Aly FD Com Mom - 01

“ALEXANDRIA INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT”
TERMINAL BUILDING, APRON AND
COMMERCIAL EXPLOITATION
DESIGN PHASE.
COMMERCIAL AREA WORKS. FINAL DESIGN
METHOD OF MEASUREMENT
FEBRUARY 2014
COMMERCIAL AREA WORKS. FINAL DESIGN
METHOD OF MEASUREMENT
TBL, Apron and Commercial Exploitation. Alexandria Int. Airport Method of Measurement
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
A. PREAMBLES TO BILL OF QUANTITIES ....................................................................... 1
B. METHOD OF MEASUREMENT ...................................................................................... 4
01 00 00 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................. 4

01 30 00 Administrative Requirements ............................................................................... 4
01 35 29 Health, Safety and Emergency Response Procedures ............................................. 4
01 45 00 Quality Control ................................................................................................... 4
02 00 00 EXISTING CONDITIONS..................................................................................... 6
02 41 00 Demolition ......................................................................................................... 6
04 00 00 MASONRY ......................................................................................................... 11
04 22 00 Concrete Unit Masonry ...................................................................................... 11
05 00 00 METALS ............................................................................................................ 12
05 50 00 Metal Fabrications ............................................................................................. 12
05 52 13 Pipe and Tube Railing ....................................................................................... 13
05 53 00 Metal Gratings .................................................................................................. 13
05 58 00 Formed Metal Fabrications ................................................................................. 14
05 73 13 Glazed Decorative Metal Railings ........................................................................ 15
07 00 00 THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION ......................................................... 16

07 14 16 Cold Fluid Applied Wareproofing ........................................................................ 16
07 17 16 Bentonite Composite Sheet Wareproofing ........................................................... 16
07 21 00 Thermal Insulation. ........................................................................................... 17
07 42 43 Compsite wall panels. ....................................................................................... 17
07 44 23 Ceramic-Tile- Ventlated Faced Panels ................................................................. 17
07 53 23 Ethylene-Propylene-Diene-Monomer (EPDM) Roofing ........................................... 18
07 61 13 Standing Seam Sheet Metal Roofing ................................................................... 19
07 95 13 Expansion joint cover assemblies. ...................................................................... 19
08 00 00 OPENING .......................................................................................................... 20
08 11 13 Hollow Metal Doors and Frames. ........................................................................ 20
08 14 16 Flush Wood Doors. ........................................................................................... 20
08 31 13 Access Doors & Frames. .................................................................................... 20
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08 33 23 Overhead Coiling Doors ..................................................................................... 21
08 41 26 All Glass Entrances and Store Fronts................................................................... 21
08 42 29 Automatic Enterances. ...................................................................................... 22
08 51 13 Aluminium Windows.......................................................................................... 22
08 63 00 Metal - Framed Skylights. .................................................................................. 22
09 00 00 FINISHES ......................................................................................................... 23
09 24 00 Cement Plastering............................................................................................. 23
09 29 00 Gypsum Board Assemblies. ................................................................................ 23
09 30 13 Ceramic Tiles.................................................................................................... 24
09 51 33 Acoustical Snap-In Metal Pan Ceiling. ................................................................. 24
09 54 23 Linear Metal Ceiling........................................................................................... 25
09 63 40 Stone Flooring. ................................................................................................. 25
09 65 16 Resilient Sheet Floorinf ...................................................................................... 26
09 66 16 Terrazzo Floor Tile. ........................................................................................... 26
09 69 00 Access Flooring................................................................................................. 26
09 75 00 Stone Facing. ................................................................................................... 27
09 91 00 Painting ........................................................................................................... 27
10 00 00 SPECIALITIES .................................................................................................. 28
10 14 00 Signage ........................................................................................................... 28
10 14 43 Photoluminiscent Signage .................................................................................. 28
10 21 13 Toilet Compartments. ........................................................................................ 28
10 22 19 Demountable Partitions. .................................................................................... 29
10 28 13 Toilet and Bath Accessories. .............................................................................. 29
10 44 16 Fire Extinguishers ............................................................................................. 29
12 00 00 FURNISHING .................................................................................................... 31
12 32 00 Manufactured Case Work................................................................................... 31
12 50 00 Furniture .......................................................................................................... 31
12 92 00 Interior Artificial Plants And Planters ................................................................... 31
21 00 00 FIRE SUPPRESSION ......................................................................................... 32

21 13 00 Fire Suppression Sprinkler Systems .................................................................... 32
21 21 00 Fire Extinguishing Systems ................................................................................ 32
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21 30 00 Fire Pumps ....................................................................................................... 33
22 00 00 PLUMBING, GENERAL PURPOSE ...................................................................... 34

22 05 00 Common Work Results for Plumbing ................................................................... 34
22 05 19 Meters and Gages for Plumbing piping ................................................................ 35
22 07 19 Plumbing Piping Insulation ................................................................................ 35
22 11 00 Facility Water Distribution Piping ........................................................................ 35
22 13 16 Sanitary Waste and Vent Piping ......................................................................... 37
22 14 00 Facility Storm Drainage ..................................................................................... 37
22 33 00 Electrical Water Heater ...................................................................................... 39
22 42 00 Commercial Plumbing Fixtures ........................................................................... 39
23 00 00 HEATING, VENTILATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING ....................................... 39

23 05 00 Common Piping for HVAC .................................................................................. 39
23 05 19 Meters and Gages for HVAC Piping ..................................................................... 41
23 07 13 Duct Insulation ................................................................................................. 42
23 07 19 HVAC Piping Insulation ...................................................................................... 42
23 21 23 Hydronic Pumps ............................................................................................... 42
23 31 13 Metal Ducts ...................................................................................................... 42
23 33 00 Air duct accessories .......................................................................................... 43
23 34 00 HVAC fans........................................................................................................ 44
23 34 13 Axial HVAC Fans ............................................................................................... 44
23 37 13 Diffusers, Registers, and Grilles .......................................................................... 45
23 64 00 Packaged water chillers ..................................................................................... 45
23 74 13 Packaged, outdoor, central-station air-handling units ........................................... 45
23 81 16 Room air conditioners ....................................................................................... 46
23 82 19 Fan coil units .................................................................................................... 46
26 00 00 ELECTRICAL ..................................................................................................... 46
26 05 00 Common work results for electrical ..................................................................... 47
26 05 13 Medium voltage cables ...................................................................................... 48
26 05 19 Low-voltage electrical power conductors and cables............................................. 49
26 05 26 Grounding and Bonding for Electrical Systems ..................................................... 49
26 05 36 Cable trays for electrical systems ....................................................................... 49
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26 09 26 Lighting Control Panelboads............................................................................... 50
26 12 00 Medium Voltage Transformers ........................................................................... 50
26 13 23 Medium voltage, metal-enclosed switchgear ........................................................ 51
26 24 16 Panelboards ..................................................................................................... 51
26 27 26 Wiring Devices ................................................................................................. 52
26 28 16 Enclosed Switches and Circuit Breakers .............................................................. 52
26 32 13 Engine Generator.............................................................................................. 52
26 33 53 Static Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) ........................................................... 53
26 35 33 Power factor correction equipment ..................................................................... 53
26 41 13 Lightning Protection for Strutures ....................................................................... 54
26 51 00 Interior lighting ................................................................................................ 54
27 00 00 COMMUNICATIONS .......................................................................................... 55
28 00 00 ELECTRONIC SAFETY AND SECURITY .............................................................. 57

28 13 19 Access Control Systems Infrastructure ................................................................ 57
28 23 23 Video Surveillance Systems Infrastructure ........................................................... 57
28 31 00 Fire Detection and Alarm ................................................................................... 57
32 00 00 EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS ............................................................................. 58

32 06 80 Schedules for irrigation ..................................................................................... 58
33 00 00 UTILITIES ........................................................................................................ 59
33 05 00 Common Work Results for Utilities...................................................................... 59
33 05 00 Precast Concrete Utility Structures...................................................................... 59
33 09 00 Instrumentation and Control for Utilities ............................................................. 59
33 11 16 Site Water Utility Distribution Piping ................................................................... 59
33 12 13 Water Service Conections .................................................................................. 60
33 12 16 Water Utility Distribution Valves ......................................................................... 61
33 16 00 Water Utility Storage Tanks ............................................................................... 61
34 00 00 TRANSPORTATION ........................................................................................... 61
34 77 16 Baggage Handling System ................................................................................. 61
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A. PREAMBLES TO BILL OF QUANTITIES
GENERAL DIRECTIONS
The Bill of Quantities has been prepared in accordance with the Method of Measurement described in
this document.
In the Bill of Quantities, the sub-headings and item descriptions identify the work covered by the
respective items, read in conjunction with the matters listed against the relevant item coverage, in the
Method of Measurement. The nature and extent of the work is to be ascertained by reference to the
Drawings, Specification and Conditions of Contract. The rates and prices entered in the Bill of
Quantities shall be deemed to be the full inclusive value of the work covered by the several items
including the following, unless expressly stated otherwise:
a) Labour and costs in connection therewith.

b) The supply of materials, goods, storage and costs in connection therewith including delivery
to Site. Taking delivery of materials and goods supplied by others, unloading, storage, and
costs in connection therewith.
c) Plant and costs in connection therewith.
d) Fixing, erecting and installing or placing of materials and goods in position.
e) Temporary Works.
f) The effect on the phasing of the Works or any element of the Works to the extent set forth or
reasonably implied in the documents on which the tender is based.
g) General obligations, liabilities and risks involved in the execution of the Works set forth or
reasonably implied in the documents on which the tender is based.
h) Establishment charges, overheads and profit.
i) Waste.
j) Testing carried out by the Contractor in accordance with the particular requirements of the
contract including supplying results of tests, reports and certificates.
k) Supply and delivery of samples to the Engineer.
l) Checking, inspecting, examining, measuring and verifying goods, materials and workmanship
including supplying results, reports and certificates.
m) Attendance and transport for sampling and testing carried out by the Engineer.
n) Complying with Quality Assurance requirements of the contract and providing certificates of
conformity.
o) Preparation and supply of detailed working drawings.
p) Awaiting approvals and consent.
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MEASUREMENT
The measurement of work is computed net from the dimensions stated in the Contract unless
otherwise stated in the Method of Measurement.
All measurements are strictly net unless otherwise stated, the unit rates quoted by the Contractor will
be deemed to cover tolerances, penetration, laps, working space, over-break, etc. All work is
measured to the net finished limits as indicated on the Drawings.
Dimensions used in calculating quantities are taken to the nearest 10 mm (i.e. 5 mm and over is
regarded as 10 mm as and less than 5 mm is disregarded).
Quantities measured in (Tones) are given to two places of decimals. Other quantities are given to the
nearest whole unit except that any quantity less than one unit is given as one unit.
Unless otherwise stated, where minimum deductions for voids are dealt with in this Method of
Measurement they refer only to openings which are within the boundaries of measured areas.
Openings which are at the boundaries of measured areas are always deducted irrespective of size.
The Quantities included in the Bill of Quantities are as estimated from the Drawings and are included
to assist the Contractor in the preparation of his Tender. Their accuracy is not guaranteed and
Contractors shall check the quantities and allow in Annex 'A' of the Bills of Quantities for any
adjustments they consider necessary.
SITE LIMITATIONS AND CONSTRAINTS
The Contractor shall allow in his rates and prices for complying with any limitations and constraints on
the use of the Site.
EQUIVALENT PRODUCTS AND MATERIALS
Where the Contractor offers an equivalent product or material in place of the one identified or
specified, then the rates and prices in the Bill of Quantities shall be deemed to include for all the
obligations and costs associated with the incorporation of the equivalent into the Works, including
design, provision of data and drawings, certificates, awaiting acceptance, resubmissions and
modifications and amendments to the Works.
Unless specifically stated to the contrary in the Contract the measurement of the Works affected by
the incorporation of the equivalent products and materials shall be based on the Tender documents
and not on the Works as amended and completed to incorporate the equivalent products and
materials.
TESTING
Testing, is in respect of tests to be carried out by the Contractor to verify workmanship, goods and
materials incorporated into the permanent works and testing of the permanent works in order to
prove the Engineer’s design. Checking, inspecting, examining, measuring and verifying goods,
materials and workmanship incorporated in the permanent works, is in respect of other operations set
forth or reasonably implied in the Contract to be carried out by the Contractor to demonstrate

compliance with the particular requirements of the Contract. Procedural trials, trial panels and trial
areas required to be carried out or constructed as separate operations in advance of the permanent
works in order to verify goods, materials and workmanship shall not be measured separately but are
included within the item coverage.

B. METHOD OF MEASUREMENT
01 00 00 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
01 30 00 Administrative Requirements
1. The unit of measurement shall be:
a) as built drawings preparation ……. item.
b) tender documents modification ……. item.
2. The items shall include for:
a) prepare accurate as built drawings as per existing site installations;
b) modify tender design drawings and documents as per prepared as built drawings.
01 35 29 Health, Safety and Emergency Response Procedures
a) health and security in the works execution……. item.
01 45 00 Quality Control
a) Control and supervision of works ……. item.
b) Center line diagram report…… number.
a) control and supervision of works, including probes to start up the facility;
b) establish and maintain an effective quality control system;
c) on-site project superintendent;
d) submittal of quality control plans;
e) provision and maintenance of a Design Quality Control Plan, including a design

schedule;
f) coordination of quality control meetings;
g) notifications;
h) provision of quality control personnel;
i) review of applicable contract documents and codes;
j) checking that all materials and/or equipment have been tested, submitted, and
approved;
k) examination of sample work;


l) review of the appropriate activity hazard analysis;
m) verification that testing procedures comply with contract requirements;
n) verification that facilities and testing equipment are available and comply with
testing standards;
o) checking test instrument calibration data against certified standards;
p) recording results of all tests taken;
q) maintenance of records providing evidence that required quality control activities

and/or tests have been performed.

02 00 00 EXISTING CONDITIONS
02 41 00 Demolition
a) general site clearance ....... cubic meter.
b) removal of above ground elements ....... item.
c) cutting existing flexible pavement ....... linear meter.
d) flexible paving removal....... square meter.
e) slab paving removal ....... square meter.
f) milling existing flexible pavement ....... square meter.
g) parking shelter demolition ....... square meter.
h) reinforced concrete structure demolition ....... cubic meter.
i) masonry wall demolition ....... cubic meter.
j) building demolition ....... cubic meter.
k) security booths disassembly ....... square meter.
l) guarding booths ....... number.
m) fence disassembly ....... square meter.
n) demolition of domestic and irrigation water networks ....... linear meter.
o) demolition of drainage pipe ....... linear meter.
p) demolition of existing force main pipe ....... linear meter.
q) demolition of storm water drain basin ....... number.
r) demolition of drainage manholes ....... number.
s) demolition of fire fighting steel pipes ....... linear meter.
t) demolition of fire accessories ....... number.
u) demolition of existing lighting ....... number.
v) demolition of existing cable ....... linear meter.
w) demolition of existing line ....... linear meter.
x) replacement of line....... linear meter.
y) replacement of cable ....... linear meter.
z) replacement of untagged cable....... linear meter.

a) disposal of materials other than those remaining the property of the Employer or
those for re-use, setting aside, cleaning, storing and protecting materials remaining
the property of the Employer or those for re-use;
b) temporary support incidental to demolition which is at the discretion of the

Contractor, provision of plant and equipment, survey report and method statement
governing demolitions, visual recorded evidence (photographs/videotape) of the
existing condition of all adjoining, properties prior to commencing demolition,
temporarily diverting, maintaining or sealing off existing services, protection of
adjoining properties, making good existing buildings and/or structures not
demolished where adversely affected by demolition works, record drawings,
identifying and accurately locating existing below ground utilities.
03 00 00 CONCRETE
03 11 13 Structural Cast in Place Concrete Forming

a) structural cast in place concrete forming ……. square meter.
2. The measurement shall be the area of formwork which is in contact with the finished
concrete but measured over the face of openings of 1 square meter or less and features
described in c) below. Formwork shall not be measured to:
a) construction joints whether or not shown on the Drawings;
b) holes, ducts, pockets, sockets, mortises and the like, not exceeding 0.15 cubic
meters each in volume;
c) individual fillets, chamfers, splays, drips, rebates, recesses, grooves and the like of
100 mm total girth or less when measured overall the faces in contact with the
concrete;
d) edges of blinding concrete 75 mm or less in thickness;
e) upper surfaces of concrete inclined at an angle of less than 15o to the horizontal;
f) unformed surfaces.
Where concrete, other than blinding concrete 75 mm or less in thickness, is placed in
structural foundations, formwork shall be measured to the sides of such concrete
foundations regardless of whether or not any formwork is used, except where it is
expressly stated on the Drawings that the concrete is to be cast against the soil face.
a) design and provision of formwork;
b) submittals;
c) quality assurance;

d) form release agents;
e) fiber voids;
f) inspections;
g) trial panels;
h) falsework, centering, fabricating, assembling, cutting, fitting, and fixing in position
and taking measures to produce the required shapes of concrete;
i) forming cambers and falls;
j) linings and taking measures to produce the required finish to the surfaces of the
concrete;
k) cutting and fitting around projecting members, pipes, reinforcement and the like;
l) individual fillets, chamfers, splays, drips, rebates, recesses, grooves and the like of
100 mm total girth or less when measured overall the faces in contact with the
concrete;
m) maintaining in place until striking and allowing for any variation from the minimum
period for striking arising from prevailing weather conditions;
n) striking, taking down and removing;
o) concrete provided in lieu of formwork to fill overbreak and working space.
03 31 00 Structural Concrete

a) concrete ……. cubic meter.
2. Each class of in-situ concrete is given separately, stating the kind of cement and whether
plain or reinforced.
3. Work for each of the following types is given separately: isolated foundations, beds
(including thickenings of beds), channels, pits and the like (including bottoms and sides),
slab on grade (including ramp), walls (including retaining walls), upstands (including
plinths, curbs and upstand beams, where the upstand height above slab is less than or
equal to 0.3 m), elements of composite or complex units and features.
4. Projections, nibs and the like are included with the measurement of the adjacent member.
5. Details of each type of composite or complex unit and feature are stated in descriptions.
6. In-situ concrete is measured net except that deductions are not made for the following:
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reinforcement, steel sections of area not exceeding 0.05 m , cast in accessories, voids not
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exceeding 0.05 m in volume.
7. The items shall include for: designing mixes, (including all tests and quality control
procedures), any method of pouring, placing, compacting and curing, pouring on or against
earth or unblinded hardcore, any thickness, cross-sectional area or number of members,
horizontal, sloping, vertical and curved work, placing or finishing to falls and cross falls,

basic finish as struck from formwork and tamped worked finish, extra width of concrete or
formwork to edges of blinding beds, temporary formwork or other form of temporary
support to all surfaces, including design, construction, supports, fixing, striking, removing,
re-propping and all formwork requirements mentioned in Part 4 and Part 5, bar/fabric
reinforcement content of any percentage of the volume of concrete including the following,
preparing schedules for bar bending, fixing bars in any position and in any member, fixing
bars horizontally, vertically and sloping, any diameter, section and length of bars, forming
straight, bent and curved bars and links, cutting, lapping and jointing (including special
joints), notching of fabric reinforcement and bending (including wrapping around steel
members) hooks, tying wire, spacers, chairs and the like, the weight of surface treatments
and rolling margin, tests and quality control procedures, extra material for fabric laps, day
joints (construction joints), contraction joints, isolation joints and joints required in the
forming of bays including formwork and treatment of reinforcement crossing the joint,
column and wall kickers and construction joints, all labors on concrete including working
around pipes or cables, cutting channels, chases, mortises, pockets and holes and including
subsequent grouting or filling and making good.
8. Temporary formwork to produce basic finish is deemed to be included within the price of
concreting. Permanent formwork is that which is designed to remain in position. Type of
permanent formwork is stated.
9. Basic Tamped Finish to surfaces of concrete is not measured, it is deemed to be included
within the price of concreting.
10. Formed Finishes for In-Situ Concrete
a) Each kind of formed finish to the surface of in-situ concrete is given separately.
b) Work to surfaces, other than basic finish and tamped surfaces, is given separately.
c) Work to edges of slabs is included with the measurement of work to soffits of
slabs.
d) Work to sides of openings, to surfaces of projections, nibs, recesses and rebates
and to steps in surfaces is included with the measurement of work to the adjacent
surface.
e) Work to tops of members is only measured to sloping and curved surfaces, each so
described, and the type of member stated.
f) Sloping and curved surfaces are each so described, except where otherwise
required.
g) Details of the type of composite or complex units and features are stated in
descriptions.

h) Formwork to produce formed finishes is given in square meters. The areas
measured are to the concrete surfaces of the finished structure which require
temporary support during casting.
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i) Voids not exceeding 0.50 m in area are not deducted from formwork to soffits of
slabs, tops of slabs and walls irrespective of location. No deduction is made to
formwork to beams (including ground beams) at intersections of subsidiary beams
and other projections.
j) Rates for measured work are deemed to include the costs of: design and
construction, supports, battens, struts, bracings, wedging and fixings, easing,
striking and removing, overlaps and passings at angles, re-propping, if approved,
supporting concrete of any thickness and at any height to soffit, any width or
height of formwork, any number of concrete members and any number of separate
surfaces in each member, any upstand, projection or recess including formwork to
the ends of such, battens, slip tiles or rib spacers to filler block permanent
formwork and sealing open ends of blocks, all cutting, splayed edges and the like,
forming grooves, chamfers, ribs and the like including providing battens and
boxings, forming mortises and pockets and the like, reinforcing bars and the like,
access openings and temporary openings, mould oil, release agents and surface
retarders, re-using formwork or removing from site formwork not to be re-used.
Work to sloping surfaces.
11. Worked Finishes
a) Each kind of worked finish (excluding basic tamped finish) to the surface of in-situ
concrete is given separately.
b) Work to each of the following is given separately: floors (including landings),
treads, risers (including undercut risers), upstands (including sides and tops of
plinths, curbs and upstand beams), channels, pits and the like (including bottom
and sides).
c) Work to skirtings, strings, aprons and the like are each given separately,
d) Work to panels, arches and other special features are each given separately.
e) Work to sides of openings, to projections, nibs, recesses and rebates, and to steps
in surfaces is included with the measurement of work to the adjacent surface.
f) Dimensions, types and details are stated in descriptions, where necessary, to
identify the work.
g) Sloping and curved work are each so described unless mentioned otherwise.
h) Work to skirtings, strings, aprons and the like is given in meters.
i) Work to panels, arches and other special features are enumerated.

j) Rates for measured work are deemed to include the costs of: work at any height
above floor level, work of any width, height or girth, raking and vertical work to
skirtings, strings, aprons and the like, working within margins of a different finish,
work to falls and cross falls, and intersections on sloping work, working over and
around obstructions, pipes and the like.
03 35 43 Polished Concrete finishing flooring

a) Concrete flooring with polished finish, classified according to aggregate type. …….
Square meter.
3. Each kind of Polished Concrete is given separately
4. Polyurethane deck coating is included with its screed kind.
5. Screeds and coatings are measured in square meter no deductions are made for voids not
exceeding 0.50 m2.
6. Work is deemed to include: Work of any width, height and girth, skirting, Work to falls and
cross falls, Work over and around obstructions.
7. Rates for measured work are deemed to include the costs of:
a) Polished concrete finish flooring including: All labor, material, equipment and
services necessary for the diamond grinding and polishing of concrete floors
b) Applying densifying impregnator/sealer and polishing to specified sheen level and
aggregate exposure.
c) Reinforcement content of any percentage of the volume.
d) All types of additives, joint fillers, joint sealants, water stops, curing compounds
and sleeves for embedded articles.
e) Polished Concrete Finishing Products /Systems:
1. Hardener, Sealer, Densifier
2. Joint Filler, Oil Repellent Sealer
04 00 00 MASONRY
04 22 00 Concrete Unit Masonry

a) For walls of 200mm thickness. ……. Square meter.
b) For walls of 100mm thickness. ……. Square meter.
c) concrete unit masonry given in square metres measured on the centre line of the
material according to type and thickness Walls.
d) No deduction is made for voids not exceeding 0.10 m2.

1. Measurement shall be for net areas, Areas less than .25 Sq.m. shall not be deducted.
2. Rates shall include the following:
a) Furnishing all required materials, reinforcement, lintels, anchors, dowels, ties,
inserts, metal expansion strips, expanded metals, cavity insulation if any.
b) Mortaring and grouting.
c) mortar for bedding and jointing, any type of bond and method of pointing,
d) movement joints (including associated fillers and sealants) whether expressly
required or installed at the discretion of the Contractor, raking out joints or leaving
rough joints to form key.
e) weather fillets, angle fillets and the like and pointing in flashings,including cutting
grooves or chases.
f) Curing and cleaning faces.
g) Parts that need to be solid masonry as per the specification requirements.
Parts that need to be stiffening elements (Concrete beams & columns) as per the
specification requirements.
05 00 00 METALS
05 50 00 Metal Fabrications

a) Supporting steel frames for Airlock enteries classified according to size . . …….
Number.
b) supporting steel frames for air conditions towers (Totems) classified according to
size .……. Number.
c) For checkered plates flooring with raised steel structure. . ……. Square meter.
d) The lump-sum includes all components and fittings.
e) Structural framing and isolated structural members are given as a total to include:
Columns, beams, bracings, purlins and cladding rails, built up girders, wires, cables,
rods and bars (including sag rods, ties and the like). anchor bolts and other fixing
devices together with grouting Protective Painting On Structural Steel Work
2. Rates include the following:
a) Fabrication process, shop painting and pnmmg, installation and fixation, field
painting, and final finish.
b) Furnishing all materials according to detailed sections indicated in drawings and /
or approved shop drawings, fabrication and erection, any number, section type,
size and length of components and fittings, expansion joints and trims (whether
expressly required or installed at the discretion of the Contractor), holes required

for other trades, including required stiffeners, temporary erection bracing and
removal, anchor bolts and other fixing devices, casting into concrete, cutting
concrete or providing temporary boxing or wedges to form holes or mortises and
grouting on completion, packing and wedges, grouting under anchorages.
c) Bolts, nuts, washers, inserts, base plates and cutting works, bending, welding,
shaping, drilling, riveting, anchors, fixing in place, grouting.
d) Testing, shop priming, hosting, fire painting and field finish painting.
e) Fire proofing intumescing materials to give the fire rating as shown on drawings.
f) Protective Painting on Structural Steel Work is deemed to include: work to all
surfaces work carried out on site or off site work of any girth preparation of
surfaces any method of application rubbing down between coats.
g) Furnishing of approved sections and dimensions materials, frames, anchors and
fasteners, hardware, and accessories.
05 52 13 Pipe and Tube Railing

a) Pipe and Tube Railing, Classified according to type, height,location and material.
.……. meter.
a) Furnishing and installing of required handrails.
b) Furnishing and installing of required railing.
c) Furnishing of approved sections and dimensions materials, anchors and fasteners
and accessories.
d) Fabrication process, shop painting and priming, installation and fixation, field
e) Required Grout materials.
f) All necessary bending, welding, drilling, lugs, strap anchors, base
g) plates and anchor bolts, bracing, cutting and trimming, embedding into concrete,
pointing.
h) painting, galvanized and sprayed metal coatings including priming and all other
preparatory works carried out ast place of fabrication or on site.
i) Finishes, where part of the item as delivered.
j) All painting on site.
05 53 00 Metal Gratings

a) Bar Metal Gratings floors , Classified according to type,material and location. .…….
square meter.
2. Rates include the followings:
a) Furnishing all materials according to detailed sections indicated in Drawings and /
or approved shop Drawings.
b) Bolts, nuts, washers, inserts, base plates and cutting works, welding, riveting,
anchors, fixing in place, grouting and finishes.
c) All necessary bending, welding, drilling, lugs, strap anchors, and anchor bolts,
bracing, cutting and trimming, embedding into concrete or fixid to steel structure.
d) painting, galvanized and sprayed metal coatings including priming and all other
preparatory works carried out ast place of fabrication or on site.
e) Finishes, where part of the item as delivered.
f) All painting on site.
05 58 00 Formed Metal Fabrications

a) stainless steel claddings are given in square meters Classified according to type ,
ancillary structure and material, measured on the exposed face. .……. square
meter.
b) Stainless Steel Skirting, Classified according to material, finish and height. .…….
meter.
c) Metal Slats Enclosure are given in square meters Classified according to type and
material, measured on the exposed face. .……. square meter.
d) Steel buffer,wall and column protections Classified according to type, material, size
and type of use. .…….meter.
e) Pipe Bollards are enumerated: Classified according to material ,height.…….
Number.
f) Column protection are enumerated: Classified according to material and height
and type of use. .……. Number.
2. Each type of sundry item is given separately. Dimensions and details are stated in
descriptions, where necessary, to identify the work.
a) Furnishing of approved sections and dimensions materials, frames,anchors and
fasteners, hardware, and accessories.
b) Fabrication process, shop painting, polycarbonate sheets, enameled steel pipe,
corian on galvanized steel sub frame and priming, installation and fixation, field

c) Required Grout materials.
d) All necessary bending, welding, drilling, lugs, strap anchors, base plates and
anchor bolts, bracing, cutting and trimming, embedding into concrete, pointing,
bolting, sleeves, and repair of damaged galvanizing or coating.
e) Method of fixing and type and spacing of fixings, fixing through under linings, side
and end laps,
f) Jointing and sealing including movement joints, insulation, vapour barriers and
integral underlay,
g) Work in forming voids, vertical angles, valleys, barge boards, skirting, flashings,
aprons, sills, gutters and linings, jambs and filler pieces, fire stops, all cutting and
holes for pipes and the like, in including soaker flanges and collars, warning
notices.
h) method of fixing and type and spacing of fixings, fixing through underlinings,side
and end laps.
i) Jointing and sealing including movement joints, insulation, vapour barriers and
integral underlay,
j) Vertical angles, valleys, barge boards, skirtings, flashings, aprons, sills,
k) Jambs and filler pieces,fire stops.
l) all cutting and holes for pipes and the like, in
m) including soaker flanges and collars,
05 73 13 Glazed Decorative Metal Railings

a) Parapits and stairs railings with tempered laminated glass panels, Classified
according to type, height,location and material. .……. meter.
a) Furnishing and installing of required handrails.
b) Furnishing and installing of required railing.
c) Furnishing and installing of required glass.
d) Furnishing of approved sections and dimensions materials, anchors and fasteners
and accessories.
e) Fabrication process, shop painting and priming, installation and fixation, field
f) Required Grout materials.
g) All necessary bending, welding, drilling, lugs, strap anchors, base
h) plates and anchor bolts, bracing, cutting and trimming, embedding into concrete,
pointing.

07 00 00 THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION
07 14 16 Cold Fluid Applied Waterproofing

a) Polymer Modified waterproofing waterproofing are given in square meters
measured the area in contact with the base. .……. Square meter.
2. Work to sides of openings, to projections, nibs, recesses and rebates, and to steps in
surfaces is included with the measurement of work to the adjacent surface.
a) applying coatings, work of any width, height or girth, any other extra material,
internal and external angles, fillets and the like, edges, arises and turning into
grooves or channels and sealing, holes for pipes and the like, forming collars and
sealing.
b) Preparation of surfaces to receive membranes and coatings.
c) Cold bonding applications.
d) Skirtings and the like,walls, top of floors .
e) Applying coatings by brush or spray.
f) Work of any width, height or girth,work laid to falls and cross falls, and
intersections on sloping work,
g) Raking, stepped and vertical work to skirtings, aprons, abutments and the like,
h) Edges, angles, arises,, intersections and the like, turning into grooves including
i) Extra material and working into channels and the like,
j) Provision of guarantees and warranties.
07 17 16 Bentonite Composite Sheet Wareproofing

a) Bentonite Composite Sheet waterproofing waterproofing given in square meters
measured the area in contact with the soil.……. Square meter.
2. Work to underground concrete walls and slabs .
a) Primers, bonding compounds, adhesives and keying mixes.
b) Surface preparation.
c) Installation, Protection and examination of waterproof sheets.
d) Any other extra material, internal and external angles, fillets and the like, edges,
arises and turning into grooves or channels and sealing, holes for pipes and the
like, forming collars and sealing.

07 21 00 Thermal Insulation.

a) Extruded Polystyrene-Board Insulation is given in square meters. .……. Square
meter.
b) Fiber - Rockwool insulation Back thermal insulation material is given in square
meters. .……. Square meter.
2. Rates shall include,
a) Furnishing materials, polystyrene boards, adhesives and sealants.
b) Preparation of substrates, cutting to sizes, holes, installation, penetration.
c) Sealing and protection of completed work.
d) Furnishing and setting of roofing filter fabric over thermal board insulation.
e) method of fixing and type and spacing of fixings,fixing through underlinings,side
and end laps.
f) insulation, vapour barriers and integral underlay,
g) work in forming voids, abutments, verges, hips, vertical angles, valleys, barge
boards, skirtings,
h) flashings, aprons, sills, gutters and linings, jambs and filler pieces,fire stops,
i) all cutting and holes for pipes and the like.
07 42 43 Compsite wall panels.

a) Compsite wall panels given in square meters measured on the exposed face. .…….
Square meter.
2. Rates shall include:
a) Furnishing materials, complete as per specification and manufacturer instruction for
fabrication, shaping, and fixing .
b) Withroofing,waterproofing panelsincluding ancillarystructure, fixings, sealants and
finishing as per drawings.
c) Metal framing.
d) Thermal insulation backing with insulation material.
e) Damp proofing of substrate.
f) All accessories, drilling, fastening, installation and cleaning.
g) Installation, labor, equipment, tools, cleaning and protection.
07 44 23 Ceramic-Tile- Ventlated Faced Panels

a) Ceramic-Tile-Ventalated faced panels and Baguettes are given separately in square
meters measured on the exposed face. .……. Square meter.
a) ceramic-tile-faced panels (ventilated terra cotta clay tile) elements .
b) Baguettes elements.
c) aluminum support system shall consist of the following:
d) Back thermal insulation material.
e) Horizontal aluminum hat or ‘T’ shaped subgirts, zee girts, and aluminum clips as
designed and manufactured by tiles manufacturer,
f) Vertical aluminum extrusion carrier tracks with gaskets, zinc casttile clips are
attached and furnished by manufacturer.
g) Zinc cast tile clips for attachment of Terra Cotta tiles to aluminum support system.
h) aluminum rod, receiving plates, angle profile, and holding cap for attachment of
Baguettes to vertical aluminum supports and/or window/curtain wall mullions.
i) Aluminum supporting armature for baguettes.
j) Devices for fastening aluminum and/or stainless steel components.
07 53 23 Ethylene-Propylene-Diene-Monomer (EPDM) Roofing

a) Waterproofing membrane, other membranes and coatings are given in square
meters measured the area in contact with the base. No deduction is made for
voids not exceeding 1.00m2. .……. Square meter.
a) Preparation of surfaces to receive membranes and coatings, primers, bonding
compounds.
b) Under lays, adhesives, keying mixes and mechanical fastenings, hot and cold
bonding applications, and mechanical fixing applications, Skirting.
c) Accessories and sundries as specified, applying coatings by brush or spray, sloping
and curved work to coatings.
d) Work of any width, height or girth, work laid to falls and cross falls, and
intersections on sloping work, cutting, notching, bending, fair edges.
e) Jointing, bonding and sealing including extra material for laps to sheet work,
raking, stepped and vertical work to skirting.
f) Wedging and sealing, and working into channels and the like, angle fillets, battens
and nailing strips, linings to sumps, outlets gargoyles, dishing to gullies and the
like, flashing materials other than metal flashings, holes for pipes and the like,
forming collars and sealing, flood tests, provision of guarantees and warranties.

07 61 13 Standing Seam Sheet Metal Roofing

a) Roof cladding is given in square meters measured on the exposed face. .…….
Square meter.
a) Eaves gutter include furnishing materials, cutting to length, fixing, fastening and
painting. .……. meter.
b) Roof maintenance walkways include furnishing materials, cutting to length, fixing,
fastening and painting. .……. meter.
c) Fall arrested roof maintenance system include furnishing materials, cutting to
length, fixing, fastening and painting. .……. Item.
2. Measurements shall be for exposed areas / length.
3. Rates shall include the followings:
a) Furnishing materials Installation, labor, equipment, tools, cleaning and protection.
b) Method of fixing and type and spacing of fixings, fixing through under linings, side
and end laps.
c) Metal framing and furring.
d) Roof deck.
e) Metal ridge caps include furnishing materials, cutting to length, fixing, fastening
and painting.
f) Lower cover metal sheets.
g) Insulation board and layers & vapor retarder.
h) Jointing, sealing, including movement joints.
i) Painting, fixing materials, thermal spacers, and all required accessories.
j) Jambs and filler pieces, fire stops, all cutting and holes for pipes and the like, in
including soaker flanges and collars, warning notices.
k) Roof Catwalk.
l) Roof anchor system for roof maintenance and cleaning.
m) Abutments, verges, hips, vertical angles, valleys, barge boards, skirtings, fire stops,
07 95 13 Expansion joint cover assemblies.
a) Expansion joint cover assemblies are given in metres or item include furnishing
materials, cutting to length, fixing, fastening and painting. .……. Item.
b) Rates shall the following:
c) Furnishing all components including metal and timber sections, backing cord,
bondbreakers

d) Sealants, flashings, Ends, angles and intersections.
e) Preparation including primers and sealers, fasteners, fire barriers and accessories,
all labors, fabrication, preparation, installation,
f) Cleaning and protection.
08 00 00 OPENING
08 11 13 Hollow Metal Doors and Frames.

a) Hollow Metal Doors are enumerated: Classified according to type, finish, and size,
fire rating as per Drawings & Door Schedules. .……. Number.
a) Furnishing and installing materials
b) Frames, leaves.
c) Accessories, fasteners, inserts, weather-stripping, sealants.
d) Ironmongery and operating equipment where supplied with the item, hardware
sets, where supplied with the item.
e) Installation of Hardware according to hardware schedule.
f) Cutting fabrication, welding.
g) Shop coating, and priming, adjusting, repair of damaged shop coating, field finish
painting and protection.
h) Filling frame with mortar.
i) Providing louvers & glazing where required.
08 14 16 Flush Wood Doors.

a) Flush Wood Doors are enumerated: Classified according to type, finish, and size,
fire rating as per Drawings & Door Schedules. .……. Number.
2. Rates include the followings:
a) Furnishing doors, sub-frame, architrave and door frame
b) Hardware, cutting fabrication, inserts sealants, shop coating, priming and finishing.
c) Glass vision and louvers where required
d) Adjusting, repair of damaged shop coating, field finish painting and protection.
e) Painting, veneers, or staining as indicated on Drawings
08 31 13 Access Doors & Frames.

a) Access Doors are enumerated: Classified according to type, finish, and size as per
Drawings. .……. Number
2. Rates Shall Include the Following:

a) Furnishing & installing materials.
b) Frames, accessories, fasteners, insert sealants.
c) Hardware.
d) Fabrication, welding, shop coating, aod priming, repair of damaged shop coating,
field finish painting and protection.
08 33 23 Overhead Coiling Doors

a) Overhead Coiling Doors are enumerated: Classified according to type and size as
per Drawings. .……. Number
a) Supplying and installing complete units with frames.
b) Curtain Slats.
c) Curtain jamb guides, bottom bar.
d) Counterbalance, hood, electric motor.
e) Fasteners, anchors, clips, accessories, sealants
f) Hardware
g) Plugging, screwing, cutting, seals.
h) Protective coating, adjusting, cleaning, and protection.
i) Testing & operation.
j) Safety & activation devices.
k) Demonstration.
08 41 26 All Glass Entrances and Store Fronts.

a) Glass fronts with ancillary structure. .……. square meter.
b) All glass partition with steel structure. .……. square meter.
c) Self supporting all glass partitions.……. square meter.
d) Glass protecting parapet.……. square meter.
e) Mechanically fixation glass walls. .……. square meter.
a) Designing, furnishing, installation, and to include frame ,steel supporting system,
steel reinforcement, perimeter fire containment systems.

b) Supplying complete units
c) Mullions assembling, spider fitting, fixing in position, plugging, cutting, screwing,
anchoring, Fasteners, clips, accessories, weather-stripping
d) Supplying and installing necessary hardware, glass, Glass fins, patch fittings.
e) Installation, plugging, screwing, cutting, seals.
f) Protective coating, adjusting, cleaning, and protection.
g) Glazing, sealing, necessary openings as indicated in Drawings.
h) All other requirements to ensure compliance with Specifications and Drawings.
08 42 29 Automatic Enterances.

a) Automatic Sliding Doors are enumerated: Classified according to type, size, and
finish. . .……. Number.
a) Supply of units complete
b) Fasteners, anchors, clips, accessories, weather-stripping,
c) Glass, sealants.
d) Hardware and metal sub frames,
e) Installation, wiring, motors, safety and activation devices.
08 51 13 Aluminium Windows

a) Aluminum Windows are enumerated: Classified according to type, size, and finish.
. .……. Number.
a) Supplying window leaves, frame and aluminum sub frame complete units with
fasteners, anchors, clips, accessories, and insect screens
b) Glass and plastic glazing as indicated and glazing materials
c) Sealants.
d) Hardware, installation, plugging, screwing, cutting, seals
e) Adjusting, cleaning, and protection.
08 63 00 Metal - Framed Skylights.

a) Metal - Formed Skylights are enumerated Classified according to type, size..…….
Number.

a) All framing including heads, sills, abutments, internal and external angles,
b) Closers and fire stops,
c) Glass and glazing, method of jointing or form of construction, movement joints,
d) Ironmongery and operating gear to opening lights and doors, cutting and fitting
around obstructions.
e) Assembling, fixing in position, plugging, cutting, screwing, anchoring, including
cleats, brackets, bolts, fixings and fastenings, bedding and jointing or pointing
compounds, architraves, trims and the like,
f) All necessary hardware and glass and testing.
09 00 00 FINISHES
09 24 00 Cement Plastering.

a) Cement Plastering Classified according to the type and location. .……. square
meter.
a) Furnishing all materials and scaffolding where required, spatter dash,
b) Forming key, floating, dubbing out, arises,
c) Metal lath & plaster accessories, making good to and stopping at lines, frames, or
surrounding surfaces, holes, working around and making good to pipes and
obstructions, and the like, and finishing to the required texture.
09 29 00 Gypsum Board Assemblies.

a) Gypsum Board wall claddings: Classified according to the type and location. .…….
square meter.
b) Gypsum Board ceilings: Classified according to the type and location. .……. square
meter.
a) Supplying and installing materials, gypsum boards, Suspension system, studs,
stiffeners, furring, resilient hangers and anchors,
b) Access doors and hatches integrated as required and approved by the Engineer.
c) furring where occurred, fixing to any type of background, fixings including head
and sole plates, studs, stiffening sections, firings and channels, fixings for heavy
fittings, and other fixing materials,
d) Jointing including fair joints, jointing battens, fillets, beads and the like,

e) Joint and reinforcing tape, finishing including plaster for dabs, filling and finishing,
f) work at any height above floor level, work of any width, height or girth, working
overhand, working over and around obstructions, integral services, into recesses
and the like,
g) Additional materials, angles, junctions, abutments and ends of linings of partitions,
access panels and holes for pipes services and the like.
09 30 13 Ceramic Tiles

a) Ceramic floor tiling: Classified according to the type and location. .……. square
meter.
a) Furnishing and setting of tiles on screed as specified and as shown on Drawings.
b) Screeds, adhesives, modified cement water proofing for water proofing, round
edges bases, cutting neatly around pipes and other obstructions, thresholds,
grouting, protection covering, cleaning.
c) Setting of tiles, all cutting, bedding, and adhesive, plaster backings, and pointing,
external angles, internal angles, and tiles with rounded edges.
d) All special tiles, grouting, protection, cleaning.
09 51 33 Acoustical Snap-In Metal Pan Ceiling.

a) Metal snap-in suspended ceiling 1.2 x 1.2m : Classified according to the type and
location. .……. square meter.
a) Supply of suspension system and accessories such as sealants, perimeter trim,
carrying channels runners and frame, furring, wire, inserts, plugs.
b) Ceiling units, boards and strips, as required, mounting, installation, bulk heads,
cutting around, pipes or column, cleaning,
c) Access panels.
d) Insulation.
e) Suspension system and framed members including method of fixing, and any
depth of suspension system,
f) Support work and accessories for fittings including bridging,
g) Layout and treatment of joints including expansion joints, edge trims, angle trims
and fire barriers.

h) Work of any width, height or girth, working over and around obstructions and
integral services including additional materials, access panels and holes for pipes,
services and the like including collars.
09 54 23 Linear Metal Ceiling.

a) Linear Metal Ceiling: Classified according to the type and location. .……. square
meter.
a) Supply of suspension system and accessories such as sealants, perimeter trim,
carrying channels runners and frame, furring, wire, inserts, plugs.
b) Ceiling units, boards and strips, as required, mounting, installation, bulk heads,
cutting around, pipes or column, cleaning,
c) Access panels.
d) Insulation.
e) Suspension system and framed members including method of fixing, and any
depth of suspension system,
f) Support work and accessories for fittings including bridging,
g) Layout and treatment of joints including expansion joints, edge trims, angle trims
and fire barriers.
h) Work of any width, height or girth, working over and around obstructions and
integral services including additional materials, access panels and holes for pipes,
services and the like including collars.
09 63 40 Stone Flooring.

a) Stone flooring is given in square meters, Classified according to the material, size
and location. .……. square meter.
b) Treads and risers are given in linear meter, Classified according to the material,
size and location. .…….meter.
c) stone base are given in linear meter, Classified according to the material, size and
location. .……. meter.
d) stone threholds are given in linear meter, Classified according to the material, size
and location. .……. meter.
e) gravel flooring cover is given in square meters, Classified according to the material,
size and location. .……. square meter.

2. Thickness, types and details are stated in descriptions, where necessary, to identify the
work.
a) Furnishing materials, leveling, jointing, curing and finishing
b) Bedding mortars, underlay, adhesives and other fixing materials,
c) Work of any width, height or girth, extra work involved in patterned work and work
in multi colours,
d) Raking and vertical work to skirting; strings; saddles and the like,
e) Working over and around obstructions, pipes and the like and into recesses and
shallow channels, overhand working, keying mixes, bonding agents,
f) Dividing strips, anti-crack strips, cover strips and movement joints, except
designed expansion joints and fair joints.
g) All tests, labors, tools, etc.
09 65 16 Resilient Sheet Floorinf

a) Structural glass flooring is given in square meters. .……. square meter.
a) Substrate preparation, furnishing and setting of sheets, self leveling screed,
cutting, fixing in position, cleaning, adhesive and primer.
b) Fixing shall be according to pattern indicated.
09 66 16 Terrazzo Floor Tile.

a) Terrazzo tiles flooring is given in square meters, Classified according to the
material, size and location. .……. square meter.
a) Screed.
b) Furnishing and setting of tiles on screed and where shown on
c) Drawings.
d) Mortar.
e) Cutting neatly around pipes and other obstructions.
f) Grouting, protection covering, cleaning, polishing.
09 69 00 Access Flooring

a) Access Flooring is given in square meters. .……. square meter.

a) Furnishing materials including Access Flooring
b) edge guard, carpet adhesive, preparation of substrates, self leveling screed,
installation of carpet, cleaning and protection of installed carpet.
c) furnishing of access flooring system complete with all material, panel covering
accessories, fasteners, adhesive.
d) Tiling fixing in position complete, cutout, grounding, ramps, railing and all other
work as specified.
09 75 00 Stone Facing.

a) interior stone facing is given in square meters. .……. square meter.
3. Furnishing of all materials, which include but are not limited to, stone, special pieces, end
and corner units, adhesives, and grout,
4. Hanging system, anchors, cutting, grinding, mitering, beveling, scaffolding, fixing in
position, cleaning, damp-proofing,
5. all other requirements necessary to comply with Specifications and performance
requirements
6. Work at any height above floor level, any width, height, girth, size or shape of slab or
feature, bedding and fixing including bedding mortars, adhesives and fixing materials, all
cutting internal and external angles, intersections and joints, layout and treatment of joints
including grouting, movement joints, cleaning, sealing and polishing, working over and
around obstructions, overhand working.
09 91 00 Painting

a) Painting and clear finishing are given in square meters, Classified according to the
material and surfaces to be painted. .……. square meter.
b) Painting on other items such as metal and wood shall not be measured separately
for payment and shall be paid as part of the Contract unit price for associated work
requiring painting.
c) painting ……. square meter.
a) Furnishing and applying the paint system including primer and top coats, preparing
surfaces, rubbing down between each coat, stopping, knotting, painting, etc.,

b) preparation of surfaces, Prime coats, method of application, rubbing down
between coats,
c) All other and/or additional work necessary to obtain the specified and proper finish
to the Engineer's satisfaction.
d) Covering of floors, etc., with sheets while painting is being executed, removing
paint splashes, spots, and stains, touching up on damaged surfaces and
completion of work to perfection.
10 00 00 SPECIALITIES
10 14 00 Signage
a) Singes are enumerated, Classified according to type, material and size…….

Number.
a) Supplying signs, all necessary fasteners and accessories, paint.
b) Fixingin position, wiring, electrical requirements backup framing and other

necessary works.
10 14 43 Photoluminiscent Signage
a) photoluminescent panel signage....... number.
2. The measurement of photoluminescent signage shall be for the complete installation.
a) photoluminescent painting;
10 21 13 Toilet Compartments.

a) Toilet compartments are given in square meters, Classified according to location.
……. Square meter.
b) Urinal separations are enumerated, Classified according to location. ……. Number.
a) Supplying all necessary materials, fabrication to detailed Drawings,
b) Doors, Partitions and urinal separations, all integral components including trim,
fixing and jointing, factory applied finish, working over and around obstructions

and integral services, including additional materials, angles, junctions, abutments
and ends of partitions, all additional integral components of openings including
ironmongery, linings and trim, access panels and holes for pipes, services and the
like.
c) Supplying and installing all required hardware and accessories, Finishing, cleaning.
10 22 19 Demountable Partitions.

a) modular demountable partitions are given in square meters, Classified according to
material and location. ……. Square meter.
b) partitions doors are enumerated separately, Classified according to type and
number of leaves. ……. Number.
a) partitions with high performance level a acoustical, air quality, thermal and
durability and all necessary materials, fabrication to detailed Drawings,
b) Steel frame structure, plaster boards, insulation, exterior surface of wooden panels
with veneer /painted plaster boards.
c) All integral components including trim, fixing and jointing, factory applied finish,
including additional materials, angles, junctions, abutments and ends of partitions,
all additional integral components of openings including frames ironmongery,
linings and trim.
d) Fixing in place doors, installing all required doors hardware and accessories.
e) Finishing, cleaning.
10 28 13 Toilet and Bath Accessories.

a) toilet accessories are enumerated separately, Classified according to type and
finish. ……. Number.
a) Supplying accessories complete with all necessary fasteners.
b) Fixing in position, and other necessary works.
10 44 16 Fire Extinguishers
a) fire extinguishers ....... number.
b) fire accessories ....... number.

2. The measurement of fire extinguishers shall be for the complete installation.
a) provision of accessories, cabinets, wall brackets;
b) repairing and cleaning;
c) signage.

12 00 00 FURNISHING
12 32 00 Manufactured Case Work.

a) counters are enumerated separately, Classified according to size, type and use. .
……. Number.
a) Furnishing all material, which include but are not limited to, block works, metal
framing, woods, plastic laminate faces, veneers, hardware, glass, solid surfacing
materials
b) All integral components including trim, fixing and jointing, factory applied finish,
formed metal fabrications, miscellaneous materials, kiln drying, which may be
necessary to achieve the specified moisture content,
c) working and dressing, machine and paper sanding, cutting, splicing,
d) Jointing, fittings, molding, beads, furring, fastening, fixing, grouting,
e) Painting system including primer and finish coat, finishing, and protection, and all
other materials as specified, indicated on Drawings, and approved shop Drawings.
f) All electrical works.
g) Mock-up at site.
a) Trial fit assemblies at fabrication shop.
b) Fixing in place, frame, all accessories, finishing and cleaning, etc.
12 50 00 Furniture

a) Furniture units seats and case goods are enumerated. . ……. Number.
b) Furnishing accessories are enumerated. . ……. Number.
2. Dimensions, types and details are stated in descriptions, where necessary, to identify the
work as per furniture schedules.
3. Work is deemed to include:
a) all component parts, finishing, ironmongery and accessories, Providing everything
necessary for jointing, Adjusting and easing, Placing and fixing in final position,
Cleaning on completion.
12 92 00 Interior Artificial Plants And Planters

a) Artificial plant and planters are enumerated. . ……. Number.

5. Dimensions, types and details are stated in descriptions, where necessary, to identify the
work as per furniture schedules.
a) all component parts, finishing, ironmongery and accessories, Providing everything
necessary for jointing, Adjusting and easing, Placing and fixing in final position,
Cleaning on completion.
21 00 00 FIRE SUPPRESSION
21 13 00 Fire Suppression Sprinkler Systems
a) diffuser nozzle....... number.
b) sprinkler ....... number.
c) step sealing of facilities ....... number.
d) piping and fitting fire fighting material ....... linear meter.
e) isolating valve ....... number.
2. The measurement of fire-suppression sprinkler systems shall be for the complete

installation.
a) fire-department connections;
b) painting;
c) sound stopping;
d) sleeves;
e) escutcheons;
f) flashings;
g) electrical work;
h) disinfection;
i) cleaning and adjusting.
21 21 00 Fire Extinguishing Systems
a) manual extinguisher ....... number.

b) wheel manual fire extinguisher ABC ....... number.
c) bottle of CO2 extinguishing ....... number.
d) bottles of FM-200 extinguishing ....... number.
e) galvanized steel pipe....... linear meter.
2. The measurement of fire extinguishing systems shall be for the complete installation.
a) piping materials;
b) high-pressure cylinders;
c) escutcheons;
d) supporting elements;
e) dirt traps;
f) pipe sleeves;
g) control panel;
h) electrical work;
i) painting;
j) signage;
k) disconnection key.
21 30 00 Fire Pumps
a) tunnel fire fighting pumps ...... number.
b) tunnel fire hose cabinet ...... number.
2. The measurement of fire pumps shall be for the complete installation.
a) horizontal base mounted pump;
b) tank supports;
c) piping offsets;
d) fittings;
e) valves;
f) controls;
g) gauges;

h) electrical work;
i) panels;
j) connections;
k) daily and weekly solar tanks;
l) spare parts;
m) alarms;
n) sleeves;
o) escutcheon plates;
p) disinfecting materials;
q) all building works and material as shown on drawings.
22 00 00 PLUMBING, GENERAL PURPOSE
22 05 00 Common Work Results for Plumbing
a) valves …… number.
b) piping …… linear meter.
2. The measurement of plumbing shall be for the complete installation.
a) excavation of material;
b) locating existing drains;
c) breaking into existing drains;
d) connecting and re-connecting existing drains;
e) construction of bases, walls, roof and cover slabs and shafts, surrounds and
corbelling for cover;
f) channels, fittings, benchings, building in pipes and fin drain connections;
g) cleaning;
h) steps, safety chains, ladders, handholds and the like;
i) covers, frames, seatings and bedding;
j) lifting keys;
k) concrete;
l) formwork;

m) reinforcement;
n) backfilling and compaction;
o) disposal of material;
p) filling;
q) notices;
r) sealants;
s) brickwork;
t) re-laying existing pipes disturbed;
u) pipework and fittings;
v) penstocks and ancillary equipment.
22 05 19 Meters and Gages for Plumbing piping
a) Meters …… number.
2. Flow meter individually calibrated.
22 07 19 Plumbing Piping Insulation
a) Piping …… meter.
22 11 00 Facility Water Distribution Piping
Pipes, Fittings and Accessories
a) Pipes …… meters.
2. All prices are deemed to be complete items and or systems supplied and installed as
specified under their respectives as well as other complementarys or contractual
documents. It includes also any additional items, components, accessories required but not
specifically mentioned or specified that are necessary for its satisfactory operation,
performance and protection.
3. Rates for Plumbing work are deemed to include the costs of:
a) Working internally, externally and in plant rooms.
b) Assembling and jointing together component parts of composite units and
c) Providing connecting flanges and jointing material.
d) Making minor changes and modifications in layout required.

e) Cleaning and flushing piping systems.
f) Priming and painting on site including colour coding.
g) Plates, discs, labels and charts for the identification of plant, equipment,
appliances, pipes, valves and the like,
h) Bedding and pointing components or units of equipment, ancillaries and the like.
i) Cutting and pinning ends of supports for equipment, ancillaries and pipes, marking
the positions of and cutting or forming holes, mortices, chases and the like and
making good after.
j) Builder's work in connection with heating, ventilating and air conditioning
k) work including all work shown on the Drawings, described in the Specification or
reasonably to be implied as necessary for the proper execution of the heating,
ventilating and air conditioning work.
l) Temporarily operating each installation (except for testing) including attendants,

insurances and providing fuel and electricity for power and lighting.
Pipework
1. Each kind of pipe is given separately, stating the standard to which it complies.
2. Each diameter of pipe is given separately. Diameters stated are nominal diameters.
3. Pipes are given in meters measured the length over all pipes, fittings and branches.
4. Rates for measured pipework deemed to include the:
a) Delivery, storage and handling.
b) Hangers and Standard pipe supports, non-standard pipe support assemblies,

spring.
c) Excavating trenches for buried pipes, including backfilling, disposal of surplus

excavated material and earthwork support.
d) Pipes and valves installation.
e) Pipe joint construction, Providing everything necessary for jointing.
f) Pipe fittings including cutting and jointing pipes to fittings, Bends, tees, crosses,
joints, unions, nipples, plugs and flanges, Special connections, special joints and
isolated joints in pipes.
g) Screwed sockets, tappings, bosses and welding necks welded to pipes or flanges
including perforating the pipe or flange.
h) Purpose-made pipes and purpose-made fittings.
i) Connections to reservoirs and chambers.
j) Manual air vents.

k) Drain valves and plugs.
l) Drip trays and turndishes.
m) Wrapping for underground pipes and waterproofing for exposed insulated pipes.
n) Pipe sleeves and packing and containment for fire rated and non-fire rated
penetrations including all materials as specified. Wall, floor and ceiling plates.
22 13 16 Sanitary Waste and Vent Piping
a) Pipes lengths, pipe classified according to diameters … meters
b) Hose Bibs ……….. number
c) Oil Interceptors …….. number
22 14 00 Facility Storm Drainage
Pipes, Fittings and Accessories
a) Pipes lengths, pipe classified according to diameters ….. meters
b) outlet ….. number
c) Commissioning of the installation of Storm drainage system ….. number
d) Builder work ….. number
2. Each kind of pipe is given separately.
3. Each diameter of pipe is given separately,Diameters stated are nominal diameters.
4. Pipes are given in meters measured on the center line between the inner faces of valve
chambers, manholes and inspection chambers and overall fittings.
5. Excavating trenches for each type of service,each diameter of pipe , including any
additional excavation below the invert level of the pipe that may deem necessary due to
site conditions provided it does not exceed 50cm.
6. Excavating next to, and around existing services, crossings including temporary support,
temporarily re-routing, sealing and removing services as required.
7. Filling over-excavation,consolidation of primary backfill (initial backfill) material using water

or hand tamping, and compaction of secondary backfill (main backfill) material.
a) all pipework as appropriate.
9. Rates for pipes are to include for:
a) Excavation.

b) Supply of all jointing, fittings (such as bends, reducers, tees, joints, adapters,
capsand straight couplers) .
c) Transportation and hauling about the Site, loading, unloading and
d) laying in the trench or fixing to appropriate structure.
e) Cutting, machining, chamfering, etc. of standard length pipes.
f) Assembling the pipes and couplings and connecting to fittings and valves, or
manholes as appropriate.
g) Protective coating and pipe wrapping.
h) Installation of pipes at any depth.
i) Thrust blocks.
j) Backfilling.
k) Disposal of surplus material
l) Labor and plant for fixing pipes at any depth.
m) Continuous underground - type plastic line markers.
n) Laboratory and field tests.
o) Flushing and disinfection.
p) Continuous underground-type plastic line markers on sewage force mains.
Work to Existing Networks
1. Each kind of work to existing networks is given separately.
2. Type of work, location, sizes and other details are given in descriptions to identify the
work.
3. Work is given in meters, enumerated or as an item as appropriate.
4. Rates are to include for:
a) Temporary diversion or stopping of existing networks.
b) Preparing existing work to receive new work,
c) All new fixing and jointing materials,
d) Making good all work disturbed,
e) Disposal of materials arising and reinstatement of surface.
Manholes, Chambers, Gullies, Channels and Soakaways
1. Manholes, chambers, soakaways and the like are enumerated.
2. Manhole and chamber depths are measured from cover to main channel invert of manholes
and bottom of pits.

3. Reinforced concrete channels and continuous gratings and frames are given in meters.
a) Excavation in any type of soil or material, dewatering.
b) Backfilling and disposal of surplus excavated material.
c) Concrete, reinforcement and formwork.
d) Block work and stone fill.
e) Blinding and benching including GRP lamination or epoxy mortar protection to

benching.
f) Waterproofing.
g) Protection to waterproofing (where not measured separately).
h) Linings for manholes and coating for chambers, as specified.
i) Geotextile fabric and granular stone surrounds.
j) Puddle flanges built into the chamber walls.
k) Back drops for manholes,
l) All items of metalwork, pipework and fittings which occur within or at the surface
of the manhole, backdrop or separator, including covers, frames, step irons and
ladders.
22 33 00 Electrical Water Heater
a) Electrical Water Heater …… number
22 42 00 Commercial Plumbing Fixtures
a) Plumbing Fixtures …… number
23 00 00 HEATING, VENTILATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING
23 05 00 Common Piping for HVAC
a) Pipes …… meters.
2. All prices are deemed to be complete items and or systems supplied and installed as
specified under their respectives as well as other complementarys or contractual
documents. It includes also any additional items, components, accessories required but not

specifically mentioned or specified that are necessary for its satisfactory operation,
performance and protection.
3. Rates for Plumbing work are deemed to include the costs of:
a) Working internally, externally and in plant rooms.
b) Assembling and jointing together component parts of composite units and
c) Providing connecting flanges and jointing material.
d) Making minor changes and modifications in layout required.
e) Cleaning and flushing piping systems.
f) Priming and painting on site including colour coding.
g) Plates, discs, labels and charts for the identification of plant, equipment,
appliances, pipes, valves and the like,
h) Bedding and pointing components or units of equipment, ancillaries and the like.
i) Cutting and pinning ends of supports for equipment, ancillaries and pipes, marking
the positions of and cutting or forming holes, mortices, chases and the like and
making good after.
j) Builder's work in connection with heating, ventilating and air conditioning
k) work including all work shown on the Drawings, described in the Specification or
reasonably to be implied as necessary for the proper execution of the heating,
ventilating and air conditioning work.
l) Temporarily operating each installation (except for testing) including attendants,

insurances and providing fuel and electricity for power and lighting.
Pipework
1. Each kind of pipe is given separately, stating the standard to which it complies.
2. Each diameter of pipe is given separately. Diameters stated are nominal diameters.
3. Pipes are given in meters measured the length over all pipes, fittings and branches.
4. Rates for measured pipework deemed to include the:
a) Delivery, storage and handling.
b) Hangers and Standard pipe supports, non-standard pipe support assemblies,

spring.
c) Excavating trenches for buried pipes, including backfilling, disposal of surplus

excavated material and earthwork support.
d) Pipes and valves installation.
e) Pipe joint construction, Providing everything necessary for jointing.

f) Pipe fittings including cutting and jointing pipes to fittings, Bends, tees, crosses,
joints, unions, nipples, plugs and flanges, Special connections, special joints and
isolated joints in pipes.
g) Screwed sockets, tappings, bosses and welding necks welded to pipes or flanges
including perforating the pipe or flange.
h) Purpose-made pipes and purpose-made fittings.
i) Connections to reservoirs and chambers.
j) Manual air vents.
k) Drain valves and plugs.
l) Drip trays and turndishes.
m) Wrapping for underground pipes and waterproofing for exposed insulated pipes.
n) Pipe sleeves and packing and containment for fire rated and non-fire rated
penetrations including all materials as specified. Wall, floor and ceiling plates.
Pipes Spcialities
1. Pipe specialties for drainage and vent system including floor drains, roof drains, teranch
drains, floor cleanouts, roof vent caps and grease interceptors are given separately.
2. Pipe specialties for water distribution, other than those specified or shown on drawings
related to equipment, including backflow preventers, water regulators, balancing valves,
water filters, water hammer arrestors, strainers, hose bibs, potable storage tanks, and
automatic air vents, are given separately.
3. Automatic air valves and the like are deemed to include associated isolating valves.
4. Connections to existing services and breaking into existing pipes are each given separately.
5. Each type of accessory is given separately. Diameters, dimensions and details are stated in
descriptions, where necessary, to identify the work.
6. Work is deemed to include the following:
a) Submittals, quality assurance, extra material, connection, flashing installation,
b) Field quality control, commissioning, demonstration, protection, and cleaning
23 05 19 Meters and Gages for HVAC Piping
a) BTU Meters …… number.
2. Ir provides local indication of energy, low and temperature data through an
3. alphanumericdisplayAll mechanical installation hardware, color coded interconnecting

cabling and installation instructions provided.

4. With temperature sensors and standard thermowells.
5. Flow meter and temperature sensors individuallycalibrated.
23 07 13 Duct Insulation
1. Each kind of insulation is given separately, stating the thickness.
2. Work to ductwork is given in square meters or meters as indicated.
3. Work is generally deemed to include:
a) Submittals, quality assurance and coordination,
b) Extra materials,
c) Examination and preparation,
d) General application requirements.
e) Special protection or finish at openings through walls, valve chambers and the like,
f) Working duct insulation around special fittings and for ancillaries.
g) Duct and pipe sleeves for insulated ducts and pipes at fire-rated and nonfire-
h) Exterior walls and roof penetrations,
23 07 19 HVAC Piping Insulation
1. Each kind of insulation is given separately, stating the thickness.
2. Work to ductwork is given in square meters or meters as indicated.
a) Piping …… meter.
23 21 23 Hydronic Pumps
a) Pumps …… number.
23 31 13 Metal Ducts
a) Duct…… meter or square meter.
2. Each kind of ducting is given separately stating the type of material.
3. Flexible ducting and extensible ducting are given separately. Dimensions are stated in
description.
4. Ducting is given in kilograms (tons), measured as the net weight of the area calculated
from multiplying duct lengths (taken along the centre line over all seams, joints and

fittings) by the net girth of the nominal duct dimensions. Blank ends shall be added to the
area for weighting, but no deductions to the area shall be made for inters or openings.
Duct gauge shall be as per Specifications.
5. Flexible ducting and extensible ducting are given in meters measured the length as fully
extended.
a) Delivery, storage and handling
b) Duct fabrication and installation
c) Hangers and supports.
d) Connections to equipment, Special connections and special joints in ducting

including connections between ducting of differing materials, connections between
ducting and equipment, isolated joints and flexible connections between ducting
and air handling equipment,
e) Field quality control.
f) All types of joints, including joints in the running length.
g) Providing materials, heat, bolts, nuts, washers and everything necessary for
making joints in ducting,
h) Components for supporting ductwork including fixing, building attachments,
i) Ducts sleeves for fire rated and non-fire rated partition penetrations, including all
materials as specified,
j) Related builder’s works.
23 33 00 Air duct accessories
a) Damper…… Number.
b) Back draft shutter for circular duct…… Number.
c) Poppet valve.... number.
d) Module for regulation of airflow...number
2. Duct accessories including manual volume dampers, fire and smoke dampers and duct
silencers, are given separately as item.
3. Duct accessories are to be provided as specified and as shown on Drawings and as needed
for the proper operation and balancing of the air distribution system.
4. Duct accessories including turning vanes, duct-mounted access doors and panels, flexible
ducts and flexible connection are included with the works of ductwork.
5. Works are generally deemed to include:


a) Submittals, quality assurance,
b) Extra material,
c) Accessory hardware,
d) Installation and adjusting.
Equipment and Ancillaries
1. Each kind of equipment and ancillaries is given separately, stating the size and pattern,
rated duty, capacity, loading etc. as appropriate.
2. Each type is given separately. Diameters and dimensions are stated in descriptions,where
necessary.
3. Equipment and ancillaries are enumerated.
4. Controls and instruments for each complete system are given as items.
a) Factory assembled components and controls.
b) Loose equipment supplied by the manufacturer.
c) electrical connections,
d) Refrigerant piping and accessories for air conditioning split equipment,
e) Valves (excluding control valves), strainers, flexible couplings, fittings, accessories,

other miscellaneous components and the like, as shown on the
f) Concrete bases and support pads, and other related concrete work, platework and
supporting steelwork,
g) Supports and fixing,
h) Insulation and jacketing for cold and hot equipment, including providing detachable
mattresses and working insulation around special fittings and for ancillaries,
i) Anti-vibration mountings, including anti-vibration material and sound insulating

material,
23 34 00 HVAC fans
a) Fans…… Number.
b) Builder work…… Number.
c) Commissioning of the instalation…… Number.
23 34 13 Axial HVAC Fans

a) Axial Fans…… Number.
23 37 13 Diffusers, Registers, and Grilles
a) Grille…… Number.
b) Nozzle…… Number.
c) Diffuser…… Number.
d) Slot liner diffuser…… Number.
e) Register…… Number.
f) External air intake or weather protected grille…… Number.
g) Louver…… Number.
3. Air terminals and outlets include variable air volume boxes, diffuser, grilles and registers.
4. Each kind is given separately stating the size of outlet.
5. Works is generally deemed to include:
a) Submittals, quality assurance and coordination,
b) Delivery, storage and handling,
c) Extra materials,
d) Examination and preparation,
e) Adjusting and cleaning,
f) Accessories for each type of terminal and outlet as specified.
23 64 00 Packaged water chillers
a) Chiller units…… Number.
b) Commissioning of the installation…… Number.
c) Software & licenses for the integration…… Number.
d) Builder Work…… Number.
23 74 13 Packaged, outdoor, central-station air-handling units
a) Air handling units…… Number.
b) Attenuator…… Number.
c) Commissioning of the installation…… Number.

d) Software & licenses for the integration…… Number.
e) Builder Work…… Number.
23 81 16 Room air conditioners
a) Heat recovery units …… Number.
b) Attenuator…… Number.
c) Commissioning of the installation…… Number.
a) control,
b) electrical connection,
c) and all accessories.
23 82 19 Fan coil units
a) Fan coil units…… Number.
b) Commissioning of the installation…… Number.
c) Software & licenses for the integration…… Number.
d) Builder Work…… Number.
26 00 00 ELECTRICAL
1. Generally
Electrical work generally is deemed to include:
Supply, installation, testing, commissioning, putting into satisfactory operation and handing
over complete systems.
a) All costs in connection with the supply, installation and use of materials, labour,
accessories and all incidentals necessary for the proper execution and completion
of all works in accordance with the Specifications.
b) Coordination with local authorities having jurisdiction for power supply, telephone
trunk lines and all other required network connections and cables for other
buildings and facilities.
c) Co-ordination with other trades including minor approved modifications and
additions to ensure compatibility.
d) Equipment including setting of all protective relays and circuit breakers.

e) Assembling and jointing together component parts of composite units and
providing any necessary jointing materials,
f) Corrosion protective treatments and coatings to fixings, hangers and Supporting
materials.
g) Sleeves through walls, ceilings and floors including cover plates,fire sealants,
brackets and supports.
h) Extra material, spare parts, tools and instruments as called for in specifications
and/or recommended by the manufacturers, unless separately included in the BOQ,
i) Plates, labels and tags for the identification of plant, equipment, cables,
j) Switches and the like,
k) temporarily operating each installation, including attendants, special insurance and
providing power supply,
l) Cutting and pinning ends of supports for equipment, ancillaries, fittings, trunking,
trays and the like,
m) Builder's work in connection, except where required to be measured separately.
26 05 00 Common work results for electrical
a) Wires, cables, feeders ……. merter
b) Conduits, wireways, supporting systems ……. Number
c) Accessories……. Number
d) Builder works for electrical system……. Number

a) Each kind of conduit is including in wire and cable item.
b) Each kind of trunking, cable tray, cable ladder and the like is including in cable
item.
c) Cable ducts and duct banks.
3. Rates are deemed to include:
a) Wires and cables: conduits and fittings, draw wires and the like (except where
conduit work is required to be measured separately), cable connectors and cable
joints (where permitted) including joint boxes, sealing boxes, shrouds and the like
and materials and heat for making the joints, allowance in cable length for cables
entering fittings and accessories, equipment or control gear, cable treys or cable
ducts, necessary components and accessories for fixing cables on walls, ceilings
and on cable trays/ladders.

b) Conduits: Fixings including saddles or cramps,bending, cutting, screwing and
jointing, providing all conduit fittings, special boxes, adaptable boxes, floor-trap
boxes, purpose made boxes, nction boxes required for drawing in cables,
flameproof boxes and expansion joints etc., cutting and jointing conduit to fittings,
flexible conduit and extensible conduit.
c) Trunking, cable trays, cable ladders: mounting fittings, including cutting and
jointing thereto, jointing between sections, bends, tees, etc., components for earth
continuity, adaptors and connections between trunking and items of equipment or
control gear requiring the use of flanges and/or the forming of apertures, pin racks
for supporting cable, supports including fixing.
d) Builder works: excavation, including backfilling, disposal of surplus excavated

material and earthwork support, duct couplers, bends and other duct accessories,
duct racks/spacers and bases/foundations and supports (where not forming an
integral part of the building structure).
4. Each kind of wire and cable is given separately (except where required to be included with
other items), stating the type, size and method of installation.
5. Each kind of busbar trunking/risers is given separately, stating the rating, type and method
of installation.
6. Busbar tap-off units are given separately, stating the rating and type.
7. Wires, cables and busbar trunking/risers are given in metres, measured the net length.
8. Busbar tap-off units are enumerated.
9. Builder's work in connection with electrical installations is not given separately (except
where specifically required)
26 05 13 Medium voltage cables
a) Wires, cables, feeders ……. merter

b) Each kind of trunking, cable tray, cable ladder and the like is including in cable item

26 05 19 Low-voltage electrical power conductors and cables
a) Wires, cables, feeders ……. Merter

b) Each kind of trunking, cable tray, cable ladder and the like is including in cable item
b) Trunking, cable trays, cable ladders: mounting fittings, including cutting and
26 05 26 Grounding and Bonding for Electrical Systems
a) cable ……. Meter
b) Welding……. Number
c) stake……. Number
a) welding aluminothermics and connection of hot-galvanized steel nails.
b) connections
c) accessories
d) Installation
26 05 36 Cable trays for electrical systems
a) Cable tray……. Meter

2. Rates shall include the following
b) Each kind of trunking, cable tray, cable ladder and the like is including in cable
item.
a) Trunking, cable trays, cable ladders: mounting fittings, including cutting and
26 09 26 Lighting Control Panelboads
b) Lighting Panel……. Number
2. Rates shall include the following

c) Each kind of conduit is including in wire and cable item.
d) Each kind of push buttons, feeders, accessorizes, trunking, cable tray, cable ladder
and the like is including in cable item.
b) Trunking, cable trays, cable ladders, feeders, push buttons: mounting fittings,
including cutting and jointing thereto, jointing between sections, bends, tees, etc.,
components for earth continuity, adaptors and connections between trunking and
items of equipment or control gear requiring the use of flanges and/or the forming
of apertures, pin racks for supporting cable, supports including fixing.
26 12 00 Medium Voltage Transformers
a) Transformers……. number
2. Each kind of transformer substation is given separately. Type, reference, number and
arrangement of medium voltage switchgear cubicles and transformers number and ratings
are stated in descriptions, where appropriate.
3. Transformer substations are enumerated.
a) termination of incoming and outgoing cables including cable terminal boxes and
accessories,
b) supports required for installation of substation on bases and/or trenches,

c) concrete bases and/or fence or external protection (bollards etc.) for outdoor
substations,
d) medium voltage cables and cable accessories between medium voltage switchgear
and transformers for indoor substations, s
e) pare parts,
f) tools
g) and instruments.
26 13 23 Medium voltage, metal-enclosed switchgear
a) Main units……. Number
b) Groups of metal-enclosed switchgears for each power transformer (input, output

protection, metering)
2. In case a), each kind of medium voltage switchgear is given separately. Type, number and
arrangement of cubicles, and switchboard references are stated in descriptions, where
appropriate.
a) Ac/dc power supply for switchgear control and operation,
b) Termination of incoming and outgoing cables including cable terminal boxes and
accessories,
c) Supports required for installation of switchgear on bases and/or trenches,concrete

bases, where not forming an integral part of the building structure
26 24 16 Panelboards
a) Main Distribution Boards ……. Number
b) Sub Panel Boards……. Number
2. Each kind of distribution board is given separately, stating the reference of equipment.
3. Distribution boards are enumerated.
a) termination of incoming and outgoing cables to equipment including cable glands,

cable trays, terminations and accessories

b) fixing and support structures and materials required for installation of wall or floor
mounted equipment as indicated, ac or dc power supply for switchgear control and
operation.
26 27 26 Wiring Devices
a) Wiring devices ……. number

a) Socket outlets, electrical outlets, switches, disconnecting switches and the like is
given separately, stating the type and/or rating.
b) Accessories.
a) Outlets
b) Fixing and supporting material,
c) Wires or cables including protective earthing conductors, conduits, trunking and
other raceways and fittings from outlet to panelboard, fixing and supporting
material.
4. Wiring devices are enumerated.
26 28 16 Enclosed Switches and Circuit Breakers
a) Switch ……. number
a) terminations accessories
b) ancillary works for complete the installation
26 32 13 Engine Generator
a) Diesel generator……. Number
2. Each kind of standby/emergency power plant is given separately.

3. The following components are deemed to include:
a) Generating sets (stating rating and speed),
b) fuel system (stating generating plant served),
c) automatic transfer switches (stating rating).
4. Generating sets, fuel system and automatic transfer switches are enumerated.

5. Generating sets are deemed to include:
a) Cooling system including radiators,
b) piping,
c) make-up tanks and accessories,
d) starting system (compressed air, battery etc.),
e) exhaust system including piping, silencers, insulation etc.,
f) control and instrumentation panel/cubicle and interconnecting cables, wires and
accessories,
g) supporting structures and fixing materials,
h) termination of cables to generating sets and control panels including cable
terminal boxes and accessories,
i) spare parts for 1000 hours running,
j) tools
k) and instruments.
6. Fuel systems are deemed to include:
a) bulk fuel tanks including excavation and backfill, if installed underground, day tanks
and supporting structures,
b) piping,
c) fuel transfer pumps
d) and related accessories.
26 33 53 Static Uninterruptible power supply (UPS)
a) UPS ……. Number
a) Battery
b) Charger
c) Lan card
d) all necessary accessories
e) ancillary materials
26 35 33 Power factor correction equipment
a) Power factor correction ……. Number

a) Assembly
b) Wiring
c) testing
d) all ancillary equipment necessary
26 41 13 Lightning Protection for Strutures
a) bar ……. Number
b) support……. Number
c) sheet……. Number
d) Crossing connection……. Number
e) Collecting rod……. Number
f) Protecting sheet……. Number
g) Connection……. Number
h) Insulating spacer……. Number
i) bar support……. Number
j) Derivator identificator……. Number
k) Penetration bar support……. Number
26 51 00 Interior lighting
a) Lighting outlet……. Number
b) Lighting fixture……. Number
c) Lighting switches……. Number
3. Each kind of lighting fixture is given separately, stating the type.

4. Lighting fixtures are enumerated.
5. Rates is deemed to include:
a) outlets,
b) wires including protective earthing conductors,

c) conduits,
d) trunking and other raceways and fittings from outlet back to upstream outlet or to
final branch circuit panelboard,
e) lamps,
f) fixing and supporting material.
6. Equipment of the folloing types are each given separately:
a) Server for controlling program.
b) Dimming equipment Hubs.
c) Addressable dimmable ballast.
7. Equipment is enumerated.
8. Works deemed to include:-
a) Cat 6 cables
b) Wires , condulis and related accessories from outlet to upstream outlet or central
console.
c) Mounting and fixing materials and accessories.
27 00 00 COMMUNICATIONS

a) AODB (Airport Operational Data Base) …… Item
b) RMS (Resource Management System) …… Item
c) Electronic Visual Information Display System (EVIDS) …… Item
d) TFT, TV …… Item
e) Rack…… Item
f) Floor Distributors…… Item
g) Building Distributors…… Item
h) Workstation…… Item
i) Server…… Item
j) Cabin FC Interface…… Item
k) CUPPS System (Common Use Passenger Processing System) …… Item
l) CUSS System (Common use self-service) ) …… Item
m) BRS System (Baggage Reconciliation system) …… Item
n) PAS System (Public address System) …… Item
o) Master Clock…… Item

p) Cabling (Horizontal and backbone sub-system)…… m
q) Conduits and trays…… m
r) Core…… Item
s) Links…… Item
t) Data Network Equipment…… Item
u) Cameras…… Item
v) Antennas…… Item
w) Sensors…… Item
x) User equipment…… Item
y) Telephones…… Item
z) Power supply…… Item
a) Wires and cables
b) Cable ducts
c) accessories

28 00 00 ELECTRONIC SAFETY AND SECURITY
28 13 19 Access Control Systems Infrastructure

a) PIACS Servers ……. Item
b) Database ……. Item
c) Printers ……. Item
d) Workstation (for operation and maintenance) ……. Item
e) Workstation (for enrolment equipment) ……. Item
f) Control Units ……. Item
g) Card readers and Card reader with Pin pad…. Item
h) Biometric reader ……. Item
a) Wires and cables
b) Cable ducts
c) Accessories
28 23 23 Video Surveillance Systems Infrastructure

i) CCTV Servers ……. Item
j) NAS (Network Attached Storage) ……. Item
k) IP cameras ……. Item
l) Workstations ……. Item
d) Wires and cables
e) Cable ducts
f) Accessories
28 31 00 Fire Detection and Alarm

a) smoke detector ……. Number
b) smoke detection kit ……. Number
c) Manual call point ……. Number
d) Fire alarm combined sounder beacon ……. Number
e) Module Input / Output……. Number
g) Door close device……. Number

h) Fire control panel……. Number
i) Manual release button……. Number
j) Manual emergency stop or hold button……. Number
k) Alarm sounder. ……. Number
l) Warning panel. ……. Number
m) control unit. ……. Number
n) control system……. Number
o) Installation of fire alarm system……. Number
p) Commissioning of the installation……. Number
q) Engineering works……. Number
r) Server & management station……. Number
s) Software & licenses for the integration……. Number
t) Electrical panel board……. Number
u) Builder Work……. Number
32 00 00 EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS
32 06 80 Schedules for irrigation

a) PVC pipes …… linear meter.
b) polyethylene tubing …… linear meter.
c) ball valve …… number.
d) control kit …… number.
e) solenoind valve …… number.
f) valve box......number
a) excavation in any material;
b) pipes and fittings;
c) cutting, laying, jointing and bedding;
d) bedding, haunching and surrounding;
e) backfilling and compaction;
f) disposal of material;
g) reinstatement of unpaved areas;
h) checking and cleaning;
i) recording, staking and labeling;

j) surveys and recordings.
33 00 00 UTILITIES
33 05 00 Common Work Results for Utilities
33 05 00 Precast Concrete Utility Structures

a) Valve box …… number.
33 09 00 Instrumentation and Control for Utilities

a) Building Management System ….. number
b) Commisioning of the installation of BMS system ….. number
c) Electrical Panel Board ….. number
d) Builder work for instrumentation ….. number
33 11 16 Site Water Utility Distribution Piping
a) pipe ...... linear meter.
a) ascertaining nature, location and size of existing utilities prior to commencement of

excavation;
b) excavation in any material;
c) access shafts to headings and their subsequent reinstatement;
d) thrust pits and thrust blocks for pipe jacking, including additional excavation and
removal and reinstatement;
e) taking delivery of materials supplied by the Employer and transporting to Site and/or
point of use;
f) completion of formation;
g) laying and bedding pipes;
h) anticorrosion tape;
i) inspecting pipes and joints immediately before and immediately after pipe laying and
repairing damage;
j) fixings, hangers and the like;

k) laying and compacting pipe bedding, haunching and surround materials;
l) polyethylene sheeting or blinding layer;
m) movement joints to concrete beds, haunches and surrounds and compressible

padding between pipes and supports;
n) formwork;
o) reinforcement;
p) backfilling with special fill material and compaction;
q) reinstatement of topsoil and turf;
r) disposal of surplus excavated material;
s) chainages and levels;
t) internal and external protection, including repairing internal and external protection at
joints and damaged areas;
u) painting;
v) temporary stoppers to ends of pipes already laid;
w) cleansing and sterilization, including taking delivery of water and chemicals supplied
by the Employer, transporting to Site and/or point of use and draining on completion;
x) competency tests for welders;
y) stripping external protection where mild steel pipes are encased in concrete.
33 12 13 Water Service Conections
a) Pressure group ...... number.
b) Metallic filter ...... number.
c) Water tank ...... number.
d) Water connection ...... number.
e) Water hydrant ...... number.
a) transporting to Site and/or point of use;
b) cutting, preparation, fabrication and assembly, including extension keys and clamps
for valves;
c) inspecting valves and fittings immediately before and immediately after installation
and repairing damage;
d) internal and external protection;

e) stripping and making good internal and external protection;
f) painting.
33 12 16 Water Utility Distribution Valves
a) valve ...... number.
b) Delayed ecological water tap...... number.
a) transporting to Site and/or point of use;
b) cutting, preparation, fabrication and assembly, including extension keys and clamps
for valves;
c) inspecting valves and fittings immediately before and immediately after installation
and repairing damage;
d) internal and external protection;
e) stripping and making good internal and external protection;
f) painting.
33 16 00 Water Utility Storage Tanks
a) Water tank ...... number.
34 00 00 TRANSPORTATION
34 77 16 Baggage Handling System
a) Belt check-in ……. item
b) Weighing scale ……. item
c) Conveyors ……. meters
d) Stand alone weighing scale ……. item
e) Fire enclosure ……. item
f) Free roller beds ……. meters
g) Metering ……. item
h) Curves ……. item
i) Make up carrousel ….. meters

j) ClaiM inclined carrousel ……. meters
k) Trolley guard protection ….. items
l) Acceses stairs ….. items
m) Control (plc, it) …… items
n) Power supply ….. items
o) Working station equipment, project management, desing, study, documentation

….. items
p) Site work and testing commisioning ….. items

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COMMERCIAL AREA WORKS. FINAL DESIGN

commercial exploitationWorks. Final Design ALY -FD-COM-MOM_01

A. PREAMBLES TO BILL OF QUANTITIES ....................................................................... 1

B. METHOD OF MEASUREMENT ...................................................................................... 4

01 00 00 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................. 4

01 35 29 Health, Safety and Emergency Response Procedures ............................................. 4

01 45 00 Quality Control ................................................................................................... 4

05 52 13 Pipe and Tube Railing ....................................................................................... 13

05 53 00 Metal Gratings .................................................................................................. 13

05 58 00 Formed Metal Fabrications ................................................................................. 14

05 73 13 Glazed Decorative Metal Railings ........................................................................ 15

07 00 00 THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION ......................................................... 16

07 17 16 Bentonite Composite Sheet Wareproofing ........................................................... 16

07 21 00 Thermal Insulation. ........................................................................................... 17

07 42 43 Compsite wall panels. ....................................................................................... 17

07 44 23 Ceramic-Tile- Ventlated Faced Panels ................................................................. 17

07 53 23 Ethylene-Propylene-Diene-Monomer (EPDM) Roofing ........................................... 18

07 61 13 Standing Seam Sheet Metal Roofing ................................................................... 19

07 95 13 Expansion joint cover assemblies. ...................................................................... 19

08 14 16 Flush Wood Doors. ........................................................................................... 20

08 31 13 Access Doors & Frames. .................................................................................... 20

commercial exploitationWorks. Final Design ALY-FD-COM-MOM_01 - Page i

08 41 26 All Glass Entrances and Store Fronts................................................................... 21

08 42 29 Automatic Enterances. ...................................................................................... 22

08 63 00 Metal - Framed Skylights. .................................................................................. 22

09 29 00 Gypsum Board Assemblies. ................................................................................ 23

09 51 33 Acoustical Snap-In Metal Pan Ceiling. ................................................................. 24

09 54 23 Linear Metal Ceiling........................................................................................... 25

09 63 40 Stone Flooring. ................................................................................................. 25

09 65 16 Resilient Sheet Floorinf ...................................................................................... 26

09 66 16 Terrazzo Floor Tile. ........................................................................................... 26

09 75 00 Stone Facing. ................................................................................................... 27

10 14 43 Photoluminiscent Signage .................................................................................. 28

10 21 13 Toilet Compartments. ........................................................................................ 28

10 22 19 Demountable Partitions. .................................................................................... 29

10 28 13 Toilet and Bath Accessories. .............................................................................. 29

10 44 16 Fire Extinguishers ............................................................................................. 29

12 92 00 Interior Artificial Plants And Planters ................................................................... 31

21 00 00 FIRE SUPPRESSION ......................................................................................... 32

21 21 00 Fire Extinguishing Systems ................................................................................ 32

commercial exploitationWorks. Final Design ALY-FD-COM-MOM_01 – Table of Contents - Page ii

22 00 00 PLUMBING, GENERAL PURPOSE ...................................................................... 34

22 05 19 Meters and Gages for Plumbing piping ................................................................ 35

22 07 19 Plumbing Piping Insulation ................................................................................ 35

22 11 00 Facility Water Distribution Piping ........................................................................ 35

22 13 16 Sanitary Waste and Vent Piping ......................................................................... 37

22 14 00 Facility Storm Drainage ..................................................................................... 37

22 33 00 Electrical Water Heater ...................................................................................... 39

22 42 00 Commercial Plumbing Fixtures ........................................................................... 39

23 00 00 HEATING, VENTILATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING ....................................... 39

23 05 19 Meters and Gages for HVAC Piping ..................................................................... 41

23 07 13 Duct Insulation ................................................................................................. 42

23 07 19 HVAC Piping Insulation ...................................................................................... 42

23 21 23 Hydronic Pumps ............................................................................................... 42

23 31 13 Metal Ducts ...................................................................................................... 42

23 33 00 Air duct accessories .......................................................................................... 43

23 34 13 Axial HVAC Fans ............................................................................................... 44

23 37 13 Diffusers, Registers, and Grilles .......................................................................... 45

23 64 00 Packaged water chillers ..................................................................................... 45

23 74 13 Packaged, outdoor, central-station air-handling units ........................................... 45

23 81 16 Room air conditioners ....................................................................................... 46

23 82 19 Fan coil units .................................................................................................... 46