should be taken to ensure that the structural members, other installations, fittings, finishes etc., are not damaged during the dismantling, shifting and disposing. Rebate (scrap / buy-back value) for taking away the salvageable items shifted and stacked shall be considered separately under item No. 36 below. Approximate area of wooden flooring panels to be dismantled / disengaged and removed - 87.00 Sqm. |
| 4 | Dismantling and removing the existing flooring and skirting with bed / back mortar: Carefully dismantling and removing the existing Kota / Marble / Granite stone slab / cast-in-situ Marble Mosaic / vitrified / ceramic tile flooring, along with bed / back mortar and screed concrete below it for an average thickness of up to 50 mm, by approved methods, so as to expose the R.C.C floor slab / masonry wall / R.C.C columns / walls, without damaging them, thoroughly cleaning the surface using wire brush, brooms or any other approved method, after sprinkling water, shifting the debris in gunny bags and disposing the same at locations shown by the Bank's Engineer, within the Bank's Main Office Premises and carting it away from the Bank's premises and dumping it at a dumping yard, authorized by Bhopal City Corporation or any other local body authorities etc., complete as directed by Bank's Engineer.Rebate (scrap / buy-back value) for taking away the salvageable items shifted and stacked shall be considered separately under item No. 36 below. |
| 5 | Dismantling / disengaging and removing the existing glazed wooden doors, along with the glazed wooden fixed partition (s) attached to it:Carefully dismantling / disengaging and removing the existing glazed wooden doors, along with the glazed wooden fixed partition(s) attached to it, comprising the wooden frames, glass panels, hardware, fittings, fixtures, locks etc., shifting the dismantled and removed materials including the salvageable materials at location(s) shown by the Bank’s Engineers within the Bank’s premises in an organised manner, carting the debris and non-salvageable items away from the Bank's premises and dumping them at a dumping yard, authorized by Bhopal City Corporation or any other local body authorities etc., complete as directed by the Bank's Engineer. Care should be taken to avoid damages to the structural members, abutting walls, false ceilings, flooring and other installations, fittings & finishes, free falling of dismantled materials including glass panels etc., during the dismantling, shifting, and disposing. Any damage(s), accidentally caused to the structural members, abutting walls, false ceilings, flooring and other installations, fittings & finishes, shall be mended to reinstate the same to their original condition(s). The scope of work shall include providing strong and self-standing scaffolding and staging if required to safely carry out the work, temporarily closing the openings left on the wall(s), after removal of the doors and fixed partitions, by providing and fixing plywood panels / planks & tarpaulins, till such new doors are installed in the opening left after dismantling / disengaging and removal of the doors and partition(s). The area of work shall be temporarily secluded by providing and fixing screens / tarpaulins to avoid spreading of dust to the other areas during dismantling. Rebate (scrap / buy-back value) for taking away the salvageable items shifted and stacked shall be considered separately under item No. 36 below. Approximate area of glazed wooden doors, along with the glazed wooden to be dismantled / disengaged and removed - 4.80 Sqm. |
| 6 | Dismantling and removing the existing half / full-brick thick walls in cement mortar along with plaster, tile, paint and other finishes on both sides of it:Carefully dismantling and removing the existing half / full-brick thick walls in cement mortar, along with finishes like paint / plaster / natural / artificial tile / slab dado / skirtings, embedded R.C.C bands / lintels, embedded reinforcements etc., using approved methods, shifting the dismantled and removed materials including the salvageable materials, at location(s) shown by the Bank’s Engineers within the Bank’s premises in an organised manner, carting the debris and non-salvageable items away from the Bank's premises and dumping them at a dumping yard, authorized by Bhopal City Corporation or any other local body authorities etc., complete as directed by the Bank's Engineer. Care should be taken to ensure that the structural members, other installations, fittings, finishes etc., are not damaged during the dismantling, shifting and disposing. The finishes such as wall dado, plaster etc., on the surfaces of the brickwork shall not be measured under any other item(s). Rebate (scrap / buy-back value) for taking away the salvageable items shifted and stacked shall be considered separately under item No. 36 below. |
| 7 | Dismantling and removing the existing doubled-skinned wooden partitions along with wooden / metal framework:Carefully dismantling and removing the existing fully panelled wooden partitions, along with wooden / metal frame work, glass / plywood / wooden panels, beadings, fittings, fixtures etc., shifting the dismantled and removed materials and disposing the salvageable materials at location(s) shown by the Bank’s Engineer within the Bank’s premises in an organised manner, carting the debris and non-salvageable items away from the Bank's premises and dumping them at a dumping yard, authorized by Bhopal City Corporation or any other local body authorities etc., complete as directed by the Bank's Engineer. Care should be taken to avoid damages to the structural members, other installations, fittings & finishes, free falling of dismantled materials including glass panels etc., during the dismantling, shifting and disposing. Providing, erecting, removing and taking away necessary scaffolding and staging if required for the successful execution of the work is also included in the scope of the work.Rebate (scrap / buy-back value) for taking away the salvageable items shifted and stacked shall be considered separately under item No. 36 below. |
| 8 | Dismantling / disengaging and removing the existing wooden doors along with frames:Carefully dismantling and removing the existing fully panelled / partly panelled and partly glazed wooden doors having different dimensions, but with area in elevation one side up to 3.00 Sqm, along with frames, door closers, fittings, fixture, fasteners, hardware, locks etc., shifting the dismantled and removed materials and disposing the same at location(s) shown by the Bank’s Engineer within the Bank’s premises in an organised manner, carting the debris and non-salvageable items away from the Bank's premises and dumping them at a dumping yard, authorized by Bhopal City Corporation or any other local body authorities etc., complete as directed by the Bank's Engineer. Care should be taken to avoid damages to the walls, structural members, other installations, fittings & finishes, free falling of dismantled materials including glass panels etc., during the dismantling, shifting and disposing. Providing, erecting, removing and taking away necessary scaffolding and staging if required for the successful execution of the work is also included in the scope of the work.Rebate (scrap / buy-back value) for taking away the salvageable items shifted and stacked shall be considered separately under item No. 36 below. Engineer. |
| 9 | Dismantling / disengaging and removing the existing wooden door shutters:All as per item No. 7 above, but only door shutters, without frame.Rebate (scrap / buy-back value) for taking away the salvageable items shifted and stacked shall be considered separately under item No. 36 below. |
| 10 | Dismantling and removing the existing single-skinned wall panelling, along with wooden / metal supporting framework:Carefully dismantling and removing the existing single-skinned wall panelling, along with wooden / metal frame work, fittings, fixtures etc., shifting the dismantled and removed materials and disposing the salvageable materials at location(s) shown by the Bank’s Engineers within the Bank’s premises in an organised manner, carting the debris and non-salvageable items away from the Bank's premises and dumping them at a dumping yard, authorized by Bhopal City Corporation or any other local body authorities etc., complete as directed by the Bank's Engineer. Care should be taken to avoid damages to the walls, structural members, other installations, fittings & finishes, free falling of dismantled materials etc., during the dismantling, shifting and disposing. Providing, erecting, removing and taking away necessary scaffolding and staging if required for the successful execution of the work is also included in the scope of the work.Rebate (scrap / buy-back value) for taking away the salvageable items shifted and stacked shall be considered separately under item No. 36 below. |
| 11 | Disengaging and removing the existing wall-mounted overhead cabinets:Carefully disengaging and removing the existing wall-mounted, overhead cabinets having approximate overall dimensions - 2.60 m x 0.40 m x 0.98 m, made from plywood / block board / particle board panels with wood veneer pasted on them, along with shutters, fittings, fittings, fasteners, hardware, locks etc., shifting the removed cabinets along with shutters, fittings, fittings, fasteners, hardware, locks etc., and disposing them at location(s) shown by the Bank’s Engineer within the Bank’s premises in an organised manner, carting the debris and non-salvageable items away from the Bank's premises and dumping them at a dumping yard, authorized by Bhopal City Corporation or any other local body authorities etc., complete as directed by the Bank's Engineer. Care should be taken to avoid damages to the cabinets, shutters, fittings, fittings, fasteners, hardware, locks, walls, structural members, other installations, fittings & finishes, free falling of dismantled materials etc., during the dismantling, shifting and disposing. Providing, erecting, removing and taking away necessary scaffolding and staging if required for the successful execution of the work is also included in the scope of the work. |
| 12 | Providing and fixing 18 mm thick, one side pre-polished Engineered Quartz slab on the sills, soffits & jambs of openings for doors, windows, ventilators, and openings:Suitably preparing the sills, soffits & jambs of openings for doors, windows, ventilators and openings by carefully dismantling and removing the existing plaster / stone slab lining / cladding with their back mortar, providing and rendering cement plaster in C.M 1:3, providing, cutting to the required sizes and fixing 18 mm thick, approved quality and shade, one side polished Engineered Quartz slabs, in single piece without joints for each side, fixed with approved make and quality tile adhesive for an average thickness of not less than 6 mm , over the plastered surfaces. The slabs on the jambs & vertical surfaces shall be further secured to the walls / R.C.C members by providing and fixing stainless steel, anchor fasteners / coach screws having length and diameter not less than 100 mm and 6 mm respectively, with counter-sunk heads, including machine drilling holes on the slabs and walls, at a spacing not exceeding 600 mm c/c. The holes on the Quartz stone slabs shall be filled and finished to match with the shade of Quartz stone slabs with approved quality and make epoxy grouts / sealants. The exposed edges on both sides of these slabs shall, project beyond the faces of the walls, by 5 mm to 10 mm and be half rounded and machine polished to get the same finish of the pre-polished surface of the slabs. The joints between slab strips at corners shall be mitred cut and joined with approve make and quality glues. The scope of the work shall include, mending the damages (both internal and external surfaces), matching with the finishes on the adjacent surfaces. The scope of work shall include shifting the debris in gunny bags and disposing them at location(s) shown by the Bank’s Engineer within the Bank’s premises in an organised manner and carting the same away from the Bank's premises and dumping them at a dumping yard, authorized by Bhopal City Corporation or any other local body authorities etc., complete as directed by Bank's Engineer. Care should be taken to avoid damages to the walls, structural members, other installations, fittings & finishes, free falling of dismantled materials etc., during the dismantling, shifting and disposing. Providing, erecting, removing and taking away necessary scaffolding and staging if required for the successful execution of the work is also included in the scope of the work.(Basic price of Engineered Quartz slabs - ₹ 4,000/- per Sqm.). |
| 13 | Post-construction anti-termite treatment:Providing and applying post- construction anti-termite treatment by drilling 10 mm to 12 mm diameter and 50 mm to 80 mm holes at a spacing not exceeding 0.30 mm c/c along the junctions of walls & floor internally, injecting anti-termite chemicals (Chlorpyriphos / Lindane mollifiable concentrate of 20% as per manufacturers specifications) and sealing the holes after completion of the chemical injection. The scope of the work shall also include spraying the same chemical on the internal surfaces of the walls and ceilings of the areas to be treated. The anti-termite treatment shall be done through a licensed anti-termite / pest control agency approved by the Bank. The anti-termite treatment shall be guaranteed for period of 5 years from the date of completion of the work. The principal contractor shall be responsible for the guarantee, and she / he / they must submit a guarantee on 100/- value non-judicial stamp paper, as per the format approved by the Bank. |
| 14 | Providing and constructing half-brick thick walls:Providing and constructing half-brick thick brick masonry work, true to plumb and line for internal partition walls, in C.M 1:3 using approved quality locally available bricks including providing proper key to the adjoining wall / structure, raking the joints, curing, cleaning, shifting the debris in gunny bags and disposing them at location(s) shown by the Bank’s Engineer within the Bank’s premises in an organised manner and carting the same away from the Bank's premises and dumping them at a dumping yard, authorized by Bhopal City Corporation or any other local body authorities etc., complete as directed by Bank's Engineer. The rate shall include placing 8 mm diameter TOR steel bars (2 Nos.) in every 6th course of brick masonry and embedding them in 50 mm thick 1:2:4 cement concrete including necessary shuttering, curing etc as directed by Bank`s Engineer. Reinforcement shall be measured and paid for separately under item No. 14 below. |
| 15 | Providing, cutting, straightening, and placing in position Fe-550 D grade TMT bars as reinforcements to half-brick thick brick walls: Providing, cutting, straightening and placing in position 2 numbers of 8 mm diameter Fe-550 D grade TMT bars over every 6th course of brick masonry to be constructed as per item No. 13 above, as directed by the Bank’s Engineer. The rate shall include cost of binding wire and wastages. Authorized laps shall be measured and considered while arriving at the quantities. |
| 16 | Modifying, the existing wooden door frames:Modifying, the existing wooden door frames comprising the following:i. The exposed surfaces of the door frames shall be altered / modified by thorough scrapping / mechanical buffing to remove the existing paint or polish finish. The surfaces so prepared, excluding rebates shall be provided and fixed with approved quality and make, IS 303 marked, BWR grade plywood panels, using approved quality and make resin-based adhesives applied on the entire contact surfaces of the plywood panels and existing wooden frames and counter-sunk G.I nails / screws. The scope of work shall include shifting the debris / debris generated from the work in gunny bags and disposing them at location(s) shown by the Bank’s Engineer within the Bank’s premises in an organised manner and carting the same away from the Bank's premises and dumping them at a dumping yard, authorized by Bhopal City Corporation or any other local body authorities etc., complete as directed by Bank's Engineer. Care should be taken to avoid damages to the walls, structural members, other installations, fittings & finishes, free falling of dismantled materials etc., during the dismantling, shifting and disposing. Providing, erecting, removing and taking away necessary scaffolding and staging if required for the successful execution of the work is also included in the scope of the work. |
| 17 | Providing, making and fixing teak wood door frames for the doors: i) Providing, making, and fixing in position door frames using 2nd class teak wood sections having cross-sectional dimensions of 150 mm x 75 mm, in single pieces for vertical members and horizontal members at top, with 40 mm x 15 mm rebate on one side for fixing shutters. The door frames shall be fastened to the walls on the sides using 6 Nos (3 Nos for each side) of hold fasts made out of M.S / G.I flats having dimensions not less than 200 mm x 25 mm x 3 mm, by fixing the same to the door frames at one end using 2 / 3 G.I screws of appropriate length and diameter and inserting the other end in to the pockets having dimensions not less than 200 mm x 115 mm x 100 mm cut & made on the abutting walls and grouting them with P.C.C 1:1.5:3 and finished with cement mortar 1:3. The exposed surfaces of the door frame except rebates shall be further cladded by providing and fixing 4 mm thick wood veneer panels of approved make and shade using approved quality and make resin-based adhesives applied on the entire backside surface of the 4 mm thick wood veneer panels and exposed surface of the door frame and counter sunk G.I / S.S wire nails.Quantity shall be arrived at by measuring the dimensions of the finished and fixed teak wood sections excluding wood veneer panels. |
| 18 | Providing, making and fixing side hung type, single-leafed, 35 mm thick, ISI marked, Boiling Water Proof (BWP) grade flush door shutters with 4 mm thick base ply veneer panel cladding on both sides:Providing, making and fixing side hung type, single-leafed, 30 mm thick ISI marked flush door shutters, comprising the following:i) The door shutters shall be made from approved make (Greenly, Kitply, Century ply, Anchor ply, Archidply or approved equivalent make), ISI marked, Boiling Water Proof (BWP) grade flush door shutter panels conforming to IS : 2202 (Part I) non-decorative type, core of block board construction with frame of 1st class hard wood and well matched commercial 3 ply veneering with vertical grains or cross bands and face veneers on both faces of the shutters.ii) The exposed surfaces of the door shutter shall be cladded by providing and fixing 4 mm thick base ply veneer panels of approved make [Greenlam (Mikasa Decowood Premium veneers), Kitply (Vista Decorative Veneer), Century ply (Dark Forest veneers), Jacsons or approved equivalent make), shade and grade pattern, using approved quality and make resin-based adhesives, applied on the entire backside surface of the 4 mm thick base ply wood panels and exposed surface of the door shutter and counter sunk G.I / S.S wire nails.iii) All edges of the shutters shall be provided and fixed with 43 mm x 15 mm (cross-sectional dimensions) teak wood beadings using G.I nails and approved quality and make adhesives.Each of the altered and modified shutters, shall be shifted and re-fixed into the rebates on the existing wood frames modified as per item No. 15 above or new frames fixed as per item No. 16 or above, using 4 numbers of approved quality and make oxidised brass butt hinges having dimensions not less than 100 mm x 60 mm x 2.50 mm and ball bearings using S.S. screws having appropriate length and diameter. |
| 19 | Providing and fixing hardware, locks etc., for the door fixed as per item No. 17 above:Providing and fixing approved quality and pattern / design, oxidized brass decorative hardware - 2 numbers of 200 mm long brass barrel type tower bolts with 10 mm diameter bolt and 38 mm wide, 2 mm thick metal of barrel cast / extruded brass barrel and rolled / cast / drawn brass bolt, 25 mm long socket (ex-godown basic price of ₹ 150/- ,excluding GST), one set of mortise lock with duplicate keys (Godrej NEH 06 1CK 20 Cm Zinc Alloy Door Handle, Satin Steel Set with Lock Body and Cylinder of approved pattern / design (ex-godown basic price of ₹ 3,250/- ,excluding GST) or approved equivalent and an approved quality, 100 mm long, heavy duty brass door stopper (ex-godown basic price of ₹ 100/- ,excluding GST). |
| 20 | Providing and rendering plaster on walls / columns in C.M 1:4 with neat cement finish:Preparing the surface of the masonry / R.C.C walls / columns, by raking the loose mortar joints, watering and thorough cleaning using wire brush / broom, providing and applying, 20 mm thick cement plaster, in two coats in CM 1:4 prepared by providing and manual batching and mixing approved make Portland cement and approved quality river sand, true to plumb, level and line, as directed by the Bank’s Engineer. The surface of the wet plaster shall be provided and finished with a coat of neat cement slurry / paste applied @ 2.00 Kgs / Sqm. The rate shall include all materials including wastages, labour, all leads and lifts, transport, tools & plants etc., required for the finished work, all as directed by the Bank's Engineer. Spill outs, dust etc., generated during execution of the work shall be cleaned, collected disposed-off and carted away from the premises. Providing, erecting, scaffolding and staging if required for the successful execution of the work, removing and taking away the same after successful completion of the work are also included in the scope of the work. |
| 21 | Providing and laying screed concrete:Preparing the surface of the R.C.C floor slab by thorough cleaning and priming with cement slurry admixed with approved make and quality water proofing compounds, providing, mixing, laying, spreading, levelling and manually consolidating using hand rammers P.C.C 1:3:6 for an average thickness up to 50 mm using approved quality 20 mm and down size graded broken granite stone aggregates, approved quality river sand and Portland cement of approved make, as screed layer in flooring. The surface of the screed laid as above shall be made rough using wire brushes or brooms. The work shall include necessary curing, disposing them at location(s) shown by the Bank’s Engineer within the Bank’s premises in an organised manner and carting the same away from the Bank's premises and dumping them at a dumping yard, authorized by Bhopal City Corporation or any other local body authorities etc., complete as directed by Bank's Engineer. |
| 22 | Providing and laying / fixing vitrified tile flooring:Preparing the surface of the screed concrete layer / floor slab by thorough cleaning and priming with cement slurry to receive the new flooring, providing and laying / fixing flooring / border / inlays in the approved pattern using 2, 400 mm x 1,200 mm or any other approved size Glazed Vitrified Tiles (GVT) of approved make and shade over a bed of cement mortar prepared by hand mixing approved quality river sand and approved make portland cement in the ratio 1:4, laid, spread and compacted to get an average compacted thickness of 20 mm. The tiles shall be laid with 4 mm spacers and shall be set with a floating layer of grey cement slurry and joints shall be pointed with epoxy tile grouts of approved make, quality and shade. The rate shall include breakages and wastages, machine cutting of tiles / required number of openings for floor trunk junction box covers or any other openings required as per site conditions, curing, cleaning of the finished work, all leads & lifts etc., required for the finished work, all as directed by the Bank’s Engineer. (Basic price of tiles - ex-godown at Bhopal, excluding GST, local transport / carriage, loading unloading and handling charges - ₹ 1,250/- per Sqm). |
| 23 | Providing, fabricating and fixing single-skinned wall panelling:Providing, fabricating and fixing single-skinned, wall panelling with supporting framework, MDF panels and 4 mm thick base ply veneer panels finish on the exposed surfaces, comprising the following:The supporting framework of the wall panelling shall be fabricated using 50.80 mm x 25.40 mm x 1.20 mm thick anodised aluminium tubular sections of approved make, fixed at a spacing not exceeding 600 mm c/c both ways. The vertical and horizontal members shall be joined together using 2 numbers of 50 mm x 50 mm x 25 mm x 1.50 mm thick anodised aluminium / G.I cleats for each junction, fastened with 15 mm x 3.5 mm self-tapping G.I screws (minimum 2 numbers of screws for each leg of the cleats). The framework fabricated as above shall be fixed to the walls / columns, using 100 mm x 4.20 mm G.I screws and nylon sleeves at a spacing not exceeding 1.00 m c/c. Additional sections shall be provided around the openings, if required as per site conditions, to ensure that the spacing between the sections is not more than 600 mm c/c both ways. The framework after installation / fixing as above, shall be covered by providing and fixing 11 mm thick, IS 12406: 2003, marked, Solid Board Grade I (SBG I) (exterior grade) MDF boards / panels of approved make, fixed to the framework using 25 mm x 3.50 mm counter sunk G.I screws and approved quality and make adhesives. The exposed surfaces of the MDF board panels so fixed shall be covered by providing and fixing 4 mm thick base ply veneer panels of approved make and grain pattern / finish, using approved quality and make resin-based adhesives applied on the entire backside surface of the laminate and exposed surface of the MDF board panels, and wire nails, in vertical / horizontal strips of approved lateral dimension (width). Necessary cut outs shall be made on the framework / panels for fixing electric switch boxes, wire / cable management etc., at no extra cost. Strips of various widths and different grain pattern / finish of veneers, as directed by the Bank’s Engineer shall be provided to create skirtings, borders, patterns etc. Exposed area of the finished surface shall be measured and considered for payment. Providing, erecting, scaffolding and staging if required for the successful execution of the work, removing and taking away the same after successful completion of the work are also included in the scope of the work. |
| 24 | Providing and fixing false ceiling (soffit / borders and vertical drops) with 12.50 mm thick plain gypsum boards:Providing, fixing and finishing false ceiling (soffits / borders and vertical drops), using 12.50 mm thick plain gypsum boards of M/s. Saint Gobain or approved equivalent, fixed to the suspended grid, fabricated and fixed to the soffit of roof / beams and wall using - Gypsteel Ultra ceiling sections - perimeter channels of size 20 mm x 28 mm x 30 mm fixed to the wall using metal screws and nylon sleeves recommended by the manufacturer at a spacing not exceeding 600 mm c/c, intermediate channels of size 15 mm x 45 mm x 15 mm at a spacing not exceeding 1200 mm c/c suspended using ceiling angles of size 25 mm x 10 mm and appropriate length, fixed to the soffit of R.C.C beams / slabs using G.I soffit cleats of size 27 mm x 37mm x 25 mm x 1.6 mm and metal expansion fasteners of 38 mm x 12 mm diameter at a spacing not exceeding 1,200 mm c/c, ceiling sections of size 80 mm x 26 mm x 51 mm provided across the intermediate channel at a spacing of 475 mm c/c, at bottom which shall be fixed by G.I connecting clips of 2.64 mm diameter at junctions. The ceiling channels shall be provided with a minimum overlap of 50 mm at joints and fixed to the perimeter channels using metal screws at ends. The works shall be carried out as per the manufacturer’s specifications using cold rolled Gypsteel Ultra sections and Gypsum boards manufactured by Gypsum India Ltd. or approved equivalent.Additional perimeter channels / ceiling sections shall be provided around the cut outs for light fittings A.C vents / diffusers etc. Additional supports for cut outs to be provided at no extra cost. The ceiling boards shall be fixed to the underside of the suspended grid using 3.5 mm x 25 mm self-tapping screws. The joints shall be finished with joint paper tape and jointing compound of approved make and providing and applying Plaster of Paris (POP) putty for the required thickness. The surface of the false ceiling fixed as above shall be prepared smooth and even by sand papering, providing, applying and finishing a coat of approved make white cement putty, one coat of approved make cement primer and two or more coats of approved make and shade premium plastic emulsion, etc. The scope of the work shall include making necessary cut-outs for light fittings A.C diffusers and other fixtures. No deduction shall be made, and no extra payment made for making any opening up to 0.50 Sqm per opening. The rate shall include for all lead and lifts, labour, etc., all as directed by the Bank's Engineer. Providing, erecting, scaffolding and staging if required for the successful execution of the work, removing and taking away the same after successful completion of the work are also included in the scope of the work.Exposed clear measurements only shall be considered for payment. |
| 25 | Providing, making, and fixing decorative wooden beadings on the wall panelling & doors:Providing, cutting to the required sizes and fixing, approved quality, decorative wooden beadings having finished cross-sectional dimensions of 100 mm x 15 mm made out of approved quality, second-class teak wood sections having length not less than 2 metres, with 4 numbers of continuous grooves having cross-sectional dimensions of 12 mm x 12 mm, machine cut / engraved on the exposed face, to create approved patterns / designs on the surfaces of the wall panelling done as per item No. 22 above, partitions under item No. 26 & 27 below & door shutters to be fixed as per item No. 17 above. The beadings shall be joined by dovetail joints having a minimum lap of 50 mm and fixed to the existing wall panel 50 mm x 3.5 mm G.I screws of approved make, at a spacing not exceeding 600 mm c/c. |
| 26 | Providing, making, and fixing decorative wooden corner beadings at the junctions of wall panelling and false ceiling:Providing, cutting to the required sizes and fixing, approved quality, decorative wooden corner beadings having finished cross-sectional dimensions of 50 mm x 50 mm made from approved quality, second-class teak wood sections having length not less than 2 metres, at the junctions of wall panelling and false ceiling. The beadings shall be joined by mitred joints and fixed to the existing wall panel / false ceiling / wall, at the junctions of the wall panelling and false ceilings, using 50 mm x 3.5 mm G.I screws of approved make at a spacing not exceeding 600 mm c/c. |
| 27 | Double skinned, fully panelled full-height partitions with 4 mm thick wood veneer panel finish on both sides:Providing, fabricating and fixing, double skinned, fully panelled full-height partitions with supporting framework, MDF panels and 4 mm thick base ply veneer panels finish on the exposed surfaces, on both sides, comprising the following:The framework of the partitions shall be fabricated using 50 mm x 50 mm x 1.50 mm anodised aluminium tubular sections of approved make, fixed at a spacing of not exceeding 600 mm c/c both ways. The vertical and horizontal members shall be joined together using 2 numbers of 50 mm x 50 mm x 40 mm x 2 mm thick anodised aluminium / G.I ‘L’ shaped cleats for each junction, fastened with 15 mm x 3.5 mm self-tapping G.I screws (minimum 2 numbers of screws for each leg of the cleats). The framework fabricated as above shall be fixed to the floor at bottom & walls / columns / beams on the sides, using 100 mm x 4.20 mm G.I screws and nylon sleeves at a spacing not exceeding 600 mm c/c. Additional sections shall be provided around the openings if required as per site conditions, to ensure that the spacing of aluminium tubular sections does not exceed 600 mm c/c both ways. The framework after installation as above, shall be cladded on both sides by providing and fixing 11 mm thick, IS 12406: 2003, marked, Solid Grade (SBG I) (exterior grade) MDF board panels of approved make, fixed to the framework using 25 mm x 3.50 mm counter sunk G.I screws and approved quality and make resin-based adhesives. Exposed surfaces of the MDF board panels shall be further cladded by providing and fixing 4 mm thick base ply veneer panels of approved make and shade using approved quality and make resin-based adhesives applied on the entire backside surface of the 4 mm thick base ply veneer panels and exposed surface of the MDF board panels, in vertical / horizontal strips having approved width. Making necessary cut outs on the framework / panels for wire / cable management etc., is also included in the scope of the work. Strips of 4 mm thick wood veneer having various widths and different grains / surface finishes, as directed by the Bank’s Engineer, shall be provided to create skirtings, borders, patterns etc. |
| 28 | Double skinned, low-height (up to 0.90 m from the Finished Floor Level) partitions with 4 mm thick base ply veneer panel finish on both sides & 100 mm x 15 mm teak wood beading on the top: Providing and fixing fully panelled, double skinned, low-height (up to 0.90 m from the Finished Floor Level) partitions with supporting framework, MDF panels and 4 mm thick base ply veneer panels on the exposed surfaces, on both sides & 100 mm x 15 mm teak wood beading on the top comprising the following: The framework of the partitions shall be fabricated using 50 mm x 50 mm x 1.50 mm anodised aluminium, tubular sections of approved make, fixed at a spacing of not exceeding 600 mm c/c both ways. The vertical and horizontal members shall be joined together using 2 numbers of 50 mm x 50 mm x 40 mm x 2 mm thick anodised aluminium / G.I ‘L’ shaped cleats for each junction, fastened with 15 mm x 3.5 mm self-tapping G.I screws (minimum 2 numbers of screws for each leg of each cleat). The framework fabricated as above shall be fixed to the floor at bottom using 100 mm x 4.20 mm G.I screws and nylon sleeves at a spacing not exceeding 600 mm c/c. Additional sections shall be provided around the openings if required as per site conditions, to ensure that the c/c spacing does not exceed 600 mm c/c both ways. The framework after installation as above, shall be cladded on both sides by providing and fixing 11 mm thick, IS 12406: 2003, marked, Solid Grade (SBG I) (exterior grade) MDF board panels of approved make, fixed to the framework using 25 mm x 3.50 mm counter sunk G.I screws and approved quality and make adhesives. Exposed surfaces of the MDF board panels shall be covered by providing and fixing 4 mm thick base ply veneer panels on the exposed surfaces, panels of approved make using approved quality and make resin-based adhesives, applied on the entire backside surface of the veneer panels and exposed surface of the MDF board panels and G.I wire nails, in vertical / horizontal strips of approved width. Making necessary cut outs on the framework / panels for wire / cable management etc., is also included in the scope of the work. Strips of with 4 mm thick base ply veneer panels, having various widths and different grains / surface finishes, as directed by the Bank’s Engineer, shall be provided to create skirtings, borders, patterns etc. The rate shall include providing and fixing approved quality T.W. beadings having finished cross-sectional dimensions of 100 mm x 25 mm with half-rounded edges, on the exposed top edge of each partition panel, using 50 mm x 3.50 mm, countersunk G.I screws provided at a spacing not exceeding 600 mm c/c, nails, approved quality and make adhesives etc. The T.W beadings shall be fixed with mitred joints at corners and polished with French Spirit Polish of approved make, including preparing the surface smooth and level by sand papering, application of required number of coats of approved make sealers, fillers etc., as per standard practices specifications of the Bank and as directed by the Bank’s Engineer. |
| 29 | Providing and fixing 10 mm thick clear toughened glass panels for the openings in double-skinned, fully panelled partitions:Supplying and fixing 10 mm thick clear and toughened glass panels of approved make, in single piece for each opening to be left above double skinned, low-height (up to 0.90 m from the Finished Floor Level) partitions to be fixed / erected as per item No. 27 above and between double skinned, fully panelled full-height partitions to be fixed / erected as per item No. 26 above. The glass panels shall be fastened to the openings in the partitions at bottom and top using approved make stainless steel ‘Patch Fittings’ (4 numbers - 2 numbers at top and 2 numbers at bottom - ‘Enox’ make patch fitting - 715 S/P or approved equivalent of Dorma / Godrej / Ozone or approved equivalent make suitable for 10 mm thick glass panels). The fittings shall be fixed in position using suitable size S.S screws. The joints between the glass panels and abutting false columns / partition / frame shall be made airtight by providing, filling and finishing the joints with transparent polysulphide sealants of approved make. The rate shall include machine polishing of the edges of each glass panel, providing and fixing approved / design pattern 3 M or approved equivalent make frosted film on one side of the panel etc as directed by the Bank's Engineer. Providing, erecting, removing, and taking away necessary scaffolding and staging if required for the successful execution of the work is also included in the scope of the work. |
| 30 | Providing and fixing horizontal framework for glass panel support at top.Providing, cutting, fabricating, and fixing horizontal frames, to support / facilitate fixing of glass panels as per item No. 31 below, comprising the following:i. The frames shall be made by providing, cutting, fabricating, and fixing 50 mm x 50 mm x 1.50 mm thick anodised aluminium sections of approved make, in single piece for each opening.ii. These frames shall be fixed to the walls / columns on both sides, using 50 mm x 50 mm x 40 mm x 2 mm thick anodised aluminium / G.I cleats for each junction, fastened with 15 mm x 3.5 mm self-tapping G.I screws (minimum 2 numbers of screws for each leg of the cleats).iii. These frames shall be covered by providing and fixing 11 mm thick, IS 12406: 2003, marked Solid Grade (SBG I) (exterior grade) MDF boards of approved make, using 25 mm x 3.50 mm counter sunk G.I screws and approved quality and make adhesives on all the four faces. iv. The exposed surfaces of the MDF board panels so fixed shall be covered by providing and fixing 1 mm thick laminate strips of approved make and shade by pasting using approved quality and make adhesives applied on the entire surface of the laminate on the backside.Providing, erecting, removing and taking away necessary scaffolding and staging if required for the successful execution of the work is also included in the scope of the work. |
| 31 | Vertical supports from the soffit of the roof slabs / beams, for the horizontal frames on top of glass panes, to be fixed as per item No. 29 above:Providing, cutting, fabricating, and fixing vertical supports for the horizontal frames to be fixed as per item No. 29 above, comprising the following:i. The supports shall be made by providing, cutting, fabricating, and fixing 50 mm x 50 mm x 1.50 mm thick anodised aluminium sections of approved make, in single piece for each support.ii. Each of these supports shall be fixed to the soffit of the roof slab / beam at top using 4 numbers of 50 x 50 x 40 mm x 2 mm thick anodised aluminium cleats, 50 mm x 3.50 mm G.I screws and nylon sleeves (minimum 2 numbers of screws for each leg of the cleats) and 02 numbers of 50 mm x 50 mm x 40 mm x 2 mm thick anodised aluminium cleats, 25 mm x 3.50 mm G.I screws to the horizontal frame work at bottom fabricated and fixed as per item No. 29 above. Providing, erecting, removing, and taking away necessary scaffolding and staging if required for the successful execution of the work is also included in the scope of the work. |
| 32 | Providing and fixing 12 mm thick clear toughened fixed glass partition panels:Supplying and fixing 12 mm thick clear and toughened glass panels of approved make and width of each panel not more than 1.50 m, as fixed partitions. The fixed glass panels shall be fastened to the sill and soffit, using approved make stainless steel ‘Patch Fittings’ (4 numbers - 2 numbers at top and 2 numbers at bottom - ‘Enox’ patch fitting - 715 S/P or approved equivalent of Dorma / Godrej / Ozone or approved equivalent make suitable for 12 mm thick glass panels, for each panel). The fixed glass panels above the door panels (overlay panel) shall be fastened to the soffit of the opening using approved make stainless steel ‘Patch Fittings’ (2 numbers at top - ‘Enox’ patch fitting - 715 S/P or approved equivalent of Dorma / Godrej / Ozone or approved equivalent make suitable for 12 mm thick glass panels) and to the fixed glass panels on both sides using ‘L’ ‘Patch Fittings’ with pivot for fixing over panel & side panel glass (this ‘Patch Fitting’ is included in the scope of work under item No. 32 below and hence may not be included in this item while quoting rate for this item). The fittings shall be fixed in position using suitable size S.S screws. The joints between the glass panels and abutting Quartz / granite stone slabs / partition / frame shall be made airtight by providing, filling and finishing the joints with transparent polysulphide sealants of approved make. The rate shall include machine polishing of the edges of each glass panel, providing and fixing approved / design pattern 3 M or approved equivalent make frosted film on one side of the panel etc as directed by the Bank's Engineer. Providing, erecting, removing, and taking away necessary scaffolding and staging if required for the successful execution of the work is also included in the scope of the work. |
| 33 | Providing, making and fixing 12 mm thick toughened glass doors having approximate dimensions of 1.00 m to 1.20 m width x 2.10 m height:Providing, making and fixing swing type, single leafed, glass door shutters having approximate dimensions - 1.00 m to 1.20 m width x 2.10 m height, comprising the following: The door shutters shall be made from 12 mm thick clear and toughened glass. The shutters shall be fixed in position using stainless steel snap fittings - ‘Enox’ EPF 701, EPF 702, EPF 704, EPF 711 & EPF 712 or approved equivalents in Dorma / Godrej / Ozone, with all other necessary accessories suitable for 12 mm thick glass panel and provided with stainless steel - floor springs with cover - Enox - FHHS 3100 - SS (EN3) model - Floor Spring - Double crock (Door Weight 100 Kg) or approved equivalent in Dorma / Godrej / Ozone, with cover plate with all other necessary accessories and one set (pair) of stainless steel handle - ‘Enox’ Door Handle 118 - ESDH 1118 or approved equivalents in Dorma / Godrej / Ozone. Each shutter shall be provided with 01 set of ‘Enox’ - Bottom Lock - Elite EPF SSS 1706 or approved equivalent in Dorma / Godrej / Ozone, with duplicate keys. The rate shall include machine polishing of all edges of the glass panels to ensure smooth edges, making cuttings / holes of required dimensions to facilitate fixing of fixtures / fittings etc. The rate shall also include providing and fixing approved / design pattern 3 M or approved equivalent make frosted film on one side of the panel etc as directed by the Bank's Engineer. Providing, erecting, removing, and taking away necessary scaffolding and staging if required for the successful execution of the work is also included in the scope of the work. |
| 34 | Providing and applying Melamine Polish for the wall panelling & doors: Suitably preparing the exposed surfaces of the wall panelling and doors with 4 mm thick base ply veneer finish and ornamental wooden beadings, providing and applying two or more coats of high gloss / matt finish Melamine clear polish on for the wooden handrails of the staircase in required colour / wooden shade texture comprising the following process in the sequence as detailed below:1. The wooden surfaces to be polished shall be first rubbed with No. 80 / 120 and then with No. 160 / 180 sandpapers.2. Providing and applying two or more coats of approved quality and make sealer with spray gun & compressed air equipment. Sufficient drying time of about 8 to 12 Hrs shall be allowed for first coat to dry before the second coat is applied.3. On drying of the sealer coat, the surfaces shall be wet rubbed with emery cloth of finer grading and ample water to remove excess sealer layer and make the surface further smooth. After this wet rubbing, the surfaces shall be provided and applied with approved quality and make, special grade Melamine filler, to fill all the holes / grooves / cracks / crevices / defects on the wooden surfaces etc. Filler coat shall be allowed to dry for 4 to 6 Hrs. After drying the surfaces shall again be prepared by light wet rubbing and shall be further allowed to dry for not less than 12 Hrs.4. The surfaces prepared as above shall be provided and applied with two or more coats of approved quality and make Melamine clear polish and Melamine thinner with spray gun & compressed air equipment. The 1st coat shall be allowed to dry for 24 Hrs and then this dry surface shall be fine wet rubbed smooth, which is further allowed to dry for 12 Hrs. The final coat of Melamine polish shall be applied with spray gun & compressed air equipment using Melamine clear polish and Melamine thinner mixed in the required proportion, as per manufacturers specifications / instructions, all as directed by the Bank’s Engineer. Final finishing coat shall be done in 1 or 2 layers without gap of time, as directed by Bank’s Engineer.The flat areas shall be arrived at by measuring the length / width & height / width of individual surfaces polished and finished, correct to the nearest centimetre. Each such individual areas shall be rounded-off to decimal points and added up to arrive at the total quantity. The areas shall be modified with a multiplication co-efficient of 1.10 for extra area on account of decorative wooden beadings for wall panelling and 1.20 for doors, for extra area on account of frames and decorative wooden beadings on the areas measured flat. |
| 35 | Providing and fixing hydraulic door closers:Providing and fixing approved quality and make (Dorma TS - 68 model or approved equivalent make with a basic price of ₹ 2,500/- each) for the door shutters. |
| 36 | Preparing the surfaces of walls and re-painting them with two or more coats of Royale Luxury Emulsion paint over a coat of interior grade special primer:Suitably preparing the surfaces, providing and applying one coat of wall primer and two or more coats of Royale Luxury Emulsion (100 % acrylic interior grade emulsion paint) of Asian Paints make & approved shade as per the manufacturer's specification to the interior surfaces of walls, beams, columns, canopies, staircase, lobbies, etc to get desire shade and finish at all heights with roller finished, cleaning/removing paint stains, etc. all complete as directed by the Bank's Engineer. Rates shall inclusive of removing of existing white or colour wash, dry or oil bound distemper, acrylic paint etc. by scrapping (both as dry and wet surface), cleaning & sand papering and preparing the surface by providing and applying interior wall care putty / P.O.P to get smooth surface before receiving acrylic emulsion paint.Note: The rate shall include extra thickness of putty and POP as required at site for preparation of smooth surface in level, etc. complete all as directed by the Bank's Engineer. |
| 37 | Cat (B) - Buy Back Items |
| 38 | Buy-Back (ie minus) Less:Rebate (scrap/ buyback value) for taking away the salvageable items:Rebate for taking away the reusable / salvageable items removed and stacked under any of the above items, which are not required to be re-used in the work under any of the items above, including GST & TCS. Please Enable Macros to View BoQ information |
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