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EXECUTIVE ENGINEER PROJECT DIVISION UTTARANCHAL PEYJAL SANSADHAN VIKAS EVAM NIRMAN NIGAM, DEVPRAYAG
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MOLTHA MOLTHA 2.(a) Population (b) Methods adopted for population projection (i) Arithmetical increase up to base year (ii) Geometrical increase (iii) Incremental increase (iv) Semi log graph (v) Simple graph (vi) Comparison with other cities (vii) Least square method (viii) Other methods (a) As per design criteria tehsil growth rate. (b) Ward wise population projection given (c) Existing population densities has not been considered for future population projection. (d) Zone wise population break up (e) (i) Zoning based on least cost based (ii) Calculation attached
142
166 2008
0.0241 -
Not applicable
Yes No
3.
Source of water
4. 5.
6.
Nature of treatment
(i) Underground water (ii) Surface Water (gadhera) (iii) Spring 40 lpcd. (i) Infiltration (ii) Intake well (iii) Tube well (iv) Spring collecting chambers (v) Boulder filled gallery (vi) other /Intake chamber (i) Sedimentation (ii) Coagulation (iii) Filtration (iv) Disinfection (v) Any other (mention name)
No No Yes 0 0 0 0 0 1 No No No Yes Filtration through SCC cum roughening filter Yes Yes No -
7. 8.(a)
Site selection least cost based (i) Gravity main (ii) Pressure main (iii) Size, length, type and class of pipes. Length (M)
Gravity main
Distributio n system
15 20 25 32 40 50 65
(b)
Fitting & appurtenance Wheel Valve 15 20 25 32 0 0 2 0 No 0.0 1 (a) Type of chlorinator (b) Maximum dosing (c) capacity Residual chlorine suggested Year 2008 Bucket type Chlorinator 1 ppm 0.2 ppm Year 2023 17.85 4 1 1 1
9.
Service Reservoir (i) Underground capacity (a) Existing (b) Proposed R.C.C. C.W.R. 5.00 K.L.
10. Disinfectant
(a) Total estimated cost Rs. in Lacs. (b) Per capita cost in Rs. (c) Total water annually in Kl. produced
17.85
10753.01 2090.35
7693.97 2921.46
ANNUAL EXPENDITURE (d) Annual expenditure maintenance of works (e) Annul expenditure electricity Annual expenditure chemicals in Rs. on 13400.00 21500.00
on
0.00
0.00
(f)
on
40.00
90.00
on
6000.00
9000.00
(h) Annual expenditure on cess towards prevention of water pollution (in Rs.) (i) Sinking fund and interest charges. Total from (d0 to (i) Say
(j)
20.90
29.21
0.00
0.00
(k) (l)
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(n) Annual income from sale of water through stand posts and connections. (o) Net Annual loss (-) or Profit (+) (Rs)
1134.00
1728.00
- 12266.00
- 19772.00
Assistant Engineer
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PROJECT REPORT
1. AUTHORITY: The estimate of MOLTHA VILLAGE WATER
SUPPLY SCHEME is being prepared as per the commitment of Government of India and Government of Uttaranchal to provide drinking water to all habitations having P.C. or N.C. status in R.G.M.S. report. The village and hamelet included in this estimate does not have drinking water supply scheme Therefore this estimate is being prepared under Special Component Programme Water supply scheme. 2. INTRODUCTION : In compliance of the above, this estimate has been framed to cover following villages/ habitations as detailed below. These villages/ habitations fall in Tehsil Deoprayag of District Tehri Garwhal.
Sl. No. Name of habitation included in the scheme 2003 census code no. Name of Revenue village Serial no. of habitation on as per RGNDWM Coverage status of habitations 2003
1 1. 2.
2 Moltha Moltha
3 00315800 00315800
4 Moltha Sabchundi
5 -
6 P.C P.C
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3.
LOCATION : The habitations covered in this scheme are situated at about 5.00 kms. From road head Bagadwal dhar and the area is connected with bridle path from road head. Bagadwal dhar is situated on JamnikhalMulya Gaon motor road, which is about 120.00 kms. away from Raiwala the nearest departmental Central Store.
4.
DESIGN CRITERIA: The design criteria circulated by the Chief Engineer (PPRD), U.P. Jal Nigam, Lucknow vide his letter No. 494 PPRD/12, dated 14.3.84 Chief Engineer (Hills), U.P. Jal Nigam, Dehradun vide his letter No. 3261 / Zonal design Criteria /110, dated 5-8-84, amendment made by head office circular no. 267/PPRD- Design, Criteria / Dated 25.7.2002 and C.E. (U) Letter No. 37/ Design Criteria/ dated 14.2.2003 and subsequent instruction issued by the higher authorities time to time have been followed in framing this estimate.
5.
POPULATION: The 2001 census does not provide hamlet wise population. Hence hamlet wise population has been assessed on the basis of RAJIV GANDHI NATIONAL DRINKING WATER Mission Survey conducted in year 2003. For other hamlets not notified in mission survey report, the population has been assessed on the basis of report from field staff. The population growth of Tehsil Devgprayag for (1991 to 2001) decade is 0.0241 per year per person. The present population of 2006 has been counted as per increase rate of Tehsil Devprayag. The base year 2008 population calculated by increasing the 2001 population @0.241 per year per persons and the design year 2023
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population has been calculated by increasing the base year population by 40% as per design criteria. The base year 2008 and design year 2023 population of the village/hamlet covered in this scheme comes out to166 and 232 respectively. 6. RATE OF WATER SUPPLY & REQUIREMENT: As per design criteria the rate of water supply has been taken as 40 lpcd + 15% unaccounted water, being the scheme a rural water supply scheme. The total initial and ultimate stage requirement of water for population of year 2008 and 2023 worked out to be 7.46 Kld and 10.67 Kld. respectively. 7. SOURCE OF WATER: It is proposed to tap one water source namely PANDAL GHAT Spring for this water supply scheme. The discharge has been measured in various years as tabulated in technical report. There is no other suitable source available near by, which can be adopted for this scheme. As per the local inquiries the source adopted for this scheme is perennial. 8. BENCH MARK : Temporary benchmark 2000.00 meters at source has been assumed and other level of this scheme has been transferred accordingly. 9. PROPOSALS: (i) TAPPING OF SOURCE: To tap the source, construction of one number intake chamber has been proposed in the estimate. Works of intake chamber is to be executed as per departmental type design. As far
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as possible installation of steel intake chamber will be preferred in place of intake chamber at the time of execution.
(ii)
TREATMENT WORKS : SPRING COLLECTING CHAMBER CUM R.F. Since the water form the source remains almost clear throughout the year, hence one roughening filter of size (1.0 x 1.0) M filtration bed has been proposed in the estimate to provide for rough filtration of water.
(iii)
CHLORINATION : One number bucket type chlorinator has been provided near clear water reservoir in the estimate for chlorination of water.
(iv)
GRAVITY MAIN AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM : Hazen Williams formula has been used for designing the pipeline. The roughness coefficient C for new GI (Medium) pipe has been taken as 100. The gravity main has been designed for average flow taking 24 hours, supply to CWR & distribution system has been designed for peak flow. The peak factor is taking 2.48. It has been checked that pressure in the pipelines is within the safe working pressure of respective GI Pipe. Terminal pressure at junction, stand post and other points like S.C.C. C.W.R. is kept as prescribed by departmental norms. For efficient maintenance of the system, wheel valve, scour valve, air valve etc. has been provided as suitable place is shown in Index Plan and L-section.
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(v)
CLEAR WATER RESERVOIR: For effective regulation and supply of water one no. C.W.R. of 5.00 K.L. capacity have been proposed. The capacity of reservoir has been kept as 12 hours ultimate day demand.
(vi)
STAND POSTS : Water will be distributed to consumers through 06 nos. stand posts.
(vii)
CARTAGE OF MATERIAL: Provision for cartage of steel, pipe, cement etc. from central store Raiwalla (D.Dun) to the road head Bagadwal dhar at a distance of 120.00 kms by truck, has been made in the estimate. Provision has also been made for cartage of above material form road head Bagadwal dhar to site of work by head load and by mule at an average distance of 5.00 kms. Cartage of sand, stone and stone grit has been proposed as detailed analysis of costs of cartage.
10.
SCHEDULE OF RATE : Rate of labour and material have been taken as per approved rate by the Superintending Engineer, Construction Circle, Uttaranchal Peyjal Sansadhan Vikas Evam Nirman Nigam, New Tehri, communicated vide his office letter No. 34/Work/17 dated 27.01.2005. The rate of GI Pipe, Cement and Steel for preparation of this estimate has been taken vide letter No. 3626/ SAMGARI dated 30.09.2006 circulated by Managing Director Uttaranchal Peyjal Sansadan Vikas Evam Nirman Nigam, Dehradun.
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11.
GENERAL TAXATION : Provision for private connection has not been made in this estimate. It is proposed that all the house holders shall be benefited by public stand posts and assuming 70% of the total house holds shall be able to pay the general water tax @Rs.54.00 per annum per family after rebate of 0.50 per month for timely payment.
12.
COMPLETION PERIOD: The scheme is proposed to be complete in 12 months. Provision for trial and testing for a period of 6 months has also made in the estimate.
13.
MAINTENANCE: After commissioning and completion of the scheme it will be handed over to Uttaranchal Jal Sansthan for its maintenance.
14.
FINANCIAL ASPECTS: The total cost of the scheme works out to Rs. 17.85 lacs. The per capita cost of the scheme at initial and ultimate stage comes out to Rs. 10753.01 and Rs. 7693.97 respectively. The provision for contingencies and project preparation fees @ 5% and 3% respectively has been made in the estimate. The annual expenditure on maintenance at initial and ultimate stage works out to Rs.13400.00 and Rs. 21500.00 respectively. The cost of production of water per K.L. at initial and ultimate stage out to Rs. 6.41 and Rs. 7.36 respectively.
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The annual revenue collected from general water taxation comes out to Rs. 1134.00 and Rs. 1728.00 at initial and ultimate stage respectively. The scheme will run with an annual loss of Rs. (-) 12266.00 and Rs. (-) 19772.00 at initial and ultimate stage respectively. To make the scheme self supporting initial and ultimate stage tariff amounting Rs 48.67 and RS. 51.49 per family per month have been proposed respectively. 15. CONCLUSION: With the above remarks the estimate for MOLTHA VILLAGE WATER SUPPLY SCHEME amounting to Rs. 17.85 lacs. being submitted for, administrative and financial approval and allotment of funds under Special Component Plan and centage amount Rs.2.23 lacs will be borne by State Government. Counter Signed EXECUTIVE ENGINEER Project Division Uttaranchal Peyjal Nigam, Dev Prayag. (D.S. RAWAT) Assistant Engineer Project Division Uttaranchal Peyjal Nigam, Dev Prayag.
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FORM J(I)
Sl.No. 1. 2. 3. Items Total cost of works Contingencies Work Charge Cost of Work Percentage in Rs. (%) 16,50,000.00 16,50,000.00 5.00 Total 17,32,500.00 3.00 Total Or Say Rs. In Lac Rs. Rs. Rs. Amount in Rs. 16,50,000.00 82,500.00 17,32,500.00 51,975.00 17,84,475.00 17,85,000.00 17.85
establishment
PREPARED BY
CHECKED BY
APPROVED BY
PROJECT DIVISION, UTTARANCHAL PEYJAL SANSADHAN VIKAS EVAM NIRMAN NIGAM, DEVPRAYAG (TEHRI GARHWAL)
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FORM J (II)
(To be borne by State Govt.)
Sl. No. 1. 2.
Items Total cost of works (Under A.R.P.) Project Preparation fee and Supervision of works (to be paid by State Government)
Amount in Rs.
2,23,125.00
PREPARED BY
CHECKED BY
APPROVED BY
PROJECT DIVISION, UTTARANCHAL PEYJAL SANSADHAN VIKAS EVAM NIRMAN NIGAM, DEVPRAYAG (TEHRI GARHWAL)
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Miscellaneous works in Rs. 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 235000.00 12000.00 88000.00 0.00
335000.00
7950.00 47400.00
0.00 0.00
0.00 47700.00
7950.00 0.00
0.00 0.00
1645650.00 1645650.00
848300.00 848300.00
449400.00 449400.00
12950.00 12950.00
335000.00 335000.00
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MOLTHA VILLAGE WATER SUPPLY SCHEME ANNUAL RECURRING EXPENDITURE ON OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
Sl. No. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 Item Unit Amount in Rs. % age Rate Total Amount in Rs. 2,120.75 4,494.00 259.00 40.00 6000.00 1000.00 20.90 13,434.65 13,400.00 4,241.50 6,741.00 388.50 90.00 9000.00 1000.00 29.21 21,490.21 21,500.00
FOR THE BASE YEAR 2008 Pipe line works Building works Machinery works Cost of bleaching powder 4.00 One part-time fitter per month. 12 Casual labour on lump sum Basis Jal Upkar for removing population of water @Rs.0.01 2,090.35 Per kilo liters.
1 2 0 0 0
10 500
0.01
Total
Say 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 FOR THE DESIGN YEAR 2023 Pipe line works Building works Machinery works Cost of bleaching powder 6.00 One part-time fitter per month. 12 Casual labour on lump sum Basis Jal Upkar for removing 2,921.46 population of water @Rs.0.01 Per kilo liters. 8,48,300.00 4,49,400.00 12,950.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Total Say
Rs. Rs.
1.5 3 0 0 0
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TECHNICAL NOTE
1. POPULATION : The population figures of the habitation included in the scheme for the year 2001 and their drinking water status is given as per Rajeev Gandhi National Drinking Water Mission (RGNDWM) survey conducted in the year 2003. The present population has been counted door to door by the filed staff and duly verified by Gram Pradhan and Block Development Officer. The base year population has been worked out by increasing present population same as Tehsil growth rate of last decade. Base year the design year have been kept as 2008 and 2023, as per design criteria. The base year population has been projected taking same growth rate as of Sub Tehsil Devprayag growth rate during last decade (Year 1991 to 2001) that is 0.0241 per year per person as per design criteria circulated by Chief Engineer (PPRD), U.P. Jal Nigam, Lucknow vide his letter No. 494 Design Criteria/12, dated 14.3.84 and 237 / Design Criteria / Dated 14.2.2003. Amendment made by head office circular no. 267/PPRD Design Criteria / dated 25.7.2002 and C.E. (U) Letter No. 37/ design criteria, dated 14.2.2003 and subsequent instructions issued by the higher authorities time to time have been followed in framing this estimate. The design population for the year 2023 has been increased by 30% over the base year population according design criteria. The population figures adopted for the scheme are tabulated as follows:
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Table No. 1
Sl. No. Name of habitation included in the estimate Name of revenue village of the hamlet 3 Moltha Revenue village code No. 2003. Total 4 0031580 0 2. Sabchundi Moltha 0031580 0 TOTAL 142 106 228 12 4 232 17 3 11 11 13 5 131 POPULATION IN YEAR 2001 SC 6 95 ST Total 7 8 153 SC 9 11 1 13 18 Total 10 214 SC 11 15 5 18 P.C 12 P.C Base year 2008 Design year 2023 Status as per RGN DWM 2003
1 1. Moltha
The population of Revenue village Moltha as per census 2001 is 142. The other habitation can not be included in this scheme. 2. RATE OF WATER SUPPLY : The rate of water supply for the scheme has been taken as 40 lpcd and wastage of water @15% for the pipe line has also been taken in this estimate. There is no possibility of private connection. Hence the scheme has been designed @40 lpcd and 15% wastage. 3. WATER REQUIREMENT : Water required at various stages has been tabulated below in table no.3, Minimum discharge may be calculated as (232x46) / (24x60) = 7.41 lpm. Table 3
Year Population Rate of water supply in lpcd. Total daily requirement In KLD LPMwith With 15% line 15% loss lineloss 7.64 5.30 Assuming 75% of water will be produced against at the requirement of water, total annual production of water will covering is 15% lined loss. 2090.35
2008
166
40 lpcd
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2023 232 40 lpcd 10.67 7.41 2921.46
4.
SOURCE OF WATER : The following source is proposed to be tapped for the water supply scheme. the source is perennial for which the certificate from the Gram Pradhan has also been obtained and enclosed with the estimate. The details of discharge are tabulated below in table No.4.
Table 4
Sl. No 1 1. 2. Name of source 2 Pandal Ghat Spring ,, 04-06-06 Date of discharge measurem ent 3 08-06-05 Discharge Measured by J.E. 4 Sh. J. S. Tomar (J.E.) Sh. J. S. Tomar (J.E.) 12.00
Recorded discharge in lpm. Adopted discharge in lpm Required discharge in lpm.
5 12.00
6 9.00
7 7.41
The discharge measured is more sufficient than required. So the Pandal Ghat spring has been adopted as the source of this scheme. 5. WORKS : Following works has been proposed in this scheme.
5.1.
SOURCE WORKS : As per design criteria one intake chamber is to be constructed at Pandal Ghat spring. Although it is decided to provide the INTKE CHAMBER/ S.C.C. has been made in this estimate but STEEL INTAKE Chamber shall be installed (where it will be feasible) to observe their performance as per instructions
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given by the Chief Engineer (Garhwal) Uttaranchal Peyjal Nigam, Pauri Garhwal. The provision for enhancing of the source has also been made in the estimate. The details of source is tabulated as below in table 5.1. Table No. 5.1 SL.No. 1 1.
5.2
FILTERATION : One number Roughening filter cum spring collecting chamber is proposed for filtration of raw water. The filter area required is calculated below taking rate of rough filtration as 3600 liter per square meter per hour. Area of SSC cum roughening filter = 10.67/3600x24 = 0.012 sqm. Say 1.00 Sqm. Hence provide 1m. x 1m. size roughening filter as per departmental type design.
5.3
STORAGE RESERVOIR : Following storage reservoir is proposed in the scheme. The storage capacity has been worked out on the basis of 12 hours day demand of design period. Table No. 5.3
Sl. No.
Location of storage
Design population
1 1. 2.
3 214 18 232
4 5336
5 -
6 5336
7 5.00 KL
5.4
TREATMENT WORKS :
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As the source is Spring, hence the water will be almost clear though one no. S.C.C. has been proposed to remove suspended impurities of water for the source. 5.5 SUPPLY MAIN AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM : The supply main has been designed for average demand taking the value of Hazen Williamss coefficient as 100. The distribution system has been designed for the peak demand of water taking the peak factor as 2.40 G.I. medium pipe have been proposed for supply main and distribution.
5.6
DISINFECTION : It is proposed to disinfect the water before supplying I distribution system by chlorination. A M.S. Bucket type chlorinator will be installed at chlorinating chamber for chlorination. It is proposed to administer a dose of 0.5 ppm. of chlorine so that 0.2 ppm. residual chlorine is available at farthest end of the distribution system. The requirement of bleaching powder is calculated below, assuming that 25% chlorine will be available in the bleaching powder. For Q K.L. per day requirement of water (as shown in water demand chapter) bleaching powder requirement will be = (Q x 365 x 0.75x.50x100)/(1000x25) = 0.5475Q kg. Per year.
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The quantity of the bleaching powder has been tabulated as under:Table No.5.5
Year 2008 2023 Daily requirement of Water=Q (Kl/day) 7.64 10.67 Quantity of bleaching powder (Kgs./year) 4.18 5.84 Say (kg) 4.00 6.00
5.7
STANDS POSTS: For proper distribution of water to villagers 6 pillar type stand posts have been proposed as shown on the index plan.
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(a) 2.
1 No 1. No
4430.00 19900.00
Each Each
4430.00 19900.00
3.
1 No.
9800.00
Each
3917.00
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(a)
Supply of all materials, labour and T&P etc. and construct the following works as per type design and drawing complete. Intake chamber for spring (0.60x0.60) M. 1x1 (a) Supply of all materials labour T&P etc. and construct S.C.C. cum roughening filter of (1m x 1m) size as per type design. Supply of all materials, labour and T&P and construct chlorinating chamber as per type design and drawing complete including supply and installation of bucket type chlorinator of 25 liters capacity. Protection work @10% of above item No. (1 to 3.) Provision of Survey, Investigation Planning and Design of Project. Site Clearance and other misc. works. 1x1
0 1
0 0
0 0
. 0 No. 1 No.
2.
3.
1x1
1 No.
4. 5
Job Job 1 0 0
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2 3.
Supply of following sizes of G.I. Pipes : (i) 25 mm dia 2470.00M Supply of G.I. Special @5% of Job the cost for new pipe Excavation of earth for pipe line in following strata lift upto 30 M, including refilling, watering, ramming of excavated earth into the trenches and removal of surplus earth upto a distance of 60 M. from trenches including supply of labour T&P etc. all complete (Assuming that 95% pipe line is laid in trenches. It is estimated that 75% excavation will be in soil mixed with shingle, bajri and boulders and rest 25% will be medium rocks. (a) Soil mixed with boulders & bajri (b) Medium rocks
124.00
/rm
3,06,280.00 15,314.00
633.75 211.25
75.04 174.81
/cum
47,557.00 36,929.00
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Cartage of following, pipes, specials and fitting from site stone to site of works lowering them into trenches, laying true to alignment and gradient, laying and jointing of pipe line including cutting and threading of pipe for making up lengths as required for completion work. :G.I. (M.E.D.) QUALITY (i) 25 mm dia 2470.00M 17.04 Supply and fixing of the following fittings including cartage of materials, labour, T&P etc. complete. (a) WHEEL VALVE 25 mm dia 1 No. 320.00 Supply of all material, labour T&P etc. and 4No 3400.00 construct wheel valve and Air Valve chambers as per type design.(45x45 cm size) SUB Protection works @ 5% as per statement of protection work. Provision for site clearance and other misc. works. TOTAL /rm 42,089.00
5.
Each Each
320.00 13,600.00
6.
TOTAL
7.
4,52,189.00 23,929.45
8.
3,881.55 4,80,000.00
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1 1 1 Job
0 0 2470.00 -
0 0 0 -
0 0 0 -
0M 0M 2470.00M Job
4.
(a) Soil mixed with boulders and bajri (b) Medium rocks Cartage of following pipes,
1 1
845.00 845.00
45
5.
6.
7. 8.
specials and fittings from site stone to site of works lowering from into trenches, laying true to alignment and gradient, laying and jointing of pipe line including cutting and threading of pipe for making up length as required for completion work. G.I. (MED.) QUALITY 15 mm dia 20 mm dia 25 mm dia Supply and fixing of the following fittings including cartage of materials, labor T&P etc. complete. Wheel Valve 15 mm dia 20 mm dia 25 mm dia Supply of all materials, labor T&P etc. and construct wheel valve and Air Valve chambers as per type design. Protection work @ 5% of Sl. No. (1 to 7) Provision for site clearance and other misc. works.
1 1 1
0 0 2470.00
0 0 0
0 0 0
1 1 1 1
0 0 1 1
1 1
Job Job
Job Job
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10500.0 Each 0 14200.00 17800.00 20300.00 28,000.0 0 33000.00 41700.00 45000.00 60000.00 71500.00 Sub Total
2. 3.
Protection works @10% as per statement of protection work Provision for site clearance and other misc. works. Total
35,000.00
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1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Job Job
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1790.00 M 1330.00 M 560.00 M 450.00 M 2.(a) Supply of G.I. special @ 5% Job of the cost for new pipe. (b) Supply of G.I. Specials @5% Job 3. of the cost for old pipe Excavation of earth for pipe line in trenches with lift up to 1.50M. and lead up to 30 M including refilling, watering, ramming, of excavated earth into the trenches and removal of surplus earth upto a distance of 60 M form trenches including supply of labour, T&P etc. all complete (Assuming that 95% pipe line is laid in trenches. It is estimated that 75% excavation will be in soil mixed with shingle bajri and boulders and rest 25% will be in medium rocks. (a) Soil mixed with boulders and bajri Job
/ RM
1059.00
75.04
/cum
78,408.36
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5.
6.
7.
(b) Medium rocks Cartage of following pipes, specials and fittings from site stone to site of works lowering them into trenches, laying true to alignment and gradient, laying and jointing of pipe line including cutting and threading of pipe for making up length as required for completion work. G.I. (MED.) QUALITY 15 mm dia 20 mm dia 25 mm dia 32 mm dia 40 mm dia 50 mm dia 65 mm dia Supply and fixing of the following fittings including cartage of materials, labor T&P etc. complete. (a) WHEEL VALVE 15 mm dia 20 mm dia 25 mm dia 32 mm dia 40 mm dia 50 mm dia 65 mm dia Supply of all materials, labour T&P etc. and construct wheel valve and Air Valve chambers as per type design. Supply of all materials,
353.00
174.81
/ cum
61707.93
/RM
4 1 1 1 07 Nos
Each Each
06 Nos.
2,070.0
Each
12,420.00
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labour, T&P etc. and construct pillar type stand posts as per type design. 8. Protection works @5% as per statement of protection work. Provision for site clearance and other misc. works. Job
Sub Total
6,54,989.49 36,034.47
9.
3,976.04 6,95,000.00
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1 1 1 1 1 1 Job Job
0 0 0 0 0 0 -
0 0 0 0 0 0 -
4130.00 x 0.95
0.60
0.60
Say
(a) Soil mixed with boulders and bajri (b) Medium rocks 4. Cartage of following pipes,
1 1
1412.00 1412.00
75% 25%
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6.
7.
8. 9.
specials and fittings from site stone to site of works lowering from into trenches, laying true to alignment and gradient, laying and jointing of pipe line including cutting and threading of pipe for making up length as required for completion work. G.I. (MED.) QUALITY 15 mm dia 20 mm dia 25 mm dia 32 mm dia Supply and fixing of the following fittings including cartage of materials, labour T&P etc. complete. Wheel Valve 15 mm dia 20 mm dia 25 mm dia 32 mm dia Supply of all materials, labour T&P etc. and construct wheel valve and Air Valve chambers as per type design. Supply of all material, labour, T&P etc. and construct pillar type stand posts as per type design. Protection works @5% as per statement of protection work. Provision for site clearance and other misc. works.
1 1 1 1
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
1 1 1 1 1
4 1 1 1 07
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
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06 Nos
1 1
Job Job
Job Job
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2.
4.
54
5.
6.
Cartage of miscellaneous
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Intake & Treatment Works B.F.G. 4m with inlet chamber B.F.G. per Running M Intake Chambers R/Filter Chlorinating Chamber TOTAL Gravity Main Wheel Valve Chamber Air Valve chamber TOTAL Storage C.W.R. of 1.00 KL 2.00 KL 3.00 KL 4.00 KL 5.00 KL 7.50 KL 12.50 KL 17.50 KL 20.00 KL 1 9.08 27.20 39.78 1.67 1 1.68 1.68 7.26 7.26 16.00 16.00 6.66 6.66 1 1 1 3.50 12.00 5..25 20.75 12.32 50.40 19.20 81.92 28.00 134.00 52.80 215.60 12.60 35.10 10.98 58.68 0.02 0.21 0.07 0.30
2.0 2.1 2.2 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7
3.8 3.9
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25.00 KL TOTAL
9.08
20.40 112.00 -
1.67 1.97
Distribution System P.T.S.P. Wheel Valve Chamber Air Valve Chamber TOTAL Protection Works R.R. 1:6 R.R. Dry TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 28.00 44.00 24.64 24.64 76.88 616.00 968.00 1584.0 0 6 7 9.00 11.73 20.73
132.40 107.10
1948.0 212.22 0
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Description
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Length in meters
3
1. 1.1
GRAVITY MAIN G.I. Pipe (Med.) Quality 15 mm dia 20 mm dia 25 mm dia 32 mm dia 40 mm dia 50 mm dia 65 mm dia Add. 5% for specials TOTAL DISTRIBUTION MAIN G.I. Pipes (Med.) Quality 15 mm dia 20 mm dia 25 mm dia 32 mm dia 40 mm dia 50 mm dia 65 mm dia Add. 5% for specials GRAND TOTAL 1790.00M 1330.00M 560.00M 450.00M 0.0123 0.0159 0.0246 0.0317 0.0365 0.0517 0.0685 TOTAL 22.02 21.15 13.78 14.26 71.21 3.56 74.77 2470.00M 0.0123 0.0159 0.0246 0.0317 0.0365 0.0517 0.0685 TOTAL 60.76 60.76 3.04 63.80
2.2
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The above provision of R.R. 1:6 and R.R.Dry is only indicative, it may vary according to site condition.
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0.63 22.29
75.60 111.45
Cartage of cement from site store to site of work at an average distance of by mule. Stacking of cement
(c)
5.39
5.39
Sub Total 192.44 2. (a) PIPE AND STEEL Cartage of pipe and steel from central store Raiwala to Devprayag store by truck at a distance of (ii) (b) By Pucca Road Khatwar
120 kms
0.79 52.73
94.80 263.65
Cartage of pipe and steel by head 5.00 kms load from site store to site of work at an average distance of Stacking of Pipe & Steel 1
(c)
5.39
5.39
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3. (a)
SAND (from local quarry) Cartage of sand from Alaknanda river to site store at by truck at a distance. (i) By Pucca Road Khatwar
70 kms 5.00 km
0.71 22.29
49.70 111.45
(b)
Cartage of sand from road head to site of work at an average distance by mule. Stacking of sand
(c)
4. A (a)
STONE BALLAST For C.W.R. Cartage of stone ballast from Alaknanda river to site store at by truck at a distance of. (i) By Pucca Road Khatwar
70 km. 5.00 km
0.71 22.29
49.70 111.45
(b)
Cartage of ballast from road head to site of work at an average distance by mule. Stacking of sand
Sub Total For other works Cartage of stone from local quarry to site of work by head load at an average distance of Stacking of stone 300 M 0.1270
Sub Total Effective rate for stone cartage 5. (b) STONE (From within 300M) Local Quarry 300 M 0.1270
39.09 39.09
38.10
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This is to certify that average distance for cartage of materials from road head to.
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ABSTRACT OF COST
S. No. Description 1. Supply of all materials, labour and T&P etc. and construct the following works for recharging of source complete. Forestry Activity Check Dams Dug ponds 5.00 M x 3.00 m Dug Ponds 4.00 M x 3.00 M Qty. Rate in Rs. Unit Amount in Rs.
2 2
Each Each
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BHAWANIKHAL HEMLET WATER SUPPLY SCHEME ABSTRACT OF COST FOR PLANTATION WORK
Total land available Proposed plants
Sl. No. 1. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Description (A) Advance Soil Work Survey and Demarcation Site clearance Alignment of Pits including cost of lime Pit digging along alignment. (30x30x45 cm) Filling of pits with soil including mixing of organics (30x30x45 cm) (B) Plantation Plantation of plant in pit with proper packing of soil and making thawalas including transportation of plant with plantation area. (C) Cost of plant, fertilizer and Seeds Cost f plant Cost of Fertilizer Cost of Urea for broadcasting DAP. (D) Cartage of Plants Up to Road head (1 km)
1.
75 No
28.0
2100.00
1. 2. 3. 1. 2. 3.
2.00 4.00
3000.00 100.00
25 No.
Transportation of plants by 100 No. truck average distance of 10 km. By head load Upto 6.00 Km. 75 No.
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1.
2.
1.
(E) Weeding and mulching After one month of plantation during Aug. & Sep. with preparation of thawlas Second Weeding and mulching during Oct. & Nov. (F) Coolli walling around the plantation area 200.00x0.75x0.60 M size (G) Operation and Maintenance Watch and ward for 6 month miscellaneous work
20 No.
40.00
800.00
20 No 75 No
35.00 217.60
700.00 16320.00
15 No.
600.00
Each
9000.00
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1. 2. 3. 4.
Earth work in soil Cum. mixed with single , mooram etc. R.R. Dry stone Cum masonry in wall all around Site Clearance (5% of SI No. 1+2) Cartage of stone Cum from local quarry at an average distance of 100M head load.
5 15
4 0.5
1 1
20.00 7.50
53.76 771.6 2
7.50
254.0 0
1905.00
Total 9110.47
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1.
Earth work in soil Cum mixed with single , . mooram etc. Soil for Apron Cum R.R. dry stone masonry in wall all around H.P. Stone Pack of (a) Kajaria (b) Kharanja back of check dam for established slight control of runoff water. Weaving of G.I. Wire 10 Gauge 3.15 mm in 10 cm (a) Part bottom, Back front side. Top Side Cum Cum Cum
2. 3
4.
Sqm.
15
1.5
22.50
Sqm. Sqm.
5 2.5
1 1.5
1 1
Weight of wire Per 31.25x1.50 kg/m + kg. 1.00 kg. wastage = 47 kg. Per kg.
7.60
357.20
Total 13710.34
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