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HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD

STANDARD SCHEDULE OF RATES FOR BUILDING TRADESMEN AND REPAIR WORKS

(JAN 2020) GENERAL PREAMBLES INTRODUCTION

1. The clauses in the General Preambles shall apply to all work items contained in the Standard Schedule of Rates.

2. The Particular Preambles, if any, to each Trade shall be read in conjunction with the respective Trade in the Standard Schedule of Rates.

3. All Rates include the allowances for complying with the General Preamble and Particular Preamble, if any.

4. All Rates contained in the Standard Schedule of Rates are fixed basic rates (in Singapore currency) and no amendment whatsoever shall be made to such rates. The tenderers shall be deemed to have closely studied all rates contained herein and duly noted their implications.

5. All Rates contained in this Standard Schedule of Rates are exclusive of any Goods and Services Tax. Any such Goods and Services Tax shall be borne by the Employer as and when the same becomes due and payable.

6. All works, materials and goods described in this Standard Schedule of Rates shall be of the respective kinds described in the Contract and shall conform to the relevant Statutory Requirements and to be approved by the Superintending Officer (S.O.) or the Superintending Officer's Representative.

7. All Rates in the Schedule shall include all necessary materials and waste, plant, equipment, stagings and scaffolding unless otherwise specified.

8. The Rate for items that are “in replacement” is deemed to include all labour and equipment cost for removing all existing items to be replaced including disposal of debris and/ or all unwanted materials from site.

9. All materials to be used shall be new and unused even for items that are “in replacement”.

10. Headings to groups of items shall be read as part of the descriptions of the items to which the headings apply.

11. Where brand/trade names are given in the descriptions, they are solely intended for fixing the rates of the items. The products and materials to be used in the Contract shall be governed by the Specifications, Drawings and other documents forming the Contract (and not this Schedule of Rates).

12. The definition of “Solid Waste” shall mean to include all construction debris, furniture, appliances, wooden crates, pallets and other items destined for disposal.

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GENERAL PREAMBLES (CONT’D) MEASUREMENT AND QUANTITIES

13. Unless otherwise specified in this Standard Schedule of Rates, all measurement shall be based on the Standard Method of Measurement of Building Works (Second Edition) published by the Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers. In the event of any discrepancies between the Standard Method of Measurement of Building Works and this Standard Schedule of Rates, the latter shall take precedence.

14. The following abbreviations shall be adopted for the units of measurement throughout this Standard Schedule of Rates unless otherwise provided:-

BLK : Block

OPG : Opening

BZ : Belt

P : Point

DAY : Day

PAA : Pair

DR : Drum

PCE : Piece

FLT : Flat

PNL : Panel

H : Hour

SET : Set

JNT : Joint

SMP : Sample

JOB : Job

ST : Item

KG : Kilogram

STK : Stack

M : Linear metre

STR : Storey

M2 : Square metre

TET : Test

M3 : Cubic metre

TO : Tonne

MON : Month

TRP : Trip

NO. : Number

UT : Unit

15. Dimensions used in calculating quantities shall be taken to the nearest 10mm (i.e. 5mm and over shall be regarded as 10mm and less than 5mm shall be disregarded). This rule shall not apply to any dimensions stated in the discrepancies.

16. Quantities measured in tonnes and quantities less than half a unit shall be given to two places of decimals. Other quantities shall be given to the nearest whole unit (i.e 0.5 and over shall be regarded as 1).

17. Words in the singular shall include the plural and words in the plural shall include the singular according to the context. Words importing the masculine gender shall include the feminine or neuter as the case may require.

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GENERAL PREAMBLES (CONT’D)

DESCRIPTION, RATES AND INCLUSIONS

1. Dimensions stated in item descriptions are generally in the sequence of length, width and height.

2. Headings to groups of items shall be read as part of the descriptions of the items to which the headings apply.

3. The descriptions and rates in this document are applicable to work on or in a new or existing building including working outside the building but within the Site.

4. Horizontal surfaces and vertical surfaces stated in the item descriptions found in this document refer to sloping surfaces not exceeding 15o from the horizontal and exceeding 15o from the horizontal respectively.

5. Unless otherwise stated, the term "as specified" means as specified in any of the documents forming part of the Contract.

6. Where an item is described as "Add to (or deduct from) .... For each 5mm thickness over (or under) .....", the difference for any thickness less than 5mm shall be paid/deducted based on 5mm thick.

7. Where an item is described as "Add to the last item for the increase in stages of 150mm deep", the difference of any depth less than 150mm shall be paid on 150mm depth.

8. Unless otherwise stated, rates in the Standard Schedule of Rates are applicable to works at horizontal surfaces exceeding 300mm wide.

9. The rates for skirtings shall be applicable to the following:-

(a) drops, risers, sides of plinths and kerbs and other vertical surfaces not exceeding

300mm high.

(b) treads, top of kerbs and other horizontal surfaces not exceeding 300mm wide.

10. Where materials, products or works in this Standard Schedule of Rates are stipulated as

“proprietary”, “approved”, of “specific quality” or by their origins of which properties

and/or performance standards are specified without their brand names, authentication

document on such materials, products or works including certificates of origins, technical

literatures and catalogues, compliance test reports, manufacturers’ guarantees or

warranties (refer to the List of Warranties), samples and mock-ups of these materials,

products or works and other documents as required by the Superintending Officer

should be submitted before purchase, delivery and execution. If any of these materials,

products or works delivered without the Superintending Officer’s prior written approval

or are not carried to the Superintending Officer’s satisfaction, they should be removed

or reinstated by the Contractor at his own expense.

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DESCRIPTION, RATES AND INCLUSIONS (CONT’D)

11. The Standard Schedule of Rates shall be deemed to include for all cost in connection therewith including equipment, storage, tools, plant, labour in unloading, transferring, setting, hoisting, fitting of materials and goods in position, including materials required for lapping, jointing and the like, preparing surfaces to receive new finishes and all costs in connection therewith such as conveyancing, duties and taxes, delivering, unloading, storing, returning packings, handling, hoisting and lowering; for all cutting and waste of materials; for all incidental materials such as nails, screws, spikes, plugs, putty, tow, solder, etc. whether or not specifically mentioned in the Standard Schedule of Rates; cleaning up on completion and making good all work disturbed, for all establishment costs, overheads and profit; compliance with laws, regulations and government departments' requirements, access such as staging, professional engineer's certification for safe access.

12. The Standard Schedule of Rates shall be deemed to have included for all costs in

respect of all time delays caused by workmen as applicable, for annual and public

holidays, rest days, traveling time, expenses, fares and transport, government levies,

non-productive time and other incentive and bonus payments, and any other costs or

disbursement arising from employment of labour.

13. Unless otherwise stated, all items in the Standard Schedule of Rates specifying

materials, fittings etc. are to be read as implying that such materials, fittings are to be

provided and fixed by the Contractor.

14. In the event that special scaffolding, machinery and equipment are required just to

execute the variation work, these shall be paid separately.

15. The term “taking down and clearing away” or its equivalent used throughout this

Standard Schedule of Rates shall mean the execution and completion by the Contractor

of the Work of taking down, taking up or taking out of an existing article, fitting or material

either in whole or in part and removing from Site and disposing of the same.

16. The term “taking down and set aside for re-use” or its equivalent used throughout this

Standard Schedule of Rates shall mean execution and complete by the Contractor of

the Work of taking down, taking up or taking out of an existing article, fitting or material

either in whole or in part and setting the same aside on Site or transporting to stores for

subsequent re-use.

17. The term “fixing only” or its equivalent used throughout this Standard Schedule of Rates

shall mean execution and complete by the Contractor for the Work of fixing, laying,

setting, jointing, re-fixing, re-laying, re-setting and re-jointing an article, a fitting or a

material made available free of charge to the Contractor or it has been previously taken

down.

18. The term “making good” or its equivalent shall be mean for all labour and materials

necessary to bring the disturbed area to the same face, colour, texture, etc., in the same

materials as the surrounding work and shall include for painting, colouring and/or

varnishing any new work to match the surrounding existing work to the entire

satisfaction of the Superintending Officer.

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GENERAL PREAMBLES (CONT’D) DESCRIPTION, RATES AND INCLUSIONS (CONT’D)

19. Rates for “taking down and clearing away” or its equivalent shall deemed to include for

taking down, taking up or taking out of an existing article, fitting or material either in

whole or in part together with any associated plugs, holdfasts, lugs, brackets and other

fixings and all necessary cutting out and disposal; making good any works disturbed

and any damage to surrounding surfaces and filling up all mortices, holes, etc. or

alternatively leaving the same open and clean to receive readily new articles, fittings or

materials; preparing edges, ends or surfaces of remaining material to receive junction

with new; taking up or removing covers, access doors, etc. and the like for the execution

of the Works and re-fixing the same on completion; and payment of all fees and charges.

The articles, fittings or materials taken down shall become property of the Contractor.

20. Rates for “taking down and set aside for re-use” or its equivalent shall deemed to include

for carefully taking down, taking up or taking out of the article, fitting or material together

with associated plugs, holdfasts, lugs, brackets and other fixings and all necessary

cutting out and disposal; making good any works disturbed and any damage to

surrounding surfaces and filling up all mortices, holes, etc. or alternatively leaving the

same open and clean to receive readily new articles, fittings or materials; thoroughly

cleaning, oiling and adjusting the article, fitting or material ready for re-use, dismantling,

re-assembling again as necessary, moving and stacking or putting into stores on Site

or alternatively leaving the same open and clean to receive readily re-used or new

articles, fittings or materials; preparing edges, ends or surfaces of remaining material

to receive junction with re-used or new; taking up or removing covers, access doors,

etc., and the like for the execution of the Works and re-fixing the same on completion,

repairing or replacing at Contractor’s own cost any damage caused to the articles,

fittings or materials during taking down, taking up, taking out, etc., and transit; and

payment of all fees and charges.

21. Rates for “fixing only” or its equivalent shall be deemed to include for taking delivery of

the articles, fittings or materials at stores or other designated suppliers, loading,

transporting to Site, unloading, checking and examining the same and storing on Site

and returning any crates and other packings to stores, if required; taking the articles,

fittings or materials from stores on site, sorting, cutting and fitting, fabricating,

assembling, moving, hoisting, distributing at locations, fixing, laying, setting, jointing, re-

fixing, re-laying, re-setting and re-jointing in new or existing work, opening or position;

providing all fixing and jointing materials such as nails, bolts, washers, screws, gaskets,

mastic, adhesive, mortar and the like or other fixing and jointing materials made

available from taking down.; executing all plugging and screwing, jointing, cutting all

mortices and grouting the same, and executing all cutting, fitting, easing or adapting

necessary to the articles, fittings or materials to the positions in which the same are to

be fixed, and oiling and leaving in good working order; making good any damage caused

to the articles, fittings or materials and surrounding surfaces and making good new or

existing finishes up to the same; and payment of all fees and charges.

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DESCRIPTION, RATES AND INCLUSIONS (CONT’D)

22. Unless otherwise stated, all work shall be measured net as fixed in its place.

23. Unless otherwise stated, pipes are described by their internal diameters.

24. Where minimum deductions of voids are dealt with in this document they shall refer only to openings or voids which are within the boundaries of measured area. Openings or voids which are at the boundaries of measured area shall always be the subject of deductions irrespective of size.

25. Where rates with descriptions pertain to the same purpose are listed in more than one Standard Schedule of Rates incorporated in the Contract; the rate as listed in the following schedules (in the stated order of precedence) shall prevail: 1st Precedence - Standard Schedule of Rates for Building Tradesmen and Repair Works 2nd Precedence - Standard Schedule of Rates for Sanitary & Plumbing Works 3rd Precedence - Standard Schedule of Rates for Painting of Road Marks

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PREAMBLES TO VARIOUS TRADES

1.0 DEMOLITION AND ALTERATIONS

1.1 The rates for demolition of whole building or part of structure shall include for carrying out survey of building or structures prior to demolition and preparation of record drawings and survey reports where required including taking photographic records and measurement; submission of demolition proposals, method statement, sequence of demolition, all necessary design and calculations for all temporary works including certification and endorsement by Registered Professional Engineer for approval before commencing demolition work; providing all precautionary and protective measure, scaffolding, canopy nettings, warning signs and other measures proposed by the Contractor in the method statement that are required for the execution of the demolition work; given notice to relevant utility undertaker(s) and identify utilities that will affected by the proposed demolition and arranging utilities undertaker(s) for disconnection of services, disconnecting and sealing utilities and marking and recording position of sealed utilities including liaising with relevant Authorities; taking down and clearing away all structures, finishes, fittings and the like from the structural floor level; watering debris as necessary to reduce dust nuisance to a minimum; removing off site all materials, debris and other arisings which shall become the property of the Contractor; making good to buildings, structure, paving, etc. and the like caused by the demolition of adjacent building or structure; providing resident technical officer when required for the demolition work and executing works to comply with statutory requirement.

1.2 The rates for alteration work shall be held to include for executing the work in such a

way as to ensure the safety of, and cause as little inconvenience as possible to, adjoining properties and occupants, the public in general, passing vehicles and workmen; wedging and pinning up, cutting to line remaining portions, making good any component which collapses or is pulled down in excess of requirements, and preparing surfaces of floors under, ceiling over, and abutting surfaces of columns or side walls to receive new finishes, facing up or flushing up existing surfaces after cutting to match the surrounding work and cutting back old plaster and pavings etc., for joints with new; removing all old materials, debris etc. off Site including paying all dumping fees, charges etc.; covering up and protecting the Works from damage by dust, sun, rain and similar hazards and protecting the occupants and the general public from dust nuisance, falling rubbish and the like and all other work necessary or implied to complete the alterations work in a proper and workmanlike manner in accordance with the Contract Documents and Drawings.

1.3 No allowance shall be made for large or small quantities, narrow widths, easy or

difficult locations or any other exceptional circumstances. 1.4 Rates for cutting into and taking down concrete or brickwork etc. including cutting

chases, sinkings, grooves, holes and similar items shall be held to include for removal of debris. All material arising from these operations shall become the property of the Contractor.

1.5 The term "taking down" or "taking up" or "taking out" and "setting aside for re-use"

shall mean the execution and complete by the Contractor of the work of taking down or taking up, or taking out an existing article, fitting, or material, and setting same aside on Site for subsequent re-use and, notwithstanding the requirements of the Standard Method of Measurement clause 3.01(d).

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PREAMBLES TO VARIOUS TRADES (CONT’D) 1.0 DEMOLITION AND ALTERATIONS (CONT’D)

1.6 The rates for cutting new openings or enlarging existing openings shall be held to

include for all needling, propping and temporary shoring as necessary to support the surrounding structures, for altering and adapting as necessary and for removing when no longer required and for making good all work disturbed and for leveling for sills, cutting toothings and providing and bonding in any new bricks required, and preparing jambs and head ready to receive new plaster or other finish, cutting and pinning in ends of new sills, lintels, fixing lugs, cramps, bolts etc. and clearing away all debris.

1.7 The rates for asbestos survey and asbestos investigation report shall include for

designing, and directing bulk sampling and analysis of work; carrying out of asbestos investigation reports, asbestos abatement plan; providing labelling asbestos containing materials and obtaining endorsement from Ministry of Manpower on the report.

1.8 The rates for removal of asbestos containing materials shall include for works carrying out by an approved NEA registered asbestos contractor in compliance with statutory requirements; all preparation work, air monitoring by approved registered asbestos laboratory, safety precaution, giving statutory notices, disposal of waste or other works as required by relevant legislation and Codes of Practice issued under Workplace Safety and Health (Asbestos) Regulation; removal of asbestos containing materials using glove bag method.

2.0 PILING WORKS

Generally

2.1 Piling work shall be executed in accordance with the relevant Specifications and the instructions of Superintending Officer's Representative. Description

2.2 The description of each type of piling work shall be deemed to include removal of underground obstructions together with all work in connection therewith unless specifically otherwise provided.

2.3 The description of each type of piling work shall be deemed to include extending piles,

dollying and connections unless specifically otherwise provided. 2.4 Redriving or intermittent driving necessitated by lengthening or upheaving of piles or

by the removal of obstructions under piles or other causes including moving and repositioning the piling frame shall be deemed to be included with the items of piling.

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PREAMBLES TO VARIOUS TRADES (CONT’D)

2.0 PILING WORKS (CONT’D)

Measurement 2.5 Payment for treated timber piles shall be the product of the relevant rate per metre run

and the penetration depth (measured from tip to cut-off level). 2.6 The pay length of each reinforced concrete pile after it is driven into the ground is

measured from the cut-off level of the pile to the end of pile show. Notwithstanding the provisions of the Billing of Quantities contained in the General Preambles, the pay length of reinforced concrete piles shall be billed to the accuracy of nearest of 10mm. Rates

2.7 The rate of each item of piling shall be deemed to include:-

(a) Handling, pitching, heading, pointing and bracing and providing protective wrought iron ring or helmet to pile.

(b) Cutting off surplus and heads of piles, preparing and integrating reinforcement into pile caps where applicable, extra excavation, backfilling and disposal of debris.

(c) Piling through all types of sub-soil strata encountered in the ground as found.

(d) All standing time for or removal and re-establishment of equipment except where work is suspended due to a Superintending Officer’s Instruction.

(e) Disposing of materials displaced arising out of driving the piles.

2.8 The rate of each item of treated timber piles includes the application of wood preservative to cut off surfaces of piles.

2.9 The rate of each item of reinforced concrete piles includes moulds, reinforcement,

extra labour and materials to receive pile extensions, preparing heads and integrating reinforcement to pile caps.

2.10 The rate of each item of pile tests includes provision of temporary pile caps, all

anchors, platforms, loading and unloading of materials, instruments and monitoring of the tests.

2.11 Movement of piling frames into position and about the site, any necessary excavation

or filling required to place the frames, raising or lowering the frames and any staging, barges or the like required to support the frames, shall be deemed to be included with the item of piling.

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3.0 EXCAVATION

Definitions

3.1 Ordinary Ground - includes spoil or rubbish of every description, rubbish tip material etc. sand gravel, decomposed granite, red or white earth, loamy or gravelly clay, gravelly laterite, mud, bog or any other information of pick and shovel and at any depth.

3.2 Rock – shall mean hard material whose geological nature is to be regarded as such and individual boulder exceeding 0.20m3 or other hard natural material which necessitates the use of blasting or approved pneumatic tools for its excavation and removal.

Measurement

3.3 The measurement of all excavation and filling is based upon the average existing ground level.

3.4 The quantities of excavation and filling shall be measured on the assumption that the gradient of the existing surfaces between the nearest adjacent spot levels and/or between contours is constant. No quantity adjustment shall be made for any additional excavation or filling required due to variations of the existing surfaces differing from a constant gradient between spot level.

3.5 The measurement of all excavation and subsequent disposal shall be those before excavating. The increase in bulk and any extra excavation required for earthwork support, planking and strutting, formwork for concrete and working space under various circumstances shall be deemed to be included in the rates.

3.6 No allowance for working space shall be made in the measurement of all excavation unless the method of construction requires workmen to operate from outside of the structure. In such cases, a working space of 600mm shall be measured from the external face of the structure.

3.7 Filling shall be measured as equal to the void to be filled. Any thickness stated shall be deemed to be after compacting.

3.8 Soil treatment for Pre-treatment of Soil against Subterranean Termites shall be measured flat on plant and the method of measurement shall be up to the perimeter of the building line (excluding the apron areas). Link buildings, linkways and other structures shall also be similarly measured.

3.9 No deduction to soil treatment shall be made in the measurement for plan areas occupied by the column stumps.

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3.0 EXCAVATION (CONT’D)

Terms

3.10 The term "getting out" includes for all wheeling, basketing or hoisting out, multiple handling and/or placing excavated material in temporary spoil heaps as may be necessary and preparatory to backfilling or disposal.

3.11 The term “backfilling” or "disposal" shall mean either return, fill and ram selected excavated material around foundation and/or remove surplus excavated material off Site to a tip provided by the Contractor.

3.12 The term "planking and strutting" shall mean providing everything requisite to uphold the face of all excavation.

Rates

3.13 The rates for each item of the excavation shall include for excavating around piles and confined areas, excavating in stages, multiple-handing between excavation and final positions, getting out, removing of bakau piles, trimming, leveling and compacting bottoms of excavations, making good any subsidence, slip or denudation, keeping sides plumb, planking and strutting (note: timber steel works required to be left in shall be paid for, if directed by Superintending Officer’s Representative in writing) and keeping the Site and all excavation free from all water by pumping or baling and providing any temporary drains if required.

3.14 The rates for disposal of excavated material shall be held to include the provision for transport, loading and unloading and a shoot, dump or tip.

3.15 The rates for filling to make up levels, embankments or terraces shall include for all multiple-handling, spreading and leveling, watering if required, filling in layer, well compacting, temporary retaining boards and for consolidated quantities.

3.16 The rates for instrumentation and monitoring works for various types of instrumentation shall be deemed to include for drilling and for movement of equipment around site including monitoring and reading and reporting to the Superintending Officer’s Representative; maintenance, protection and recording of data during the Contract duration including the Defect Liability Period and handover of the instrumentation and the records in good order to the main building works contractors.

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4.0 CONCRETE WORK Description

4.1 The description of each item of reinforcement shall be deemed to include:-

(a) Allowances in the weight of reinforcement for rolling margins.

(b) All cleaning, cutting, bending, fabricating, placing, typing and provision of all necessary distance blocks, typing wires, spacers or chairs, temporary fixings and supports.

4.2 The description of each item of formwork shall be deemed to include:-

(a) All necessary boardings, supports, erecting, framing, cutting, perforations for pipes, angles, cleaning, wetting and treatment with mould oil, mould liquid or limewhite and the like.

(b) All splayed edges, notchings, allowance for overlaps and passings at angles, battens, strutting, bolting, wedging, easing, striking and removal.

4.3 The description of each item of precast concrete shall be deemed to include concrete, reinforcement, formwork including the formation and filling of pockets, holes, chases and recesses for anchors, bolts and the like, grouting, pointing of joints, surface finishes, delivery, unloading, hoisting, erecting, fixing including all necessary temporary erection gear, bracing and working platforms.

Measurement

4.4 No deduction shall be made in the measurement of concrete work for:-

(a) Voids of 0.05m3 or less.

(b) Volume of the reinforcement and steelwork.

(c) Openings in walls, floor, roof slabs and the like of 0.10m2 or less.

4.5 The conversion factor for the various steel reinforcement bars shall be as follows:-

6mm diameter - 0.222 kg/m








40mm diameter - 9.864kg/m

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4.0 CONCRETE WORK (CONT’D) Measurement (Cont’d)

4.6 Formwork shall be measured to the surface of work sloping more than 15 degree from the horizontal.

4.7 No deduction shall be made in measurement of formwork for:-

(a) Openings less than 1m2.

(b) Intersection of main and secondary beams.

(c) Intersection of beams and stanchion casing or columns.

4.8 The measurement of precast concrete vents and grilles shall be taken by volumes without deduction of voids.

Rates

4.9 The rates for each item of concrete shall be held to include the following :

(a) Forming, cutting grooves, chases, mortice, holes and making good any other sundry items of a like nature.

(b) Extra labour for laying to falls, or cambers and preparing surfaces to receive screeds or pavings also to be included.

(c) All tests on concrete, cement and aggregate etc, as required and compliance with the strengths as specified.

(d) Tamping and/or vibrating to give thorough compaction; working between and around reinforcement.

(e) Laying on any type of sub-base, preparing and leaving surfaces to receive screeds or paving.

4.10 The rates for each item of fabric reinforcement shall be held to include for extra material at laps, tying wires and all bending, cutting and notching around obstruction. Only the net area covered shall be measured and no deduction shall be made for opening less than 1.00m2.

4.11 Unless otherwise stated, rates for concrete, reinforcement and formwork shall be applicable to all work irrespective of locality, positions, shapes and height.

4.12 The rates for each item of surface water channels shall be held to include for all angles, intersections, ends, outlets and extra labour and material for forming grooves or rebates to sides.

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PREAMBLES TO VARIOUS TRADES (CONT’D) 5.0 BRICK AND BLOCKWORK

Generally

5.1 All wall thickness given in the Standard Schedule of Rates are nominal thickness.

Rates

5.2 The rates for each item of blockwork and brickwork shall be held to include for all special made blocks, bricks and in-situ concrete in lieu, all rough and fair cuttings, over-sailing and receding courses, rough relieving and discharging arches, wedging and pining, raking out joints for and pointing flashings, bedding plates, bedding and pointing for frames, parging and coring flues, labour eaves filling, plumbing angles, forming square and rebated reveals, cut squints or birdsmouths, notches, forming, leaving or cutting chases, holes and mortices, cutting and pining and making good and any other sundry items of a like nature.

5.3 The rates for blockwork and brickwork shall be applicable to all work irrespective of positions, shapes and height.

Deductions 5.4 Deductions shall be measured the net sizes of the openings and recesses, including

the extra width or rebated reveals. No deductions shall be made for openings of 0.50m2 or less.

5.5 Deductions shall be made for strings, sills, lintols and the like only when exceeding

100mm in height.

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6.0 CARPENTRY AND JOINERY

Generally

6.1 Unless otherwise stated, all timber sizes stated are finished sizes. 6.2 Where a door thickness is stated, such thickness is inclusive of any plastic, metal or

other facings unless otherwise stated. Measurement 6.3 No deductions shall be made for in the measurement of joinery work for openings of

0.50m2 or less. 6.4 Nominal sizes are stated for wrot timber and an allowance of 2.5mm is permitted for

each wrot face. 6.5 Proprietary compact laminate panel as constituent components forming part of a

composite item like toilet cubicles, lockers and the like shall not be measured separately, unless otherwise specified.

6.6 Drawers units, plywood doors or sliding doors, shelving units and the like forming part

of the cabinets, cupboards, sink cabinets and the like shall not be measured separately but shall be deemed included in the rates of joinery fittings. Glazed doors or glazed sliding doors are measured separately.

6.7 Proprietary solid surfacing materials shall be measured as the net plane area inclusive

of fittings. The area of any backsplash, bullnose, front apron and inlay of the like shall not be measured. No deduction shall be made for openings not exceeding 0.50m2, backsplash, bullnose, front apron and inlay or the like shall be measured as “extra over” solid surfacing material in which they occur. The rates for such items shall include the labour and material and other costs necessary for the items.

Rates

6.8 The rates of each item of carpentry work shall be deemed to include for cutting,

notching, boring, sinking, pelleting, fittings, trimming, mitring, halving morticing, tenoning, dovetailing, scarfing, wedging and all ends, splayed edges, short lengths and temporary supports and any other sundry of a like nature and also all labour in forming, drilling for bolts and fixing in position complete with nails, screws or adhesives.

6.9 The rates for wallboard, hardboard, plywood and other sheet materials of a like nature

where used for lining ceilings and walls, dados, jambs, fittings, fitments, and the like shall be held to include for narrow widths, small quantities, all cutting and making holes for pipes, nails, screws or adhesives.

6.10 The rates of each item of joinery work shall be deemed to include all nailing, gluing,

screwing, plugging, cutting, notching, holes, housing ends, mitring ends and shaped ends, angles, junctions, heading joints, short lengths, tongued angles, splayed or rounded edges, chamfers, rebates, grooves and any other sundry items of a like nature including stops and working cross-grain, fitting and hanging and the like.

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6.0 CARPENTRY AND JOINERY (CONT’D) Rates (Cont’d)

6.11 The rates for carpentry and joinery work shall be held to include fitting, hanging, fixed

in position, wedging, plugging to adjacent structure including all screws, nails, pins or

brads, short lengths, cleats, sprockets and the like.

6.12 The rates for proprietary compact laminate panels shall further include for supply,

fabrication and installation of a compact laminate panel formed homogeneously under

high pressure and high temperature with cellulose fibres or multiple layers of kraft

paper of various colours and patterns to form wall panels, partitions, cladding or other

usage; all necessary supporting framework and fixing accessories; pointing, jointing,

and sealing edges with approved sealants.

6.13 The rates for proprietary solid surfacing materials shall further include for all

accessories necessary for the work; pointing, jointing and sealing edges with sealant,

forming holes for pipes, taps, building services installations; basin, sink and the like;

providing and fixing all necessary brackets for sinks, basins and the like

6.14 The rates for notice boards and the like shall include for fixing with adequate fixing

brackets etc. to ensure a safe and secured mounting.

6.15 The rates for windows and doors include hanging and fixing.

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PREAMBLES TO VARIOUS TRADES (CONT’D) 7.0 IRONMONGERY

Rates

7.1 The rates for each item shall be held to include for supply, delivery to site and fixing complete with all matching screws of the same finish as ironmongery, nails, pins or brads, cutting sinking and boring and morticing as required, oiling and easing and adjusting all moving parts, taking off and refixing after painting where necessary.

7.2 The rates for each item of lockset or new locks include handling 3 keys properly

labelled to the Superintending Officer's Representative etc unless otherwise described. 7.3 The rates for each item for fixing ironmongery shall not vary if the type, size, etc. of

ironmongery items varies during the Contract. 7.4 The rates for ironmongery shall also include for all housing, sinking, drilling and similar

labour required to timber or other surface to which the article is being fixed; all plugging in concrete, brick, stone or other floors, walls, columns, soffits and the like; cutting and grouting all mortices, pockets, etc., for bolts, bolt sockets, floor spring boxes and the like; oiling, easing and adjusting, and leaving the ironmongery in perfect working order and making good disturbed surfaces.

7.5 The rates for taking down and clearing away of ironmongery shall include for piecing

out and filling all old housing, sinking, screw holes, mortices and the like; finishing surface fair and spot painting, polishing and making good.

7.6 The rates for repairs to ironmongery shall include for replacement of any compatible

parts, fittings and fixing accessories, if required; rehanging door or windows; carrying out oiling, easing, adjusting and re-securing of ironmongery in perfect working order and provision of any ancillary works as may be necessary.

7.7 Labour for taking down and clearing away of ironmongery shall not be measured separately where the same is taken down together with the removal of doors, windows and/or frames.

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8.0 STRUCTURAL STEELWORK Measurement

8.1 No deduction shall be made in the measurement of structural steelwork for drillings, holes, notchings, splay cuts and the like.

8.2 No allowance shall be made in the measurement of structural steelwork for rolling

margins and the weight of welding materials. 8.3 Weights in the Standard Schedule of Rates shall be net theoretical weights. Rates

8.4 The rates of each item of structural steelwork shall be deemed to include:-

(a) Allowances for rolling margins and the weight of welding materials.

(b) Shop and site fabrication including drilling, cutting (including holes and openings for other trades), welding, notching, mitring, splicing, riveting, bolting, machining ends and bearings, delivery, unloading, handling, assembling, hoisting, erecting, fitting and fixing in position, bedding, filling in solid, polishing and pointing including necessary lugs or other attachments.

(c) Provision of all necessary construction equipment, temporary bracing supports and the like required for erection, providing samples and tests required by the specification, the inspection of welds including the use of any special radio-graphic techniques.

(d) Nuts and any type of washer which may be required.

(e) Protection such as wrapping finished work with paper, coating with grease or carrying out such other protective measures as may be required and removing and cleaning on completion.

(f) Preparation of shop drawings and samples.

(g) One coat of approved red lead primer for steelwork.

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9.0 METALWORKS Measurement

9.1 No deduction shall be made in the measurement of metalwork for drillings, holes,

notchings, splay cuts and the like. 9.2 No deduction shall be made in the measurement of metalwork for openings of 0.50m2

or less. 9.3 No allowance shall be made in the measurement of metalwork for rolling margins and

the weight of welding materials. 9.4 Weights in the Standard Schedule of Rates shall be net theoretical weights.

Rates

9.5 The rates for each item of metalwork shall be held to include for cutting, notching, mitring, welding, fabricating, drilling, delivery, unloading, handling, assembling, hoisting, fitting and fixing in position, bedding, filling in solid and painting including necessary lugs or other attachments; protection such as wrapping finished work with paper, coating with grease or carrying out such other protective measures as may require and removing and cleaning on completion; providing samples and testing as required; priming with two coats of red lead primer prior to fixing/ installation and preparation of shop drawings.

9.6 The rates for balustrades and handrails shall be held to include running lengths,

mitring, ramps, wreaths, bends, terminals, scrolls and the like. 9.7 The rates for wire netting, wire mesh, welded wire mesh, expanded metal and chain

link fencing shall further include for all bending and notching required; allowance for side and end laps; allowance for spot weld, staples, tying wire, strained wire and the like as required.

9.8 The rates for aluminium windows and doors shall further include for fixing lugs; water

bars; weather strips; treatment on surfaces in contact with concrete or dissimilar metal with one coat of bituminous paint on aluminium surface; bedding frames; raking joints, pointing, masking.

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10.0 WALL AND CEILING FINISHES Measurement

10.1 No deduction shall be made for openings of 0.50m2 or less. 10.2 In the measurement of plastering, no deduction shall be made for casings for pipes

under 300mm wide or angles which are finished in a different material if these do not exceed 100mm girth.

10.3 "Within the building" shall mean surfaces within the internal of buildings/flats, corridors,

staircases and the like which normally do not entail scaffolding or mechanical cradles to carry out the works.

10.4 "External face of building" shall mean surfaces such as gable end walls, front/back

external walls and any other surfaces which are constantly exposed to weather and/or which normally require the use of scaffolding or mechanical cradles to carry out the work.

Rates

10.5 The rates for each item shall be deemed to include for raking out joints, provision of

keys to receive finishes, all temporary rules, temporary grounds, temporary screeds and the like, cramps, dowels, ties, special metal supporting brackets and the like, cutting holes, notching and the like, masking, labour to internal angles other than coved angles, making good around pipes, sanitary fixtures and the like, work in narrow widths and small quantities, joints between different types of work, joints between new and old work, internal angles, fair edges, rounded or chamfered edges or angles, quirks, grooves, V-joints, groin points and other intersections of curved surfaces, rounded coves and external angles not exceeding 25mm radius, mitres, stops and the like on cornices, mouldings, architraves, coves, skirtings, gutters, strings and all making good and any other sundry items of a like nature.

10.6 The rates for each item shall also be deemed to include protecting surfaces from the

weather or building operations. 10.7 The rates for each item of wall tiling shall be deemed to include for narrow widths and

small quantities, fittings around air bricks, pipes and the like and any other sundry items.

10.8 The rates for each item of terrazzo shall be deemed to include for narrow widths and

small quantities, and for all temporary rules, internal angles, arises, joints between different types of terrazzo, quirks and all making good and any other sundry items of a like nature on in-situ terrazzo, fitting around air bricks, pipes and the like and any other sundry items of a like nature on precast terrazzo.

10.9 The rates for cutting cracks, chases and the like on existing wall and ceiling finishing

shall be held to include chisel and diamond cutting, all necessary tools and appliances, temporary lines, clearing away debris and preparing substrate.

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10.0 WALL AND CEILING FINISHES (CONT’D) Rates (Cont’d)

10.10 The rates for each item of proprietary suspended ceilings shall be held to include for

installation complete with linings and including the whole of the suspension system (i.e. suspension framing, edge trims, hangers fastenings, anchors, connectors, clips, grips, cleats, etc. and fixing to soffits); laying to approved patterns all cutting, small quantities, narrow widths, trimming around pipes, conduits, power points, sleeves, sprinkler and detector heads, openings, grilles, registers, light fittings, access panels and the like, including extra supports and trimmers for same and additional framing and supports, etc. to bridge across ducts, stiffeners to linings, etc.

11.0 FLOOR FINISHES

Generally 11.1 Unless otherwise stated, the Standard Schedule of Rates are applicable to internal

and external work. 11.2 Unless otherwise stated, the Standard Schedule of Rates are applicable to work at

horizontal surfaces exceeding 300mm wide. 11.3 The rates for skirtings shall be applicable to the following:-

(a) drops, risers, sides of plinths, kerbs and other vertical surfaces not exceeding 300mm high.

(b) treads, top of kerbs and other horizontal surfaces not exceeding 300mm wide. Measurement

11.4 All works except as hereinafter provided, shall be given in m2 and unless otherwise

stated shall be measured the net area covered. 11.5 All vertical surfaces exceeding 300mm high shall be measured under “Wall And Ceiling

Finishes” Section. 11.6 Screed backing to receive finishes shall be measured separately. 11.7 No deduction shall be made for openings of 0.50m2 or less.

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11.0 FLOOR FINISHES (CONT’D) Rates

11.8 The rates for each item of floor finishes shall be held to include for preparing surfaces

to receive finishes such as hacking concrete or screed backing to form keys. 11.9 The rates of each item of floor finishes shall be deemed to include all temporary rules,

temporary grounds, temporary screeds and the like, cutting holes, notching and the like, all normal bedding and pointing materials, providing all necessary samples, cleaning down and making good around pipes, sanitary fixtures and the like, work in narrow widths and small quantities in areas interrupted by seatings, channels and the like, all internal angles, quirks, grooves, throats, drips, coves and rounded external angles not exceeding 25mm radius, angles, stops, intersections, fair ends junctions, wreathed corners and the like on cornices, mouldings, enrichments, coves, skirtings, gutters, channels, strings, kerbs and similar or other sundry items of a like nature.

11.10 The rates for each item of skirtings, risers, moulded edges, channels, curbs and the

like shall be held to include for all short lengths, formed, cut and purpose made angles, junctions, end, necessary UPVC trimming pieces, etc and making good and other sundry item of a like nature.

11.11 The rates for each item of floor tiling shall be held to include for laying to approved

patterns, narrow widths, small quantities, raking or circular cuttings, fitting around bars, pipes and the like, rounded edge tiles, coved internal angle tiles, rounded external angle tiles, all short lengths cut and special made angles, junctions, ends and making good and any sundry items of a like nature and soaking tiles in water, forming keys in existing or new substrate and cement slurry where necessary.

11.12 The rates of each item of floor finishes shall be deemed to include protecting surfaces

from the weather or building operations.

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12.0 GLAZING

Generally 12.1 All glass thickness given in the Standard Schedule of Rates are nominal thickness. Measurement 12.2 Glazing works shall be measured the net area as glazed. 12.3 Window and door films shall be measured the net area covered.

12.4 Glazing to timber doors including glazing to vision panel/ openings is included in the

respective timber door item and will not be measured separately.

12.5 All finished works shall include for cutting to the required sizes. No measurement shall

be made unless glass is not supplied by the Contractor himself.

12.6 Forming holes through glass shall be measured separately. In the case of forming hole

through existing fixed glass, “taking down and set aside for re-use” and “fixing only”

shall be measured separately.

12.7 Forming holes exceeding 0.20m2 through glass shall be measured as straight or

circular cutting.

Rates

12.8 The rates for glazing shall generally include for panes or sheets in any size unless otherwise stated, fixed in any positions and including all colours; all cutting and waste, breakage and replacing scratched or cracked pane; painting to wood or steel beads and rebate surfaces with one coat of painting before glazing; providing all putty or glazing compound, plastic sheeting and location blocks, pointing and sealing junctions between glass and glazing beads or the like with approved sealant materials; painting cut edges of wired glass with bitumastic paint; protecting and cleaning and fixing in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

12.9 The rates for each item of glazier shall be held to include for cutting and rounded

edges, putting, fixing panel pins, clips, brass screws and cup and neoprene strips where necessary and leaving the glass clean on completion.

12.10 The rates for glazing of louvre blades shall be further include for fixing in adjustable

metal lips, including adjusting and oiling clips; fixing in fixed metal clips and making good surfaces disturbed.

12.11 The rates for forming holes through glass shall further include for cutting holes in any

size and polishing all edges and forming holes in any size. 12.12 The rates for window or door films shall include for cleaning of bonding surface and

coating with a solvent based adhesive prior to applying films and providing technical information, test certificate as required by the Superintending Officer for approval.

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13.0 PAINTING AND DECORATING Generally

13.1 Unless otherwise stated, the Standard Schedule of Rates are applicable to internal

and external painting. 13.2 Surfaces described as “walls and soffits” include all vertical, horizontal, sloping or

curved walls, columns, soffit of slabs, beams and the like, of concrete, brick or concrete blocks, or smooth or rough plastered or rendered, or un-plastered or un-rendered surface of any type, regardless of texture or porosity.

Measurement 13.3 All works shall be measured flat on plane and edges. No allowance shall be made in

the measurement for moldings, paneling, sinking, corrugations, carvings, enrichments and the like unless otherwise described.

13.4 No deductions shall be made in the measurement for openings of 0.50m2 or less.

Works on grilles and the like shall be measured flat overall on both sides. 13.5 Glazed windows and door and the like for opening edges and all surfaces of frames,

mullions, transoms, sills and the like shall be held to be included in the items. 13.6 Metal work for all surfaces of frames and the like for mesh covered or ornamental

fencing, gates and the like shall be held to be included in the items. 13.7 Wood sashes, glazed wooden doors, windows, panels, decorative panels and the like

for opening edges and all surfaces of frames, mullions, transoms, sills and the like shall be held to be included in the items.

13.8 Louvred panels and the like for painting shall be deemed to be included in the sashes,

doors or panels if it forms part of the construction. 13.9 Railings and balustrades with balusters for all surfaces of frames, posts, braces, rails

and the like shall be held to be included in the items. Rates

13.10 The rates for each item of painting shall be held to include for all necessary preparation

of surfaces including cleaning off, sandpapering woodwork, wire-brushing metal and leaving all surfaces free from dust, rust, grease and oil before painting, narrow widths, etc.

13.11 The rates for painting include allowance for the use of different colours.

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13.0 PAINTING AND DECORATING (CONT’D)

Rates (Cont’d)

13.12 The rates for painting shall generally include for the application of low volatile organic

compound (VOC) paint; execution of work either internally or externally and in any

position at any height; working to flat, curved or sloping surfaces; all preparation work

to surfaces; multi-coloured works and cutting to lines; painting on associated beads,

hinges and other fittings, brackets, bolts, nuts and the like; painting all surfaces with

approved primer; removing all articles of ironmongery, hardware and the like before

painting and replacing after painting has been completed; rubbing down smooth with

sand paper on hardened coating before subsequent coating is applied and touching

up coated surface on completion.

13.13 The rates for painting metal windows and doors shall further include for painting

opening to edges and all surfaces of frames, mullions, transoms, sills, guard bars,

glazing beads and the like, sealing putty with primer and paint as required.

13.14 The rates for painting wire mesh, expanded mesh, chain link and the like in gates,

fencing, door and partition panels, etc. shall further include for painting to edge framing,

posts, braces, rails and the like.

13.15 The rates for painting general surfaces of woods including wood panels and flush

doors, wood sashes etc. shall further include for painting opening edges, mouldings,

glazing beads and the like.

13.16 The rates for painting louvre panels in doors and the like shall further include for

painting all frames, stiles, rails, edges, louvre blades and the like.

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14.0 SPALLING CONCRETE

Measurement

14.1 The area for concrete repair by patch repair shall be measured as net area

overcracked, spalled or bulged surface and agreed by the Superintending Officer.

Where the shortest distance between two isolated patches does not exceed 300mm,

the total area of these isolated patches shall be added together and measured as one

whole patch area. No deduction shall be made for any voids.

14.2 Injection type of concrete repair work shall be measured the net length of the crack

where drill-holes or injection ports are placed along the crack exceeding 150mm long

at 150 – 200mm centres. Only crack with drill-hole(s) or port(s) placed along shall be

measured. The net length of cracks not exceeding 200mm shall only be measured

when at least one drill-hole or port is placed along the crack. All continuous cracks

without any drill-hole or port shall deem to be covered by the measurement of the crack

with drill-hole(s) or port(s).

14.3 The area for patch repair to proprietary roofing system and floor waterproofing system

shall be measured net over the exposed finished top surface of the patch to be

repaired. No deduction shall be made for any voids and openings not exceeding

0.50m2. Patch repair under this Section shall not apply in the case of complete re-

application of new roofing and floor waterproofing of which the measurement shall be

made under the relevant section.

Rates

14.4 The rates for concrete repair by patch repair shall include for marking out of the identified areas of bulged, spalled or cracked concrete to be repaired and obtaining agreement of the Superintending Officer prior to commencement of repair work; preparation of a sample area to be patch repaired; hacking back defective concrete areas and cutting back all loose or defective concrete including saw cutting into the required depth and into neat rectangular shape, to the extent as directed by the Superintending Officer; preparation of concrete substrate after breaking out defective concrete, roughening surfaces to expose aggregate of concrete areas and removing loose materials, ready to receive repair mortar; applying admixtures for use in any type of mortar; applying curing compound to the repair mortar in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions; applying approved epoxy resin, polyesters or cementitious based materials as grout to dowel bar installation; preparation and cleaning exposed length of existing steel reinforcement as directed by the Superintending Officer; applying primer and bond coat to concrete substrate and steel reinforcement.

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14.0 SPALLING CONCRETE (CONT’D)

Rates (Cont’d)

14.5 The rates for concrete repair by chemical injection shall include for marking out the locations and extent of cracks to be repaired and obtaining agreement of the Superintending Officer prior to commencement of repair work; preparation of cracks by removing all loose debris by brushing or blowing out with clean compressed air, removing defective concrete and making good all reinforcing bars before injection; carrying out drilling of injection holes into concrete and applying chemical injection in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

14.6 The rates for patch repair to proprietary roofing system and floor waterproofing system

shall include for carrying out the repairs in patches and isolated areas; roofing or

waterproofing to flat, sloping or curved roofs or floors; inspection, preparing, cleaning

and drying surfaces including removing all contaminants, dusts, loose stones, debris

and the like; dressing to sides or ends of upstands, gutters, flashings, skirtings, edge

coverings, steps and the like, including angles, junctions, turn-in edges, welted drips

and the like all in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations; making good

surfaces of substrate including cracks with bitumen, emulsion or any other materials

recommended by the manufacturer.

15.0 KITCHEN APPLIANCES 15.1 The rates for each item shall include cost of removal and implementation of

precautionary and/or safety measures where necessary. 16.0 ROADS AND CARPARK WORKS

Generally 16.1 The relevant preambles in the preceding sections shall apply to all work in this section

unless otherwise provided herein. Rates 16.2 The rates for each item of granular sub-base materials shall be held to include

trimming, levelling, rolling, grading and compacting subgrade to required density. 16.3 The rates for each item of precast kerbs shall be held to include moulds and formwork,

forming holes, rebates, notchings, sinkings, mortices and recesses, reinforcement, laying in trench or open ground, jointing and pointing in cement mortar.

16.4 The rates for each item shall include cost of removal and cost of implementation of

precautionary and/or safety measures where necessary unless otherwise stated.

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17.0 EXTERNAL WORKS

Generally

17.1 The relevant preambles in the preceding sections shall apply to all work in this section unless otherwise provided herein.

Rates 17.2 The rates for each item of fencing shall be held to include excavation, formwork and

disposal of excavated materials for concrete base, drilling and cranking top of main steel with one coat of red lead primer and two coats of enamel paint.

17.3 The rates for each item of precast concrete drains and pipes shall be held to include

moulds and formwork, forming holes, rebates, notchings, sinkings, mortices and recesses, reinforcement, laying in trench or open ground, jointing and pointing in cement mortar.

17.4 The rates for each item shall include cost of removal and implementation of

precautionary and/or safety measures where necessary.

18.0 MISCELLANEOUS 18.1 The rates for each item shall include cost of removal and implementation of

precautionary and/or safety measures where necessary. 19.0 DAYWORK 19.1 In the case of claim under dayworks, the Contractor shall keep proper records of the

names, occupations and working hours of all workmen employed for such work and the quantities and descriptions of all materials and plant employed. Such records, receipts or vouchers must be verified by the Superintending Officer's Representative before payment can be effected. Provided always if the Superintending Officer's Representative shall consider that for any reason the keeping of such records, receipts and vouchers by the Contractor as required was impracticable, he shall nevertheless be entitled to authorise payment for such work either as daywork (on being satisfied as to the time employed and plant and materials used on such work) or at such value thereof as he shall consider fair and reasonable.

19.2 The rates for dayworks are inclusive of 15% establishment charges, supervision

overheads and profit. The percentage adjustment to the Schedule of Rates as entered into the Contract shall apply for these items.

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PREAMBLES TO VARIOUS TRADES (CONT’D) 19.0 DAYWORK (CONT’D)

Rates

19.3 The rates for labour shall be deemed to include all wages, costs and allowances

payable to or in respect of labour including travelling time, expenses, fares and transport, non-productive time, incentive and bonus payments, payment of or contributions as required towards Foreign Workers Levy, Central Provident Fund, Mosque Building Fund, Skills Development Fund and any other payments mandated by law, together with all other costs, liabilities and obligations whatsoever arising from the employment or engagement of labour and shall also be deemed to include for the use of tools, appliances and non-mechanical equipment such as ladders, trestles, stages, benches, scaffolding, temporary track, wagons, skips, tarpaulins and all similar items together with all supervision, overheads and profit.

19.4 The time of gangers or charge hands working with their gangs shall be paid for under

the appropriate items, but the cost of foreman and walking gangers shall be deemed to be covered by the rates entered for the labour under their supervision.

19.5 The rates for plant/construction equipment shall be deemed to include transportation costs for plant not already available on the site. Such rates shall also be deemed to include overhead charges and profit, site supervision, hire charges, consumable stores, fuel, maintenance and insurance.

19.6 Mechanically operated plant shall be paid for at the rates for the net working hours during which the plant is engaged on daywork and excluding any standing or idle time.

19.7 In the case of building up fair rates (“STAR" rates), the dayworks’ items shall not be

subjected to percentage adjustment to the Schedule of Rates as entered into the Contract.

19.8 The rates for scaffolding shall generally include for scaffolding generally provision

and erection on Site of all materials including poles, uprights, rails, bracings, etc., timber, lashings, struts, wedges, boarding, toe boards, spikes, screws, bolts, straps, brackets, clamps and the like and any safety nettings, safety fans, sloping catch fans, protective canopy all as specified in the Specification in the Contract; making good any damage caused to walls and other surfaces during use, erection and taking down; repairing and maintaining throughout the period of use in first or subsequent positions; providing all necessary inspection report(s) as required by the Construction Site (Safety) Regulations and certification by authorized persons or registered structural engineers.

EXCAVATION

Excavating over site to reduced levels, getting out, removing, depositing, spreading, levelling and

mechanically ramming and consolidating on site or removing off site to a dump as directed by the

S.O. or depositing at Contractor's own dumping ground (measured separately)

Backfilling around foundation, trenches, column bases, pile caps, beams, pier holes and the like

Spreading, levelling, compacting, ramming and consolidating or rolling with hand roller

CONCRETE WORK

Plain concrete complying with SS EN 206-1 (SS 289); in bed, fillings, under blinding, foundations,

column bases, ground slabs, beams, etc. irrespective of thickness

Reinforced concrete complying with SS EN 206-1 (SS 289); in foundation, beds, slabs, beams,

columns, staircases, retaining walls, etc. irrespective of sizes or thickness including working

around rod or fabric reinforcement, steel beams, stanchion, etc. **(TB005 - TB006 and TZ030 -

TZ034)

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STANDARD SCHEDULE OF RATE FOR Building Tradesmen & Repair Works (202001)

S/N DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE($) Code

0001 Not exceeding 100mm deep M2 1.00 TSN001

0002 Exceeding 100mm and not exceeding 200mm deep M2 2.00 TSN002

0003 Exceeding 200mm and not exceeding 300mm deep M2 2.90 TSN003

0004 Exceeding 300mm deep M3 9.80 TSN004

0005 Excavation in Embankment commencing from reduced level in ordinaryground including forming of surfaces and removal of surplus excavatedmaterials within site.

M3 13.40 TA007

0006 Selected excavated material consolidated in layers obtained within thesite

M3 13.20 TSN005

0007 Selected imported dry earth consolidated in layers obtained fromContractor's own sources

M3 10.40 TA012

0008 Hardcore as specified by the S.O. in beds, making up levels, etc.including blinding with sand / granite dust

M3 41.40 TA021

0009 Quarry dust in beds, fillings, etc. irrespective of thickness M3 66.70 TSN006

0010 Granite aggregate of minimum size 60mm in beds, fillings, etc.irrespective of thickness

M3 69.00 TSN007

0011 3mm to 6mm granite chippings in beds, filling, etc. irrespective ofthickness

M3 72.50 TSN008

0012 Unwashed sand in bed, filling, etc. irrespective of thickness M3 51.80 TA020

0013 C12/15 (Grade 15) M3 134.10 TB002

0014 C16/20 (Grade 20) M3 125.80 TB001

0015 C16/20 (Grade 20) in isolated pier or post foundation 0.50m3 or lessincluding any extra excavation, disposal and formwork

NO. 94.00 TSN009

0016 C20/25 (Grade 25) M3 135.30 TB005

0017 C25/30 (Grade 30) M3 137.70 TB006

PRECAST CONCRETE

PRECAST OPEN SCUPPER DRAIN

Mild steel rod reinforcement complying with BS 4449 / SS 560; in foundations, beams, slabs,

stairs, canopies, etc. including all labour forming stirrups, links, spacer blocks etc.

High tensile deformed steel bar reinforcement complying with BS 4449 / SS 560; in foundations,

beams, slabs, stairs, canopies, etc. including all labour forming stirrups, links, spacer blocks etc.

Welded steel fabric reinforcement complying with SS 32 / SS 561; well lapped at joints (measured

nett - no allowance made for laps)

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0018 C28/35 (Grade 35) M3 140.10 TZ030

0019 C32/40 (Grade 40) M3 143.70 TZ031

0020 C35/45 (Grade 45) M3 148.60 TZ033

0021 C40/50 (Grade 50) M3 154.60 TZ034

0022 Small quantities in irrespective of concrete grade not exceeding 0.15metre cube to match existing, including all necessary formwork.

M3 402.70 TSN010

0023 Pre-cast concrete C20/25 (Grade 25) in heelstones, cills, lintels etcincluding reinforcement, moulds and setting in cement mortar

M3 501.10 TB067

0024 Pre-cast concrete C20/25 (Grade 25) in heelstones, cills, lintels etcexcluding reinforcement but including moulds and setting in cementmortar

M3 322.10 TB065

0025 Pre-cast concrete C25/30 (Grade 30) in heelstones, cills, lintels etcincluding reinforcement moulds and setting in cement mortar

M3 503.40 TB066

0026 Pre-cast concrete C25/30 (Grade 30) in heelstones, cills, lintels etcexcluding reinforcement but including moulds and setting in cementmortar

M3 324.50 TB064

0027 100mm high heelstone in cement mortar (1:2) to base of door frame (100x 63mm or 100 x 50mm) including 1 no 12mm diameter mild steel rod.

NO. 11.90 TZ236

0028 230mm wide x 450mm deep standard precast concrete open scupperdrain channel (Type S1) true to line and levels as directed (Excavation,sand bed and bakau rollers measured separately).

M 28.40 TZ213

0029 6mm diameter KG 1.70 TSN011

0030 10mm to 13mm diameter KG 1.50 TSN012



0033 40mm diameter KG 1.50 TSN015

0034 Reference No. A6 / - weighing 2.22kg/m2 M2 4.80 TB010

0035 Reference No. A7 / - weighing 3.02kg/m2 M2 6.40 TB011

0036 Reference No. A8 / WA8 weighing 3.95kg/m2 M2 8.80 TB012

0037 Reference No. A9 / WA9 weighing 4.99 kg/m2 M2 10.90 TSN016

FORMWORK

Damp proof membrane laid to underside of concrete structure; lapped 150mm at joints (measured

nett - no allowance made for laps)

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S/N DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE($) Code0038 Reference No. A10 / WA10 weighing 6.16kg/m2 M2 12.50 TSN017

0039 Reference No. A11 / WA11 weighing 7.46kg/m2 M2 15.60 TSN018



0042 Reference No. B6 / - weighing 3.73kg/m2 M2 7.50 TSN021

0043 Reference No. B7 / - weighing 4.53kg/m2 M2 8.80 TSN022

0044 Reference No. B8 / WB8 weighing 5.93kg/m2 M2 12.10 TSN023






0050 Reference No. D6 / - weighing 4.44kg/m2 M2 8.60 TB013

0051 Reference No. D7 / - weighing 6.04kg/m2 M2 11.70 TB014

0052 Reference No. D8 / WD8 weighing 7.90kg/m2 M2 15.30 TB015

0053 Reference No. D9 / WD9 weighing 9.98kg/m2 M2 18.10 TSN029





0058 Reference No. E8 / WE8 weighing 5.27kg/m2 M2 11.40 TSN034






0064 Flat / slope / vertical surfaces M2 32.50 TSN040

0065 Flat / slope / vertical surfaces to produce true and even concrete faces M2 35.10 TSN041

0066 Curved / circular surfaces M2 42.40 TSN042

0067 Curved / circular surfaces to produce true and even concrete faces M2 45.60 TSN043

0068 Edges and breaks in floors and walls (0-100mm high) M 11.10 TSN044

0069 0.60mm thick polyethylene moisture barrier M2 10.90 TSN046

0070 0.80mm thick polyethylene moisture barrier M2 18.30 TSN047

Taking down or breaking out and clearing away concrete structural elements in any position

RECONSTRUCT EXISTING SCUPPER DRAIN

25mm thick Concrete Screed (Grade 25) with 10mm maximum size aggregate to skirting, treads,

risers, curbs and return etc, trowelled to a smooth finish including coved and rounded angles and

all necessary labour and materials for preparation of substrate's surface to receive screed.

BRICK AND BLOCK WORK

Common brick in standard size 215mm x 102.5mm x 65mm complying with SS 103, bedding,

jointing and pointing in cement and sand (1:4) mortar reinforced with and including brick

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0071 To supply and apply waterproofer/repellent coatings (with nanotechnology) to existing floor tiles/exposed surface of gully surround andwall finishes up to 2-metre height including surface preparation.

JOB 371.50 OT1640

0072 Not exceeding 150mm thick M3 116.50 TSN048

0073 Exceeding 150mm thick M3 87.40 TSN049

0074 Cutting through wall, floor slabs not exceeding 0.05m3 for new door,windows or other opening, or to enlarge existing opening, includingtrimming surfaces to receive new plaster or other finishes (finishesmeasured separately (nett size of required opening measured)

M3 85.90 TSN050

0075 Cutting parallel anti-slip grooves approximately 15mm wide x 15mm deepat 100mm centres and making good

M2 7.00 TSN051

0076 Forming of 25mm wide x 100mm deep bituminous expansion joint inconcrete floors including all necessary formworks and bituminious seal.

M 10.30 TB068

0077 20 x 25mm PVC "L" shaped Floor Strip laid to fall, secured to reinforcedconcrete floor slab with masonry nails at 500mm centre to centre and topof strip to be flushed with concrete screed as specified.

M 3.70 TB070

0078 Reconstruct existing scupper drains (not exceeding 150mm wide x 75mmdeep) to fall including extra neat cement & sand (1:1) mix to trowellsmooth surface and making good all work disturbed and removing debrisoff the site.

M 19.70 TB054

0079 Reconstruct existing concrete scupper drain outside bin chute chamber(minimun 150mm deep) by half round salt glazed stoneware pipesincluding adjusting existing gulley to gradient, bedded and jointed withcement and sand (1:3) mortar.

M 27.40 TB055

0080 Non-shrink grout in small quantities not exceeding 0.01 metre cubeincluding all necessary formwork for casting of concrete kerb or patchingup.

M3 4483.70 TZ331

0081 25mm thick Concrete Screed (Grade 25 ) with 10mm maximum sizeaggregate to concrete floor surfaces finished with steel trowellingincluding all necessary labour and materials for preparation of substrate'ssurface to receive screed as specified.

M2 17.80 TD071

0082 Add to (or deduct from) item TD071 for each 5mm thickness over (orunder) 25mm.

M2 0.90 TD072

0083 Extra over for approved waterproofing compound incorporated in thecement paving for each 5mm thickness.

M2 0.20 TD005

0084 Not exceeding 150mm in height/width. M 10.50 TD073

reinforcement at every fourth course

Common brick in modular size 190mm x 90mm x 90mm complying with SS 103, bedding, jointing

and pointing in cement and sand (1:4) mortar reinforced with and including brick reinforcement at

every fourth course; raking out joints and flush or struck pointing as directed by the S.O. as the

works proceeds

First quality facing brick in standard size 215mm x 102.5mm x 65mm in any colour and texture

finish complying with SS 103, bedding, jointing and pointing in cement and sand (1:4) mortar

reinforced with and including brick reinforcement; raking out joints and flush or struck pointing as

directed by the S.O. as the works proceeds

Hollow concrete block in 390mm x 190mm complying with SS 76M, jointing and pointing in

cement and sand (1:4) mortar reinforced with and including brick reinforcement at every course

Extra over above items for filling in each block solid with concrete C12/C15 (Grade 15)

Precast concrete vent block of any size complying with SS 76M, bedding, jointing and pointing in

cement and sand (1:4) mortar reinforced with and including brick reinforcement at every course

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0085 65mm thick brick on edge walls M2 25.00 TSN052

0086 102.5mm thick walls M2 37.70 TC029

0087 215mm thick walls M2 77.30 TC028

0088 102.5mm thick wall built honeycomb with raking out joints and flushpointing in tinted cement as the work proceeds

M2 47.00 TSN053

0089 90mm thick M2 36.50 TC037

0090 190mm thick M2 71.30 TSN055

0091 102.5mm thick walls built honeycomb; pointing one side M2 77.80 TSN056

0092 102.5mm thick walls built honeycomb; pointing both sides M2 83.20 TSN057

0093 102.5mm thick walls; pointing one side M2 77.80 TC033

0094 102.5mm thick walls; pointing both sides M2 83.20 TSN058

0095 215mm thick walls; pointing one side M2 156.00 TSN059

0096 215mm thick walls; pointing both sides M2 154.30 TC032

0097 75mm thick walls M2 18.50 TSN060



0100 Extra over either of item TSN060 and TC034 to TC035 inclusive forbuilding fair face; raking out joints and flush jointing in tinted cement asthe works proceeds (one side only)

M2 5.50 TSN061

0101 75mm thick M2 6.90 TSN062

0102 100mm thick M2 10.10 TSN063

0103 150mm thick M2 11.80 TSN064


Autoclaved aerated concrete blocks 590mm x 190mm; bedding, jointing and pointing in thin set

mortar

Bitumen polymer homogeneous horizontal damp proof course with fibre felt base complying with

BS 5628 Part 3 well lapped at joints and laid on and including cement and sand mortar (1:4)

Brick-on-edge in steps, sills, etc. (plan area measured)

TAKING DOWN EXISTING BRICKWORK OR BLOCKWORK

CUTTING AND SUNDRY LABOUR ON EXISTING BRICKWORK OR BLOCKWORK

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0108 Extra over either of item TSN067 to TSN068 inclusive for building fairface; raking out joints and flush jointing in tinted cement as the worksproceeds (one side only)

M2 5.50 TSN069

0109 Damp proof course, 110mm wide M 2.70 TSN070

0110 Damp proof course, 230mm wide M 2.80 TSN071

0111 190mm wide brick-on edge laid in prepacked mortar with 10mm joints insteps, sills, copings, footpaths etc. complete with pointing

M 25.60 TD095

0112 Breaking up blockwork or brickwork in cement mortar including plaster(measured in gross thickness) and removing debris off the site.

M3 52.40 TC018

0113 Labour and material for pointing the joints of brickworks in colouredcement mortar.

M2 11.00 TC010

0114 Filling groove / expansion joint gap between brickwall and beam/ columnwith polyurethane sealant joint (horizontal or vertical) with an approvedbacking rod

M 4.30 TSN072

0115 Forming splay with approved polymer modified cement mortar/ non shrinkgrout to the correct gradient including hacking when necessary

M 5.20 TSN073

0116 100mm x 80mm x 6mm thick galvanised angle plate with approved 8mmdiameter chemical adhesive galvanised stud anchor at 150mm centre tocentre; to existing wall as corner guards

M 34.70 TSN074

0117 Strengthening existing brickwalls,tile cladding,,etc with "Hilti" HRD wall tieor approved equivalent including drilling holes, brushing out all loosematerials, filling hole with non-shrink grout and touching up hole withpaint to match existing

NO. 6.00 TSN075

0118 Cutting out block or brickwork to form opening for new door, window orother opening, or to enlarge existing opening including all necessarystrutting and shoring required, levelling for sills, cutting toothings andproviding bonding in new brick required, and making out jambs andheads ready to receive new plaster or other finish, cutting and pinning inends of new sills, lintols, fixing lugs, cramps, bolts, etc. and clearing awayall debris (nett size of required opening including allowance for lintol andsills (lintols and sills measured separately)

M3 212.50 TC043

0119 Raking out joints 10mm deep and re-pointing in cement mortar with aneat struck weathered or flush joint

M2 8.10 TSN076

0120 Raking out mortar joints to an average depth of 25mm to 30mm, brushingout all loose sand/mortar and fill the groove with approved polyurethanesealant as specified to form a continuous sealant.

M 4.20 TC025

0121 Raking out defective joint, at least 10mm deep around around door frameor window, or to flashing or similar, and re-pointing in cement mortar

M 1.80 TSN077

Cutting chase or rebate (nett size of chase or rebate required measured) in brickwork or

blockwork and making good including pinning in and bedding and jointing in cement mortar to

edges of slabs, sills, pipes and similar items

Cutting hole through brickwork or blockwork for pipes or similar and grouting in or rendering

round reveals in cement mortar (1:2) and making good one or both sides (nett size of pipe or article

measured)

REPAIR WORKS TO BRICKWALL

Cutting out cracks to form V-shape grooves, cleaning and preparing surfaces and patching up the

cracks with approved mortar of sufficient adhesive, compressive and tensile strength including

provision for mobilisation, grout pipes, fine wiremesh, pressure grouting pumps, tools, all

accessories, scaffolding and hacking and making good plastered or tiled finishes if any. Applying

two coats of water and weather resistance protective/decorative coating as carbonation barrier all

in accordance to grouting specialist's recommendation.





two coats of elastomeric waterproofing coating as carbonation barrier all in accordance to grouting

specialist's recommendation.

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0122 Pointing joint of all sizes with silicone mastic to metal / wood frame orsanitary appliances, etc.

M 2.20 TSN078

0123 Not exceeding 0.005m2 of sectional area M 3.50 TSN079

0124 Exceeding 0.005m2 and not exceeding 0.01m2 of sectional area M 4.40 TSN080

0125 Exceeding 0.01m2 and not exceeding 0.03m2 of sectional area M 6.10 TSN081

0126 Cutting hole or sinking not exceeding 0.01m2 and 25mm deep intosurface of brickwork or blockwork including trimming and making goodback face and edges (nett size of required sinking measured)

NO. 2.70 TSN082

0127 Add to item TSN082 for each additional 25mm or part of 25mm deep NO. 1.80 TSN083

0128 Not exceeding 0.0001m3 NO. 1.80 TSN084

0129 Exceeding 0.0001m3 and not exceeding 0.0002m3 NO. 3.20 TSN085




0133 Hack out cracks of brick or block walls to form ' U ' shaped grooves (min)20mm deep x 20mm wide and fill up gaps with prepacked mortar mix withbonding agent and painting 3 coats emulsion paint to match existing.

M 7.60 TC046

0134 Extra over item TC046 for inserting 20mm x 3mm x 250mm longgalvanised flat bar fish tailed both ends at strategic location within the 'U'shaped grooves.

NO. 3.90 TC047

0135 Brick substrates; non shrink cementitious mortar M 18.50 TSN089






two coats of silane/ siloxane based water penetrant as carbonation barrier all in accordance to

grouting specialist's recommendation.

Cutting out cracks to form V-shape grooves, cleaning and preparing surfaces or any other method

of surface preparation as recommended by the grouting specialist and pressure grouting the

cracks with approved grouting materials of sufficient adhesive, compressive and tensile strength

including provision for mobilisation, grout pipes, fine wiremesh, pressure grouting pumps, tools,

all accessories, scaffolding and hacking and making good plastered or tiled finish if any. Applying

two coats of water and weather resistance protective/decorative coatings as carbonation barrier all

in accordance to grouting specialist's recommendation.

CARPENTRY AND JOINERY

Sawn timber in carpentry works

Wrot timber in carpentry works

Teak parquet floor tile of stated thickness in any size wood blocks matched for colour, tongued

and grooved and laid in pattern, fixed with cold bitumen / rubber emulsion on prepacked screed

(measured separately), including preparing surfaces for polishing

Flooring of stated thickness or species in any size wood strips matched for colour, tongued and

grooved, fixed with cold bitumen/ rubber emulsion adhesive on prepacked screed (measured

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0138 Brick substrates; non-shrink cementitious grouting (minimum two (2)metres total length within the building and per call)

M 35.20 TSN092

0139 Kempas M3 1219.60 TSN093

0140 Keruing M3 1172.30 TSN094

0141 Kapur M3 1003.60 TSN095

0142 Balau M3 1371.70 TSN096

0143 Chengal M3 3096.30 TSN097

0144 Kempas M3 1305.80 TSN098

0145 Keruing M3 1258.60 TSN099

0146 Kapur M3 1089.90 TSN100

0147 Balau M3 1457.90 TSN101

0148 Chengal M3 3182.60 TSN102

0149 10mm thick. M2 44.80 TD064

0150 12mm thick. M2 53.80 TD065

0151 12mm thick to plinths, skirting, treads, risers, kerbs, and returns, etc withall necessary top splayed or rounded and bottom coved not exceeding300mm wide/ high

M 24.80 TSN103

Calcium silicate board fixed to vertical and horizontal timber framing (measured separately) with

nails, screws in wall lining position, including chamfered to edges to boards and pointing

Cement building board fixed to vertical and horizontal timber framing (measured separately) with


Bare finish gypsum board fixed to vertical and horizontal timber framing (measured separately)

with nails, screws in wall lining position, including chamfered to edges to boards and pointing

Plain grade plywood fixed to vertical and horizontal timber framing (measured separately) with


Soft board fixed to vertical and horizontal timber framing (measured separately) with nails, screws

in wall lining position, including chamfered to edges to boards and pointing

Laminated plastic sheeting ('standard quality') complying to BS EN 438-6 fixed with compatible

adhesive to wall linings, doors or any other position

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0152 12mm thick chengal M2 77.30 TZ380

0153 95mm height timber skirting comprising 95mm wide x 1200mm length x12mm thick timber strips fastening to wall with approved hidden T-nailsincluding sanding and polishing to approval and painting surfaces with 3coats varnish as specified

M 13.10 TZ381

0154 6mm thick M2 15.80 TSN104

0155 9mm thick M2 18.80 TSN105

0156 12mm thick M2 24.10 TSN106

0157 6mm thick M2 16.00 TSN107

0158 8mm thick M2 18.80 TSN108

0159 10mm thick M2 21.70 TSN109

0160 12mm thick M2 26.50 TSN110

0161 16mm thick M2 32.70 TSN111

0162 20mm thick M2 37.00 TSN112

0163 9mm thick M2 9.70 TSN113

0164 12mm thick M2 10.30 TSN114

0165 15mm thick M2 13.20 TSN115

0166 4mm thick M2 8.70 TSN116

0167 6mm thick M2 10.50 TSN117

0168 9mm thick M2 12.80 TSN118

0169 12mm thick M2 15.20 TSN119

0170 18mm thick M2 16.90 TSN120

0171 25mm thick M2 17.50 TSN121

0172 13mm thick M2 11.10 TSN122

Laminated plastic sheeting ('standard quality') complying to BS EN 438-6 fixed with compatible

adhesive to wall linings, doors or any other position (in replacement)* (TF061 - TF062)

Semi-solid flushed door with stiles, muntins, head, intermediate and bottom rails of required

widths etc., and hanging to door frames (door frame and ironmongery measured separately) (in

replacement)

Semi-solid flushed door with stiles, muntins, head, intermediate and bottom rails of required

widths etc., hardwood lipping round, and hanging to door frames (door frame and ironmongery

measured separately) (in replacement)

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0173 0.80mm thick M2 21.30 TSN123

0174 1.30mm thick M2 29.70 TSN124

0175 0.8mm thick M2 23.90 TF062

0176 1.3mm thick. M2 32.30 TF061

0177 To edging surfaces not exceeding 50mm width; 0.8mm thick M 13.50 TF062a

0178 To edging surfaces not exceeding 50mm width; 1.30mm thick M 19.20 TF061a

0179 38mm thick covered both sides with 6mm paint grade plywood M2 162.80 TF022a

0180 38mm thick covered both sides with 6mm waterproof plywood M2 164.60 TZ121a

0181 38mm thick covered both sides with 6mm plywood finished withlaminated plastic sheet

M2 229.90 TZ009a

0182 38mm thick covered both sides with 6mm plywood finished with veneersheet

M2 251.30 TZ010a

0183 45mm thick covered both sides with 6mm paint grade plywood M2 177.30 TSN125

0184 45mm thick covered both sides with 6mm waterproof plywood M2 179.10 TSN126


M2 244.40 TSN127


M2 265.80 TSN128




M2 239.90 TSN131


M2 261.30 TSN132




M2 255.40 TSN135


M2 276.70 TSN136

Supply and install semi-solid timber sliding door with laminated finish on both sides complete

with door frame and pelmet, top and bottom guide rails, handles, hinges, etc. to specialist details

Timber fire-rated doors complying with SS 332 to meet Fire Service Bureau Requirements, tested

and inspected by PSB, affixed with PSB's approval labels (ironmongery measured separately) (in

replacement)

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S/N DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE($) Code0195 Supply and install 50mm thick half-hour fire rated solid kapor timber door

constructed with T & G boardings and flush jointed with 3 nos. of 10mmdiameter mild steel tie rods including wired glass peephole (painting andironmongery measured separately).

M2 158.60 TF060

0196 Supply and install (in replacement) 38mm thick single-leaf semi-solidtimber door to bedroom or bath/wc with 0.8mm thick high pressure plasticlaminated on both sides as specified to opening size 900 to 1200 x2000/2190mm (door frame and ironmongery measured separately).

NO. 392.80 TZ121

0197 Supply and install (in replacement) 38mm thick single-leaf solid timberbedroom door Type DM2A, DM2B and DM2C with approved veneeredplywood facing and decorative inlays on both sides complete with varnishas specified to opening size of 900 to 1200 x 2000/2190mm height (doorframe and ironmongery measured separately).

NO. 347.50 TZ009

0198 Supply and install (in replacement) 38mm thick single-leaf semi-solidtimber bedroom door Type DM2D, DM2E and DM2F with approvedveneered plywood facing and decorative inlays on both sides completewith varnish as specified to opening size of 900 to 1200 x 2000/2190mmheight (door frame and ironmongery measured separately).

NO. 333.80 TZ010

0199 Supply and install (in replacement) 38mm thick single-leaf half-hour firerated timber surface finished composite main entrance door completewith vanish and approved ironmongery as specified to opening size of850 to 1200mm by 2100/2200mm height (door frame measuredseparately).

NO. 583.30 TZ329

0200 Supply and install (in replacement) 45mm thick double-leaf half-hour fire-rated solid timber main entrance door Type FDM1, FDM2 and FDM3 withapproved veneered plywood facing and decorative inlays on both sidesand complete with varnish, approved ironmongery as specifed to openingsize of 900 to 1200 x 1900/2190mm height (door frame measuredseperately).

NO. 774.60 TZ208

0201 Supply and install (in replacement) 40 to 45mm thick single leaf half-hourfire-rated solid timber main entrance door with 3mm thick plywood orveneered plywood facing and decorative beading or inlays on both sidescomplete with varnish and approved ironmongery as specified to openingsize ranging from 900 to 1200mm in width and 2100 to 2200mm in height(door frame measured separately).

NO. 608.40 TZ208a

0202 Supply and install (in replacement) 45mm thick single-leaf half-hour fire-rated timber surface finished composite door complete with varnish,approved ironmongery as specified to opening size of 1000 x 2190mmheight with 6mm thick wired clear glass vision panel size 600 x 100mm(door frame measured seperately).

NO. 606.00 TZ207

0203 Single panel sliding door - 850mm x 2190mm NO. 960.00 OT1698

0204 2-panel sliding door - 1750mm x 2190mm NO. 1750.00 OT1699

0205 3-panel sliding door - 2750mm x 2190mm NO. 2590.00 OT1700

0206 Half hour fire-rated single leaf door without door frame M2 172.30 TSN137

0207 Half hour fire-rated single leaf door with door frame M2 230.90 TSN138

0208 Half hour fire-rated double leaf door without door frame M2 222.90 TSN139

0209 Half hour fire-rated double leaf door with door frame M2 262.00 TSN140

Countertop of proprietary solid surfacing material, a homogeneous thermostet polymer alloy,

comprising both acrylic and polyster co-polymer and filled with component aluminium tryhydrate

(ATH) complete with fixing accessories

Sealing up existing doors, windows, vents, etc. to vacant structures with approved quality timber

comprising 38mm x 75mm main framings and 2 numbers 25mm x 75mm diagonal struts and filled

in with 20mm x 100mm horizontal boarding at 150mm centres to openings of the following sizes.

*(TF052 - TF055)

Boring or cutting round hole through any type of boarding or sheeting in any thickness

Cutting square or rectangular hole through any type of boarding or sheeting in any thickness

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0210 Supply & install kitchen cabinet c/o 0.8 mm thick high pressure plasticworktop on all exposed surfaces & adhere to grade 2 moisture retentionsolid plywood supported by circular PVC plinth with detachable skirting.

M 260.00 TF083

0211 Service closet cabinet door; opening size 700-850mm width x 1800-2200mm height (in replacement)

NO. 214.50 OT1662

0212 Mobile pedestal with drawers, complete with castor wheels NO. 145.00 TSN141

0213 12.7mm thick countertop with marine edge M2 219.90 TSN142

0214 Extra over item TSN142 for backsplash not exceeding 50mm high M 16.50 TSN143

0215 Extra over item TSN142 for backsplash exceeding 50mm but not 100mmhigh

M 33.00 TSN144

0216 Form opening of any size and shape on existing counter top for sit-in sinkincluding additional bearers

NO. 42.60 TSN145

0217 Not exceeding 1.0m2 NO. 24.90 TF052

0218 Exceeding 1.0m2 but not exceeding 1.5m2 NO. 32.60 TF053



0221 Sealing up the shop fronts with timber comprising 38 x 75mm mainframings (vertical frames not more than 1500mm apart) and 2 nos. of 25x 75mm diagonal struts between vertical frames and filled in with 20 x100mm horizontal boarding at 150mm centres.

M2 19.00 TF056

0222 Rubber gasket to Notice Board, sliding windows, doors, etc. (inreplacement)

M 8.90 TF063

0223 Pulling off existing nails, hooks, screws etc from timber and filling upholes with putty or other approved material including touching up withpaint to match existing.

NO. 1.10 TF071

0224 Filling up door lock holes, hinge rebates, etc with and including timber,adhesive, sand-papering and knotting surface, and painting to matchexisting.

NO. 5.60 TF040

0225 Not exceeding 150mm girth of hole or opening NO. 0.50 TSN146

0226 Exceeding 150mm and not exceeding 300mm girth of hole or opening NO. 1.10 TSN147

0227 Not exceeding 150mm girth of hole or opening NO. 0.80 TSN148

0228 Exceeding 150mm and not exceeding 300mm girth of hole or opening NO. 1.30 TSN149

Repair To Timber Flooring And Sundry Items

Repairs, etc. to louvre, drawers and doors of any size and thickness, single or folding (any new

ironmongery measured separately) (rates are for each or per leaf)

Taking down and set aside for re-use (complete with ironmongery, sash cords, etc., as required)

Fixing only including screwing to frame and bedding in white lead if required, complete with

ironmongery, sash cords, etc., as required

Easing and adjusting in position including re-securing, tightening existing or providing new

screws to hinges, pivots, sliding gears, etc., cleaning and oiling the same, and planing and sanding

down as required

Taking down, easing and adjusting in position including re-securing, tightening existing or

providing new screws to hinges, pivots, sliding gear, etc., cleaning and oiling the same, and

planing and sanding down as requiring and refixing in position

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0229 Taking up and clearing away parquet flooring of any type and thickness M2 5.20 TD063

0230 Taking up and set aside for re-use parquet flooring of any type andthickness

M2 7.90 TSN150

0231 Laying only parquet flooring of any type and thickess M2 13.10 TSN151

0232 Taking up and clearing away timber strip flooring of any type andthickness

M2 7.90 TSN152

0233 Taking up and set aside for re-use timber strip flooring of any type andthickness

M2 10.50 TSN153

0234 Laying only timber strip flooring of any type and thickness M2 19.60 TSN154

0235 Plane as necessary, sanding down, cleaning off existing parquet flooringof any type and preparing surface for polishing

M2 4.70 TSN155

0236 Grinding, patching and varnishing existing parquet flooring. M2 9.50 TZ120

0237 Carrying out localised repairs to parquet flooring of any type andthickness in area not exceeding 0.50m2 to match existing inclusive ofapproved adhesive and 2 coats of polyurethene floor varnishing.

JOB 37.90 TZ317

0238 Taking down Existing doors (complete with ironmongery, sash cords, etc.,as required) and clearing away

NO. 6.60 TZ175

0239 Taking down Existing cupboard/ cabinet doors (complete withironmongery, sash cords, etc., as required) and clearing away

NO. 2.70 TSN156

0240 Existing doors NO. 7.80 TSN157

0241 Existing cupboard/ cabinet doors NO. 3.90 TSN158





0246 Existing doors NO. 18.60 TF037


Clamping up and repairing or re-making joint with glue or white lead including re-wedging or re-

pointing or re-pinning with new wedges or pins if required.

Clamping up and repairing or re-making joint with glue or white lead including re-wedging or re-

pointing or re-pinning with new wedges or pins if required including taking down, removing or

cutting out defective parts and preparing to receive new parts (new parts measured separately as

boarding, fillets, plywood etc., supplied and fixed under the appropriate scheduled items)

IRONMONGERY

Padlock under master key or other approved equivalent.

Hinges to timber or steel doors in timber or steel frames with matching screws

Mortice lock

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0249 Existing doors NO. 31.60 TF069

0250 Yale 110.30 NO. 12.90 TG001

0251 Yale 110.50 NO. 17.90 TG003

0252 Yale 110.60 NO. 25.00 TG004

0253 Abloy 330C/25 NO. 32.10 TG005

0254 Abloy 320C/20 NO. 32.10 TG006

0255 Abloy 330C/25 under key alike series NO. 45.00 TG007a

0256 Union 3104-50mm. NO. 15.50 TG008a

0257 Union 3142. NO. 31.10 TG009a

0258 Union 3122/2 PL. NO. 16.60 TG010a

0259 75mm pressed steel butt hinges (in replacement) NO. 3.20 TG058



0262 100mm high stainless steel butt hinges (in replacement) NO. 10.50 TSN165

0263 100mm high ball bearing stainless steel butt hinges (in replacement) NO. 9.70 TSN166

0264 127mm high stainless steel butt hinges (in replacement) NO. 10.80 TSN167

0265 127mm high ball bearing stainless steel butt hinges (in replacement) NO. 12.20 TSN168

0266 100mm high brass parliament hinges (in replacement) NO. 17.90 TSN169

0267 102 x 76 x 3mm thick satin finished solid brass hinges with flat button tipand ball bearing (in replacement).

NO. 8.90 TZ161

0268 Concealed hinges to Cellular Foam PVC Bi-Fold Door (In replacement). NO. 28.80 TG120

0269 Rebated 5 pin double cylinder mortice lockset complete with brasschromium plated/stainless steel handle as specified (in replacement).

NO. 81.10 TG015

0270 5-pin double cylinder mortice deadlock as specified (in replacement). NO. 54.40 TG017

0271 Passage knob latchset (in replacement). NO. 28.50 TG018

0272 Privacy knobset with emergency release (in replacement). NO. 32.20 TG019

Rim lock

Handles

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0273 Mortice deadlock (in replacement). NO. 36.40 TG021

0274 5-pin double cylinder mortice lockset handle only (in replacement). NO. 29.40 TG072

0275 Aluminium finish mortice lever lockset to metal grille gate (inreplacement).

NO. 68.30 TG025

0276 5-pin cylinder mortice lock core only complete with keys (in replacement). NO. 28.50 TG109

0277 5-pin single cylinder mortice core only with thumb-turn device & keys (inreplacement).

NO. 26.50 TG114

0278 Rebated 5-pin double cylinder mortice lockset with brass chrome platedor stainless steel lever handle (in replacement) .

NO. 80.50 TG115

0279 Cylinder mortice night latch for fire rated service duct door (inreplacement).

NO. 44.40 TZ002

0280 Bronze colour finish double cylinder cylindrical lockset with key both sidesfor service balcony swing door (in replacement) .

NO. 33.90 TZ007

0281 50mm Diameter stainless steel spherical door knob (behind entrancedoor) (in replacement).

NO. 21.20 TZ017

0282 Cylinder mortice night latch with chromium plated finish including theprovision of keys as specified (Union 2332 CH/300/2x13 under GIHBG-PH and master key series GIHBG or approved equivalent) (inreplacement).

NO. 98.60 TZ024

0283 Antique brass finish 5-pin tumbler single cylinder knobset with key on theoutside and push button on the inside for bedroom door as specified (inreplacement).

NO. 22.40 TZ182

0284 Antique brass finish privacy knobset with emergency release on theoutside and push button on the inside for bathroom door as specified (inreplacement).

NO. 22.40 TZ183

0285 Rebated 5-pin single cylinder antique brass mortice lever on backplatelockset complete with thumb turn and solid brass lever handles on bothsides for entrance door as specified (in replacement).

NO. 76.70 TZ178

0286 Rim latch with locking snib (in replacement). NO. 38.80 TG022

0287 Cylinder rim night latch (in replacement). NO. 51.30 TG023

0288 Cylinder rim drawback latch (in replacement). NO. 56.30 TG024

0289 100mm black japanned bow handle (in replacement) NO. 3.80 TG066

0290 150mm black japanned bow handle (in replacement) NO. 4.20 TG067

0291 100mm brass bow handle (in replacement) NO. 4.20 TG068

0292 150mm brass bow handle (in replacement) NO. 4.80 TG069

0293 95mm Stainless steel bow handle (in replacement). NO. 10.00 TG128

0294 100mm natural or bronze anodised aluminium 'U' shaped door handle (inreplacement)

NO. 3.00 TG070

0295 250mm natural or bronze anodised aluminium 'U' shaped door handle (inreplacement)

NO. 4.80 TG071

0296 18mm diameter (min) x approximate length 225mm stainless steel pullhandle (in replacement).

NO. 24.00 TG129

Roller shutter lockset

Door closer with matching screws

Door stops/ holders with matching screws

Ball catch with matching screws

Door bolts with matching screws

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S/N DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE($) Code0297 Entrance door grip handle lockset with 5-pin single cylinder deadlock (key

on the outside and thumb turn on the inside) brass grip handle and knob.The finish for the deadlock, grip handle and knob shall be antique brass(in replacement).

NO. 86.70 TZ005

0298 Antique brass finish lever handle lockset with 5-pin single cylinder andthumb turn (key on outside and thumb turn on inside) with lever handleson both sides for bedroom door as specified (in replacement).

NO. 71.70 TZ179

0299 Antique brass finish lever handle lockset with emergency release onoutside and thumb turn on inside with lever handles on both sides forbathroom door as specified (in replacement).

NO. 69.70 TZ180

0300 PVC handle complete with PVC cover on both sides to existing CellularFoam PVC Bi-Fold Door (In replacement).

NO. 69.00 TZ012

0301 PVC handle to existing Cellular Foam PVC Bi-Fold Door (Inreplacement).

NO. 40.30 TZ016

0302 Roller shutter lockset (in replacement). NO. 34.40 TG029

0303 Slim line door closer with cushioned back checking action as specified (inreplacement).

NO. 62.20 TG087

0304 25mm diameter rubber door stop (in replacement) . NO. 5.20 TG083

0305 38mm diameter rubber door stop (in replacement). NO. 5.80 TG084

0306 Solid brass magnetic door holder (in replacement). NO. 10.10 TG085

0307 Door magnet to Cellular Foam PVC Bi-Fold Door (In replacement). NO. 28.80 TZ122

0308 Ball Catch (in replacement). NO. 11.00 TG088

0309 150mm long black japanned locking bolts (in replacement) NO. 10.10 TG049



0312 75mm diameter brass barrel bolts (in replacement) NO. 8.40 TG037







0319 200 x 20mm wide brass lever action Flush Bolt in satin finish (inreplacement) .

NO. 10.00 TZ162

0320 300 x 20mm wide brass lever action Flush Bolt in satin finish (inreplacement) .

NO. 11.00 TZ163

Shoot bolts for metal gate

Cabin hooks and eyes with matching screws

Heavy duty hooks and band hinges with matching screws, to bin compound door (in replacement)

(TG064 - TG065)

Hasps and staples with matching screws

Strap hinge including pop-riveting to doors

Emergency exit device including latch devices, cylinder panic lock and split spindle

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S/N DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE($) Code0321 90 x 27mm Stainless steel barrel/square shoot bolt. (in replacement) NO. 6.00 TG044

0322 240 x 27mm Stainless steel barrel/square shoot bolt. (in replacement) NO. 20.00 TG045

0323 100 x 27mm wide stainless steel flush bolt. (in replacement) NO. 21.10 TG046

0324 150 x 25mm wide stainless steel lever action flush bolt. (in replacement) NO. 20.00 TG047

0325 225 x 25mm wide stainless steel lever action flush bolt. (in replacement) NO. 21.20 TG048

0326 200 x 20mm wide stainless steel lever action box type flush bolt in satinfinish (in replacement).

NO. 9.00 TG121

0327 300 x 20mm wide stainless steel lever action box type flush bolt in satinfinish (in replacement) .

NO. 10.00 TG122

0328 Stainless steel toilet indicating bolts (in replacement) NO. 8.60 TSN170

0329 490mm long, 12.7mm diameter mild steel upper shoot bolt (inreplacement)

NO. 17.10 TG052

0330 540mm long, 12.7mm diameter mild steel lower shoot bolt. (inreplacement)

NO. 16.90 TG053

0331 560 x 6mm diameter shoot bolt and shaft. (in replacement) NO. 29.30 TZ193

0332 Aluminium alloy shoot bolt for metal gate (in replacement) . NO. 17.50 TG110

0333 100mm long black japanned cabin hook and eyes (in replacement) NO. 3.30 TG081

0334 150mm long black japanned cabin hook and eyes (in replacement) NO. 3.50 TG082

0335 80mm brass cabin hook and eye (in replacement). NO. 14.10 TG124

0336 100mm stainless steel cabin hook and eye (in replacement). NO. 18.10 TG125

0337 600mm NO. 29.60 TG064

0338 750mm NO. 34.10 TG065

0339 100mm long black japanned hasp and staple (in replacement) NO. 5.20 TG077

0340 150mm long black japanned hasp and staple (in replacement) NO. 5.60 TG078

0341 75mm long brass hasp and staple (in replacement) NO. 9.20 TG079

0342 150mm long brass hasp and staple (in replacement) NO. 17.60 TG080

0343 150mm Stout hasp and staple (in replacement) . NO. 22.20 TG131

0344 Mild steel strap hinge including pop-rivetting to doors (in replacement). NO. 5.10 TH041

0345 Aluminium strap hinge including pop-rivetting to doors (in replacement). NO. 5.60 TH042

Door viewer with matching screws

Push plate

Door chains with slot catch with matching screws

Coat hooks with matching screws

Roller to roof access doors; with matching screws

Plate locking eyes with matching screws

Keys

Locksets

Lockset to existing acrylic panel with aluminium framing Bi-Fold Door (In replacement).

Lockset to existing UPVC Flush Door only complete with all necessary accessories (In

replacement).

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S/N DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE($) Code0346 Aluminium die cast single panic bolt with extruded aluminium guides in

silver colour finish Accord 376 or other approved equivalent for singledoor complete with cylinder panic lock (in replacement).

NO. 247.10 TG055

0347 Antique brass finish wide angle door viewer (in replacement). NO. 14.00 TG086

0348 Stainless steel push plate to door; 300 x 100 x 1.2mm thick (inreplacement)

NO. 13.50 TG130

0349 300mm long chain/ring to metal box, door etc. for padlock (inreplacement) .

NO. 5.70 TG096

0350 Black Japanned door chain and slot catch (in replacement). NO. 5.00 TG097

0351 150mm Black Japanned Hat and Coat Hook (in replacement). NO. 3.70 TG095

0352 Brass Roller to roof access door (in replacement). NO. 15.20 TG099

0353 4mm thick stainless steel plate locking eyes for single leaf door (inreplacement)

SET 12.00 TG126

0354 4mm thick stainless steel plate locking eyes for double leaf door (inreplacement).

SET 14.00 TG127

0355 Supply and form one key to lock with missing keys including taking outlock, if necessary and refix same.

NO. 18.60 TG103

0356 Supply only duplicate keys to match existing. NO. 5.30 TG104

0357 Cam lock for letter box or other uses including welding where necessary(in replacement).

NO. 6.90 TG026

0358 Supply only approved 3-dial number combination lock. NO. 15.00 TG028

0359 Lockset to aluminium sliding door (in replacement) . NO. 56.70 TG031

0360 Aluminium sliding door latch (in replacement). NO. 29.40 TZ011

0361 Lock to bathroom Slide & Hide door or other equivalent (in replacement). SET 51.00 OT1661

0362 Lockset to existing acrylic panel with aluminium framing Bi-Fold Door (Inreplacement).

NO. 43.40 TZ014

0363 Lockset to existing UPVC Flush Door only complete with all necessaryaccessories (In replacement).

NO. 20.90 TF081

Lockset to existing Cellular Foam PVC Bi-Fold Door only complete with all necessary accessories

(In replacement).

Lockset for clear tempered glass door including making good all affected (In replacement).

SUNDRIES

Purpose made 16mm diameter mild steel locking bar welded to flat handle with slot including all

necessary hooks and shoots.

Sundry labour

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0364 Lockset to existing Cellular Foam PVC Bi-Fold Door only complete withall necessary accessories (In replacement).

NO. 50.80 TF082

0365 Lockset for clear tempered glass door including making good all affected(In replacement).

NO. 102.00 TJ017

0366 Opening door/gate, pad locks, etc to gain access into premises wherekeys have been lost.

NO. 8.00 TG105

0367 250mm long welded to 38 x 100 x 5mm thick flat handle. NO. 7.70 TG073

0368 300mm long welded to 38 x 100 x 5mm thick flat handle. NO. 8.20 TG074

0369 Aluminium finish flap handle lockset to existing metal gate (inreplacement).

NO. 68.10 TZ008

0370 17mm height x 14mm width neoprene rubber gasket glue to mild steelapartment shelter door (in replacement).

M 16.00 TZ119

0371 6.50mm diameter 'O' Ring of approved neoprene or EDPM rubber to betack glued onto the 175mm diameter recessed space of the ventilationsleeve & plate unit of the household shelter (in replacement) .

NO. 32.00 TZ319

0372 "Hilti" or other approved studs including the use of powder actuated gun. NO. 2.50 TG101

0373 Pop Rivets to aluminium louvre blade or other aluminium fittings. NO. 0.70 TG102

0374 Taking out serviceable hinges, locks, bolts etc and refix to newdoors/windows etc.

NO. 2.50 TG106

0375 Taking out locks, repair, oil and ease lock and refix to position NO. 6.60 TG107

0376 Taking out lock from tempered glass door, repair, oil and ease lock andrefix the same.

NO. 15.80 TJ019

0377 Refixing damaged/ loose hinges/ barrel bolts including pop-rivetting NO. 1.70 TSN171

0378 Re-fixing damaged/loose padbolts or hinge to refuse chute door includingpop-rivetting and provision of additional aluminium plate backing, ifnecessary.

NO. 3.70 TH080

0379 Service rendered by Licensed Locksmith to unlock / pick / break locks,subject to maximium one (1) hour at site (inclusive of tools & transport).

JOB 57.50 TG132

0380 Extra over TG132 to wait to unlock/pick/break locks as instructed by S.ORepresentative beyond 1 hour.

H 12.50 TG133

0381 Extra over TG132 to standby to unlock/pick/break locks, however job hasbeen called off by S.O Representative.

H 12.50 TG134

0382 Inspection of windows, drilling holes in existing friction stays with cleaning& lubricating and supply & fix (in replacement) stainless steel rivetsincluding taking down and re-fixing window panel if necessary & makinggood works disturbed.

NO. 0.70 TZ160

Casement studs / fasteners to timber or metal windows in timber or metal frame with matching

screws

Casement friction stays to timber or steel windows in timber or steel frames with matching screws

Casement studs / fasteners to timber or metal windows in timber or metal frame with matching

screws

Window lockset

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S/N DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE($) Code0383 Adjusting and servicing of door closer. NO. 17.20 TZ184

0384 Repair and servicing to household shelter including necessaryreplacement of rubber seal to door, oiling to lockset, cleaning of stain andreplacement of information stickers, etc.

NO. 85.00 TZ185

0385 Repair and servicing of defective household shelter door lock includingtransportation. * ( Repair and servicing works include : Dismantling ofdoor lock & handle, Adjust and apply grease to springs, Apply grease tostainless steel locking bolts, and refix lock & handle)

NO. 70.00 TZ124

0386 75mm aluminium butt hinge for aluminium hopper including pop-rivettingto cover and hopper and all necessary insulating felt (in replacement).

NO. 8.90 TH071

0387 100mm aluminium butt hinge to refuse chute door including pop-rivetting(in replacement).

NO. 7.10 TH077

0388 75mm stainless steel hinge to aluminium bin chute hopper including pop-rivetting to cover and hopper including all necessary insulating felt (inreplacement).

NO. 10.20 TH045

0389 100mm steel butt hinges one side pop-rivetted to door and other sidefixed to timber frame including insulating felt (in replacement) .

NO. 9.30 TH046

0390 130mm heavy duty galvanised butt hinges to refuse chute door includingall necessary insulating felt and additional aluminium plate backing, ifnecessary (in replacement).

NO. 12.00 TH078

0391 Mild steel hook for bathroom door hinge, including making good all workdisturbed (in replacement).

NO. 4.30 TH149

0392 250mm mild steel padbolt to refuse chute door including pop-rivetting todoor and all necessary insulating felt (in replacement) .

NO. 11.50 TH076

0393 Handle fastener on windows (in replacement) NO. 6.80 TSN172

0394 Handle fastener on windows, complete with built-in lock and keys (inreplacement)

NO. 13.80 TSN173

0395 300mm Long Black Japanned Casement Stays (in replacement). NO. 6.80 TG089

0396 300mm Long Chromiun Plated Casement stays (in replacement). NO. 8.80 TG090

0397 Stainless steel friction stay to windows including rivets/screws asspecified (in replacement).

NO. 15.40 TH032

0398 Black Japanned casement studs (in replacement). NO. 3.10 TG091

0399 Black Japanned casement fastener (in replacement). NO. 3.10 TG092

0400 Chromium Plated Casement Fastener (in replacement). NO. 5.00 TG093

0401 Aluminium or zinc die cast crescent lock with one key to aluminiumgrille/sliding window (in replacement).

NO. 6.90 TG030

0402 Aluminium or zinc die cast crescent lock with double locking device toaluminium sliding window (in replacement).

NO. 8.00 TH034

0403 Stainless steel crescent lock with double locking device to aluminiumsliding window (in replacement).

NO. 10.80 TH035

Window stopper to sliding window track

Shoot bolts for casement windows/ grilles

Cupboard / drawer locks

Cupboard pull knob

Spring/ hydraulic hinges

STRUCTURAL STEELWORK

STRUCTURAL STEEL, BS EN 10025 S275 (BS 4360, GRADE 43A)

STRUCTURAL STEEL, BS EN 10025 S355 (BS 4360, GRADE 50)

SURFACE TREATMENTS

Chemical Adhesive Galvanised stud anchor including anchor rod, nut and washer. *(TH151 -

TH152)

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0404 Synthetic Resin Window Stopper Guide on end of sliding window top orbottom track (in replacement).

NO. 5.80 TG098

0405 100mm stainless steel shoot bolt for aluminium casement window/grille(in replacement) .

NO. 11.70 TG111

0406 150mm stainless steel shoot bolt for aluminium casement window/grille(in replacement).

NO. 16.30 TG112

0407 Brass cupboard or drawer locks of approved quality (in replacement). NO. 10.40 TG027

0408 20mm Diameter Brass Cupboard Dead Knob (in replacement) . NO. 8.10 TG094

0409 Nickel plated cabinet spring/hydraulic hinges (in replacement). NO. 5.10 TG123

0410 Rolled steel of any sections or sizes including cutting, welding; includingpainting one coat of inhibitive primer before delivery; in stanchions,beams, girders, roof trusses, purlins, cleats, brackets, etc.

KG 4.10 TSN174

0411 Mild steel tubular or rectangular or square or circular hollow sections ofany sections or sizes including cutting, welding; including painting onecoat of inhibitive primer before delivery; in stanchions, beams, girders,roof trusses, purlins, cleats, brackets, etc.

KG 4.40 TSN175

0412 Mild steel rods, plates, angles, channels, flats, etc. cut in lengthsincluding all labour, bending, welding, drilling; including painting one coatof inhibitive primer before delivery

KG 4.10 TSN176

0413 Rolled steel of any sections or sizes including cutting, welding; includingpainting one coat of inhibitive primer before delivery; in stanchions,beams, girders, roof trusses, purlins, cleats, brackets, etc.

KG 4.10 TSN177

0414 Mild steel tubular or rectangular or square or circular hollow sections ofany sections or sizes including cutting, welding; including painting onecoat of inhibitive primer before delivery; in stanchions, beams, girders,roof trusses, purlins, cleats, brackets, etc.

KG 4.40 TSN178

0415 Mild steel rods, plates, angles, channels, flats, etc. cut in lengthsincluding all labour, bending, welding, drilling; including painting one coatof inhibitive primer before delivery

KG 4.10 TSN179

0416 Hot dipped galvanising complying with SS117 to steel members KG 0.60 TH106

0417 8mm anchor diameter x 110mm long with chemical capsules (RamsetM8110/CHEM8 or other approved equivalent).

NO. 5.50 TH151

Chemical Capsule all to manufacturer's instruction. *(TH162 - TH164)

Welding to loose/corroded or new metal work including the provision of welding rods, plant etc.

filing smooth, repainting to match existing and the cutting and removal of corroded parts, if any.

(TH127 TH128)

Welding to loose/corroded or new stainless steel work including the provision of stainless steel

welding rods, plants etc, filling smooth, polishing and the cutting and removal of corroded parts if

any. *(TH210 - TH211)

METALWORKS

Natural anodised extruded aluminium framed fixed panel window complete with glazing, and all

necessary fixing and jointing materials and accessories as specified. (in replacement) (measured

on opening size) *(TH015 - TH016)

Natural anodised extruded aluminium framed casement window and glazing complete with the

safety features (patent application no. 9905170-8) and all relevant components as specified (Top-

hung measured separately). (In replacement) *(TH001A - TH002A)

Natural anodised extruded aluminium framed top-hung window and glazing complete with the

safety features (patent application no. 9905170-8) and all relevant components as specified. (In

replacement) *(TH003A, TH003B & TH003C)

Natural anodised extruded aluminium framed adjustable louvred window complete with glass

louvres, and necessary fixing and jointing materials and accessories. (measured on opening size)

(In replacement) *(TH005 - TH006)

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S/N DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE($) Code0418 10mm anchor diameter x 130mm long with chemical capsules (Ramset

M10130/CHEM10 or other approved equivalent).NO. 6.70 TH152

0419 Hilti HVU M8 or other approved equivalent NO. 8.60 TH162



0422 Continuous Fillet Welding M 19.80 TH127

0423 Spot Welding NO. 2.30 TH128

0424 Continuous fillet welding. M 20.10 TH210

0425 Spot welding NO. 2.30 TH211

0426 With 5mm thick clear float glass. M2 162.60 TH015

0427 With 5mm thick green grey/grey tinted float glass. M2 173.60 TH016

0428 With 5mm thick clear float glass. M2 277.40 TH001A

0429 With 5mm thick green grey/grey tinted float glass. M2 288.40 TH002A


0431 With 5mm thick green grey/grey tinted float glass. M2 288.40 TH003B

0432 With 8.38mm thick laminated safety glass. M2 332.00 TH003C

0433 With 6mm thick obscure wired rough cast glass louvres. M2 356.80 TH005

0434 With 6mm thick tinted sheet/float glass louvres. M2 264.80 TH006

Natural anodised extruded aluminium framed 2-track sliding window and glazing complete with

all relevant components as specified (Top-hung measured separately). (In replacement) *(TH007 -

TH008)

Natural anodised extruded aluminium framed 3-track sliding window and glazing complete with

all relevant components as specified (Top-hung measured separately). (In replacement) *(TH009 -

TH010)

Bronze anodised extruded aluminium framed casement window and glazing complete with the

safety features (patent application no. 9905170-8) and all relevant components as specified (Top-

hung measured separately) (In replacement). *(TH224A - TH224B)

Bronze anodised extruded aluminium framed top-hung window and glazing complete with the

safety features (patent application no. 9905170-8) and all relevant components as specified. (In

replacement) *(TH225A, TH225B & TH225C)

Bronze anodised extruded aluminium framed 2-track sliding window and glazing complete with

all relevant components as specified (Top-hung measured separately). (In replacement) *(TH228A -

TH228B)

Bronze anodised extruded aluminium framed 3-track sliding window and glazing complete with

all relevant components as specified (In replacement) (Top-hung measured separately). *(TH229A -

TH229B)

Bronze anodised extruded aluminium framed adjustable louvred windows complete with

polypropylene glass holders/blade clips, and all necessary fixing and jointing materials and

accessories as specified. (measured on opening size) (In replacement) :- *(TH226 - TH227)

Galvanised Steel Adjustable Louvre Window Frame with rattle-proof spring clips and all

necessary bolts fixed to timber, concrete, block/brick wall to receive 150mm wide louvres. (louvres

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0443 With 8.38mm thick laminated safety glass. M2 346.10 TH225C





0448 With 6mm thick obscured wired rough cast glass louvres. M2 367.20 TH226

0449 With 6mm thick tinted float glass louvres. M2 275.20 TH227

measured separately) (in replacement) *(TH199 - TH202)

Burglar-proof bars fixed to and including holders of aluminium louvred frames

Natural anodised extruded aluminium sliding window Frame Only complete with all relevant

components as specified including making good affected area to match existing. (in replacement)

*(TH013 - TH014)

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0450 Set of frame for single - control (standard) M 27.50 TH199

0451 Set of frame for single - control (burglar-proof) M 30.40 TH200

0452 Set of frame for dual - control (standard) M 33.00 TH201

0453 Set of frame for dual - control (burglar-proof) M 34.60 TH202

0454 Extra over galvanised steel adjustable louvre window frame for formingmullion for frames of any height including spacers, bolts, nuts andscrews.

NO. 7.90 TH203

0455 2.3mm thick extruded natural anodised aluminium louvres not exceeding600mm long (in replacement).

M2 96.70 TH037

0456 1.588mm thick BG extruded natural anodised aluminium louvre blades,size 600 x 150mm wide to louvred windows (in replacement).

NO. 11.10 TH036

0457 50mm wide x 6mm thick Polycarbonate louvre blade (in replacement). M 25.80 TH245

0458 Bronze anodised aluminium "U" channel cleat for glass louvres fixed ontoglass holder of louvre window frames.

M 6.30 TH250

0459 Sliding rollers for sliding panel aluminium window (including removal andreinstallation of window panel if necessary) (in replacement).

NO. 7.10 TH031

0460 Aluminium Sliding Track for aluminium sliding door/window includingmaking good mortar infill and surrounding plastered surface (inreplacement) .

M 41.80 TZ191

0461 Natural anodised aluminium Casement Window Grilles with 1.2mm thickhollow section as intermediates in square pattern, complete with allnecessary fixing accessories including making good to match existing.

M2 125.00 TH255

0462 Bronze anodised aluminium casement window grilles with 1.2mm thickhollow section as intermediates in square pattern, complete with allnecessary fixing accessories including making good to match existing.

M2 130.00 TH254

0463 Bronze anodised aluminium Fixed Window Grilles complete with allnecessary fixings and accessories including touching up and makinggood affected area to match existing.

M2 100.00 TH246

0464 Bronze anodised aluminium Sliding Window Grilles complete with allnecessary fixings and accessories including touching up and makinggood affected area to match existing.

M2 103.00 TH244

0465 10mm square mild steel bars M 2.70 TH204

0466 Supply and fix solid aluminium 10mm diameter Burglar-proof bar fixed toand including holders finishes to match aluminium louvred frames.

M 18.00 OT1697

0467 With 2 tracks. M 38.30 TH013

0468 With 3 tracks. M 38.60 TH014

Bronze anodised extruded aluminium sliding window Frame Only complete with all relevant

components as specified including making good affected area to match existing. (in replacement)

*(TH232 - TH233)

Natural anodised extruded aluminium framed swing door complete with glazing, ironmongery and

all necessary fixing and jointing materials and accessories. (measured on opening size) :-

Natural anodised extruded aluminium framed swing door with fixed top panel complete with

glazing, ironmongery and all necessary fixing and jointing materials and accessories. (measured

on opening size) :- *(TH024 - TH025)

Natural anodised extruded aluminium framed sliding door complete with glazing, ironmongery

and all necessary fixing and jointing materials and accessories. (measured on opening size) :-

*(TH018 - TH019)

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0469 Natural anodised extruded aluminium adjustable louvre window frameONLY complete with polypropylene glass holders/blade clips and allrelevant components as specified with dual control and to receive 150mmwide louvres including removing existing louvres, putting aside andrefixing onto new frame (In replacement).

M 42.70 TH253

0470 With 2 tracks. M 40.40 TH232

0471 With 3 tracks. M 40.70 TH233

0472 Bronze anodised extruded aluminium adjustable louvre window frameONLY complete with polypropylene glass holders/blade clips and allrelevant components with dual control and to receive 150mm widelouvres including labour for removing existing louvres, put aside and refixonto new frame (in replacement).

M 45.00 TH249







0479 Natural anodised aluminium fixed full louvred door complete with 2.3mmthick extruded aluminium louvred blades including ironmongery and allnecessary fixing accessories (Door frame to be measured separately) (Inreplacement)

M2 373.20 TH026

0480 Natural anodised aluminium flush door and frame comprising aluminiumpanel door with 2mm thick panel on both sides with rockwool infill; frametogether with ironmongery and fixing accessories (in replacement)

M2 540.50 TH251

0481 Natural anodised aluminium framed door with panel in tinted plastic sheetto opening beneath PC cooking slab complete with all necessary fixingand jointing materials and accessories including making good to matchexisting (in replacement).

M2 156.00 TH257

0482 Bronze anodised aluminium framed door with panel in tinted plastic sheetto opening beneath PC cooking slab complete with all necessary fixingand jointing materials and accessories including making good to matchexisting (In replacement).

M2 180.00 TH256

Mild Steel Door Frame fixed into door openings in accordance with Board's Standard Drawings

including one coat of approved primer and all necessary fittings and hinges as specified. (in

replacement) *(TH173, TH184, TH195)

Laminated UPVC sliding doors complete with laminated UPVC door frame and pelmet, top and

bottom guide rails, handles, hinges, etc. to specialist details

Laminated UPVC Door

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0483 1.012mm thick standard approved aluminium toilet or bathroom doors allin accordance to standard drawings including hook and band hinges andbrass shoot bolts or cabin hook and eye (in replacement).

NO. 137.60 TH039

0484 90 x 45 x 1.6mm thick jamb M 14.50 TH173



0487 Cellular foam uPVC bi-fold door to opening not exceeding 900mm x2100mm height complete with matching uPVC door frame and allnecessary ironmongery and accessories (in replacement)

NO. 272.60 TF075

0488 Cellular Foam uPVC bi-fold Door to opening not exceeding 900 x2100mm height complete with all necessary ironmongery andaccessories (without PVC door frame) (in replacement)

NO. 166.30 TF077

0489 12mm thick non-heavy duty cellular foam PVC partition door with multi-fold system suspended on a top sliding track at soffit of beam or slabincluding all necessary ironmongery and fixing accessories (inreplacement)

M2 77.00 TZ364

0490 UPVC Multi-Fold Door to opening not exceeding 900 x 2100mm heightcomplete with matching PVC door frame and all necessary ironmongeryand accessories (in replacement)

NO. 257.70 TZ333b

0491 Laminated uPVC folding toilet door complete with laminated door frame,integrated concealed central folding mechanism, hinges, brass doorhandles, door catch and recessed lockset as specified to opening size ofapproximate range 850-1000 x 2000-2200mm

NO. 474.10 OT1651

0492 Aluminium bi-fold door to opening not exceeding 910mm x 910mm heightcomplete with matching door frame and all necessary ironmongery andaccessories (in replacement)

NO. 293.20 TSN180

0493 PD door / Slide and Swing door to opening not exceeding 910mm x910mm height complete with matching door frame and all necessaryironmongery and accessories (in replacement)

NO. 410.70 TSN181

0494 Slide & Hide or other equivalent to bathroom door complete with hinges,handles, door catch and lockset as specified to opening size ofapproximate range 850-1000 x 2000-2200mm (in replacement)

SET 1043.50 OT1660

0495 Single-leaf UPVC flush door to opening not exceeding 900 x 2100mmheight including brass hook and eye/ lockset and all necessary fixtures (inreplacement)

NO. 536.10 TF080

0496 Taking down existing and replace with new Cellular Foam UPVC DoorFrame including all necessary accessories. (in replacement)

NO. 170.80 TZ132

0497 Single panel sliding door - 850mm x 2190mm NO. 828.00 TSN182

0498 2-panel sliding door - 1750mm x 2190mm NO. 938.40 TSN183

0499 3-panel sliding door - 2750mm x 2190mm NO. 1361.60 TSN184

Natural anodised extruded aluminium framed fixed louvred vent complete with extruded

aluminium/ glass louvred blades, including channel cleats, and all necessary fixing and jointing

materials and accessories (in replacement)

Natural anodised extruded aluminium framed adjustable louvred vent complete with glass

louvred blades, including channel cleats, and all necessary fixing and jointing materials and

accessories (in replacement)

Bronze anodised extruded aluminium framed fixed louvred vent complete with extruded

aluminium/ glass louvred blades, aluminium framing/mullion, and all necessary fixing accessories

(in replacement)

Bronze anodised extruded aluminium framed adjustable louvred vent complete with glass louvred

blades, aluminium framing/mullion, and all necessary fixing accessories (in replacement)

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0500 Supply and install laminated UPVC folding toilet door, integratedconcealed central folding mechanism, hinges, brass/stainless steel doorhandles, door catch and recessed lockset as specified to opening size of850-1000mm x 2000-2200mm (door frame measured separately).

NO. 280.00 TSN359

0501 Supply and install laminated UPVC folding toilet door complete with doorframe, integrated concealed central folding mechanism, hinges,brass/stainless steel door handles, door catch and recessed lockset asspecified to opening size of 850-1000mm x 2000-2200mm.

NO. 482.40 TSN360

0502 Supply and install laminated UPVC swing door complete with laminateddoor frame, hinges, brass/stainless steel finish door handles, door catchand recessed lockset as specified to opening size of 850-1000mm x 2000-2200mm.

NO. 463.30 TSN361

0503 Supply and install laminated UPVC swing door complete with hinges,brass/stainless steel finish door handles, door catch and recessed locksetas specified to opening size of 850-1000mm x 2000-2200mm (door framemeasured separately)..

NO. 261.30 TSN362

0504 4mm thick acrylic panels to existing Slide and Swing System Door withPd profile panels including make good to match existing. (in replacement)

PNL 80.50 TZ327

0505 Replace any of the nylon parts e.g. Control Box, Safety Flush Lockset orBottom Hook Guide to existing Slide and Swing System Door with PDprofile panels including all necessary accessories (In replacement)

SET 42.50 TZ325

0506 Replace existing top track rollers with new to existing Slide and SwingSystem Door with PD profile panels with all necessary accessories,including taking down existing door if necessary. (In replacement)

NO. 34.90 TZ326

0507 Labour and transportation to bring back the existing Slide and SwingSystem Door with Pd profile panels to factory due to majordefects/damages for repairing, re-assembly and re-installing the door onsite.

JOB 91.60 TZ328

0508 Repair Slide & Hide or other equivalent to bathroom door includingreplacement of rail and rollers

SET 65.40 OT1659

0509 With 2.3mm thick natural anodised extruded aluminium louvred blades M2 263.60 TH011

0510 With 6mm thick obscured wired rough cast glass louvred blade M2 259.90 TH012A

0511 With 6mm thick obscure wired rough cast glass louvred blades M2 376.80 TH012B

0512 With 2.3mm thick bronze anodised extruded aluminium louvred blades M2 314.40 TH230

0513 With 6mm thick obscure wired rough cast glass louvred blades M2 275.50 TH231A

Powder-coated extruded aluminium framed of the following windows with glazing, ironmongery

and all necessary fixing and jointing materials and accessories as specified. (measurement based

on size of opening).

Mild steel entrance gate to metal gate frame or metal door frame (frame measured separately)

including one primer coat (primer or zinc chromate primer) aluminium finish handle and lockset

and hinges, house number plate, painting etc. all in accordance with HDB's approved drawing (in

replacement)

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0514 With 6mm thick obscure wired rough cast glass louvred blades M2 404.00 TH231B

0515 Wrought Iron Steel Gate fixed to metal door frame of entrance door ofopening size 1200 x 2190mm height complete with approvedironmongery, wrought iron house number plate and painting as specified.(in replacement)

NO. 497.80 TZ212

0516 Sliding windows for any track complete with 5mm thick green grey/greytinted float glass.

M2 368.00 OT1693

0517 Casement windows for top and side hung complete with 5mm thick greengrey/grey tinted float glass.

M2 440.00 OT1694

0518 Adjustable louvred vents complete with aluminium "U" clips/holders, 6mmthick obscure wired rough cast glass louvres.

M2 480.00 OT1695

0519 2 leaves plain type mild steel entrance gate; opening size of 1000mm x2190mm

NO. 560.20 TH263

0520 2 leaves pattern type mild steel entrance gate; opening size of 1000mm x2190mm

NO. 588.00 TH264

0521 3 leaves plain type mild steel entrance gate; opening size of 1200mm x2190mm

NO. 663.00 TH265

0522 3 leaves pattern type mild steel entrance gate; opening size of 1200mm x2190mm

NO. 695.80 TH266

0523 1.6mm thick aluminium plate to metal gate including rivetting and takingout lockset and refixing if necessary (New lockset measured separately)(in replacement).

M2 52.20 TH038

0524 Household Shelter (HS) door complete with door frame, hinges, lockset,rubber gasket, notice sticker, and any necessary accessories etc; in onecoat of CED primer paint; size 900mmW x 2100mmH

NO. 508.50 TSN185

0525 Stainless steel ventilator complete with fragmentation plate, fixed withrubber gasket, screws etc. to ventilation sleeve (measured separately);diameter 290mm

NO. 254.30 TSN186

0526 Standard metal collapsible gates of approved manufacture including allnecessary fixing lugs, guide rails, rollers, gate locks, priming and paintingwith two coats of aluminium paint.

M2 173.70 TH168

0527 Manually operated 1.2mm thick natural anodised aluminium roller shutterincluding necessary fixtures and accessories as specified (inreplacement).

M2 135.70 TH028

0528 50mm thick half-hour Fire Rated Partitions both sides covered withapproved 12mm thick gypsum boards constructed with ' U ' channelframe including all accessories & necessary works.

M2 50.60 TF074

0529 50mm thick one-hour Fire Rated Partitions both sides covered withapproved 15mm thick gypsum boards constructed with ' U ' channelframe including all accessories & necessary works.

M2 50.60 TF058

Galvanised steel Class 'A' pipes of the following diameter fixed as railings in two horizontal rows

and vertical supports not exceeding 1.50m apart etc bent to shape including all necessary welding

and filing smooth all welded joints hacking and making good surfaces and paint with 3 coats

enamel paint

Stainless steel (Grade 304) railing including all necessary cutting, welding, polishing, bending to

shape and fixing on site. *(TZ165 - TZ174)

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0530 102mm thick one-hour fire rated Lafarge Tough Wall System (1 layer of19mm ToughCheck Plasterboard fix on both sides of Rondo 64mm SteelStud framing system @ 600mm c/c and infill with Lafarge dB CheckInsulation) or equivalent dry wall partition including all necessaryaccessories.

M2 59.80 TZ332

0531 One hour fire-rated internal drywall partition system comprising of track,stud, drywall panel, insultation material, joint application and allnecessary accessories in accordance with the manufacturer's details andinstructions.

M2 50.60 OT1639

0532 15mm thick gypsum board to existing Fire Rated Partitions includingdismantling of existing false ceiling and re-fixing in position, if applicable;and removing debris and making good work disturbed (in replacement)

M2 18.80 TF059

0533 Flush type natural anodised aluminium refuse chute hopper completewith a self-locking device as specified including removal of existinghopper and make good all works disturbed (in replacement).

SET 245.20 TZ339

0534 Protruding type natural anodised aluminium refuse chute hoppercomplete with a self-closing lid and locking device as specified includingremoval of existing hopper and make good all works disturbed (inreplacement).

SET 184.90 TH068

0535 Natural anodised aluminium refuse chute hopper's cover (movable body)to existing aluminium hopper including stainless steel hinges and makegood all disturbed work (in replacement).

NO. 86.00 TH069

0536 1.012mm thick aluminium bin chute door not exceeding 3 metre squarewith approved aluminium butt hinges purpose-made steel padbolt andaluminium door frame including bedding frame to wall in cement mortarand rubber lining (In replacement).

SET 402.50 TH074

0537 Rubber lining to refuse chute doors / frames (in replacement). M 4.10 TH079

0538 Aluminium alloy locking device to refuse chute hopper (in replacement). SET 32.00 TH073

0539 Taking out existing corroded/damaged chute cover size not exceeding450 x 325mm and replace with new purpose -made approved aluminiumself-sealing cover to match existing including adaptor frame screwed onto existing chute connection.

NO. 185.00 TH070

0540 Galvanised Steel Grille Panel over parapet at staircase & access balconycomprising of 50 x 50 x 1.6mm thick hollow section frame filled in with 18x 9mm thick flats spaced at not more than 100mm centres welded on toframe and the panel fixed to wall with 38 x 9mm fishtail holdfast.(approximately 24.15kg/m2)

M2 169.30 TZ156

0541 50mm diameter. M 71.10 TH110

0542 19.1mm diameter x 1.0mm thick. M 34.70 TZ165






*Stainless steel square tube (Grade 304) for railing purposes including all necessary cutting,

welding, polishing, bending to shape and fixing on site. (measurement based on length of stainless

steel pipes)

Aluminium Sheeting as cover, lining and flashing to roof trap doors, including bending into

required shape, aluminium and washers and taking out and removing existing sheeting from site.

(in replacement) *(TH086 - TH087)

5mm thick natural anodised aluminium internal ceiling mounted clothes rack complete with

necessary accessories and bolts or other approved as specified of the following size (in

replacement) :- *(TH081 - TH082)

Natural anodised aluminium internal ceiling mounted retractable clothes drying rack comprising

aluminium poles, gear device, links, belt, etc., complete with mounting brackets, bolts, and

necessary accessories

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0551 19.1mm x 19.1mm x 1.2mm thick M 52.90 TSN187






0557 Stainless Steel flats, angles, plates, channels, bolts etc of any sizeincluding cutting, welding, polishing and fixing on site complete with otherfixing accessories.

KG 27.80 TH209

0558 38mm diameter Stainless Steel Grab Bar including approved fittings andwall mounting hardware as specified.

M 156.00 TZ378

0559 Textured circular vinyl cover grab bars including approved fittings andwall mounting hardware as specified; 38~40mm diameter

M 69.00 TSN193

0560 2mm thick M2 50.30 TH086

0561 3mm thick. M2 64.30 TH087

0562 0.996mm purpose-made aluminium flashing not exceeding 300mm girthto top of windows fixed with nails at 150mm centres to timber framesincluding washers and sealing up joint with approved sealing compound.

M 20.50 TH088

0563 0.996mm purpose-made aluminium flashing not exceeding 300mm girthfixed to wall with masonry or ramset nails at 150mm centres includingcutting groove in wall to receive edge of flashing, patching up with cementmortar and painting to match existing.

M 25.90 TH089

0564 590 x 110mm. NO. 37.00 TH081

0565 760 x 110mm. NO. 48.50 TH082

Stainless steel wall mounted fixed external clothes drying rack comprising stainless steel pipes/

poles including brackets, links, fasteneres and all necessary components fixed to structure as

specified,

230mm diameter deviation bollard 1000mm high from ground level, complete with 3mm thick fibre

glass with diamond grade yellow reflective sheeting with black arrows onto the bollard

SUNDRIES

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0566 2000mm x 560mm SET 350.50 TSN194

0567 1800mm x 430mm SET 380.00 TSN195

0568 External rectractable clothes drying rack including all necessaryaccessories (in replacement)

SET 890.00 OT1649

0569 Complete set of Clothes Drying Racks at recess area comprising 2 nosaluminium racks and stainless steel railings of approximate size 2800 x1250mm height as specified.

SET 948.80 TZ376

0570 38mm diameter galvanised iron tubing as clothes drying racks, 460mmlong one end splayed and the other end let into concrete or brickwallincluding necessary hacking, reinstatement, painting and removing debrisoff the site (in replacement).

NO. 21.40 TH142

0571 Re-fixing fallen internal clothes drying rack to ceiling with and includingHilti M6 or other approved and touching up to match existing.

NO. 25.80 TH146

0572 Re-fixing loose or fallen 38mm diameter clothes drying racks including allextra hacking and making good if necessary.

NO. 25.60 TH143

0573 Repairing and servicing of ceiling mounted clothes drying rack includingreplacement of defective parts, greasing to joints, cleaning of stain etcand re-fixing same to ceiling in a dwelling unit.

SET 46.50 TH145

0574 Repairing and servicing of clothes drying racks and/or pipe sockets in adwelling unit.

UT 31.30 TZ189

0575 Temporary removing and re-fixing aluminium clothes drying rack tofacilitate repair works

SET 21.40 TSN196

0576 Temporary removing and re-fixing mild steel clothes drying rack tofacilitate repair works

SET 36.10 TSN197

0577 Temporary removing and re-fixing internal retractable clothes drying rackto facilitate repair works

SET 36.10 TSN198

0578 90mm diameter hollow section hot dipped galvanised mild steeldetachable pipe bollard 900mm high from ground level includingembedding 300mm in concrete foundation and securing to fish tailattached to the footing with a padlock, painting with one coat inhibitiveprimer and two finishing coats of aluminium / enamel paint

NO. 125.00 TM045a

0579 100mm diameter mild steel detachable pipe bollard 900mm high fromground level embedded in 300mm concrete foundation , painting with oneinhabitive primer and two finishing coats of aluminium / enamel paint

NO. 66.80 TM045b

0580 Fixed on concrete floor including steel connections NO. 284.20 TM104

0581 Fixed on turfed area including steel connections NO. 284.20 TM105

0582 4.5mm thick mild steel chequered plate including all necessary weldingand cutting to size.

M2 102.90 TM047

TAKING DOWN EXISTING WINDOWS, DOORS, ETC.

Window Installer to inspect all sliding, louvre, top and side hung casement windows of the

following flat types for compliance with the specified minimum safety requirements including

transportation cost and submission of Inspection Report Form W1 & Retrofitting Form B1 to the

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S/N DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE($) Code0583 Air-conditioned panel to opening size 800 x 610mm height comprising

bronze extruded anodised aluminium frame and cill with 7mm thick glassfibre reinforced concrete (GRC) and 9mm thick plywood panels includingall necessary timber beadings, bracings and weather strips all asspecified (Painting measured separately) (in replacement) .

NO. 127.90 TZ320

0584 Corner bracket for natural anodised / bronze anodised / powder coatedaluminium window grille including taking down windows grille and re-fixing in position and making goods works disturbed (in replacement).

NO. 10.20 TZ330

0585 1mm thick zinc sheeting as lining to doors, windows, etc. includinghardwood plugs, galvanised drive screws and lead washers and takingout and removing existing sheetings off the site.

M2 31.80 TH138

0586 300mm Black Japanned gallow brackets NO. 7.30 TH122

0587 Fixing loose gallow brackets including additional rawl or wood plugs NO. 2.70 TH123

0588 Welding back metal gate padlock eye. NO. 5.20 TH215

0589 Replace existing door links for tempered glass door including taking outexisting, installing and refixing existing tempered glass door and makinggood all affected.

PAA 177.20 TJ018

0590 Galvanised steel or wrought iron swing or bollard Chain including hooks,rings, staples etc (in replacement).

KG 6.90 TH107

0591 Repairing existing adjustable louvre window including the use of allnecessary additional spare parts, easing of windows, refixing same towall or timber frame (fixing of louvre blades measured separately).

SET 8.60 TH133

0592 Taking down and set aside for re-use or clearing away existing aluminiumsliding / folding door

M2 5.00 TH243

0593 Adjusting, easing, oiling and making good to existing sliding / folding doorassembly of any type, including replacement of missing or damagedcomponents, if required, and taking down and re-hanging door asnecessary

M2 31.30 TH170

0594 Taking down and clearing away existing metal grilles of any type M2 4.70 TH213

0595 Taking down and set aside for re-use existing metal grilles M2 6.20 TSN199

0596 Taking from stack and fixing metal grilles M2 15.60 TSN200

0597 Taking down and clearing away metal louvres of any size from doors,windows, vents, louvred frame, and the like

SET 11.70 TH132

0598 Fixing only metal louvres of any size to wood or metal frame NO. 2.30 TH134

0599 Taking down and clearing away existing gate to flat entrance NO. 46.90 TH247

0600 Taking down and clearing away existing collapsible gate M2 24.80 TH248

0601 Taking out existing roller shutter, easing and adjusting in repairs andrefixing the same including greasing and replacement of defectivesprings, aluminium/mild steel strips and other accessories (locksetmeasured separately).

M2 26.00 TH029

0602 Taking down and clearing away existing metal railing of any type M 7.80 TSN201

0603 Removing metal plate (any size and thickness) from walls and return toBoard's Estate on instruction of Board's supervisor including making goodworks disturbed.

NO. 21.00 TH060

respective Branches. *(TH267 - TH273)

WALL AND CEILING FINISHES

Skim coat plastering of approved skimming materials on concrete or blockwalls, columns, to

ceilings, etc.

Prepacked mortar plastering; steel trowelled smooth finish on concrete or brick walls, columns,

ceilings, beams, windows, sills, etc., applied from within the building

Prepacked mortar plastering; steel trowelled smooth finish on concrete or brick walls, columns,

ceilings, beams, windows, sills, etc., applied from external face of the building

Prepacked mortar rendering with wood floated finish on concrete or brick walls, columns, etc. to

receive wall tiling

Ceramic wall tiles in any sizes, thickness, colours, patterns and textures; bedding in prepacked

mortar grouting and pointing with white or tinted cement on rendered backing (measured

separately)

Decorative mosaic tiles in sheet in any colour, sizes, thickness and surface finish; bedding in

prepacked mortar; grouting and pointing with white or tinted cement on rendered backing

(measured separately)

SUNDRY LABOUR ON PLASTERING AND TILING

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0604 1-Room Flat or Studio Apartment Type 1. FLT 59.80 TH267

0605 2-Room Flat or Studio Apartment Type 2. FLT 62.60 TH268

0606 3-Room Flat. FLT 65.40 TH269

0607 4-Room Flat. FLT 76.80 TH270

0608 5-Room Flat. FLT 82.40 TH271

0609 Executive Flat. FLT 88.10 TH272

0610 Jumbo Flat. FLT 99.40 TH273

0611 6mm thick; applied from within the building M2 5.70 TI028

0612 6mm thick; applied from external face of building M2 6.90 TI029

0613 18mm thick in two coats M2 14.80 TI038

0614 ADD to (or deduct from) item TI038 for each 3mm thickness over (orunder) 18mm.

M2 0.60 TI039


0616 ADD to (or deduct from) item TI040 for each 3mm thickness over (orunder) 18mm.

M2 0.70 TI041

0617 Extra over item TI040 for waterproof compound M2 1.30 TSN202


0619 Tiling on walls M2 55.30 TSN203

0620 Tiling on walls M2 92.70 TSN204

0621 Hacking out and clearing away existing internal and external plastering ofany mix, thickness, or number of coats

M2 10.50 TSN205

SUSPENDED CEILINGS

Suspension system comprising galvanised steel tees capped with precoated aluminium or steel

strips arranged in grid; suspended by galvanised steel hanger wires complete with adjustable

clips, wall angles and riveting to all ends of grids along the boundary of ceiling

Metal suspended ceiling system in polyester stoved enamelled finish complete with modular

carriers, hangers, trims, adjustable clips and all necessary fixing accessories

SUNDRIES

SUNDRY LABOUR ON SUSPENDED CEILING SYSTEM

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0622 Hacking off existing wall finishes and preparing concrete surface toreceive new finishes

M2 13.10 TI018

0623 Raking out joints between tiles and re-pointing joints of existing wall tilingin white or coloured cement grouting including cleaning surface oncompletion.

M2 4.50 TI023

0624 Applying silicone sealant to crack joints not more than 5mm widebetween timber door/window/vent frames and block/brick wall etcincluding brushing clean on completion.

M 2.30 TI037

0625 Rectify / touch up defective plastered or skim coat surface for area notexceeding 1m2 including brushing clean and removing debris off the site.

JOB 18.70 TZ190

0626 Rectify / touch up defective plastered or skim coat surface for areaexceeding 1m2 including brushing clean and removing debris off the site.

M2 15.40 TSN206

0627 20mm diameter PVC external corner quadrant to wall, secured to wallswith masonry nails adhesion at 500mm centre to centre. Top and bottomof strip to be dressed and flush with tiles.

M 1.40 TI053

0628 Puilling out nails, hooks etc. from walls and ceilings and patch up holeincluding touching up painting to match existing.

NO. 1.10 TI021

0629 Patching up existing holes not exceeding 150mm square sectional area inwalls, ceilings etc. with cement mortar or putty and touching up paintingto match existing.

NO. 1.70 TI022

0630 Conducting tensile pull-out tests on wall tiles for average tensile pull-outstrength of five randomly selected pieces of tiles within a room includingthe provision of labour, instruments and tools to carry out the work asspecified.

TET 431.30 TZ308

0631 Galvanised mild steel suspension system suspended from 750/900mmfrom concrete soffit or steel purlins

M2 14.40 TSN207

0632 Aluminium suspension system suspended from 750/900mm fromconcrete soffit or steel purlins

M2 23.20 TSN208

0633 1200mm x 600mm x 16mm thick factory applied finished face patternpanels non-combustible mineral fibre ceiling with narrow reveal edges infully concealed grid suspension system

M2 31.60 TSN209

0634 600mm x 600mm x 0.70mm thick non-perforated clip-on aluminium tileswith concealed suspension system

M2 84.00 TSN210

0635 Ceiling duct for concealment of discharge pipes and fittings comprising of9mm thick calcium silicate board with galvanised steel angle frames,including egg crate chrome plastic lighting diffuser with powder coatedaluminium frames as specified. (measurement based on exposed surfacearea of duct and painting measured separately).

M2 91.20 TZ209

0636 T' or 'L' shaped aluminium strips not exceeding 30mm wide as fillet forfalse ceilings including hanging wires.

M 4.60 TH094

SUNDRY LABOUR ON CORNICES

FLOOR FINISHES

Prepacked screed with steel trowelled finish on concrete floors including forming angles, rounded

edge, etc.

Plain granolithic paving consisting of cement, sand and granite chippings (1:1:2) with steel

trowelled finish and including angles, coves, etc.

Prepacked screed backing on concrete floors laid flat or to falls to receive floor tiling, etc.

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0637 Dismantling existing suspended ceiling to facilitate repair works, and re-fixing in position upon completion, including making good works disturbed(if applicable) (excluding painting works).

M2 19.90 TSN211

0638 Taking down and clearing away suspended ceiling system includingsuspension system and acoustic ceiling tiles of all types

M2 3.90 TSN212

0639 Taking down and clearing away suspended ceiling system includingsuspension system and metal ceiling of all types

M2 6.60 TSN213

0640 Fixing only suspension system of any type M2 6.20 TSN214

0641 Fixing only ceiling board linings or tiles to suspension system of any type M2 3.10 TSN215

0642 Dismantling and disposal of existing suspended ceiling including allrelated accessories to the Contractor's own dumping ground (touching upand painting works measured separately)

M2 15.00 OT1673

0643 Dismantling and disposal of existing cornices including all relatedaccessories to the Contractor's own dumping ground (touching up andpainting works measured separately)

M 18.00 OT1674

0644 Average 20mm thick M2 12.90 TD075

0645 ADD to (or deduct from) item TD075 for each 5mm thickness over (orunder) 20mm.

M2 1.30 TD076

0646 20mm thick to plinths, skirtings, treads, risers, kerbs, and returns, etc.with all necessary top splayed or rounded and bottom coved notexceeding 150mm in height/width.

M 8.30 TD077

0647 ADD to (or deduct from) item TD077 for each 5mm thickness over (orunder) 20mm.

M 0.20 TD077a


0649 ADD to (or deduct from) item TD007 for each 5mm thickness ofgranolithic layer over (or under) 20mm.

M2 0.90 TD007a

0650 Extra over item TD007 for exposed aggregate finish, irrespective ofthickness

M2 3.90 TSN216

0651 20mm thick to plinths, skirtings, treads, risers, kerbs, and returns, etc.with all necessary top splayed or rounded and bottom coved notexceeding 150mm in height/width.

M 8.10 TD009

0652 20mm thick to plinths, skirtings, treads, risers, kerbs, and returns, etc.with all necessary top splayed or rounded and bottom coved exceeding150mm but not exceeding 300mm in height/width.

M 9.80 TD010


Prepacked waterproof screed backing on waterproofing membrane (measured separately) laid flat

or to falls to receive floor tiling, etc.

Ceramic floor tiles in any sizes, thickness, colours, patterns and textures; bedding in prepacked

mortar ; grouting and pointing with white or tinted cement on screed backing (measured

separately)

Ceramic tiles to skirtings, plinths, risers, kerbs, and returns, etc. including angles, rounded edge

etc.

Porcelain floor tiles in any sizes, thickness, colours, patterns and textures; bedding in prepacked

mortar ; grouting and pointing with white or tinted cement on screed backing (measured

separately)

Porcelain floor tiles to skirtings, plinths, risers, kerbs, and returns, etc. including angles, rounded

edge etc.

Homogeneous stoneware porcelain floor tiles in any colours, thickness, patterns and textures,

complying with SS 57; bedding in prepacked mortar ; grouting and pointing with white or tinted

cement on screed backing (measured separately)

Homogeneous stoneware porcelain floor tiles to skirtings, plinths, risers, kerbs, and returns, etc.

including angles, rounded edge etc.

Quarry floor tiles bedding in cement and sand screed mortar (1:3); grouting and pointing with

white or tinted cement on screed backing (measured separately)

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S/N DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE($) Code0654 ADD to (or deduct from) item TD113 for each 5mm thickness over (or

under) 20mm.M2 1.30 TD114

0655 Average 10mm thick M2 8.40 TZ238

0656 ADD to (or deduct from) item TZ238 for each 5mm thickness over (orunder) 10mm.

M2 2.00 TZ239

0657 10mm thick; to skirtings, treads, risers, curbs, nosing and returns notexceeding 150mm in height/width.

M 7.20 TCL190

0658 10mm thick; to skirtings, treads, risers, curbs, nosing and returnsexceeding 150mm but not exceeding 300mm in height/width.

M 8.50 TCL191

0659 Tiling on floor M2 53.50 TSN217

0660 Not exceeding 150mm height/ width M 17.80 TSN218

0661 Exceeding 150mm but not exceeding 300mm height/ width M 17.40 TSN219







0668 Tiling on floor M2 53.50 TD085

Labour and cement mortar for laying of tiles of any sizes and thickness, bedding in prepacked

mortart; grouting and pointing with white or tinted cement on screeded backing (measured

separately)

Preparing and applying two coats of liquid applied two component flexible cementitious

waterproofing membrane on concrete floors

2mm thick flexible PVC vinyl tile in any size, colour, patterns and surface finish laid with approved

adhesive on prepared floor finishes

Division strips set between different floor finishes

uPVC laminated skirting, clipped onto backing bracket bonded by adhesive and screwed / nailed

to walls

ANTI-SLIP TREATMENT TO FLOORS

TAKING DOWN EXISTING PAVINGS, TILING, ETC.

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0669 200mm x 100mm x 8mm thick quarry tiles to skirtings, plinths, treads,risers, kerbs and returns, etc. including angles, rounded edge etc., notexceeding 300mm high

M 17.40 TSN226

0670 Vinyl strip flooring of size 150-230mm width x 900-1300mm length, and5mm thick in 4-sided tongue and groove clip, system laid on screededincluding divider strips and all necessary accessories as specified (screedmeasured separately).

M2 53.80 TSN358

0671 Tiling on floors M2 30.30 TSN227

0672 On skirtings, plinths, treads, risers, kerbs and returns, etc. includingangles, rounded edge etc., not Not exceeding 150mm in height/width.

M 10.40 TTL013

0673 On skirtings, plinths, treads, risers, kerbs and returns, etc. includingangles, rounded edge etc., exceeding 150mm but not exceeding 300mmin height/width.

M 10.40 TTL014

0674 On concrete floors M2 11.50 TSN228

0675 145mm high upturn M 2.20 TSN229

0676 250mm high upturn M 3.80 TSN230

0677 Tiling on floors M2 33.80 TD062

0678 10mm wide x 3mm thick stainless steel strip M 7.30 TSN231

0679 10mm wide x 3mm thick brass strip M 8.90 TSN232

0680 75mm wide x 15mm thick M 12.50 TSN233

0681 Preparing and applying anti-slip resistant treatment, using approvedetching chemical, to exposed concrete or tiled surfaces all in accordancewith the manufacturer's instructions to meet specified slip resistance,including five (5) years' warranty

M2 36.60 TZ321

0682 50mm wide anti-slip tape onto floor surfaces inclusive of surfacepreparation in accordance with manufacturer's directions

M 9.90 TZ311

0683 Taking down and clearing away cement and sand paving, floor screeds orfloor rendering of any mix or thickness, including covering to stair treads,risers, kerbs, channels and the like.

M2 10.50 TCL065

ALTERATION AND REPAIRS

GLAZING

Clear annealed glass to metal or wood frames including beads / putty / mastic or silicone

Clear float glass to metal or wood frames including beads / putty / mastic or silicone

Obscured glass to metal or wood frames including beads / putty / mastic or silicone

Tinted float glass to metal or wood frames including beads / putty / mastic or silicone

Clear fully tempered glass to metal or wood frames including beads / putty / mastic or silicone

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0684 Taking down and clearing away granolithic paving, floor screeds or floorrendering of any mix or thickness, including covering to stair treads,risers, kerbs, channels and the like.

M2 10.50 TSN234

0685 Taking down and clearing away ceramic, homogenous or quarry floortiling and skirting of any thickness including backing screed if any

M2 12.60 TSN235

0686 Taking up and clearing away flexible tiles / sheets and skirting of anythickness to floor

M2 5.20 TD061

0687 Hacking existing concrete floor surface to form random keys, clean andwash to receive new finishes including removing debris off the site.

M2 5.20 TCL066

0688 Applying one coat of approved Bonding Agent to concrete surface toreceive new rendering/ finishings.

M2 4.50 TCL067

0689 Raking out joints between tiles and pointing in coloured cement and sandgrout on existing floor tiled surfaces including cleaning floor oncompletion

M2 4.50 TD059

0690 Polishing the floor surface to remove wax from floor tiles and achieve asmooth and clear dry floor surface as approved by the SO Rep.

M2 7.00 TZ318

0691 Patching up existing damaged mosaic floor finishings with new mosaic tomatch existing for single patch not exceeding 0.1 metre square includinghacking up existing and removing debris off the site.

NO. 11.50 TD057

0692 Supply labour and Polishing/Buffing Machine for carrying out buffing to allliving room/bedrooms floor tiling works after application of the tile grout asspecified.

M2 7.00 OT1696

0693 5mm thick M2 30.90 TSN236

0694 6mm thick M2 32.90 TSN237

0695 5mm thick M2 30.60 TSN238

0696 6mm thick M2 32.70 TSN239

0697 5mm thick M2 32.20 TSN240

0698 5mm thick M2 34.80 TSN241

0699 6mm thick M2 36.50 TSN242

0700 6mm thick M2 50.60 TSN243

0701 8mm thick M2 45.60 TSN244

0702 12mm thick M2 78.80 TSN245

Tinted fully tempered glass to metal or wood frames including beads / putty / mastic or silicone

Laminated float glass with PVB inlay and glazing to wood with putty or metal with silicone mastic

sealant or other glazing compund of metal beds and drilling holes through the glass

Clear annealed glass louvre with ground and polished edge and fixing to slots in frames or

adjustable louvre metal clips (slots of clips measured separately)

Clear float glass louvre with ground and polished edge and fixing to slots in frames or adjustable

louvre metal clips (slots of clips measured separately)

Obscured wire glass louvre with ground and polished edge and fixing to slots in frames or

adjustable louvre metal clips (slots of clips measured separately)

Rough cast obscured wire glass louvre with ground and polished edge and fixing to slots in

frames or adjustable louvre metal clips (slots of clips measured separately)

GLASS DOORS

Glass mirror silver and copper backed, and painted with two coats of shellac varnish after

silvering, bevel edge, if required, and fixed with chromium plated clips of screws with chromium

plated clip-on head, and strong adhesive, if required, including drilling mirror and screwing clips of

screws to backing or plugging and screwing the same to wall

TAKING DOWN GLASS FOR ALTERATION WORKS

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0703 6mm thick M2 60.80 TSN246

0704 12mm thick M2 106.30 TSN247

0705 12.76mm thick (6mm float + 0.76mm PVB + 6mm float) M2 74.60 TSN248













0718 1000 x 2100 x 12mm thick clear tempered float glass swing doorincluding ironmongery and handles

NO. 584.30 TJ015

0719 6mm thick silvering quality polished plate clear glass mirror, with orwithout aluminium framing

M2 118.70 TSN261

0720 Taking out and clearing away serviceable glass glazed to wood with puttyor to metal with glazing compound

M2 6.40 TSN262

Standard glass glazing sheet in panes fixed to metal or timber frames including beads / putty /

mastic of silicone etc. *(TSN269 - TSN273) (In replacement)

Glass louvre blades (varying from 100 to 200mm wide) with round and polished edges fixed to

metal or timber frames etc. *(TSN274 - TSN281) (In replacement)

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0721 Taking out and set aside for re-use serviceable glass glazed to wood withputty or to metal with glazing compound

M2 12.80 TSN263

0722 Fixing of glass only to wood with putty or metal with wood or metal beads M2 15.10 TSN264

0723 Taking out and set aside for re-use louvre blades not exceeding 150mmwide including risk and making good breakages

M 1.30 TSN265

0724 Taking out and clearing away broken or serviceable glass louvre bladesof any length, width or thickness, in slots or clips

NO. 0.50 TSN266

0725 Fixing existing glass louvre blades to adjustable louvre window. NO. 1.90 TH135

0726 Taking out and clearing away of mirror (of any size and shape) NO. 6.60 TSN267

0727 Taking out and set aside mirror (of any size and shape) for re-use NO. 9.20 TSN268

0728 Taking down existing door links and replace with new door links fortempered glass door including taking out existing, installing and refixingexisting tempered glass door and making good all affected. (inreplacement)

PAA 177.20 TJ018

0729 Temporary taking down existing shower screen consisting of one GlassFixed Panel including hinges and accessories to facilitate repair of tilingwork and reinstate upon completion of tiling work.

JOB 124.20 TZ336

0730 Temporary taking down existing shower screen consisting of one GlassDoor Panel including hinges and accessories to facilitate repair of tilingwork and reinstate upon completion of tiling work.

JOB 149.20 TZ337

0731 Applying putty for securing glass panes to metal windows includingremoval of damaged putty.

M 1.60 TJ010

0732 Raking out silicone from existing joints between two shower screen fixedpanels or concrete surfaces including re-jointing with approved FungusResistance Silicone and making good on completion

M 3.90 TZ244

0733 6mm thick clear fully tempered float glass. M2 57.00 TSN269

0734 6mm thick tinted fully tempered float glass. M2 67.20 TSN270

0735 12mm thick clear fully tempered float glass. M2 85.20 TSN271

0736 12mm thick tinted fully tempered float glass. M2 112.70 TSN272

0737 12.76mm thick tinted laminated safety float glass. M2 92.60 TSN273

0738 100mm wide x 5mm thick clear annealed glass louvres M 7.80 TSN274




0742 100mm wide x 5mm thick obscured wired glass louvres M 18.30 TSN278

0743 150mm wide x 5mm thick obscured wired glass louvres M 25.90 TSN279

0744 100mm wide x 6mm thick rough cast obscured wire glass louvres M 22.10 TSN280

WINDOW AND DOOR FILMS

PAINTING AND DECORATING

Preparing and applying approved Acrylic Emulsion Paint (SS 150) on concrete or plastered

surfaces including preparing surfaces as specified

Preparing and applying approved water based Algae Resistant Emulsion Paint (SS 345) on

concrete or plastered surfaces including preparing surfaces as specified

Luminous paint

Preparing and applying approved wood preservative on general surfaces of timber surfaces.

*(TK034 - TK035)

Preparing and applying one coat of aluminium wood primer (SS 38) on

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S/N DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE($) Code0745 150mm wide x 6mm thick rough cast obscured wire glass louvres M 31.60 TSN281

0746 One layer of approved safety films onto the glass panes of shower screenaccording to manufacturer's instruction (Rate inclusive of 10 yearswarranty).

M2 43.40 TZ312

0747 One priming coat (with 20% water dilution). M2 1.40 TK024

0748 One finishing coat (without water dilution). M2 1.40 TK024a

0749 One priming coat (without water dilution) and One finishing coat (withoutwater dilution).

M2 2.20 TSN282

0750 One priming coat (with 20% water dilution) and One finishing coat(without water dilution).

M2 2.40 TK025

0751 One priming coat (with 20% water dilution) and Two upper coats (withoutwater dilution).

M2 3.40 TK025a

0752 Extra over item TK024 to TK025a inclusive for sealer undercoat M2 1.00 TSN283

0753 One priming coat (with thinning up to 10% by volume). M2 1.80 TK026

0754 One finishing coat (without thinning). M2 1.90 TK026a

0755 One priming coat (with thinning up to 10% by volume) and One finishingcoat (without thinning).

M2 2.90 TK027

0756 One priming coat (with thinning up to 10% by volume) and Two uppercoats (without thinning).

M2 4.10 TK028

0757 Extra over item TK026 to TK028 inclusive for sealer undercoat M2 1.30 TSN284

0758 Preparing and applying one coat of approved oil based luminous paint toconcrete surfaces

M2 6.90 TZ194a

0759 One coat. M2 1.70 TK034

0760 Two coats. M2 2.50 TK035

0761 Plain surfaces of woodwork including doors and sashes M2 3.00 TSN285

0762 Timber louvre surfaces / panels and the like with fixed or moveablelouvres (measured flat overall on both sides)

M2 3.80 TSN286

0763 General surfaces of woodwork for girth not exceeding 75mm M 0.30 TSN287

0764 General surfaces of woodwork for girth exceeding 75mm but notexceeding 150mm

M 0.40 TSN288

Preparing and applying approved Synthetic Enamel Paint on plain surfaces of woodwork

including sand papering as specified.

Preparing and applying approved Synthetic Enamel Paint on timber louvred surfaces including

sand papering as specified (measured flat overall area and rate inclusive of painting to both faces).

Preparing and applying approved Synthetic Enamel Paint on wood surfaces for girth not

exceeding 75mm.

Preparing and applying approved Synthetic Enamel Paint on wood surfaces for girth exceeding

75mm but not exceeding 150mm.

Preparing and applying two coats of approved Shellac Varnish on

Preparing and applying two coats of approved Polyurethane Varnish on

Preparing and applying two coats of approved Wood Stain on

Preparing and applying one coat of approved Lead and Chromate-Free Primer on

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S/N DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE($) Code0765 General surfaces of woodwork for girth exceeding 150mm but not

exceeding 300mmM 0.90 TSN289

0766 One finishing coat. M2 2.90 TK001a

0767 One undercoat and one finishing coat. M2 4.70 TK002a

0768 One finishing coat. M2 7.40 TK005

0769 One undercoat and one finishing coat. M2 12.20 TK006

0770 One finishing coat. M 1.30 TK011a

0771 One undercoat and one finishing coat. M 2.50 TK012a

0772 One finishing coat. M 1.60 TK013a

0773 One undercoat and one finishing coat. M 3.20 TK014a

0774 General surfaces of woodwork M2 7.50 TK030a



M 3.80 TSN291

0777 General surfaces of woodwork M2 7.20 TZ216



M 3.70 TSN293

0780 General surfaces of woodwork M2 4.00 TK031



M 3.20 TSN295

0783 General surfaces of metalwork M2 2.50 TZ217

0784 Pipe surfaces not exceeding 75mm diameter. M 1.70 TZ223

0785 Pipe surfaces exceeding 75mm but not exceeding 150mm diameter. M 2.00 TZ224


Preparing and applying two coat of approved Lead and Chromate-Free Primer on

Preparing and applying one coat of approved Polyvinyl Butyral Etching Primer on metal surfaces.

Preparing and applying approved Synthetic Enamel Paint on plain surfaces metalwork including

sand papering as specified.

Preparing and applying approved Synthetic Enamel Paint on surfaces of steel casement windows,

metal grilles, railing or grille gate etc. including sand papering as specified (measured flat overall

area and rate inclusive of painting on both faces).

Preparing and applying approved Synthetic Enamel Paint on surfaces of steel casement windows,

metal grilles, railing or grille gate etc. including sand papering as specified (measured flat overall

area and rate inclusive of painting on both faces). *(TK003 - TK004)

Preparing and applying approved Synthetic Enamel Paint on pipes, railing, etc not exceeding

75mm diameter including sand papering as specified.

Preparing and applying approved Synthetic Enamel Paint on pipes, railing, etc exceeding 75mm

diameter but not exceeding 150mm diameter including sand papering as specified.

Preparing and applying approved Synthetic Enamel Paint on metal for girth not exceeding 75mm.

Preparing and applying approved Synthetic Enamel Paint on metal surfaces for girth exceeding


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0787 General surfaces of metalwork M2 5.10 TSN296

0788 Pipe surfaces not exceeding 75mm diameter. M 3.50 TSN297

0789 Pipe surfaces exceeding 75mm but not exceeding 150mm diameter. M 4.00 TSN298

0790 Pipe surfaces exceeding 150mm but not exceeding 300mm diameter. M 7.90 TSN299

0791 General surfaces of metalwork M2 3.50 TZ218

0792 Pipe surfaces not exceeding 75mm diameter. M 0.90 TZ227



0795 One finishing coat. M2 2.70 TSN300

0796 One undercoat and one finishing coat. M2 4.70 TSN301

0797 Extra over item TSN300 to TSN301 inclusive for spray painting M2 5.50 TSN302

0798 One finishing coat. M2 6.80 TK003

0799 One undercoat and one finishing coat. M2 12.20 TK004

0800 One finishing coat. M 1.60 TK007

0801 One undercoat and one finishing coat. M 3.20 TK008

0802 One finishing coat. M 2.60 TK009

0803 One undercoat and one finishing coat. M 4.30 TK010

0804 One finishing coat. M 1.30 TSN302

0805 One undercoat and one finishing coat. M 2.50 TSN303

Preparing and applying approved Synthetic Enamel Paint on metal surfaces for girth exceeding


Preparing and applying approved Synthetic Enamel Paint on metal lamp guard and fluoresent

tube casing in one undercoat and one finishing coat.

Preparing and applying approved Aluminium Paint to plain surfaces of metalwork

Preparing and applying one coat of approved oil based luminous paint to metal surfaces

Preparing and applying two coats of approved Bituminous Paint on pipe surfaces.

Preparing and applying two coats of approved Synthetic Enamel Paint on unplasticised polyvinyl

chloride (UPVC) pipe surfaces

Preparing and applying two coats of approved Acrylic Emulsion Paint on unplasticised polyvinyl

chloride (UPVC) pipe surfaces

SIGNAGES

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0810 600mm long. NO. 3.20 TK015

0811 1200mm long. NO. 5.20 TK016

0812 One finishing coat. M2 2.00 TSN308

0813 One undercoat and one finishing coat. M2 4.10 TSN309

0814 General surfaces of metalwork M2 6.90 TSN310

0815 Pipe surfaces not exceeding 75mm diameter. M 1.70 TZ194a

0816 Pipe surfaces exceeding 75mm but not exceeding 150mm diameter. M 2.60 TZ194b

0817 not exceeding 75mm diameter. M 3.50 TZ233

0818 exceeding 75mm but not exceeding 150mm diameter. M 4.00 TZ234

0819 exceeding 150mm but not exceeding 300mm diameter. M 6.50 TZ235

0820 not exceeding 75mm diameter. M 2.60 TSN311

0821 exceeding 75mm but not exceeding 150mm diameter. M 3.40 TSN312


0823 not exceeding 75mm diameter. M 2.50 TSN314



0826 30 x 28 x 1.0mm thick anodised aluminium number plate to letter box withengraving of house number including pop-rivetting and removing existingdamaged plate.

NO. 5.50 TH084

0827 Plastic house number plate size approximately 40 x 60mm height perdigit.

NO. 1.20 TH057

WALL AND CEILING FINISHES

SUNDRY

PAINTING AND DECORATING

SUNDRY

CEILING LEAKAGE

Removing existing screed and addition of new Prepacked Waterproofing Screed minimum 20mm

thick and laid as specified (for toilet/bathroom only):- *(TCL004 - TCL005)

Removing existing screed and addition of new Non-Shrink Grout or other approved materials

screed minimum 20mm thick and laid as specified (for toilet/bathroom only):- *(TCL006 - TCL007)

Ceramic floor tiles bedded on and including prepacked waterproof screed(overall thickness

including tile shall be about 40mm), tile adhesive, pointing with coloured tile grout, include UPVC

long legged floor trap grating neck, removing the existing floor tiles & screed, application of non-

shrink grout to areas around the pipes and floor trap and QUICK SET liquid-applied flexible NON-

CEMENTITIOUS waterbased waterproof membrane with upturns as specified onto concrete floor

including temporary removal & re-installation of all affected fixtures upon completion of

works.(measured flat-on-plan and no adjustment for void occupied by pipe including upturns of

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0828 1000 x 600 x 1.5mm thick aluminium signboard, with silkscreen printedBlock Letterings "STATE LAND, NO DUMPING, NO PARKING, BYORDER HOUSING & DEVELOPMENT BOARD" in various sizes onsprayed painted ICI green background, mounted onto 50 x 50 x 6mmthick square hollow section, 1.60m above ground level complete with 300x 300 x 450mm grade 20 concrete footings etc.

NO. 277.60 TH058

0829 Removing wallpaper in flat including making good all surfaces andremoving debris off the site.

M2 7.00 TI036

0830 Preparing and applying one coat of Sealer and two coats of approvedWaterproofing Coating over the crack lines in a band width of 100mm toconcrete or plastered surfaces including preparing surfaces as specified.

M 3.20 TZ363

0831 Preparing and applying Two Coats approved Flexible Membrane tolightweight partition joints not exceeding 100mm width.

M 6.60 TCL201

0832 Preparing and applying one coat approved acrylic based with specialeffects and antique appearance and one final coat of approved clearacrylic based to wrought iron steel gate including preparing surfaces asspecified (measured flat overall and rate inclusive of painting on bothfaces) (primer measured separately).

M2 22.10 OT1665

0833 Repair of water seepage through porous concrete by injecting WaterReactive Polyurethane Based Chemical Grout as specified.

M 86.30 TCL001

0834 Preparing and applying Crystalline or Cementitious WaterproofingCompound onto concrete surface inclusive of preparing the concretesurface priming and curing according to manufacturer's instruction.

M2 34.50 TCL002

0835 For area not exceeding 3.50m2 (per dwelling unit). JOB 101.40 TCL004

0836 Extra over item TCL004 for area exceeding 3.50m2 (per dwelling unit). M2 29.00 TCL005

0837 For area not exceeding 3.50m2 (per dwelling unit). JOB 122.00 TCL006

0838 Extra over item TCL006 for area exceeding 3.50m2 (per dwelling unit). M2 34.80 TCL007

water proof membrane on pipe):- *(TCL300 - TCL301)

Ceramic floor tiles bedded on and including prepacked waterproof screed, tile adhesive, pointing

with coloured tile grout, removing the existing wall tiles, application of non-shrink grout and QUICK

SET liquid-applied flexible NON-CEMENTITIOUS waterbased waterproof membrane to the lowest

course of wall tiles :- *(TCL314 - TCL315)

*SUPPLY & LAY CERAMIC FLOOR TILES on approved prepacked waterproofing screed (a

minimum thickness of 15mm at the lowest end of the fall) & pointing with approved coloured tile

grouts to match with the surrounding and inclusive of removing the existing floor tiles and

minimum 100mm high of wall tiles and bedding screed & other related works as specified, apply

average 5mm thick non-shrink grout and application of quick-set liquid-applied flexible non-

cementitious (waterbased) waterproof membrance including upturns on pipes and walls as

specified to kitchen/bath & wc floor. (measure flat-on-plan and no adjustment to be made for void

occupies by pipe):-

*LABOUR for laying ceramic floor tiles(measured separately) bedded on and including prepacked

waterproof screed(overall thickness including tile shall be about 40mm), tile adhesive, pointing

with coloured tile grout, removing the existing floor tiles & screed, application of non-shrink grout

and QUICK SET liquid-applied flexible NON-CEMENTITIOUS waterbased waterproof membrane with

upturns as specified onto concrete floor including temporary removal & reinstallation of all

affected fixtures upon completion of works.(measured flat on plan and no adjustment for void

occupied by pipe):- *(TCL308 - TCL309)

*Labour for laying ceramic floor tiles(measured separately) bedded on and including prepacked

waterproof screed, tile adhesive, pointing with coloured tile grout, removing the existing wall tiles,

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0839 For area not exceeding 3.50m2. JOB 337.00 TCL300

0840 For area exceeding 3.50m2 but not exceeding 4.50m2. JOB 433.20 TCL301

0841 Extra over item TCL301 for area exceeding 4.50m2. M2 96.30 TCL302

0842 Not exceeding 150mm in height/width. M 14.50 TCL314

0843 Exceeding 150mm but not exceeding 300mm in height/width. M 29.00 TCL315

0844 Extra over floor finishes for repair to water leakage through floor slabaround floor trap or other porous area using non-shrink grout inclusive ofthe use of bonding agent, replacement of necessary pipework, UPVCGrating Adaptor & Floor Trap Grating and making good area disturbed.

P 28.90 TCL306

0845 Extra over floor finishes for repair to water leakage through floor slabaround floor trap or other porous area using non-shrink grout inclusive ofthe use of bonding agent, replacement of necessary pipework, UPVCLong Legged Floor Trap Grating and making good area disturbed.

P 26.20 TCL307

0846 For area not exceeding 3.50 m2 JOB 351.40 TCL204

0847 For area exceeding 3.50 m2 & not exceeding 4.50 m2 JOB 441.90 TCL205

0848 Extra over TCL205 for area exceeding 4.50 m2 M2 90.50 TCL206

0849 For area not exceeding 3.50m2. JOB 269.40 TCL308

0850 For area exceeding 3.50m2 but not exceeding 4.50m2. JOB 346.30 TCL309

0851 Extra over item TCL309 for area exceeding 4.50m2. M2 77.00 TCL310

application of non-shrink grout and QUICK SET liquid-applied flexible NON-CEMENTITIOUS

waterbased waterproof membrane to the lowest course of wall tiles :-*(TCL318 - TCL319)

SPALLING CONCRETE

Prepare and apply pre-bagged or site batched approved polymer modified repair mortar to

existing concrete substrate including breaking out and preparation of surfaces, preparation and

cleaning of existing reinforcement, applying primer coat to steel reinforcement; applying bond coat

to concrete substrate and primed steel reinforcement; carrying out field trial test, testing on

grouted dowel bars and complete patch repairs, etc., all in accordance with the manufacturer's

instruction, and complete with paint finish to the repaired surface

Prepare and apply pre-bagged or site batched approved epoxy mortar to existing concrete

substrate including breaking out and preparation of surfaces, preparation and cleaning of existing

reinforcement, applying primer coat to steel reinforcement; applying bond coat to concrete

substrate and primed steel reinforcement; carrying out field trial test, testing on grouted dowel

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0852 Not exceeding 150mm in height/width. M 11.60 TCL318

0853 Exceeding 150mm but not exceeding 300mm in height/width. M 23.20 TCL319

0854 Add to (or deduct from) the thickness of prepacked waterproof screed foreach 5mm thickness over (or under).

M2 2.00 TCL322

0855 Repair to water leakage through floor slab around sanitary piping/floortrap using non-shrink grout inclusive of the use of bonding agent, makinggood the repaired area with prepacked waterproof screed and floor tilesto match with the existing floor tiles and bedding around pipe, inclusivereplacement of UPVC Grating Adaptor & Floor Trap Grating and otherrelated works and all as specified.

P 114.70 TCL323

0856 Repair to water leakage through floor slab around sanitary piping/floortrap using non-shrink grout inclusive of the use of bonding agent, makinggood the repaired area with waterproof screed and floor tiles to matchwith the existing floor tiles and bedding around pipe, inclusivereplacement of UPVC Long Legged Floor Trap Grating and other relatedworks and all as specified.

P 112.00 TCL326

0857 Extra over item TCL323 or TCL326 for repair to sanitary piping/floor trapenclosed by cabinet or abutting block/brick wall, including removal ofblock/brick wall and affected cabinet to make way for the repair work andall subsequent reinstatement work.

JOB 52.40 TCL324

0858 Treatment of gully surrounding by scrub gully surround to exposeconcrete including hacking and removing uneven screed and mortarwhere necessary and apply water plug/non shrink grout to patch up thegully surround.

NO. 18.50 TCL325

0859 Repair to water leakage using non-intrusive / non-destructive / no hackingmethod (include surface preparation) (i.e nano-technology (Application ofwaterproofer / repellent coatings to tiled / concrete / cement / poroussurfaces including wall finishes up to 2 metre height and floor finishes.)(based on 3.50m2 floor area)

JOB 371.50 TSN317

0860 For area not exceeding 0.65m2 (per dwelling unit). JOB 44.80 TSP001

0861 Extra over item TSP001 for area exceeding 0.65m2 (per dwelling unit). M2 69.00 TSP002

0862 For area not exceeding 0.65m2 (per MSCP). JOB 58.40 TSP012

0863 Extra over item TSP012 for area exceeding 0.65m2 (per MSCP). M2 90.00 TSP013

0864 To concrete substrate (common area) M2 69.00 TSP003

bars and complete patch repairs, etc., all in accordance with the manufacturer's instruction, and

complete with paint finish to the repaired surface

Prepare and apply non-shrink cementitious grout to existing concrete substrate including

breaking out and preparation of surfaces, preparation and cleaning of existing reinforcement,

applying primer coat to steel reinforcement; applying bond coat to concrete substrate and primed

steel reinforcement; and pressure grouting the cracks with approved grouting materials of

sufficient adhesive, compressive and tensile strength including provision for mobilisation, grout

pipes, fine wiremesh, pressure grouting pumps, tools, all accessories, scaffolding and hacking and

making good plastered finish if any. Applying two coats of water and weather resistance

protective/decorative coatings as carbonation barrier all in accordance to grouting specialist's

recommendation, and complete with paint finish to the repaired surface

Prepare and apply proprietary low viscosity high-strength epoxy grout injection to cracks of any

size and thickness including carrying out crack preparation, filling cracks with compatible material;

carrying out field trial test, coring test, etc., all in accordance with the manufacturer's instruction,

and complete with paint finish to the repaired surface

Prepare and apply proprietary flexible polyurethane grout injection to cracks of any size and

thickness including carrying out crack preparation, filling cracks with compatible material; carrying

out field trial test, coring test, etc., all in accordance with the manufacturer's instruction

Cutting out cracks to form V-shape grooves, including cleaning and preparing surfaces, applying

primer to grooves and patching grooves with approved epoxy mortar all in accordance with the

manufacturer's instruction, and complete with paint finish to the repaired surface

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0865 For area not exceeding 0.65m2 (per dwelling unit). JOB 113.30 TSN318

0866 Extra over item TSN318 for area exceeding 0.65m2 (per dwelling unit). M2 130.70 TSN319

0867 For area not exceeding 0.65m2 (per MSCP). JOB 113.30 TSN320

0868 Extra over item TSN320 for area exceeding 0.65m2 (per MSCP). M2 130.70 TSN321

0869 To concrete substrate (common area) M2 130.70 TSN322

0870 For area not exceeding 0.65m2. JOB 105.20 TSP015

0871 Extra over item TSP015 for area exceeding 0.65m2. M2 189.40 TSP005

0872 Wall surfaces M 75.70 TSN323

0873 Ceiling surfaces M 77.80 TSN324

0874 Floor surfaces M 72.60 TSN325







Prepare and apply approved reinforcement wrapping material to existing concrete substrate

including preparing and cleaning of existing surfaces, applying primer and/or resin coat,

positioning wrapping material, etc., all in accordance with the manufacturer's instruction

NANO TECHNOLOGY REPAIR

REPAIR TO GULLY WITH NEW LONG COLLAR OR LONG LEGGED GRATING AND OUTLET(S)

REPLACEMENT OF W.C. PAN IN ANY APPROVED COLOUR (INCLUDING WHITE) COMPLETE

WITH ALL FIXING AND JOINTING

STUDIO APARTMENT UNITS

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0881 Repair to cracks by hacking "V" groove along cracks and patch withapproved Polyurethane Sealant including painting to the repaired surfaceas specified.

M 25.10 TSP007

0882 To concrete structure M2 79.20 TSN332

0883 Application of Nano-Technology repair method in toilet/bathroom asspecified, including re-surfacing of embedded pipe (if any), temporaryremoval and re-installation of affected fixtures, replacement of pedestalpan (TCL200) (any approved colour) and new UPVC floor trap with longcollar or long legged grating and outlet(s) as require, painting of lowerfloor ceiling (TI406) and trunking and / or pipes (TI410) upon completion(per toilet/bathroom).

JOB 628.70 TCL423

0884 Application of Nano-Technology repair method within flat (except fortoilet/bathroom) as specified, including re-surfacing of embedded pipe (ifany), temporary removal and re-installation of affected fixtures,replacement of new UPVC floor trap with long collar or long leggedgrating and outlet(s) as require, painting of lower floor ceiling (TI406) andtrunking and / or pipes (TI410) upon completion (per location within flat).

M2 68.90 TCL450

0885 Application of nano technology repair to existing floor and wall surfacesas specified.

M2 18.80 TCL424

0886 Repair to water leak through floor slab around sanitary piping / floor trapusing non-shrink grout and application of quick-set liquid-applied flexiblenon-cementitious (waterbased) waterproof membrance, followed bymaking good repaired area with waterproofed screed and floor tiles tomatch existing floor tiles and bedding around pipe. Rate also includesreplacement of new UPVC floor trap with long collar or long leggedgrating and outlet(s) as require, and other related works and all asspecified.

P 111.80 TCL323

0887 Extra over item TCL323 for repair to sanitary piping/floor trap enclosed bycabinet or abutting block/brick wall, including removal of block/brick walland affected cabinet to make way for the repair work and all subsequentreinstatement work.

JOB 52.40 TCL324

0888 Taking out existing pedestal w.c pan and replacing with new approvedVitreous china close-coupled dual flush low capacity pedestal w.c suitecomplete with accessories (any approved colour), complete with cisternand rigid (heavy duty) plastic seat, pan collar, S-bend, spigot adaptor andother accessories for fixing and jointing to existing pipework.

SET 209.10 TCL200

0889 Taking out existing pedestal w.c pan and replacing with new approvedVitreous china pedestal w.c pan (any approved colour), complete withrigid (heavy duty) plastic seat, pan collar, S-bend, spigot adaptor andother accessories for fixing and jointing to existing pipework (excludingcistern).

SET 124.80 TCL202

STUDIO APARTMENT

Stainless steel gas hob & Cooker hood

Electrical induction hob & Cooker hod

CITYGAS

ROAD AND CARPARK WORK

Asphaltic hotmix concrete of W3B, laid in one layer to approved grade and level, compacting with

suitable rollers including power saw cutting of the edges, spraying of tack coat, all necessary

sweeping and disposal of the excavated material all as directed by the S.O.

AERATION SLABS, ETC.

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S/N DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE($) Code0890 Supply and fix (in replacement) top and bottom kitchen cabinet in

laminate finish complete with doors & door with clear glass, drawers,adjustable shelves including movable cabinets with drawer belowcomplete with solid surface worktop with upturn edge etc, all inaccordance to Technical Specifications and Guide Drawings for StudioApartments.

M 1495.00 TZ384

0891 Supply and fix (in replacement) Wardrobe in laminate finish complete withsliding doors, drawers, adjustable shelves, full height clear mirror,aluminium hanging rod and full height metal handle etc, all in accordanceto Technical Specifications and Guide Drawings for Studio ApartmentsType A & B.

M 1265.00 TZ385

0892 Built-in Stainless Steel Gas Hob fitted with three Gas Burner and one witha double ring burner; flame failure safety valve; electric automatic ignition;pan support; nozzle fitted for town gas supply including all connection andsealant as specified. (In Replacement)

NO. 259.60 TZ386

0893 Cassette-type Cooker Hood of the same make to match the existing GasHob as specified. (In Replacement)

NO. 182.60 TZ387

0894 Built-in two-zone electrical induction hob, in compliance with SafetyAuthority requirements with Safety Mark certification; including allconnection and sealant as specified. (In Replacement)

NO. 360.80 TSN333

0895 Cassette-type Cooker Hood of the same make to match the existingelectrical induction hob as specified. (In Replacement)

NO. 225.10 TSN334

0896 To engage Citygas to remove and reinstall Gas pipes JOB 517.50 TCL207

0897 To engage Citygas to replace Gas Water Heater JOB 193.45 TCL209

0898 To engage Citygas to tightened lossen gas pipe after the meter JOB 80.50 TCL210

0899 25mm consolidated thickness M2 6.00 TL005

0900 50mm consolidated thickness M2 10.00 TL006

0901 600 x 600 x 75mm thick precast concrete aeration slab reinforced withT9mm diameter steel bars on 40mm thick granite fines to carpark or treeplanting area including topping up all voids with approved soil mixture andclose turf with cow grass.

NO. 20.20 TL023

0902 100mm thick Grade 30 cast-in-situ concrete paving slab reinforced withWSF A10 reinforcement with patterned voids at 200mm centre to centreformed by expanded polystyrene formers as carparks lots, on 40mm thickgranite fines including necessary formwork and providing approved soilmixture to voids and close turf with cow grass as shown in drawings.

M2 50.00 OT1650

Precast Concrete Kerb of the following size to details shown in drawing and jointing in cement

mortar(1:3)

Precast concrete divider kerb specially cast solid including cement and sand mortar (1:3) all as

detailed on the drawings

Type W3B premix hump all as detailed on the drawings

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0903 100mm x 150mm M 10.70 TSN335

0904 100 x 225mm. M 12.70 TL010

0905 100 x 300mm. M 16.20 TL011

0906 100mm x 450mm M 20.30 TSN336

0907 125mm x 175mm M 13.50 TSN337

0908 125 x 225mm. M 15.20 TL013

0909 125 x 300mm. M 17.80 TL015

0910 150mm x 135mm M 14.00 TSN338

0911 150mm x 260mm M 19.10 TSN339

0912 300 x 150mm. M 24.30 TL016

0913 300 x 180mm. M 27.00 TL017

0914 380mm x 200mm M 29.00 TSN340

0915 450 x 225mm. M 40.70 TL020

0916 225 x 150 x 150mm precast concrete road lane divider with 2 nos of51mm diameter reflector disc secured to concrete surface and includingpainting, concrete foundation and excavation.

NO. 30.50 TZ023

0917 1800mm wide M 100.00 TL007a

0918 4000mm wide M 160.00 TL007b

0919 5800mm wide raised zebra crossing with Type "W3B" premix includingpainting as shown in Drawings

M 308.60 TL007c

0920 225 x 112.5 x 80mm thick coloured interlocking concrete paving blocksfor forming raised hump at linkway service roads to approved patterncomprising of plant mixed crushed granite aggregate including 50mmthick compacted sand bed, filling all joints with joint-filling sand andremoval & disposal of existing paving blocks etc.

M2 60.40 TL009a

0921 225 x 112.5 x 80mm thick coloured interlocking concrete paving blocksfor forming 1800mm wide road hump across interlocking pavingdriveways to approved pattern comprising of plant mixed crushed graniteaggregate including 50mm thick compacted sand bed, filling all joints withjoint-filling sand and removal & disposal of existing paving blocks etc.

M 108.80 TL009b

0922 Rubber section of approximately 500x420x50mm height mounted ontoroad surface to form a speed hump in alternate black and yellow colourtone complete with built-in glass reflectors including all necessarymounting hardware in accordance with manufacturer's directions.

NO. 114.90 TZ382

SUNDRIES

REPAIR AND ALTERATION WORKS

EXTERNAL WORKS

Approved perforated unplasticised polyvinyl chloride sub-soil pipe with open ended butt joints in

trench including all necessary excavation.

Close turfing with 25mm thick original top soil with a layer of approved soil mixture 125mm thick

including well watering and tendering to ensure growth of turfs.

3mm mesh chain linked fencing with uPVC coated, top of mesh with three horizontal lines of

double strand 2.5mm galvanised barbed wire above at 100mm centres, the chain link and barbed

wires fixed to and including 50mm x 50mm x 6mm galvanised mild steel angle posts at 3.00m

centres with top bent to form spurs and bottom cast in 300mm x 300mm x 500mm deep concrete

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S/N DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE($) Code0923 Rubber end cap of approximately 215x420x50mm height mounted onto

road surface in alternate black and yellow colour tone to side of speedhump including all necessary mounting hardware in accordance withmanufacturer's directions.

NO. 31.90 TZ383

0924 Preparing and applying thermoplastic paint 2mm thick thermoplastic paintfor road hump with 150mm wide transverse yellow lines spaced at200mm apart including cleaning and preparation of road surface asspecified.

M2 13.20 TL008

0925 3mm thick (average) Acrylic Polymer Cementitious Coating (APCC) toramps & driveways in multi-storey carpark including one coat primercomplete with brushed finished and site management as specified.

M2 12.40 TL034

0926 Prepare and apply two coats of approved coloured Epoxy Coatings toexisting epoxy floor including preparing and cleaning of surfaces toreceive the coatings.

M2 20.00 TL035

0927 Repair to bituminous surface of carpark exceeding 1m2 including thebreaking up of existing bituminous surfacing and granite pitching andcompaction of the same.

M2 79.00 TL002

0928 Breaking up and removing from site existing surface obstructionconsisting of Bituminous surfacing including granite sub-base.

M3 38.00 TL031

0929 Scarifying existing road surfacing 75mm deep and removing all scarifiedmaterials and brushing clean road base to receive new surfacing.

M2 5.00 TL004

0930 Patch up small potholes, not exceeding 1m2 with 50mm premixbituminous surfacing Type 'A' including proper compaction and sprayingof tack coat on the surface of road base.

NO. 40.00 TL003

0931 Take out precast aeration/perforated interlocking concrete turf pavingslabs (thickness not exceeding 200mm) including removal of earth andturf and stack up for re-use.

M2 9.90 TL027

0932 Take out precast aeration/perforated interlocking concrete turf pavingslabs (thickness not exceeding 200mm) including removal of earth andturf including disposal off-site

M2 4.60 TZ198

0933 Selecting from stack and laying precast aeration/ perforated interlockingconcrete turf paving slabs (thickness not exceeding 200mm) including40mm thick bed of granite fines and filling all voids with approved soilmixture and turf.

M2 25.50 TL028

0934 150mm diameter wrapped round with geotextile fabric (non-woven type). M 23.50 TM024

0935 To slope embankment. M2 14.40 TM086

0936 To flat level surfaces. M2 11.80 TM087

C25/30 (Grade 30) foundation including all necessary straining and tying wires and split pins and

priming and painting posts with one coat of aluminium paint

Safety fencing to cordon off danger area at incident site with metal barriers of danger signs and

enclosed with orange coloured plastic / nylon netting as shown in drawing / photo including

removal on completion of works

Precast concrete COMPOSITE DRAIN CHANNELS as specified true to line and level as directed

(excavation, sand bed and bakau roller measured separately):- *(TB061 and TB063)

225mm wide (internal) Reinforced Concrete SURFACE DRAIN constructed with 75mm thick sides,

100mm thick bottom and all exposed sides, bottom and arises rendered smooth in cement mortar

including all necessary excavation, formwork and lean concrete laid to fall as directed :- *(TB021 -

TB024)

225mm wide (internal) Reinforced Concrete SURFACE DRAIN constructed with 100mm thick sides

and bottom and all exposed sides, bottom and arises rendered smooth in cement mortar including

all necessary excavation, formwork and lean concrete laid to fall as directed :- *(TB025 - TB028)

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0937 1.20m high. M 21.60 TM059

0938 1.50m high. M 24.90 TM060

0939 1.80m high. M 32.90 TM061

0940 2.10m high. M 36.20 TM062

0941 1200mm high temporary fencing with three horizontal lines of doublestrand 2.5mm galvanised barbed wire at 300mm centre stapled 300mmapart to and including 100mm diameter bintangore posts with pointedbottom and driven 450mm deep into ground at 2.40m centres.

M 11.90 TM052

0942 During office hours, from 8.00am to 5.00pm daily and 8.00am to 1.00pmon Saturday

JOB 143.90 TZ195

0943 After office hours, Sundays and Public Holidays JOB 215.80 TZ196

0944 1.20m high sawn timber fencing with 100x100mm posts at 3m centres,2nos. of 100x50mm horizontal runners and 100x20mm vertical boardingat 200mm centres. The footings for posts shall be 225x225x300mmconcrete (1:3:6) and strengthened with 100x50mm slanting struts at everyalternate post. Bottom end of struts shall be cast in 225x225x225mmfooting and top end secured to post including one coat of emulsion paintto both sides of fencing.

M 74.30 TF057

0945 300mm (Type C7A) M 26.10 TB061

0946 380mm (Type C8A) M 28.70 TB063

0947 Grade 20 Reinforced Concrete Surface Drain not exceeding 300mm deepto invert.

M 91.00 TB021

0948 Add to item TB021 for the increase in stages of 150mm deep. M 29.90 TB022


M 92.50 TB023



M 98.90 TB025

300mm wide (internal) Reinforced Concrete SURFACE DRAIN constructed with 100mm thick sides

and bottom and all exposed sides, bottom and arises rendered smooth in cement mortar including

all necessary excavation, formwork and lean concrete laid to fall as directed :- *(TB031 - TB034)

Reinforced Precast Concrete (Grade 20) DRAIN COVER SLAB including A6 welded steel fabric

reinforcement :- *(TB041 - TB042)

REPAIRS AND ALTERATION WORKS

Repair to Concrete SURFACE DRAIN with 13mm thick (minimum) cement and sand (1:3) rendering

to full height of both sides of drain walls including provision of new precast concrete invert and

reinstatement to match existing etc:- *(TB037 - TB039)

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M 99.20 TB027


0955 Extra over 225mm wide reinforced concrete surface drain for PrecastConcrete Invert.

M 1.10 TB029

0956 Break up damaged concrete invert and relay with new precast concreteinvert for 225mm wide concrete surface drain and make good to matchexisting including removing debris off the site.

M 22.60 TB030


M 97.90 TB031



M 98.20 TB033


0961 Extra over 300mm wide reinforced concrete surface drain for PrecastConcrete Invert.

M 8.70 TB035

0962 Break up damaged concrete invert of 300mm wide (internal) concretesurface drain and relay with new precast concrete invert and make goodto match existing including removing debris off the site.

M 23.80 TB036

0963 50mm thick slab. M2 37.20 TB041

0964 75mm thick slab. M2 44.80 TB042

0965 Clearing choke in refuse chute including removing refuse off site. STR 26.20 TM035

0966 Taking out and removing damaged carpark sign posts from site andmaking good all associated works

NO. 31.20 TM041

0967 Repairing fallen chain link fencing not exceeding 2.5m high includingsupplying all necessary extra straining tying wires, split pins and formingnew concrete base etc.

M 9.30 TM053

0968 150mm wide (internal) surface drain. M 38.60 TB037



MISCELLANEOUS

Cleaning up and washing with detergent, sweep dry and damp mop, servicing of casement

windows & including cleaning of all windows, frame/tracks and doors to the following.

Cleaning up and washing first with detergent, sweep dry, then damp mop with Clorox or other

approved equivalent consecutively for three times, open all windows and main entrance door to air

the flat for one hour including spraying of deodorizer to the whole flat.

Removing solid waste to designated area within the site or motor lorry or skip tank for the

following flat types (Rates exclusive of transportation to authorised dumping ground and NEA Fees

etc).

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0971 13mm thick (minimum) cement and sand (1:3) rendering tointernal/external surfaces of Concrete Drain including hacking existingsurface to receive new rendering.

M2 43.50 TB040

0972 Taking out existing loose or sunken precast concrete paving / revetmentslabs (thickness not exceeding 200mm) and stack up for re-use.

M2 8.40 TB047

0973 Select from stack and lay existing precast concrete paving/revetmentslabs (thickness not exceeding 200mm) including the provision of 50mmbed of granite dust or unwashed sand.

M2 9.00 TB048

0974 Checking and cleaning per unit of Storey Shelter according to thechecklist, including dry sweep, washing with detergent, damp mop andcleaning of the general fittings /fixtures etc.

JOB 47.20 TZ362

0975 1-Room flat. JOB 83.90 TM088

0976 2-Rooms flat. JOB 104.90 TM089




0980 Executive flat. JOB 188.70 TM092A

0981 1-Room flat. JOB 83.90 TM106

0982 2-Room flat. JOB 104.90 TM107

0983 3-Room flat. JOB 125.80 TM108

0984 4-Room flat. JOB 146.80 TM109

0985 5-Room flat. JOB 167.80 TM110

0986 Studio Apartment / 1-Room flat JOB 207.60 TZ341

0987 2-Room flat JOB 289.40 TZ342

0988 3-Room flat JOB 327.10 TZ343

0989 4-Room flat JOB 352.30 TZ344

0990 5-Room flat JOB 471.80 TZ345

0991 Executive flat / Jumbo flat JOB 641.60 TZ346

Transportation (motor lorry or skip tank) for disposal of solid waste from the designated area

within the site to approved dumping ground for the following flat types (Rate inclusive of NEA Fees

etc).

Supply labour for removing solid waste for fire case and hoarding case to designated area within

the site or motor lorry or skip tank for the following flat types (excluding transportation to

authorised dumping ground and NEA fees, etc.)

Supply of transportation (motor lorry or skip tank) for disposal of solid waste for fire case and

hoarding case from the designated area within the site to approved dumping ground for the

following flat types (Rate inclusive of NEA fees, etc.)

DAYWORK

Provide the undermentioned labour and plant / construction equipment as may be ordered in

writing by the Superintending Officer

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0992 Studio Apartment / 1-Room flat JOB 62.10 TZ349

0993 2-Room flat JOB 67.70 TZ350




0997 Executive flat / Jumbo flat JOB 90.30 TZ354

0998 1-room and Studio Apartment JOB 850.00 OT1681

0999 2-room JOB 1700.00 OT1682

1000 3-room JOB 2550.00 OT1683

1001 4-room JOB 3400.00 OT1684

1002 5-room JOB 4250.00 OT1685

1003 Executive and Jumbo flat JOB 5100.00 OT1686

1004 1-room and Studio Apartment JOB 1200.00 OT1687

1005 2-room JOB 2400.00 OT1688

1006 3-room JOB 3600.00 OT1689

1007 4-room JOB 4800.00 OT1690

1008 5-room JOB 6000.00 OT1691

1009 Executive and Jumbo flat JOB 7200.00 OT1692

1010 Mason/Brick/Block Layer H 14.70 TN001

1011 Carpenter H 14.70 TN002

1012 Concretor H 13.10 TN003

1013 Glazier H 15.10 TN004

1014 Joiner H 15.60 TN006

1015 Labourer H 10.50 TN007

Supply plumber for urgent case which shall be attended and/or given temporary repairs within

one hour from receving the call subject to a minimum of 1 1/2 hours (from receiving the call until

the end of temporary repairs). *(TN033 - TN034)

Construction Equipment

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S/N DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE($) Code1016 Lorry Driver H 20.90 TN008

1017 Painter H 15.10 TN010

1018 Pavior H 15.60 TN011

1019 Plasterer H 15.60 TN012

1020 Roofer H 14.70 TN013

1021 Scaffolder H 14.70 TN014

1022 Steel Bender and Fixer H 15.60 TN015

1023 Steelworker H 15.60 TN016

1024 Tiler H 15.60 TN017

1025 Watchmen H 13.30 TN018

1026 Welder H 19.00 TN019

1027 Licensed Plumber H 15.60 TN032

1028 Drainlayer H 14.70 TSN341

1029 Mechanic H 28.40 TSN342

1030 Wireman / Electrician H 15.90 TSN343

1031 Extra over item TN032 for plumber on call during office hours from 8.00am to 5.00 pm (daily) and 8.00am to 1.00pm (Saturday).

H 15.60 TN033

1032 Extra over item TN032 for plumber on call after office hours, Sundays orPublic Holidays.

H 31.30 TN034

1033 Motor Lorry (Pick-up) not more than 2.50 tonne including fuel and driver H 34.10 TN020

1034 Motor Lorry 2.5 - 3.0 tonne in size including fuel and driver. H 34.60 TN021

1035 Motor Lorry 5.5 - 7.0 tonne in size including fuel and driver. H 58.50 TN022

1036 Motor crane 3 tonne lifting capacity including fuel and driver. H 57.50 TN023

1037 Air compressor with air delivery capacity not less than 4.5m3 per minuteincluding operative tools, hose and fuel or power

H 33.10 TN024

1038 Wheel or crawler shovel or excavator loaders with back hoe bucket notexceeding 0.40m3 or 1.30m3 loader buckets capacity including fuel ordriver

H 60.50 TN025

1039 Power loader on rubber tyre 1.20m3 capacity (flywheel horsepower 60kWrange) including fuel and driver

H 25.00 TN026

1040 80ft (approx. 24.38m) Boomlift including maintenance, diesel, operatorand to/fro transportation

DAY 1197.70 OT1655

1041 100ft (approx. 30m) Boomlift including maintenance, diesel, operator andto/fro transportation

DAY 1745.60 OT1656

1042 Diamond cutter including fuel and driver H 20.50 TSN344

1043 Mobilisation of mechanical spreader for the laying of asphalt premixincluding all necessary fuel and driver.

ST 560.00 TZ200

Scaffolding

Mechanical Suspended Cradles

Sundries

ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIAL

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1044 Mobilisation of milling machine for the laying of asphalt premix includingall necessary fuel and driver.

ST 1740.00 TZ201

1045 Mobilisation of mechanical sweeper for the laying of asphalt premixincluding all necessary fuel and driver.

ST 600.00 TZ202

1046 Mobilisation of pneumatic type roller for the laying of asphalt premixincluding all necessary fuel and driver.

ST 600.00 TZ203

1047 Mobilisation of static 10-tonne roller for the laying of asphalt premixincluding all necessary fuel and driver.

ST 600.00 TZ204

1048 Vibratory roller for the laying of asphalt premix including all necessary fueland driver.

ST 578.00 TZ205

1049 Erect and maintain putlog or framed tubular steel scaffolding includingbase plates, scaffold boards, etc., removing scaffolding after use andclearing debris off site

M2 16.10 TK041

1050 Mechanical suspended cradle not exceeding 5 metres length includingProfessional Engineer's design and endorsement certifying the properinstallation to the Professional Engineer's design calculations, drawingsand roof plans including all necessary submissions and testings asrequired. (hiring charges and shifting shall be paid separately)

NO. 1372.30 TM114

1051 Hiring charge of approved mechanical suspended cradle not exceeding5m length including all accessories, safety precautions and all necessaryshifting of suspended cradles.

DAY 20.90 TM115

1052 Transport, labour, equipment and operator for clearing away of rubbish ofany nature from site to Contractor's own dumping ground or to ENVapproved dumping ground including paying all dumping fees chargeableby ENV and leave the site clean and tidy to the satisfaction of the S.O..Rates are not applicable to work related to normal work (lorry load to betaken as 5m3).

NO. 220.00 TSN345

1053 Transport, labour, equipment and operator for clearing away of rubbish ofany nature from site to Contractor's own dumping ground or to ENVapproved dumping ground including paying all dumping fees chargeableby ENV and leave the site clean and tidy to the satisfaction of the S.O..Rates are not applicable to work related to normal work (lorry load to betaken as 7m3).

NO. 304.50 TSN346

1054 Transport, labour, equipment and operator, using bulk waste bin 4.88m x2.44m x 1.52m (18m3) and clearing away waste from site to Contractor'sown dumping ground or to ENV approved dumping ground / incinerationplant including paying all dumping fees chargeable by ENV and leave thesite clean and tidy to the satisfaction of the S.O.. Rates are not applicableto work related to normal work.

NO. 500.00 TSN347

1055 Transport, labour, equipment and operator, using bulk waste bin 6.40m x2.44m x 2.13m (33m3) and clearing away waste from site to Contractor'sown dumping ground or to ENV approved dumping ground / incinerationplant including paying all dumping fees chargeable by ENV and leave thesite clean and tidy to the satisfaction of the S.O.. Rates are not applicableto work related to normal work.

NO. 800.10 TSN348

1056 To engage NEA's Approved Asbestos-Removal Contractor (AARC) toprepare the site adequately for removing the Bin Chute Hopper fixed toasbestos containing material from indoor including cleaning up anddisposal in accordance to MOM's WSH (Asbestos) Regulations.

JOB 600.00 OT1670

COMPACT LAMINATE PARTITION

Supply and install overall 12mm thick compact laminate partition c/o 2-sided coloured laminate)

complete with full length powder coated aluminium U channel minimum 1.5mm thick fixed to the

floor as specified to the following flat layout:.

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1057 Supply of competent person, equipment and transportation to takesamples which may contain asbestos from indoor for laboratory analysisand report the result to the SO Rep accordingly.

JOB 380.00 OT1672

1058 Pre1 FLT 620.00 TSN349

1059 Pre2 FLT 620.00 TSN350

1060 Pre3 FLT 630.00 TSN351

1061 Post1 FLT 950.00 TSN352

1062 Post2 FLT 530.00 TSN353

1063 Post3 FLT 620.00 TSN354

1064 Post4 FLT 620.00 TSN355

1065 Post5 FLT 920.00 TSN356

1066 Post6 FLT 920.00 TSN357