BSS S74 74-1 of 74-156

HOUSING & DEVELOPMENT BOARD

SECTION 74

74.0

SUPPLEMENTARY SPECIFICATIONS FOR: PART A: BUILDING WORKS AT WOODLANDS NEIGHBOURHOOD 7 CONTRACT 34 (TOTAL : 194 DWELLING UNITS)

74.1 74.2

Reserved COMPLETE WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE SYSTEM FOR CARPARK ROOF DECKS & OTHER SPECIFIED AREAS Over-riding Clause The Contractor and his Specialist executing the works as required in this Clause including sub-clauses shall ensure that the works, goods or materials used will be suitable and reasonably fit for the purposes for which they are required (hereinafter referred as Performance Requirement). In the event the works goods or materials to be used as specified in this clause including sub-clauses are up-graded in order to meet the Performance Requirement, the Contractor and his Specialist shall do all the necessary upgrading at no extra cost to the Employer, subject always to the approval of the SO Rep, but such approval shall not in any way affect the Contractors and his Specialists duties or obligations arising under the Contract.

74.2.1

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74.2.2

General The Contractor is to inspect the surface conditions, positions of down pipes, construction / day joints, expansion joints, surface cracks, etc. and determine preparatory works required to be carried out in accordance with good waterproofing practice prior to the proprietary roof waterproofing application. Concrete surfaces shall be at least 28 days old or otherwise sufficiently cured to receive waterproofing application. The substrate must be sound, clean and free from sharp particles. Prior to the application of the membrane, the Contractor shall ensure that the roof is free draining without ponding and any openings for pipe penetrations through the walls shall be planned and formed. Pond tests shall be carried out and approved by the SO Rep. The Specialist shall confirm that the surface is adequate to receive the roofing membrane. Any remedial work such as repairs of voids, cracks, holes and other damaged surfaces shall be carried out to the satisfaction of the SO Rep prior application of the waterproofing membrane. Installation of other work passing through or concealed by waterproofing shall be completed and approved before the application of waterproofing membrane. Surfaces to be treated shall be thoroughly cleaned, wire brushed and washed to remove loose materials, laitance, dirt and grease. Surface shall also be free of water, dew, dust, oil and concrete curing compounds. Dirt and dust shall be removed with an air-compressor or industrial type vacuum cleaner of methods approved by the Specialist.

74.2.3

CARPARK Roof Decks The waterproofing system shall be applied to the CARPARK roof decks and any other areas indicated in the drawings.

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74.2

COMPLETE WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE SYSTEM FOR CARPARK ROOF DECKS & OTHER SPECIFIED AREAS (CONTD) CARPARK Roof Decks (Contd) Materials (a) Waterproofing membrane The waterproofing membrane shall be an EVA-PVC homogeneous terpolymer thermoplastic membrane that is bitumen and polystyrenecompatible. It shall possess a British Board of Agrment (BBA) or European (UEAtc) Agrment certification with durability rating of at least 25 years and root resistant ability according to FLL. For areas where the waterproofing membrane is to be fully adhered, the cold applied adhesive shall be according to the manufacturers recommendations. The waterproofing membrane shall be manufactured to ISO 9001/2 quality assurance. Typical properties are as listed below. Properties of EVA-PVC homogeneous terpolymer thermoplastic waterproofing membrane or approved equivalent:
Property Tensile strength Elongation Puncture resistance drop height Water vapour diffusion resistance factor Bitumen resistance Fire resistance Resistance against root penetration Test Method DIN 53455 DIN 53455 SIA 280 Part 14 DIN 16726 DIN 16937 DIN 4102 FFL 1984 Results >500 N/50mm >300% >500 mm <15,000 Yes B2 root proof

74.2.3 74.2.3.1

(b)

Adhesive The adhesive shall be compatible with the waterproofing membrane and applied in accordance to the recommendation of the manufacturer.

(c)

Separation layer The separation layer shall be a polypropylene geotextile of density 100 g/m2 unless otherwise stated.

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74.2

COMPLETE WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE SYSTEM FOR CARPARK ROOF DECKS & OTHER SPECIFIED AREAS (CONTD) CARPARK Roof Decks (Contd) Installation procedures The waterproofing and drainage system installation shall be carried strictly in accordance to the manufacturer's recommendations. The manufacturer's approved Specialist Waterproofing Contractor shall have a minimum Building and Construction Authority L3 (Waterproofing) rating. The waterproofing membrane shall be laid on a smooth, dry and clean surface with a trowelled surface. The laps for the waterproofing membrane shall be homogeneously fused by hot air welding and the side and end laps shall be 50 mm minimum. At parapet walls, the waterproofing shall extend a minimum of 300 mm up vertical faces and tucked into a preformed chase in the concrete wall and sealed with approved sealant in accordance with the recommendations of the manufacturer. A galvanised mesh shall be incorporated in the minimum 25 mm thick cement and sand protective screed.

74.2.3 74.2.3.2

74.2.4

Shop Drawing Shop drawings on a CAD-recognisable format and A1 size shall be submitted to the SO Rep for approval. Details shall include but not limited to treatment of waterproofing at expansion joints, construction joints, overlapping joints, concrete pour joints, control joints, pipe joints, filters at intersection of vertical and horizontal surfaces, corners, membrane penetrations and drains. Shop drawings shall be approved by the SO Rep prior to installation. The shop drawings shall be co-ordinated with other relevant trades and shall include positions of cables for public lighting to avoid damage by subsequent waterproofing or related works. Cables to be placed within a heavy duty pipes.

74.2.5

Testing Before Installation For wet roofs, the substrate to be waterproofed shall be checked for structural integrity, cracks and localized porosity by conducting a 24 hour water ponding test. Honeycomb and cracks in the structure shall be filled with an approved grout prior to the waterproofing treatment.

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74.2

COMPLETE WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE SYSTEM FOR CARPARK ROOF DECKS & OTHER SPECIFIED AREAS (CONTD) Testing After Installation At the conclusion of the waterproofing treatment but prior to laying the protective screed, the waterproofed area shall be tested for watertightness by ponding or as directed by SO Rep by plugging outlets and flooding the surfaces with clean water to a minimum depth of 50mm. There shall be no leakage after a flooding period of at least 48 hours or as directed by SO Rep. The Contractor shall provide all necessary water supply as required and dispose of the water upon completion of the test. The Contractor shall also provide all temporary kerbs in pre-packed cement mortar or by other means to provide enclosures to contain ponding water. In areas where leaks are observed during test periods, such areas shall be re-coated with the application of additional membrane material. Re-coated areas shall be re-tested and further recoated until such re-coated areas pass the water test. Damaged or wet materials damaged due to the removal for correction and re-coating of leaks in membrane shall be replaced. On satisfactory completion of the water test, any temporary barrier or kerbs shall be carefully broken-up and all debris removed. The Contractor shall take care to prevent damage to the waterproofing system. Immediately after approval by the SO Rep of the water test, the surface material such as protection screed shall be scheduled to start within one day and such work shall be completed within 30 days all from the date of approval by the SO Rep Notwithstanding the water test, the Contractors obligations under the Contract shall not be affected.

74.2.6

74.2.7

Warranty The Contractor and his Specialist shall warrant the works on the terms and conditions as stipulated in the Deed of Warranty for Complete Waterproofing Membrane System for CARPARK Roof Decks & Other Specified Areas as produced in Appendix B8. In this respect, the Contractor and his Specialist shall submit such Deed of Warranty to the Employer or to such other party or such Town Council(s) as the SO Rep may at its sole discretion decide.

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74.2

COMPLETE WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE SYSTEM FOR CARPARK ROOF DECKS & OTHER SPECIFIED AREAS (CONTD) Warranty (Contd) In the event the Deed of Warranty for part of the works or for the whole works is to be submitted to such Town Council(s), the Contractor and his Specialist shall submit such Deed of Warranty as produced in Appendix B8(TC) to such Town Council(s). The duly executed Warranty shall be submitted immediately upon request by the SO Rep, and if no such request is made, then at such time when the SO Rep considers the works have been substantially completed in accordance with the Contract. In the event the Contractor and his Specialist shall fail to execute and submit the Deed of Warranty within the time specified, the SO Rep shall be allowed to withhold 15% of the payment of any sums due to the Contractor in relation to the execution of such works, subject to the minimum sum of S$5,000 per Deed of Warranty. However, such sums withheld shall be released to the Contractor upon submission by him of the duly executed Deed of Warranty.

74.2.7

74.3 74.4 74.5 74.6 74.7

Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved BUILDING SERVICES CO-ORDINATION DRAWINGS A complete set of building services coordination drawings shall be prepared by the contractor and submitted to the SO Rep within the six (6) weeks prior to commencement of casting of first pile cap. The various services to be incorporated in the services co-ordination drawings shall include but are not limited to: (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) Electrical works Gas works Water works Sanitary and Sewerage works Telecommunication works including all lead-in pipes UPS Electrical Routing

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74.7

BUILDING SERVICES CO-ORDINATION DRAWINGS (CONTD) The various services to be incorporated in the services co-ordination drawings shall include but are not limited to: (Contd) (vii) Fire Protection Installations (viii) Drainage (ix) Mechanical Ventilation System The Contractor shall propose and submit the schedule for submission of services coordination drawings, which shall include but not limited to: (1) (2) (3) (4) Residential Unit Common Areas within the residential block (per floor and per block basis) Common Areas outside of the residential block, e.g. precinct pavilion, playground, linkway, porch, shelter, etc Carpark including Roof Garden

Any proposed changes to original proposal of such services shall be highlighted without fail to the SO Rep for his approval at least 3 months prior to commencement of affected structural works. The Contractor is responsible to ensure no such services manholes or inspection chamber encroach into lobbies, passageways, pavilion, shelters, unless prior approval from the SO Rep has been obtained. The Contractor shall prepare complete cross-sections indicating all reduced and architectural finished floor levels for the purposes of coordinating the works. Two (2) copies each shall be provided to the clerk-of-work and the architect for reference at least six (6) weeks before the commencement of affected and related works. Provisions for concealed services and openings in the structural slabs and beams shall be provided in accordance to the approved services coordination drawings. The Contractor shall submit the shop drawings for precast components with relevant services routing incorporated.

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74.8

FLUOROCARBON-COATED ALUMINIUM PANELS FOR LINKWAYS AND SHELTER Over-Riding Clause

COMPOSITE

ROOFING

74.8.1

The Contractor and his Specialist executing the work as required under this Clause have to ensure that the work, goods or materials used shall be suitable and reasonably fit for the purposes for which they are required (hereinafter referred as Performance Requirement). In the event the work, goods or materials to be used as specified in this Clause are upgraded in order to meet the Performance Requirement, the Contractor shall do all necessary upgrading at no extra cost to the Employer. Subjected to the approval of the Superintending Officers, but such approval shall not in any way affect the Contractors duties or obligations arising under the Contract. 74.8.2 General Whenever a material, item, article or product is specified by trade name, manufacturer's name or catalogue reference, the Contractor may use its equivalent in the Works if written approval is obtained from the Superintending Officer.

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74.8

FLUOROCARBON-COATED ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE PANELS FOR LINKWAYS AND SHELTER (CONTD) Scope of Work

ROOFING

74.8.3

The aluminium composite materials used shall be approved by the Fire Safety Bureau (FSB) used as roof coverings and listed under the Singapore Productivity and Standards Board (PSB) Product Listing Scheme. The scope of work includes the design, supply, fabrication, delivery and installation of aluminium composite panel cladding, complete with all necessary anchors, hardware and fittings to provide a total installation, fully in conformity with the requirements and intent of the drawings and specifications herein. The works shall be carried out by an approved Specialist as per the shop drawings approved by the SO Rep and shall be constructed to bear performance standard specified herewith and any other standards set by the Building Authorities. Two months upon award of the Contract, the Contractor is to submit 2 sets of complete shop drawings, details and calculation endorsed by the Specialist and his Professional Engineer who is to ensure the safety, workability and stability of the system in addition to thermal movement, expansion, wind pressure, distortion and others to the SO Rep's approval. Although the SO may approve the drawings, it is still the joint and several responsibility of the Contractor and the Specialist to ensure the soundness of the system. All cladding details and calculations for submission to TM(Arch) & TM(C&S), HDB shall be fully endorsed and certified by the Professional Engineer. 74.8.4 Colour Selection The Contractor shall liaise with the supplier within one month after tender is awarded to submit colours to the Superintending Officers for approval, failing which the contractor shall be responsible for any delays of delivery of aluminium composite panels and its fixings.

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74.8

FLUOROCARBON-COATED ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE PANELS FOR LINKWAYS AND SHELTER (CONTD) Handling and Storage

ROOFING

74.8.5

The materials shall be packed such as to prevent damage in transit and shall be delivered in accordance with the contract schedule and installation sequence. Containers or wrappings shall be labelled with the manufacturers name, reference specification number, type and class. Each panel must be marked with codes to correspond with the approved shop drawings provided. The contractor shall be responsible for proper and safe storage of the materials delivered and the continued proper condition of the installed works until such time the building is handed over to the Employer. The materials shall be stored in an approved dry area. Protect the materials from contact with soil and exposure to the elements. Keep materials dry and in a manner that will prevent damage at all times. 74.8.6 Materials

74.8.6.1 Aluminium Composite Material The aluminium composite panel shall be of 4 mm thick ALPOLIC/fr or any other approved by the Fire Safety & Shelter Department (FSSD) for the use as ROOF COVERING with Lumiflon-based fluorocarbon coating comprising of non-combustible mineral-filled core sandwiched between two skins of 0.5mm thick aluminium Alloy 3105H14 sheets. (a) (b) Panel weight:7.6 kg/m2 Mechanical Properties of aluminium 3105-H14: - 15.5kg/mm2

Yield strength (ASTM E8)

Modules of elasticity (ASTM C393) - 70,000N/mm2 (c) Mechanical properties of aluminium composite panel: Tensile strength (ASTM E8) - 5.0kg/mm2 Yield strength (ASTM E8) - 4.5kg/mm2 Elongation (ASTM E8) - 5% Deflection temperature - 116 C Sound Transmission loss: - 26 STC In accordance with ASTM E413 sound transmission loss (STC) Standard sheet sizes : Width = 965, 1270 & 1575mm Length = 1800 up to 5000mm

(d)

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74.8

FLUOROCARBON-COATED ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE PANELS FOR LINKWAYS AND SHELTER (CONTD)

ROOFING

74.8.6 Materials (Contd) 74.8.6.1 Aluminium Composite Material (Contd) (e) Paint finishes : Lumiflon-based fluorocarbon coating on one side and white polyester paint coating finish on the other side.

74.8.6.2 Test & Performance The aluminium composite panel for linkway roof/ canopy must conform to the following test and performance criteria:

(a) Dent (IMPACT) Test by Du-pont Method

Steel Ball Weight (kg) 0.5 1.0 1.0 Height (mm) 500 300 500 Dent depth 4mm 1.3 1.4 1.9

(b) Bond Integrity

Vertical pull (kg/cm2) Drum peel (mmN/mm) Flatwise shear (kg/cm2) (c) 30 123 68

Minimum Bending Radius by Press Brake (IN) Bending direction Transverse Rolling direction 4mm 80mm R 100mm R

(d)

Paint Finishes

The external cladding panel finishes must be pre-finished factory-coated by the panel manufacturer. Fluorocarbon coating system after forming of the cladding panel unit shall not be permitted. The surface is finished with Lumiflon-based fluorocarbon coating on the top side and a service coating on the reverse side. 1. Solid Colour is two-coat two-bake system

The total dry film thickness of the top side shall be 25 consisting of a conversion coating, an inhibitive primer and Lumiflon-based fluorocarbon coating.

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74.8

FLUOROCARBON-COATED ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE PANELS FOR LINKWAYS AND SHELTER (CONTD)

ROOFING

74.8.6 Materials (Contd) 74.8.6.2 Test & Performance (Contd) (d) Paint Finishes (contd) 2. Metallic Colour is three-coat three-bake system The thickness shall be 35 consisting of a conversion coating, an inhibitive primer, metallic coating and clear coating. The top coated surface shall comply with the specification for coated coil for exterior building applications issued by ECCA (European Coil Coating Association) or AAMA (American Aluminium Manufacturers Association) to achieve the quality level for each Association. The reverse side of the cladding panel surface facing the wall shall have polyester based service coating to protect against the possible corrosion problems. The finished surface shall be protected with a self-adhesive peel-off protective film with two layers of white and black, tested to withstand at least six months exposure to local weather condition without losing the original peel-off characteristic or causing stains or other damages. The Lumiflon-based fluorocarbon coating must meet the following criteria:
Gloss (60 specular gloss : The manufacturers standard and

ASTM D523-89)

Pre-formulated colours are 30% gloss. Gloss level of 30-80% are available upon architects request.

Weather-o-metre Test Colour retention : Maximum rating of 5 units after 4000 hours. (ASTM D2244-89) Gloss retention : (ASTM D523-89) Chalk resistance : (ASTM D4214-89) 70% after 4000 hours

Maximum rating of 8 units after 4000 hours

Adhesion (ASTM D3359, method 8) Dry : no change Wet : no change after 37.8 formulated C, 24 hours Boiling water : no change after 100 C, 20minutes Impact resistance (NCCA 11-5) : : no picking off after reverse impact crosshatch test.

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74.8

FLUOROCARBON-COATED ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE PANELS FOR LINKWAYS AND SHELTER (CONTD)

ROOFING

74.8.6 Materials (Contd) 74.8.6.2 Test & Performance (Contd) (d) Paint Finishes (contd) Abrasive resistance (ASTM D968-81) : resisting 20 litres of falling sand

Salt spray resistance : hours, salt fog, 35 C. Humidity resistance 100% RH, 35 C.
(ASTM D2247-87)

blister-10,

scribe-8

after

3000

no change after 3000 hours,

Fire Code Acceptance

The fire-rated core aluminium composite material must meet the following fire code test requirement:

United Kingdom
BS476 Part 6 & Part 7: Class O

United States
BTU < 6000 BTU/sq ft Drum peel test ASTM E84 ASTM E108 (Modified) ISMA test 74.8.6.3 Non-combustible Underlay Where aluminium composite materials application is intended for roof coverings for buildings (including lean-to-roof abutting the building and multi-storey car porch shelter), the roof construction shall consist of noncombustible roof deck and underlay. Where aluminium composite materials application is intended for fire rated roof, the non-combustible roof construction consisting of roof deck and underlay shall be able to achieve the requisite period of fire resistance. Where aluminium composite materials application is intended for external covered link ways, provisions of non-combustible roof deck and underlay is not necessary. The underside of ACM roof covering may be exposed as ceiling finishes to the covered link way. > 100 mmN/mm cleared cleared cleared

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74.8

FLUOROCARBON-COATED ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE ROOFING PANELS FOR LINKWAYS AND SHELTER (CONTD)

74.8.7

Fabrication
a) General i) During fabrication, all surfaces that will be visible in completed work should be protected. Cleaning remove all burrs and sharp edges which would be visible after fixing. Otherwise, this will pose a hazard to the user. All aluminium members and panels shall be fabricated at factory under experienced supervision and control to achieve the best standard of workmanship. When a grooving cut is required for bending of panel, the cut bottom should not reach to the back of the aluminium leaving about 0.2 0.4mm of fire-rated core.

i)

b)

c)

74.8.8

Delivery The factory-finished panels shall be handled, stored, protected and delivered to site in a manner which ensure scratch-free, dent-free, abrasion-free and undamaged delivered units. The panels should be labelled or marked for easy identification and assembly at site.

74.8.9

Installation And Erection

(a) The Sub-Contractor is to determine that the site conditions is satisfactory and in a manner acceptable for installation and erection. Any conditions detrimental to the proper and timely completion of the work must be immediately brought to the attention of the Architect/Contractor in writing. Any materials, which are observed to be warped, dented, abraded, surface blemished and defective, are to be rejected and shall not to be installed. Any part of work damaged during and/or after installation but before final hand-over shall be removed and replaced. All framing and panels shall be installed true to line, level and plumb with uniform groove joints. Deviations for horizontal members : Max. 3mm in 8.5m Deviation for vertical members : Max. 3mm in 5.0m Tolerance for 20mm groove joints : Max. 2.5mm Tolerance for vertical flatness of adjacent panels: Max. 1.5mm

(b)

(c)

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74.8

FLUOROCARBON-COATED ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE PANELS FOR LINKWAYS AND SHELTER (CONTD) Installation And Erection (Contd)

ROOFING

74.8.9

All fastening anchors must be installed in strict accordance with the specification and approved method of the manufacturer. All brackets that are designed to provide three- dimensional adjustments must be provided accurately and adequately. All bolts must be correctly and adequately tighten.

74.8.10

Workmanship

74.8.10.1 Standards (i) The standards of workmanship shall be such as to ensure compliance with the performance requirements given herein. All components shall be adequately wrapped or otherwise protected to avoid damage during delivery and handling. Any damaged or defective materials shall be rejected and shall be removed and replaced at the Contractors expenses. The junctions of adjoining members shall be such as to ensure that the face of each member is flushed with its neighbour.

(ii)

(iii)

(iv) The units shall be constructed square and true to plane, both in themselves and in relation with each other when installed in a continuous range. All finishes shall be cleaned and true without burrs, so as to present a perfectly close fit with the adjoining members. 74.8.10.2 Performance Requirements (i) If in the opinion of the Contractor, the number or type of fixings or other materials shown in the Drawings or described in this Specification is insufficient to meet the performance requirements, he shall submit properly detailed alternatives to the Superintending Officers for approval. (ii) The Contractor shall be required, in his design, to take into consideration the degree of thermal movements, which will reasonably occur, and the effects of such movements on the dimensions, shape, joints and fixing of the panelling. (iii) The framework shall be capable of supporting the panels and fittings it is designed to carry; Metalwork shall be designed to allow moisture to drain off and to prevent collection of water seepage from the concrete or other structures to the framework.

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74.8

FLUOROCARBON-COATED ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE PANELS FOR LINKWAYS AND SHELTER (CONTD) Cleaning

ROOFING

74.8.11

All surfaces of the installation shall be cleaned in accordance with the Manufacturers Specifications. 74.8.12 Defective Work (a) Completed installation is to be free of scratches or damage to all internal and external surfaces in accordance with the General Requirements. Remove and replace at Contractors expense any deformation or other defective works during the defects liability period.

(b)

74.8.13

Care and Protection Finished surfaces are to be protected at all time from damage by handling, mortar dropping, finger prints, stains and other handling marks.

74.8.14

P.E. Endorsement The Contractor shall allow in his tender sum for the engagement of Professional Engineer for the calculation and endorsement of the shop drawings of the aluminium composite panel cladding system. Prior to installation, evidences and endorsement must be produced and submitted to the SO Rep to illustrate the structural capability of the roof panels, structural frame, members at fixing etc. so as to be able to carry all necessary load (including wind load) for the span required without deformation.

74.8.15

General To provide fluorocarbon coating to all aluminium roof, perforated panels and other areas as indicated in drawings. The fluorocarbon coating for aluminium sheet and items shall be factory applied, oven baked finish based on Kynar 500 (Polyvinylidene Fluoride PVF) or other approved supplied and coated by a licensed applicator. Application of the PVF based on Kynar 500 shall be performed under specification. The fluorocarbon coatings cannot be field applied.

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74.8

FLUOROCARBON-COATED ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE PANELS FOR LINKWAYS AND SHELTER (CONTD) Pre-Treatment

ROOFING

74.8.16

The fluorocarbon coating system shall be applied to properly cleaned and pre-treated aluminium. The pre-treatment shall meet ASTM D1730-67, Type B, Method 5 or Method 7. Processing shall conform with ASTM B449-67 (1972) Section J. Conversion coating weight shall be between 30110 mgm per sq ft. The fluorocarbon carbon (3 coat system) consists of an inhibitive primer with dry film thickness averaging 5 to 7 microns, top-coat (colour coat) with a minimum dry film thickness of 25 microns and a clear coat of Kynar 500 with a minimum dry film thickness of 10 to 20 microns. The total minimum dry film thickness of the 3 coat system shall be 40 microns. The fluorocarbon coating system shall meet or exceed the performance requirements of the AAMA 605.2 Specification for High Performance Organic Coatings on Architectural Extrusions and Panels which has the following performance requirements: (i) Colour Retention Maximum of 5E units (NBS) colour change as calculated in accordance with ASTM D2244-68, PPG 3.8.1.4, after 5 years of 45 South Florida exposure. Colour change shall be measured on exposed painted surface which had been cleaned of external deposits with clear water and a soft cloth, and corresponding values measured on original or unexposed painted surface. ii) Chalk Resistance Chalking shall be no more than that represented by a No. 8 rating for colours and a No. 6 rating for whites based on ASTM D659-44(1970) after 5 years of 45 South Florida exposure chalking shall be measured on exposed unwashed painted surface. iii) Humidity In accordance with ASTM D2247-68 (1973) withstand 3,000 hours at 100 F at 100% relative humidity with no formation of blisters to extent greater than "Few" blisters also No. 8 shown in Figure No. 4, ASTM D714-56 (1970). iv) Salt Spray In accordance with ASTM B117-73 withstand 3,000 hours at 5% salt fog at 95 F with 1/16 inch maximum undercutting of film from scored line or cut edges when taped and pulled off right angles.

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74.8

FLUOROCARBON-COATED ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE PANELS FOR LINKWAYS AND SHELTER (CONTD) Pre-Treatment (Contd) v) Pencil Hardness 2H minimum Eagle turquoise pencil. vi) Gloss

ROOFING

74.8.16

25-35 ON 60 glossmeter in with ASTM D523-67 (1972) for most colours. Gloss may be slightly lower for certain colours. vii) Adhesion No removal of finish after 1/16 inch cross hatching to bare metal, after subjecting the cross hatched finish to quick removal with 3M Transparent #710 tape. viii) Abrasion Resistance In accordance with ASTM D968-51 (1972), the falling sand Abrasion Co-efficient Value shall be 20 minimum. ix) Impact Resistance Withstands 0.10 inch 0.01 inch direct deformation of sample with Gardner Variable Impact Tester, 160 inch-pound range, no removal of film taping with 3M transparent #710 tape. x) Mortar Resistance Withstands wet mortar, 24 hours pat test at 100% R.H. without gaining adhesion or any visual effect on the painted surface of solid colours. Metallic may show slight stain. Mortar is 75 grams of dry sand plus 100 grams of water to make a soft paste. xi) Muriatic Acid Resistance Withstands exposure to 10% muriatic acid solution - 15 minutes spot test with no blistering, or visual change in appearance. xii) Detergent Resistance Withstands immersion in 30 synthetic detergent solution for 72 hours 100oF with no loss of adhesion and no visible change.

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74.8

FLUOROCARBON-COATED ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE PANELS FOR LINKWAYS AND SHELTER (CONTD) Colour

ROOFING

74.8.17

The finishing matt or metallic colour of the fluorocarbon coating shall be selected by the SO Rep. The Contractor is to seek the approval from the SO Rep on the colour selection prior to the application of the fluorocarbon coating. No price adjustment shall be allowed for colours outside the standard manufacturer's colour range. 74.8.18 Warranty The Contractor and his Specialist shall warrant the works on the terms and conditions as stipulated in the Deed of Warranty for Fluorocarbon Coating To Aluminium Roofing and Aluminium Items as produced in Appendix B1. In this respect, the Contractor and his Specialist shall submit such Deed of Warranty to the Employer or to such other party or such Town Council(s) as the SO Rep may at its sole discretion decide. In the event that the Deed of Warranty for part of the Works or for the whole Works is to be submitted to such Town Council(s), the Contractor and his Specialist shall submit such Deed of Warranty as produced in Appendix B1(TC) to such Town Council(s). The duly executed Warranty shall be submitted immediately upon request by the SO Rep, and if no such request is made, then at such time when the SO Rep considers the works have been substantially completed in accordance with the Contract. In the event the Contractor and his Specialist shall fail to execute and submit the Deed of Warranty within the time specified, the SO Rep shall be allowed to withhold 15% of the payment of any sums due to the Contractor in relation to the execution of such works, subject to the minimum sum of S$5,000 per Deed of Warranty. However, such sums withheld shall be released to the Contractor upon submission by him of the duly executed Deed of Warranty.

74.9

STAINLESS STEEL BALUSTRADES AND HANDRAILS (INCLUDING SUPPORTS AND OTHER MEMBERS) The works includes the supply, delivery and installation of all stainless steel balustrades and handrails to areas that are inaccessible for maintenance or other areas as specified by the SO Rep. The contractor shall include in the tender sum the supply and installation complete with all components and accessories to the locations as shown in the drawings to the approval of SO Rep.

74.9.1 74.9.1.1

General Samples & Shop Drawings A sample shall be erected and installed at site for the approval of the SO Rep prior to the commencement of production.

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74.9

STAINLESS STEEL BALUSTRADES AND HANDRAILS (INCLUDING SUPPORTS AND OTHER MEMBERS) (CONTD) Stainless Steel Material (i) Stainless Steel Balustrade

74.9.1.2

The Contractor shall provide and fix stainless steel balustrade to locations as shown in the Drawings. The tolerance for the dimensions and thickness shall be 0.5% and 6-10% respectively. The stainless steel balustrade shall be fixed securely into the structure. (ii) System designed to meet all structural movement and performance required specified under this Clause. Primary member sizes are as shown. The Contractor shall deem to have included in his Contract sum all necessary supports and components for the proper fixing and execution of the works.

(iii)

(iv) Thermal Movement The steel balustrade shall be made to allow for expansion and contraction resulting from an exterior surface range of 150C to 82C and a building interior temperature of 15C to 27C. All fixing points must clearly show the provision to accommodate such thermal movements both in the vertical and lateral directions of the panel. (v) Unless specified otherwise the grade of stainless steel shall be grade 304 and the chemical composition shall comply with SS 40:1988.

(vi) Surface Finishes Provide full range of finishes for the SO Rep to make a selection. The SO Rep shall have absolute prerogative in his selection and no adjustment to the Contract Sum shall be made.

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74.9

STAINLESS STEEL BALUSTRADES AND HANDRAILS (INCLUDING SUPPORTS AND OTHER MEMBERS) (CONTD) Workmanship The components of the system shall be fabricated and assembled in the workshop where practicable. Cut edges, drilled holes and finished surfaces shall be clean, neat, free from burrs and indentations. Stainless Steel sections shall have a smooth, regular and consistent profile free from warps and undulations. Remove sharp edges without excessive radiusing. Prevent direct contact between dissimilar metals by suitable means, including separation layers, sleeves, washers or gaskets of plastic film, bituminous felt and building paper. Separation and isolating materials shall not be visible on exposed surfaces. Check dimensions of spaces into which fabricated items are to be fitted before fabrication begins during assembly and erection, do not strain, twist or bend the components to bring them to their true positions.

74.9.1.3

74.9.1.4

Connections Fixings, fastenings, anchors and brackets shall be of non-magnetic stainless steel type and shall transmit the loads and stresses imposed and ensure the rigidity of the assembly. Rivets shall be bulge-head non-magnetic stainless steel type. All exposed bolts and other fastening devices shall be of stainless steel in compliance with Clause 18.48 of Standard Specification for Building Works.

74.9.1.5

Performance Specifications (a) esign Loads and Deflection Balustrade construction in its entirety shall be fabricated and erected to withstand without damage or permanent deformation inward (positive) and outward (negative) pressure, all acting normal to the construction plant, with a maximum deflection not exceeding 1/175 of the clear span between structural supports. Structural performance of all parts of the steel shall withstand wind load without evidence of structural failure.

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74.9

STAINLESS STEEL BALUSTRADES AND HANDRAILS (INCLUDING SUPPORTS AND OTHER MEMBERS) (CONTD) Performance Specifications (Contd) (b) Tolerances

74.9.1.5

Maximum deviation from the true vertical and horizontal dimensioned construction plane shall be 3mm per meter length of any member. All construction shall be installed plumb, square, level, and in proper alignment in relation to established lines and grades indicated on the Architectural Drawings. Provision must be made for the deflection of the structure under design wind, live and dead load. (c) Welding

The welding of the main components is to be done at factory before galvanizing. All welding works are to comply with Section 17.10 of the Standard Specifications. 74.10 STAINLESS STEEL RAILINGS AND SUPPORTS i) All stainless steel railings and supports shall be constructed as shown in the drawings. The tolerance of the various sizes of the Stainless steel railing/pipe support shall be as follows:Outside Diameter Tolerance 63.5mm 50.8mm 25.4mm 38.1mm 76.2mm 0.50% 0.25% 0.25% 0.25% 0.25% Thickness Tolerance 3.0mm 3.0mm 2.5mm 2.5mm 3.0mm +10% +10% +10% +10% +10%

Type A B C D E ii)

All stainless steel railings and supports shall be fully welded together and securely fixed to the structure as detailed in the drawings. Welding shall be done throughout the thickness of the pipe support and shall be uniform and finished smooth on the outside. The weld and adjoining area affected by heat shall be chemically treated with acid and polished to prevent rusting. All stainless steel railings and supports shall be Grade 304 in hairline finish. The grade of the stainless steel pipes shall be AISI 30 angle.

iii)

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74.11

GALVANISED STEEL SECTIONS AND SUPPORTS AND OTHER MEMBERS) General

RAILINGS

(INCLUDING

74.11.1

74.11.1.1 Description The work includes the supply, delivery and installation of all galvanised steel sections and railings to precinct & blocks and to locations as shown in the drawings. 74.11.1.2 Quality Assurance The Contractor shall submit detail drawings, and samples 3 months after the award of tender or such times as decided by the SO Rep. Complete samples of the steel railings shall be installed on site for the approval of the SO Rep. 74.11.1.3 Fabrication The framing system shall provide for a profile similar in concept to the drawings. The panels shall be fabricated in sizes as stated in the drawings. The contractor shall prefabricate the panels in the factory where sizes allowed and install them on site. The prefabrication of the panels shall be submitted for the approval of the SO Rep. Where panels are too big to be prefabricated as a whole panel, the contractor shall submit proposals for sub-division of the prefabrication, details of fixings, etc for the approval of the SO Rep. The finished panels shall appear similar to those profiles and appearances as shown in the guide drawings. Corners shall appear as if the panels have been bent at 90 degrees. There shall be no additional supports, frame or any other provisions at these corners. All corners must be properly finished without gaps, weld joints etc which might render the finish defective. 74.11.1.4 Shop Drawings Within Three (3) months after the tender is awarded to the Contractor, the Contractor must forward Two (2) complete sets of shop drawings showing all the details, sections, plans and relevant details and accessories as required by the SO Rep and to his approval prior to installation. The Contractor is responsible for accuracy and make site checks on actual dimensions. Complete samples of steel sections & railings shall be installed on work site for approval by the SO Rep.

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74.11.1.4 Shop Drawings (Contd) Prior to installation, evidences must be produced and submitted to illustrate the structural capability of the steel sections & railings structural frame, members and fixing, to carry all the loads(wind, etc) for the spans required, and the capability of the steel sections & railings to facilitate thermal movement. If in the opinion of the Contractor, the number or type of fixings or other materials shown in the Drawings or described in this specification is insufficient to meet the purposes for which they are required, he shall submit properly detailed alternatives for the approval of the SO Rep. 74.11.1.5 Cleaning and Protection After installation all metal surfaces shall be cleaned to remove mortar, plaster, paint or other contaminants. On completion, all works shall be protected against damage. It shall be the responsibility of the main building contractor to maintain protection and provide final cleaning. 74.11.1.6 Material & Workmanship (i) Thermal Movement The design of the panels shall be made to allow for expansion and contraction resulting from an exterior surface range of 150C to 82C and a building interior temperature of 15C to 27C. The design of all fixing points must clearly show the provision to accommodate such thermal movements both in the vertical and lateral directions of the panel. (ii) Workmanship The components of the system shall be fabricated and assembled in the workshop where practicable. Cut edges, drilled holes and finished surfaces shall be clean, neat, free from burrs and indentations. Galvanised steel sections shall have a smooth, regular and consistent profile free from warps and undulations. Remove sharp edges without excessive radiusing. Fit mitred and butt joints accurately to a fine hairline. Prevent direct contact between dissimilar metals by suitable means, including separation layers, sleeves, washers or gaskets of plastic film, bituminous felt and building paper. Separation and isolating materials shall not be visible on exposed surfaces. Check dimensions of spaces into which fabricated items are to be fitted before fabrication begins during assembly and erection. Do not strain, twist or bend the components to bring them to their true positions.

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74.11.1.6 Material & Workmanship (Contd) (iii) Connections Fixings, fastenings, anchors and brackets shall be of approved type and shall transmit the loads and stresses imposed and ensure the rigidity of the assembly. All exposed fixings, fastenings, anchors and brackets shall be of non-magnetic stainless steel type. (a) Tolerances Maximum deviation from the true vertical and horizontal dimensioned construction plane shall be 1mm per meter length of any member. All construction shall be installed plumb, square, level, and in proper alignment in relation to established lines and grades indicated on the Architectural drawings. (b) Provision must be made for the deflection of the structure under design wind, live and dead load. All Galvanised steel sections shall first be treated with one coat of polyvinyl butyral etching primer and one coat of approved zinc chromate primer and then painted with 2 coats of approval enamel paint or as otherwise decided by the SO Rep. Welding The welding of the main components is to be done at factory before galvanizing. All welding works are to comply with Section 17.10 of the Standard Specifications.

(c)

(d)

74.12

SEPARATION OF DISSIMILAR METALS Generally, the Contractor and his specialists are expected to be aware of all cases of contact between dissimilar metals and the associated possible detrimental effects of galvanic corrosion. Wherever cases of contact between dissimilar metals occur, appropriate means of separation including, but not limited to, separation layers, sleeves, washers or gaskets of engineering-grade nylon, plastic film, bituminous felt and / or building paper shall be provided. Separation and isolating materials shall not be visible on exposed finished surfaces.

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74.13

BICYCLE STANDS The works includes the supply, delivery and installation of all stainless steel bicycle stand posts as shown in the Drawings . The contractor shall include in the tender sum the supply and installation complete with all components and accessories. Locations shall be subject to the approval of SO Rep. Total bicycle stands for the whole development = 20 Nos.

74.13.1

General (a) Samples & Shop Drawings A sample shall be erected and installed at site for the approval of the SO Rep prior to the commencement of production. (b) (i) Galvanized Steel Material Galvanized Steel Bike Rack The Contractor shall provide and fix galvanized steel bike rack to locations as shown in the Drawings. The tolerance for the dimensions and thickness shall be 0.5% and 6-10% respectively. The galvanised steel bike rack shall be provided appropriate structural support. (ii) System designed to meet all structural movement and performance required specified under this Clause. Primary member sizes are as shown. The Contractor shall deem to have included in his Contract sum all necessary supports and components for the proper fixing and execution of the works.

(iii)

(iv) Thermal Movement The galvanized steel bike rack shall be made to allow for expansion and contraction resulting from an exterior surface range of 150C to 82C and a building interior temperature of 15C to 27C. All fixing points must clearly show the provision to accommodate such thermal movements both in the vertical and lateral directions of the panel. (v) Unless specified otherwise the grade of stainless steel bike rack shall be grade 304 and the chemical composition shall comply with SS 40:1988.

(vi) Surface Finishes Provide full range of finishes for the SO Rep to make a selection. The SO Rep shall have absolute prerogative in his selection and no adjustment to the Contract Sum shall be made.

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74.13 74.13.1

BICYCLE STANDS (CONTD) General (Contd) (c) Workmanship The components of the system shall be fabricated and assembled in the workshop where practicable. Cut edges, drilled holes and finished surfaces shall be clean, neat, free from burrs and indentations. Galvanized steel sections shall have a smooth, regular and consistent profile free from warps and undulations. Remove sharp edges without excessive radiusing. Prevent direct contact between dissimilar metals by suitable means, including separation layers, sleeves, washers or gaskets of plastic film, bituminous felt and building paper. Separation and isolating materials shall not be visible on exposed surfaces. Check dimensions of spaces into which fabricated items are to be fitted before fabrication begins during assembly and erection, do not strain, twist or bend the components to bring them to their true positions. (d) Connections Fixings, fastenings, anchors and brackets shall be of non-magnetic stainless steel type and shall transmit the loads and stresses imposed and ensure the rigidity of the assembly. Rivets shall be bulge-head non-magnetic stainless steel type. All exposed bolts and other fastening devices shall be of stainless steel in compliance with Clause 18.48 of Standard Specification for Building Works.

74.13.2

Performance Specifications (a) Design Loads and Deflection Bike rack construction in its entirety shall be fabricated and erected to withstand without damage or permanent deformation inward (positive) and outward (negative) pressure, all acting normal to the construction plant, with a maximum deflection not exceeding 1/175 of the clear span between structural supports. Structural performance of all parts of the steel shall withstand wind load without evidence of structural failure.

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74.13.2

Performance Specifications (Contd) (b) Tolerances Maximum deviation from the true vertical and horizontal dimensioned construction plane shall be 3mm per meter length of any member. All construction shall be installed plumb, square, level, and in proper alignment in relation to established lines and grades indicated on the Architectural Drawings. Provision must be made for the deflection of the structure under design wind, live and dead load. (c) Welding The welding of the main components is to be done at factory before galvanizing. All welding works are to comply with Section 17.10 of the Standard Specifications.

74.14

FLUOROCARBON-COATING SYSTEM TO ALUMINIUM SIGNAGES, SECTIONS, EXTRUSIONS AND PANELS General The coating to the surfaces of all aluminium sections, extrusions and panels shall be of the fluorocarbon coating system, as indicated in the Drawings and as specified in the contract documents. The finishing colour of the fluorocarbon coating shall be selected by the SO Rep. The Contractor shall seek approval from the SO Rep on the colour selection. Minimum of signages to be provided for development: Illuminated signages: 3 nos per residential /commercial block and 4 nos per multi-storey car park. Wall-mounted signages: 2 nos per residential block and 2 nos per multi-storey car park. The fluorocarbon coating system shall be factory applied, oven baked finish based on Kynar 500 or Hylar 5000 or other approved (Polyvinylidene Fluoride - PVF5) supplied and coated by a licensed applicator. Application of the PVF5 based on Kynar 500 or Hylar 5000 or other approved shall be performed in accordance with specification. The fluorocarbon coatings cannot be field applied.

74.14.1

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74.14

FLUOROCARBON-COATING SYSTEM TO ALUMINIUM SIGNAGES, SECTIONS, EXTRUSIONS AND PANELS (CONTD) The Flurocarbon coating system The fluorocarbon coating (3 coat system) shall consist of an inhibitive Primer with dry film thickness averaging 5 to 7 microns, top-coat (colour coat) with a minimum dry film thickness of 25 microns and a clear coat of Kynar 500 or Hylar 5000 or other approved, with a minimum dry film thickness of 10 to 20 microns. The total minimum dry film thickness of the 3 coat system shall be 40 microns. The fluorocarbon coating shall be done by an approved fluorocarbon coating applicator. The fluorocarbon coating shall comply with all the requirements specified in this clause including all subclauses under it. Unless otherwise specified, all test procedures shall be in accordance with AAMA 2505-98 "Voluntary Specifications, Performance Requirements and Test Procedures for Superior Performing Organic Coatings on Aluminium Extrusions and Panels". The requirements for the fluorocarbon coating system shall be:

74.14.2

74.14.2.1 General Requirements (b) Surfaces The coating shall be visibly free from flow lines, streaks, blisters or other surface imperfections in the dry film state on the exposed surfaces when observed at a distance of ten (10) feet (120 inches) from the metal surface and inspected at an angle of 90 degrees to the surface. Thickness The total dry film thickness on each significant surface of the coating on each piece shall be minimum 30 microns. Minor Scratches And Blemishes Minor scratches and blemishes shall be repairable with the coating manufacturer's recommended product or system. Such repair shall match the original finish when tested as outlined in the subclause "Dry Adhesion" specified hereunder. After application, allow the repair coating to dry for at least 72 hours at 65-80 degrees F before conducting the film adhesion test. The size and number of touch-up repairs shall be kept to a minimum.

(c)

(d)

74.14.2.2 Test Specimens Test specimens shall consist of finished panels or extrusions representative of the production coated aluminium. A sufficient number of specimens on which to conduct instrument measurements with flat coated surfaces of at least 6" long and 3" wide, shall be submitted to the test laboratory.

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74.14

FLUOROCARBON-COATING SYSTEM TO ALUMINIUM SIGNAGES, SECTIONS, EXTRUSIONS AND PANELS (CONTD)

74.14.2.3 Metal Preparation And Pre-Treatment A multi-stage cleaning and pre-treatment system shall be required to remove organic and inorganic surface soils, remove residual oxides, and to apply a chemical conversion coating to which organic coatings will firmly adhere. The products used to form the chemical conversion coating on aluminium extrusions and panelling shall conform with ASTM D 1730, Type B, Method 5 or Method 7. The coating weight of the chemical conversion coating shall be a minimum of 40 mg. per sq. ft. on the exposed surfaces as specified in ASTM B 449, Section 6, Class 1. Processing shall conform with that specified in ASTM B 449, Section 5. 74.14.2.4 Colour Uniformity Colour uniformity shall be consistent with the colour range as established between the approved source and the applicator. 74.14.2.5 Specular Gloss Gloss values shall be within 5 units of the manufacturer's specification. The Standard gloss range reference values are : Gloss Colours High Medium Low 74.14.2.6 Dry Film Hardness No rupture of film per ASTM D 3363. 74.14.2.7 Film Adhesion (a) Dry Adhesion No removal of film under the tape within or outside of the cross hatched area or blistering anywhere on the test specimen. Wet Adhesion No removal of film under the tape within or outside of the cross hatched area or blistering anywhere on the wet test specimen. Boiling Water Adhesion No removal of film under the tape within or outside of the cross hatched area or blistering anywhere on the wet test specimen. Specular Gloss Value 80 Over 20 - 79 19 or less

(b)

(c)

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74.14

FLUOROCARBON-COATING SYSTEM TO ALUMINIUM SIGNAGES, SECTIONS, EXTRUSIONS AND PANELS (CONTD) Impact Resistance No removal of film from substrate.

74.14.2.8

74.14.2.9

Abrasion Resistance Using the falling sand test method ASTM D 968, the Abrasion Coefficient Value of the coating shall be 40 minimum.

74.14.2.10

Chemical Resistance (a) Muriatic Acid Resistance (15 Minute Spot Test) No blistering and no visual change in appearance when examined by the unaided eye. Mortar Resistance (24 Hour Pat Test) Mortar shall dislodge easily from the painted surface, and any residue shall be removable with a damp cloth. Any lime residue should be easily removed with the 10% muriatic acid solution described in the Clause "Muriatic Acid Resistance" of AAMA 2605-98. There shall be no loss of film adhesion or visual change in appearance when examined by the unaided eye. Nitric Acid Resistance Not more than 5 Delta E Units (Hunter) of colour change, calculated in accordance with ASTM D 2244, when comparing measurements on the acid-exposed painted surface and the unexposed surface. Detergent Resistance No loss of adhesion of the film to the metal. No blistering and no significant visual change in appearance when examined by the unaided eye.

(b)

(c)

(d)

74.14.2.11

Corrosion Resistance (a) Humidity Resistance (For 4,000 Hours At 100 Degrees F And 100% RH With Cabinet Operated In Accordance With ASTM D 2247 or ASTM D 4585) Formation of blisters not to exceed "Few" blisters Size No. 8, as shown in Figure 4, ASTM D 714.

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74.14

FLUOROCARBON-COATING SYSTEM TO ALUMINIUM SIGNAGES, SECTIONS, EXTRUSIONS AND PANELS (CONTD) Corrosion Resistance (Contd) (b) Salt Spray Resistance (4,000 Hours According To ASTM B 117 Using 5% Salt Solution) Minimum rating of 7 on scribe or cut edges, and a minimum blister rating of 8 within the test specimen field.

74.14.2.11

74.14.2.12

Weathering The coating shall maintain its film integrity and as a minimum meet the following colour retention, chalk resistance, gloss retention and erosion resistance properties. The SO Rep shall request data relative to the long term durability of the colour/colours selected. (a) Test Site And Duration Test sites for on-fence testing are acceptable as follows : Florida exposure South of latitude 27 degrees North at a 45 degree angle facing South for ten years. (b) Colour Retention Maximum of 5 Delta E units (Hunter) Colour change as calculated in accordance with ASTM D 2244, Section 6.3 after the exposure test as per foregoing subclause "Test Site And Duration". (c) Chalk Resistance Chalking shall be no more than that represented by a No. 8 rating based on ASTM D 659 after test site exposure. (d) Gloss Retention Gloss retention shall be a minimum of 50% after the exposure test. (e) Resistance To Erosion Less than 10 percent film loss after the exposure test expressed as a percent loss of total film.

74.14.2.13

Xenon Arc Exposures The fluorocarbon coating shall pass the 3,000 hours xenon arc exposures.

74.14.2.14

Sealant Compatibility Sealant shall be compatible with the fluorocarbon coatings. The fabricator of the finished product should consult with his sealant supplier in the selection of sealant which will exhibit adequate adhesion to the painted aluminium surface.

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74.14

FLUOROCARBON-COATING SYSTEM TO ALUMINIUM SIGNAGES, SECTIONS, EXTRUSIONS AND PANELS (CONTD) Appearance The fluorocarbon coating on the significant surface shall not have any scratches through to the base metal. It shall be of even colour and gloss with good coverage. It shall not have Defect such as excessive roughness, flow lines, bubbles, inclusions, craters, blisters, dull spots, pin holes, scratches or any other unacceptable flaws. The actual appearance of the finish shall be assessed by reference to samples to be agreed upon between the Contractor and the SO Rep and thereafter maintained within agreed limits.

74.14.2.15

74.14.2.16

Colour The colours for the complete range of fluorocarbon coating shall be submitted to the SO Rep for selection three months after the commencement of the Works. The Contractor is to seek the approval from the SO Rep on the finishing colour selection prior to the application of the fluorocarbon coating. Contractor has to bear the additional cost of any arising from colours outside the standard manufacturer's colour range.

74.14.2.17

Workmanship The components of the system shall be fabricated and assembled in the workshop where practical. Cut edges, drilled holes and finished surfaces shall be clean, neat free from burrs and indentations. Remove sharp edges without excessive radiusing. Fit mitred and butt joints accurately to a fine hairline. Prevent direct contact between dissimilar metals by suitable means, including separation layers, sleeves, washers or gaskets of plastic film, bituminous felt and building paper. Separation and isolating materials shall not be visible on exposed surfaces. Check dimension of spaces into which fabricated materials are to be fitted before fabrication begins and during assembly and erection. Do not stain, twist or bend the components to being them into their true positions. Fixing, fastenings, anchors and brackets shall be of approved type and shall transmit the loads and stresses imposed and ensure the rigidity of the assembly. Drilling of fluorocarbon-coated aluminium panels will not be allowed.

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74.15

CALCIUM SILICATE BOARD FOR FALSE CEILING / PROTECTION OF GAS PIPE / 1ST STOREY WET/DRY RISER PIPES Over-Riding Clause The Contractor and his Specialist executing the works as required in this Clause have to ensure that the works, goods or materials used shall be suitable and reasonably fit for the purposes for which they are required (hereinafter referred as "Performance Requirement"). In the event the works, goods or materials to be used as specified in this section are upgraded in order to meet the Performance Requirement, the Contractor and his Specialist shall do all necessary upgrading at no extra cost to the Employer, subject always to the approval of the SO Rep, but such approval shall not in any way affect the Contractor's and his Specialist's duties or obligations arising under the Contract.

74.15.1

74.15.2

False Ceiling If and wherever applicable, all false ceiling boards at lift lobby areas and other areas as indicated in the Drawings shall be 9mm or 12mm thick approved calcium silicate boards. The false ceiling boards shall be fixed to adjustable type aluminum channels / support tee system. The aluminum channels shall be fixed to the concrete slab using anchors, as approved by SO's Rep and/or recommended by the Supplier. The ceiling boards shall be fixed by no. 8 stainless steel corrosion resistant countersunk screws at approximately 288mm centers. The length of screw shall be equal to the thickness of ceiling board plus 30mm minimum penetration into the angle plates. Screws shall be driven not less than 12mm from the edge of the boards. The angle plates shall be fixed, supported and lined out all as shown in the Drawings. The ceiling boards edges shall be birds mouthed. The edges shall form 'V' joints between boards when the boards are fixed. The joints shall be wet and filled with gypsum joint compound and taped with paper tape recommended by the supplier. When the joint compound is fully dried, it shall be finished with another two coats of joint compound recommended by the Supplier. The joints shall be sanded down when it is fully dried to obtain a seamless finish. All screw holes, screw heads and uneven joints shall be filled with gypsum joint compound.

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74.15

CALCIUM SILICATE BOARD FOR FALSE CEILING / PROTECTION OF GAS PIPE / 1ST STOREY WET/DRY RISER PIPES (CONTD) Provide access panel as shown in the Drawings and trim holes whenever required for electrical fittings, piping, trunkings and others. The ceiling boards shall be sealed with an approved wall sealer before applying two coats of approved acrylic emulsion paints. All exposed timber surfaces shall be wrote by planning and sand-papering to an approved smooth finish.

74.15.3

Physical performance (a) Fire Performance to comply with FSSD requirements: Building Regulations Classification Surface spread of flame (BS 476 : Part 7 : 1971) Ignitability (BS 476 : Part 7 : 1979) Class 0

Class 1 Designated P

(b)

Appearance:

The board is off-white in colour with a sanded fair face and lightly textured The board must have moisture tolerance and not deteriorate in wet or humid conditions, even when used in applications where it is continuously exposed to atmospheric moisture.

(c)

Moisture tolerance :

(d)

Resistance to The board must have resistance to dilute chemicals : chemicals such as brine, bleaches and chlorine solutions in order that it can withstand industrial cleaning agents. Dimensional Stability : The board should not swell, shrink or warp when changes in temperature or humidity occur. When fully saturated the board should expand by not more than 0.3%. The board should be neutral or mildly alkaline, with a Ph value between 7 and 10. The board must be resistant to attacks by insects or vermin. It should not nourish mould growth. The board must be lightweight to make handling and installation economical.

(e)

(f) (g)

Alkalinity : Biological :

(h)

Weight :

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74.15

CALCIUM SILICATE BOARD FOR FALSE CEILING / FOR PROTECTION OF GAS PIPE / 1ST STOREY WET/DRY RISER PIPES (CONTD) Physical performance (Contd) (i) Ease of use : The board should be capable of being cut, drilled or sanded using conventional tools. It must also be capable of accepting decorating material without the need for further surface preparation or painting. The board must not be so brittle as to require pre-drilling for nails and screws, particularly if nailing and screwing is required near to the edge of the board. The board must be compatible with all common building materials, be noncaustic and not promote corrosion. The board must be readily available from a network of distribution/dealers who carry sufficient stock. The board must be manufactured by a reputable company with proper quality control procedures. It must have been widely used in previous projects and have good track record in Singapore.

74.15.3

(j)

Brittleness :

(k)

Compatibility :

T (l) h e d (m) e t a i 74.15.4

Availability :

Proven :

Workshop Drawings The details shown in the Drawings shall serve as a guide only. The Contractor shall submit complete set of workshop drawings showing reflected ceiling plan, sections, suspension systems, dimensions and details of access panels, electrical fittings and pipings/trunkings for the approval of the SO Rep.

74.15.5

Sample Samples of the ceiling shall be submitted and installed for the approval of the SO Rep prior to the mass production and installation.

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74.16

FIRE RATED BOX-UP Supply and install fire-rated box-up to crossing pipes at soffit levels for wet / dry risers, gas pipes, etc to residential blocks. It shall be completed with necessary supporting structures, opening details & fixing details to PE and/ or manufacturers design and certifications if required by Authorities.

74.17

LOW VOC PAINTS TO INTERIOR SURFACES OF RESIDENTIAL BLOCKS In addition to the clause 23.3, the paints used for the interior surfaces of the residential blocks shall also be low Volatile Organic Content paints, with Singapore Green Label accreditation certificate.

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74.18

SCHEDULE OF FINISHES (FOR COMMON AREAS RESIDENTIAL BLOCK WALL AND FLOOR) ANNEX B

WITHIN

This schedule provides a summary of finishes, fixtures and fittings for common areas. It shall serve only as a guideline, with further details to be indicated in the Architectural drawings and Supplementary Specifications below. The finishes to floor and wall to be used in this Contract at various locations are tabulated in the following schedule. Any other area not listed in the schedule shall be finished as shown in the Drawings or as described in the specifications herein.
A. WORKS WITHIN BLOCK LOCATION 1. Lift Lobby, Letter boxes and Play areas at 1st storey FLOOR Structured / Textured tiles: a) Rustic homogenous tiles of type Guocera Series b) Rustic homogenous tiles of type Alpha Series c) Or other similar approved Accent tiles: a) Porcelain tile of type Guocera Series b) Alpha Series c) Or other similar approved Exposed aggregate finish A choice of least 2 no.s/types of exposed aggregate with SS strip as separator at every colour change or change in material WALL / COLUMN / STIFFENER Polished Homogenous tiles: a) Guocera Series b) Alpha Series c) Or other similar approved Accent tiles: a) Guocera Series b) Alpha Series c) Or other similar approved Exposed aggregate finish A choice of least 2 no.s/types of exposed aggregate with SS strip as separator at every colour change or change in material Granite boulders and river washed pebble stones at gardens next to lift lobby CEILING / BEAM / ROOF Aluminium False Ceiling

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74.18

SCHEDULE OF FINISHES (FOR COMMON AREAS WITHIN RESIDENTIAL BLOCK WALL AND FLOOR) ANNEX B (CONTD)

A. WORKS WITHIN BLOCK (CONTD) LOCATION 2. Wash Area at 1st sty FLOOR Structured / Textured tiles: a) Guocera Series b) Alpha Series c) Or other similar approved WALL / COLUMN / STIFFENER Glazed Ceramic tiles: a) Guocera Series b) Alpha Series c) Or other similar approved CEILING / BEAM / ROOF Acrylic emulsion paint

3. Lift Lobby at typical storey

Structured / Textured tiles: a) Rustic homogenous tiles of type Guocera Series b) Rustic homogenous tiles of type Alpha Series c) Or other similar approved Accent tiles: a) Porcelain tile of type Guocera Series b) Alpha Series c) Or other similar approved Exposed aggregate finish A choice of least 2 no.s/types of exposed aggregate with SS strip as separator at every colour change or change in material

Polished Homogenous tiles: a) Guocera Series b) Alpha Series c) Or other similar approved Accent tiles: d) Guocera Series e) Alpha Series f) Or other similar approved Exposed aggregate finish A choice of least 2 no.s/types of exposed aggregate with SS strip as separator at every colour change or change in material

Acrylic emulsion paint

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74.18

SCHEDULE OF FINISHES (FOR COMMON AREAS WITHIN RESIDENTIAL BLOCK WALL AND FLOOR) ANNEX B (CONTD)

B. WORKS WITHIN PRECINCT LOCATION 4. New Linkways and Drop-off Porch FLOOR Structured / Textured tiles: a) Rustic homogenous tiles of type Guocera Series b) Rustic homogenous tiles of type Alpha Series c) Or other similar approved Exposed aggregate finish A choice of least 2 no.s/types of exposed aggregate with SS strip as separator at every colour change or change in material Aluminium Composite panel roof with noncombustible core Jonite grating over drain intersecting footpaths WALL / COLUMN / STIFFENER Enamel paint finish for GS structures/ sections at columns. Exposed aggregate finish for RC stump A choice of least 2 nos/types of exposed aggregate CEILING / BEAM / ROOF Aluminium Composite panel roof with noncombustible core

5. Shelter / Plaza / Staircase from ground floor to Edeck

Natural Stone Crazy Paving to SO Rep selection Exposed aggregate finish A choice of least 2 no.s/types of exposed aggregate with SS strip as separator at every colour change or change in material

Enamel paint finish for GS structures/ sections at columns Exposed aggregate finish for rc stump and planter boxes A choice of least 2 nos/types of exposed aggregate Composite Timber slats for seats

6. Landscape Footpath at ground floor

Imprint Patterned Concrete A choice of least 3 nos / types of colour/patterns

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74.18

SCHEDULE OF FINISHES (FOR COMMON AREAS WITHIN RESIDENTIAL BLOCK WALL AND FLOOR) ANNEX B (CONTD)

B. WORKS WITHIN PRECINCT (CONTD) LOCATION 7. Trellis FLOOR Exposed aggregate finish A choice of least 2 no.s/types of exposed aggregate with SS strip as separator at every colour change or change in material WALL / COLUMN / STIFFENER Enamel paint finish for GS structures/ sections at columns. Exposed aggregate finish for rc stump A choice of least 2 no.s/types of exposed aggregate Composite Timber Planks cladded to columns Composite Timber slats for seats 8. Precinct Pavilion at Blk 717A 1st Storey Structured / Textured tiles: d) Rustic homogenous tiles of type Guocera Series e) Rustic homogenous tiles of type Alpha Series f) Or other similar approved Exposed aggregate finish A choice of least 2 no.s/types of exposed aggregate with SS strip as separator at every colour change or change in material Low VOC Acrylic emulsion paint CEILING / BEAM / ROOF Enamel paint finish for GS structures/ sections at columns. Jonite grating over drain intersecting footpaths

9. Precinct Name /Entrance marker

Exposed aggregate finish A choice of least 2 nos/types of exposed aggregate Concrete base with texture coating

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74.18

SCHEDULE OF FINISHES (FOR COMMON AREAS WITHIN RESIDENTIAL BLOCK WALL AND FLOOR) ANNEX B (CONTD)

B. WORKS WITHIN PRECINCT (CONTD) LOCATION 10. E-deck Roof Garden Footpath / Link bridges from residential blocks. FLOOR Exposed aggregate finish A choice of least 2 no.s/types of exposed aggregate with SS strip as separator at every colour change or change in material WALL / COLUMN / STIFFENER Acrylic emulsion paint for rc columns/walls Enamel paint finish for GS structures/ sections at columns. Exposed aggregate finish for Planter boxes and rc stumps A choice of least 2 no.s/types of exposed aggregate with SS Strip separator at every colour change or change in material Composite Timber slats for seats 11. Elderly Fitness Stations/ Adult Fitness Stations / Childrens playground EPDM for area where Childrens Playground, Adult and Elderly Fitness Equipments are mounted on. Concrete screeding in brush finish for Shuttle Run area where applicable 12. Landscape Seating Plaza Composite Timber Panels Enamel paint finish for GS structures/ sections at columns. Exposed aggregate finish for Planter boxes and rc stumps A choice of least 2 no.s/types of exposed aggregate with SS Strip separator at every colour change or change in material Composite Timber slats for seats Jonite grating over drain intersecting footpaths Exposed aggregate finish for kerbs A choice of least 2 nos/ types of exposed aggregate Jonite grating over drain intersecting footpaths CEILING / BEAM / ROOF Jonite grating over drain intersecting footpaths

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74.19

ACCENT TILES FOR FLOOR AND WALL OF LIFT LOBBIES AND COMMON CORRIDOR Scope Further to Clause 19.4 and 20.14, the contractor shall include in his contract sum the supply and installation of accent floor and wall tiles for the ground and typical floor lift lobbies, to locations indicated in the drawings and/or to the locations as specified. The proposed design of floor and wall tile patterns shown in the drawings shall serve as a guide only. The Contractor shall submit complete set of workshop drawings showing proposed elevations, plans and details of the proposed tile patterns for the selection and approval of the SO Rep.

74.19.1

74.19.2

Size The nominal size of the tiles should be 100mm x 100mm x 9mm, 150mm x 150mm x 9mm, 100mm x 300mm x 9mm, 150mm x 300mm x 9mm or 300mm x 300mm x 9mm, 300mm x 600mm x 9mm or other approved equivalent by the SO Rep. Where the selected tiles do not come in the required dimensions selected by the SO Rep, only factory-cut tiles to the required sizes shall be acceptable.

74.19.3

Colour, Textures and Patterns The Contractor is to provide a full range of colour textures and patterns for the SO Rep to make a selection. The SO Rep shall have absolute prerogative in his selection and no adjustment to the contract sum shall be made for differences in colour, texture and pattern. Tile series Marazzi Tecnica I Sigilli range and Unicom Starker Fascia Forest & Tumbled Stone range shall represent a reference for the minimum standard of finish for the tile colour, pattern and texture.

74.19.4

Technical Requirements The tiles should fulfill the following technical performance requirements under SS 483:2000.

74.19.5

Accessories Provide and lay all accessories in matching size and colour to the approval of the SO Rep.

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74.20

FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL AT JUNCTIONS BETWEEN DIFFERENT TYPES OF FINISHES (INTERNAL AREA) Unless otherwise specified, the finished floor level at junctions between different types of finishes must be flushed.

74.21

DIVIDING STRIPS Provide and fix at junctions between different floor finishes, minimum 3mm wide x 6mm deep stainless steel dividing strips to be embedded in cement mortar (1:3) and finished flush with finished floor level. The grade of stainless steel shall be Grade 304 and the chemical composition shall comply with SS 40:1988.

74.22 74.22.1

GRANITE TILES & SLABS General The Contractor shall supply, deliver and install granite tiles to locations as indicated in drawings with relevant finishes, sizes and thickness as specified. The granite tiles shall be unpolished, natural, rough hewn, or flamed finish as determined by the SO Rep. The colours of the granite and the texture and finish are to be approved by the SO Rep.

74.22.2

Products i) Materials The granite tiles shall be of good quality and suitable for the purpose intended. The tiles shall be min 20mm thick for decorative paving. The sizes of the granite tiles shall be 300mmx300mm or as otherwise stipulated by the SO Rep and pre-cut to the specified sizes and shape to SO Reps approval. All tiles shall be homogeneous, heavy duty and of the following requirements: a) water absorption : 1.0% maximum; b) hardness (Mohs) : 1 to 5; c) chemicals resistance to Acid and Alkalis A complete range of colours with varying tone and shade shall be submitted to the SO Rep for selection 1 month upon award of tender. The contractor is to ensure that sufficient spare material of the specified materials and goods are available to allow for the timely replacement of any defective ones. The Contractor shall hold sufficient stocks of the specified materials or goods for replacement of defective areas during the maintenance period. Each type of granite shall be selected from the same quarry and free from cracks, fissure or other defects which would affect its strength and appearance and shall meet the following requirements.

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74.22 74.22.2

GRANITE TILES & SLABS (CONTD) Products (Contd) ii) Finish All tiles shall be either unpolished, natural, rough hewn or flamed finish and cut to shape and size in the factory with not more than the accepted tolerances in the stone industry (variation of face dimensions on any stone shall not exceed 1mm in 900mm and thickness variation not exceeding 3mm). Granite shall be finish on one face and all edges neatly squared at the back. Exposed surfaces and edges of granite units shall be freed from cracks, broken corners, chipped edges, scratches, or other defects. Patching is not permitted. Clean all sawn surfaces and edges and leave free from all rust stains and iron particles. All defective granite are to be removed from site immediately. Prepare and apply one coat modified polyurethane resin based primer or other approved to all unpolished undersides and edges of granite tiles. iii) Features All tiles shall be installed to an even finished level. Contractor shall make good all unevenness in the installation of the tiles at his own cost. Joints between slabs should be butt joints of about 1-2mm width. iv) Execution Methods of laying/ installation shall be in accordance with the Specialists recommendations. The jointing pattern, if differ from the drawings, shall be submitted to the SO Rep for approval prior to ordering of goods. A dry-layed sample as directed by the SO Rep shall be installed on site for inspection. The laying procedure and method shall not allow staining of granite tiles because of water penetration. Approval of the sample must be obtained prior to complete installation. Curing time as recommended by the Specialist must be allowed for, where the entire area with granite decorative paving shall be out-of bound for the said period.

74.22.3

Installation (i) (ii) Dry-laying method or other approved shall be adopted for the laying of granite tiles. All granite tiles shall be polished, cut to size and shapes at factory before delivery to site. Contractor shall ensure that all cut pieces, when put together, form the required pattern or form with straight (decorative pavings) or smooth (seatings) edges, prior to laying and installation.

(iii)

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74.22 74.22.3

GRANITE TILES & SLABS (CONTD) Installation (Contd) The Contractor shall submit detailed workshop drawings to the SO Rep for approval. The Contractor shall comply with the manufacturers instructions and recommendations for the proposed fixing method to use adhesive or dry fixing method depending on the thickness of the granite. The Contractor shall comply with the manufacturers instructions and recommendations for installation and use of mortars, grout, sealant, adhesive, etc.

74.22.4

Cleaning of Granite It is most important that the granite tile is cleaned whilst it is being laid. Mortar must not be allowed to dry on the granite slab. Any surplus mortar should be cleaned off promptly. When the floor is free of mortar and the joints and setting bed are thoroughly dried, final cleaning can be carried out. A 10% solution of Hydrochloric acid and water can be used, but extreme care shall be taken against personal damage as well as damage to other materials in the room. After scrubbing, the solution should be thoroughly flushed off with clean water. After cleaning, apply sealer as recommended by manufacturer.

74.22.5

Granite Slabs (a) General Supply and lay random shape granite slabs at areas as shown in the Drawings with relevant finishes, sizes and thickness as specified. All granite slabs shall be obtained from quarries having adequate capacity and facilities to meet the specific requirements. Cutting and finishing shall be done by the firm equipped to process the material on order and in strict accordance with the specifications. Evidence to this effect shall be provided by the supplier in accordance with the general requirements. The colours of the granite slabs, texture and finish are to be approved by the SO Rep. The granite slabs shall be unpolished, natural, rough hewn or flamed finish and shall be the best of its kind and suitable for the intended purpose. All granite slabs shall be free from cracks, fissure or other defects which would affect the strength and appearance. The granite slabs shall be of slip resistance, homogenous and heavy-duty type ,in compliance to SS 485:2001 (Annex E), substantiated by test report. The granite slabs shall also be firm, dry, clean and free of oil or waxy films. All exposed edges of granite slabs shall be ground to ensure a non-cutting pencil round edge.

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74.22 74.22.5

GRANITE TILES & SLABS (CONTD) Granite Slabs (Contd) (a) General (contd) The granite slabs provided as stepping stones within the precinct shall be min 50mm thick or as otherwise stipulated by the SO Rep. The sizes of the granite slabs used as stepping stones within the precinct shall be approximately 600mmx600mm to 450mmx450mm (width x length) or as otherwise stipulated by SO Rep. The sizes of the granite slabs shall be approved by the SO Rep. The Contractor shall comply with the manufacturers instructions and recommendations for installation and use of mortars, grout, sealant, adhesive, etc. (b) Submittals Samples And Shop Drawings The Contractor shall submit samples of granite slabs and full colour range for the approval of the SO Rep. The Contractor shall provide the complete set of shop drawings showing the proposed laying pattern, slab sizes, jointing and fixing details. These Drawings shall be submitted to the SO Rep 3 months before the commencement of such works. A mock-up sample of a typical section of the paved area shall be laid for the approval of the SO Rep.

(c) Packing, Storage and Protection All materials and goods shall be delivered to the Site in new condition, properly packed in manufacturer's unopened containers with name, brand, type, grade and colour fully indicated thereon and protected against breakage, chipping, soiling or other damage due to handling, adverse weather or other circumstances and, as far as practicable, they shall be kept in the packing cases or under protection coverings to avoid any deleterious effects of weather, soiling or contamination until required for use. Costs of uncrating for inspection and repacking on delivery to site are to be borne by the Contractor. Any items suffering damage in transit or on the Site prior to the acceptance shall be rejected and replaced without extra cost to the Employer.

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74.22 74.22.5

GRANITE TILES & SLABS (CONTD) Granite Slabs (Contd) (d) Contractor's Spare Material The Contractor is to ensure that sufficient spare material of the specified materials and goods are available to allow for the timely replacement of any defective ones. The Contractor shall hold sufficient stocks of the specified materials or goods for replacement of defective areas during the maintenance period. The Specification and the Contract Drawings of the granite slabs are for the sole purpose of defining the design intent and performance requirements. The Architect's drawings indicate the preferred arrangement of elements and their approximate sizes. The Contractor shall ensure that all materials, goods, workmanship and design calculations are for the purpose of their use and the requirements of the Contract. The Architect's details are to show aesthetic standards and do not purport to identify or solve problems of thermal/structural movement, fixings adequacy and anchorage, and structural design to meet particular conditions. (e) Installation All granite slab installation on vertical surfaces shall be by mechanical pinning unless otherwise approved by SO Rep. Cement mortar complete with Suppliers recomended high-bond strength adhesive, which shall be appropriate for the fixing of the heavy granite slabs for exterior floor usage where intermittent or continuous dampness occur. When exposed, the tile adhesive shall be colour match to the granite slabs.

74.23 74.23.1

PEBBLE WASH / EXPOSED AGGREGATE FINISH General Supply and lay pebblecrete wash to void decks, foot path and paved areas as shown in the Drawings. Pebble shall be dredged from river beads, graded to the respective sizes. The sizes of pebbles shall range between (2-3mm, 3-5mm, 5-8mm and 8-12mm and shall be laid on in-situ concrete base. The finish and sizes of aggregates shall be approved by the SO Rep.

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74.23 74.23.2

PEBBLE WASH / EXPOSED AGGREGATE FINISH (CONTD) Submittals

74.23.2.1 Samples And Shop Drawings The Contractor shall submit samples of pebble stones and range of colours for the approval of the SO Rep. The SO Rep shall decide on any or a combination of sizes and colours of the pebble stones. The Contractor shall provide complete set of drawings showing the laying pattern and relevant details required by the SO Rep. These drawings shall be submitted to the SO Rep prior to the laying of the pebble stones. A mock-up sample of a typical section of the footpath or paved area shall be laid for the approval of the SO Rep. 74.23.3 Construction

74.23.3.1 Ground Preparation And Casting Slab The Contractor shall ensure that the earth formation of the footpath and paved area is fully compacted and well consolidated mechanically and free from any vegetable matter or roots before the laying of hardcore. The concrete slab shall be properly cast on a layer 25mm thick of sand binding and well compacted 150mm thick hardcore and blended with sand well worked into the voids. The concrete slab be 100mm thick Grade 30 concrete reinforced with B.R.C. No. A6 welded wiremesh. 74.23.3.2 Expansion And Construction Joints Provide construction and expansion joints at intervals of approximately 3m or as directed by the SO Rep. The construction joints shall be formed by PVC strips placed in the concrete and subsequently remove. The size of construction shall be as shown in the Drawings. Polyurethane sealant with backer rod shall be provided to the expansion joints. Details of expansion joint shall be as shown in the Drawings. 74.23.3.3 Laying All pebble shall be carefully trowelled and shall be closely butt. No immersion effect of the grout over the pebble stones shall be permitted. Prior to the laying of pebble stones, the slab shall be swept clean of sand, loose mortar, grease and dirt. Render pebble crete by spreading and trowelling with steel and wooden float to the required level and the required fall as shown in the Drawings. The colour of the concrete base shall be colour matched the pebble stones. The colour concrete system shall consist of an integral pigmentation system with hardening, water reducing and pigment properties. The Contractor shall seek approval from the SO Rep on the colour selection prior laying of the pebble crete.

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74.23

PEBBLE WASH / EXPOSED AGGREGATE FINISH (CONTD)

74.23.3.3 Laying (contd) Provide 3mm brass strips on the paving at an interval of about 600mm to form patterns on the pebblewash finish. The complete pebble crete finish shall be coated with a layer of carborundum finish. 74.23.3.4 Cleaning Up Upon completion of all works, thoroughly clean all the exposed surfaces. Any surplus mortar shall be cleaned off promptly. 74.23.3.5 Tests For external areas and any other areas exposed to weather, the Contractor shall carry tests and ensure that they comply with the slip resistance requirement SS485:2001. 74.23.4 Pebble stone Provide Pebble Stone to apron areas and areas as indicated in the drawings. Pebble walk to consist of rounded on oval-shaped washed pebbles of varying sizes: 70% of pebbles to be 30 - 60mm. 30% of pebbles to be 6o 100. A sample will be provided by the contractor for architects approval pebbles shall originated from same supply. The laying pattern and colour are to be submitted for approval by SO Rep. Pebbles are to be sunk 2/3 into concrete bed, w/1/3 exposed. Pebble spacing: Pebble to be spaced from 20mm - 60mm apart.

74.24

TACTILE WARNING INDICATOR Provide and lay tactile warning indicator as shown in the drawings. The tactile warning indicator (including all accessories where applicable) shall be in accordance with the requirements specified in Section 19.4 Ceramic Floor Tiles (Common Areas And Non-Residential Units) including all clauses and subclauses under it; and in accordance to BS 7997:2003 Products for Tactile Paving Surface Indicators-Specification

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74.25 74.25.1

IMPRINT PATTERNED CONCRETE General Description The work in this section shall be designated as imprint patterned concrete or other approved cast-in-place concrete slab, having surface coloured, imprinted with a pattern and texture. The work shall include all labour, material, equipment and transportation required to complete the installation of the imprint patterned concrete.

74.25.2

Products and Materials a) Concrete Mix Design

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The concrete shall have minimum compressive strength of 25 N/mm . Portland cement shall conform to SS26-1984. Aggregates shall be of maximum size 10mm and conform to SS73-1974. Mixing water shall be fresh, clean and potable. No admixtures containing calcium chloride are
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permitted. 600mg/m fiberin 23 should be added into the concrete mix in order to resist crack. b) Colouring, Imprinting, Curing and Sealing Materials i. Color Hardener: The colour hardener shall be of a dry-shake material for colouring and hardening concrete flatwork and formulated for use in the installation of cast-in-place colured, textured and imprinted concrete paving and flooring. The colour hardener shall be a blend of mineral oxide pigments, cement and graded silica aggregates, with conditioning admixtures to improve workability. Coverage guidelines for dark colours shall be 2.9kg per sqm, medium colours 3.4 to 3.9 kg per sqm and light colours 4.4 to 4.9 kg per sqm. Full range of colours shall be submitted to the SO rep for selection. ii. Release Agent: The release agent shall consist of dry powdered, colored agent used to facilitate release of the imprinting tools from concrete surface, and to provide moderate color variations to the textured surface. Coverage guidelines shall be 65 to 93 sqm for 9.1 kg unit. Full range of colours shall be submitted to the SO rep for selection.

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74.25 74.25.2

IMPRINT PATTERNED CONCRETE(CONTD) Products and Materials (contd) b) Colouring, Imprinting, Curing and Sealing Materials(contd) iii. Pattern: All imprinting tools used in the execution of this project shall be as recommended by manufacturer. Full range of patterns shall be submitted to the SO rep for selection. iv. Reinforcement: All imprinted slabs shall conform to the guidelines and recommendations of the American Concrete Institute or Singapore Standards for reinforcement of cast-in-place concrete slabs. v. Curing: All imprinted concrete slabs shall be cured with Cure and Seal as recommended by manufacturer. vi. Sealer: All imprint patterned concrete slabs shall be sealed in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations.

74.25.3

Execution/ Installation a) The area to receive imprinted patterned concrete shall have the subgrade prepared as required for any concrete slab to grade. Preparation work, including sub-grade preparation, finish grading, constructing formwork, placing and selling screeds, and furnishing and placement of reinforcement shall be done by the Main Contractor or other qualified contractor Mark the areas receiving imprinted patterned concrete stamping and install formworks along the markings. All formworks to be flushed at finished concrete level without any protrusions. Mark out crack inducer expansion joint locations and install joint strips (if any). Crack Inducers may be formed with 10mm round bar or timber beading after concreting. Lay all reinforcement bars as per the design requirements. Place chipping concrete (to grade) to the required slab thickness and trowel finish to the required level, gradient or fall. (Not more than 70 sq. metre per cast). When the concrete is in place, imprinted patterned concrete Color Hardener is applied evenly to the surface of the fresh concrete by the dry shake method and trowelled to achieve the required color. A layer of imprinted patterned concrete Release Agent shall be sprinkled evenly to the colored surface before commencement of imprinting.

b)

c) d)

e)

f)

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74.25 74.25.3

IMPRINT PATTERNED CONCRETE(CONTD) Execution/ Installation (contd) g) While the concrete is still in the plastic stage of set, the imprinted patterned concrete imprinting moulds & tools shall be applied to make the desired impression/imprints on the surface by means of stamping. The stamping operation will be carried out from one end to the other in continuation to achieve the required pattern. The concrete is allowed to set. Water jets will be used to remove residual imprinted patterned concrete Release Agent after the concrete has set. (Normally after 18 to 24 hrs). Provide 10mm x 10mm crack inducer joints at 6m intervals. k) One coat of imprinted patterned concrete Sealer will be applied to the imprinted surface. Allow 10 to 14 days concrete curing time before usage.

h)

i)

j)

L) 74.25.4

Mock-up Sample The contractor shall shall provide a job site sample (referee sample) of at least 1square metre minimum to be approved by the SO Rep prior to the start of construction. Said sample shall be the standard for the balance of the work installed, and shall be protected against damage until final approval from the SO Rep.

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74.26 74.26.1

COMPOSITE TIMBER General The Contractor and his Specialist executing the work as required under this Clause have to ensure that the work, goods or materials used shall be suitable and reasonably fit for the purposes for which they are required (hereinafter referred as Performance Requirement). In the event the work, goods or materials to be used as specified in this Clause are upgraded in order to meet the Performance Requirement, the Contractor shall do all necessary upgrading at no extra cost to the Employer. Subjected to the approval of the Superintending Officers, but such approval shall not in any way affect the Contractors duties or obligations arising under the Contract. The Contractor shall include all costs for the supply and installation of the composite timber, for timber deck lookout, exterior footpath, void deck, trellis and any other locations as specified in the drawings.

The scope of work includes the design, supply, fabrication, delivery and installation of composite timber, complete with all necessary anchors, hardware and fittings to provide a total installation, fully in conformity with the requirements and intent of the drawings and specifications herein. The works shall be carried out by an approved Specialist as per the shop drawings approved by the SO Rep and shall be constructed to bear performance standard specified herewith and any other standards set by the Building Authorities. Two months upon award of the Contract, the Contractor is to submit 2 sets of complete shop drawings, details and calculation endorsed by the Specialist and his Professional Engineer who is to ensure the safety, workability and stability of the system in addition to thermal movement, expansion, wind pressure, distortion and others to the SO Rep's approval. Although the SO may approve the drawings, it is still the joint and several responsibility of the Contractor and the Specialist to ensure the soundness of the system.

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74.26 74.26.2

COMPOSITE TIMBER (CONTD) Materials The composite timber shall consist of a combination of organic fibre (50%) and post-consumer recycled plastics, with performance characteristic as specified in the table below.
MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS
DESCRIPTION Tensile Strength @ break Elongation @ break Flexural Strength Puncture Resistance Specific Gravity Hardness Izod impact (notched@20 c) Heat Deflection Temperature Vicat Softening Point Fire Resistant Test Flame Spread Test Water Absorption 24 Hr Change in weight Change in dimensions Nail Pull-of Test TEST METHOD ASTM D638 ASTM E638 ASTM D709 UNIT MPA % KN TYPICAL VALUE 27 1.9 13.8 109 1.2 1.4 70 47 68 82 V-0 V-0 % % ASTM D6117 N % m/m/C 1.02 0.5 130 1.5 3.6 x 10 - 5

*Based on DK 14.38 KW profile* ASTM D1505 shore D ASTM D256 A STM D648 ASTM D1525 UL 94 Class V-0 AS TM D635-91 ASTM D1037-93 J/m c c Class

UV Resistance (sk in after 500 AST M D4329 hr) Coefficient of Linear thermal Expansion ASTM D696

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74.26 74.26.2

COMPOSITE TIMBER (CONTD) Materials (Contd) The composite timber shall be made of a certain quality that counters termites, checking, splitting, decay, rotting and splintering, warping. UltraViolet protection shall be applied to all composite timber that will be used within the project, in order to less the fading effects of the sun. With the intention of minimizing the absorption of suns energy and heat build-up, inorganic color pigments shall be applied to the composite timber. The composite timber shall be in a dimension of 140mm wide and 25mm thick for each plank. The timber plank surfaces shall have 2 different textures on each side, which are brushed texture and wood grain texture. Color choices shall be to SO Rep's selection and approval. The surface should be smooth without splinters/ excessively rough surface as to cause injuries.

74.26.3

Installation Methods The installation of the composite timbers shall be treated as the same method in the installation of traditional wood planks. They shall be laid on C-Channel hot-dipped galvanized steel frame, with a fix of stainless steel bolts and nuts. The composite timber shall consist of recycle timber of recycled Hard Wood Fiber Dust (40-60%), Virgin Polymer High Density Polyethylene (25-60%) & Zinc Stearate (1-10%), with each plank shall be slip resistant and have a water absorption rate of less than 1.0.

74.27

HALF-HOUR FIRE-RATED TIMBER SURFACE FINISHED COMPOSITE DOORS TO SWITCH ROOM, PUB SWITCH ROOM, STORE ROOM, PUMP ROOM, REFUSE ROOM, BULKY REFUSE AREA AND STAIRCASE ACCESS TO MAIN ROOF This clause supersede Clause 15.11 "Half-Hour Fire-Rated Timber Surface Finished Composite Doors To Switch Room, PUB Switch Room, Store Room, Pump Room, Refuse Room, Bulky Refuse Area And Staircase Access To Main Roof" of the Standard Specifications For Building Works And Other Installations.

74.27.1

Over-Riding Clause The Contractor executing the Works as required in this clause including all sub-clauses under it shall ensure that the Works, goods or materials used shall be suitable and reasonably fit for the purpose of complying with the required fire-rating (hereinafter referred as "Performance Requirement"). In the event the Works, goods or materials to be used as specified in this clause including all sub-clauses under it are upgraded in order to meet the Performance Requirement, the Contractor shall do all necessary upgrading at no extra cost to the Employer subject always to the approval of the SO Rep, but such approval shall not in any way affect the Contractor's duties or obligations arising under the Contract.

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74.27

HALF-HOUR FIRE-RATED TIMBER SURFACE FINISHED COMPOSITE DOORS TO SWITCH ROOM, PUB SWITCH ROOM, STORE ROOM, PUMP ROOM, REFUSE ROOM, BULKY REFUSE AREA AND STAIRCASE ACCESS TO MAIN ROOF (CONTD)

74.27.1 General Where one-hour and/or half-hour fire-rated timber doors to switch rooms, PUB switch rooms, store rooms, pump rooms, refuse rooms, bulky refuse areas and staircase accesses to main roof are shown in the Drawings, provide and install one-hour and/or half-hour fire-rated timber surface finished composite doors complete with timber door frames and ironmongery. The one-hour and/or half-hour fire-rated timber surface finished composite doors, timber door frames and ironmongery shall be provided as a complete system complying with SS 332 : 2007. and shall have PSB test certificates and PSB labels and approved by the FSSD. 74.27.2 Shop Drawings The details shown in the Drawings shall serve as a guide. Provide shop drawings, PSB test certificates and approval letter from the FSSD for the approval of the SO Rep prior to the installation. 74.27.3 Ironmongery Provide and fix all ironmongery required to complete the whole Works in accordance with the following schedule subject to the approval of the FSSD. All ironmongery shall comply with SS 332 : 2007 and shall be at least one-hour and/or half-hour fire-rated. The brand names specified in the schedule shall serve as a guide to the respective quality and profile of ironmongery required. All ironmongery shall be at least half-hour firerated and approved by the FSSD. (A) Double Leaf

For double leaf doors : 4 no. 100mm x 70mm (minimum) stainless steel butt hinges for each door leaf. 2 no. Stainless steel locking eyes (4mm thick minimum) with hairline finish. 1 no. "Nikon" C1 76mm x 76mm stainless steel cup handle; or "Goal" GC stainless steel cup handle; or "YTL-75" stainless steel cup handle; or other approved. Fixing screws shall not be exposed on the external. 1 no."Abloy" PL 230 padlock under master key; or "Union" 3122/2 PL padlock under master key; or "Yale" 110.50 padlock under master key; or other approved.

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74.27

HALF-HOUR FIRE-RATED TIMBER SURFACE FINISHED COMPOSITE DOORS TO SWITCH ROOM, PUB SWITCH ROOM, STORE ROOM, PUMP ROOM, REFUSE ROOM, BULKY REFUSE AREA AND STAIRCASE ACCESS TO MAIN ROOF (CONTD) Ironmongery (contd) (A) Double Leaf (Contd) 1 no. "Nikon" 150mm x 25mm stainless steel lever action flush bolt; or other approved. 1 no. "Nikon" 225mm x 25mm stainless steel lever action flush bolt; or other approved. 2 no. Door closer shall be listed in PSB Product Listing Scheme Class 1A. Approved slim line door closer with cushioned back checking action shall be of silver finish. 1 no. Approved stainless steel door selector. Single Leaf

74.27.3

(B)

For single leaf doors : 4 no. 100mm x 70mm (minimum) stainless steel butt hinges. 2 no. Stainless steel locking eyes (4 mm thick minimum) with hairline finish. 1 no. "Abloy" PL 230 padlock under master key; or "Union" 3122/2 PL padlock under master key; or "Yale" 110.50 padlock under master key; or other approved. 1 no."Nikon" C1 76mm x 76mm stainless steel cup handle; or "Goal" GC stainless steel cup handle; or "YTL-75" stainless steel cup handle; or other approved. Fixing screws shall not be exposed on the external. 1 no. Door closer shall be listed in PSB Product Listing Scheme Class 1A. Approved slim line door closer with cushioned back checking action shall be of silver finish.

74.27.4

Doors To Staircase Accesses To Main Roofs For each door to staircase accesses to main roofs, in addition to the above-mentioned ironmongery requirements specified, provide and fix one additional no. of 240mm x 27mm stainless steel barrel shoot bolt fixed on the door leaf surface facing the roof .

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74.27

HALF-HOUR FIRE-RATED TIMBER SURFACE FINISHED COMPOSITE DOORS TO SWITCH ROOM, PUB SWITCH ROOM, STORE ROOM, PUMP ROOM, REFUSE ROOM, BULKY REFUSE AREA AND STAIRCASE ACCESS TO MAIN ROOF (CONTD) Grade Of Stainless Steel Unless otherwise specified, the grade of stainless steel shall be Grade 304.

74.27.5

74.27.6

Certificates The Contractor shall submit certificates to the SO Rep to certify that the complete system of the timber surface finished composite doors, including timber door frames and ironmongery installed are of at least half-hour firerated in all aspects approved by the FSSD.

74.27.7

Surfaces The surfaces of doors shall be in accordance with Clause 15.9 "Timber Doors".

74.27.8 Moisture Content The moisture content of timber for all timber components shall be in accordance with Clause 15.9 "Timber Doors".

74.28

HALF-HOUR FIRE-RATED TIMBER SURFACE FINISHED COMPOSITE DOORS TO SERVICE DUCTS FOR FLATS This clause supersede Clause 15.12 "Half-Hour Fire-Rated Timber Surface Finished Composite Doors To Service Ducts For Flats" of the Standard Specifications For Building Works And Other Installations.

74.28.1

Over-Riding Clause The Contractor executing the Works as required in this clause including all sub-clauses under it shall ensure that the Works, goods or materials used shall be suitable and reasonably fit for the purpose of complying with the required fire-rating (hereinafter referred as "Performance Requirement"). In the event the Works, goods or materials to be used as specified in this clause including all sub-clauses under it are upgraded in order to meet the Performance Requirement, the Contractor shall do all necessary upgrading at no extra cost to the Employer subject always to the approval of the SO Rep, but such approval shall not in any way affect the Contractor's duties or obligations arising under the Contract.

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74.28

HALF-HOUR FIRE-RATED TIMBER SURFACE FINISHED COMPOSITE DOORS TO SERVICE DUCTS FOR FLATS (CONTD) General Where half-hour fire-rated timber doors to service ducts are shown in the Drawings, the Contractor shall provide and install half-hour fire-rated timber surface finished composite doors to the service ducts complete with timber door frames and ironmongery. The half-hour fire-rated timber surface finished composite doors, timber door frames and ironmongery shall be provided as a complete system complying with SS 332 : 2007.. The complete system shall have PSB test certificates, PSB labels, FSSD approval and certified under PSB Product Listing Scheme Class 1A or PSB Product Listing Scheme Class 1B.

74.28.1

74.28.2

Shop Drawings And Sample The details shown in the Drawings shall serve as a guide. Prior to the installation, provide shop drawings, PSB Product Listing Scheme certificates, PSB test reports, PSB and FSSD approval for the approval of the SO Rep. Further, a complete sample shall be installed on Site for the approval of the SO Rep before full implementation.

74.28.3

Ironmongery Provide and fix all ironmongery required to complete the whole Works in accordance with the following schedule subject to the approval of the FSSD. All ironmongery shall comply with SS 332 : 2007 and shall be at least half-hour fire-rated. The brand names specified in the schedule shall serve as a guide to the respective quality and profile of ironmongery required. A. Single Leaf For single leaf doors: 4 no. 102mm x 76mm x 2mm stainless steel butt hinges. 1 no. "Accord" CH-382; or Forte H6LR76ES or BLIY 70 or "YTL" 85; or other approved stainless steel cup handles passage latch with cup handle on both sides.

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74.28

HALF-HOUR FIRE-RATED TIMBER SURFACE FINISHED COMPOSITE DOORS TO SERVICE DUCTS FOR FLATS (CONTD)

74.28.3 Ironmongery (contd) B. Double Leaf For double leaf doors: C. 4 no.102mm x 76mm x 2mm stainless steel butt hinges for each door leaf. 1 no."Accord" CH-382; or Forte H6LR76ES or BLIY 70 or "YTL" 85; or other approved stainless steel cup handles passage latch with cup handle on both sides. 1 no. Brass rebated parts. 1 no. 200mm x 20mm wide stainless steel lever action flush bolt in satin finish (box type). 1 no.300mm x 20mm wide stainless steel lever action flush bolt in satin finish (box type). Grade Of Stainless Steel Unless otherwise specified, the grade of stainless steel shall be Grade 304. 74.28.4 Certificates Submit certificates to the SO Rep to certify that the complete system of the fire-rated timber surface finished composite doors including door frames and ironmongery installed are of at least half-hour fire-rated in all aspects approved by the FSSD. 74.28.5 Surfaces The surfaces of doors shall be in accordance with Clause 15.9 "Timber Doors". 74.28.6 Moisture Content The moisture content of timber for all timber components shall be in accordance with Clause 15.9 "Timber Doors".

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74.29

ONE-HOUR AND/OR HALF-HOUR FIRE-RATED TIMBER SURFACE FINISHED COMPOSITE DOORS TO PROTECTED STAIRCASE This clause supersede Clause 15.14 "Half-Hour Fire-Rated Timber Surface Finished Composite Doors To Protected Staircase" of the Standard Specifications For Building Works And Other Installations. (A) Over-Riding Clause The Contractor executing the Works as required in this clause including all sub-clauses under it has to ensure that the Works, goods or materials used shall be suitable and reasonably fit for the purpose of complying with the required fire-rating (hereinafter referred as "Performance Requirement"). In the event the Works, goods or materials to be used as specified in this clause including all sub-clauses under it are upgraded in order to meet the Performance Requirement, the Contractor shall do all necessary upgrading at no extra cost to the Employer subject always to the approval of the SO Rep, but such approval shall not in any way affect the Contractor's duties or obligations arising under the Contract. (B) General Provide and install one-hour and/or half-hour fire-rated timber surface finished composite doors complete with door frames and ironmongery to protected staircase. The one-hour and/or half-hour fire-rated timber surface finished composite doors, door frames and ironmongery shall be provided as a complete system complying with SS 332 : 2007. and shall have PSB test certificates and PSB labels and be listed in PSB PLS Class 1A or Class 1B. Details of the one-hour and/or half-hour fire-rated timber surface finished composite doors shown in the Tender Drawings shall serve as a guide. (C) Shop Drawings And Sample Prior to the installation, submit workshop drawings and PSB test certificates for the approval of the SO Rep. Further, install a complete sample on the Site for the approval of the SO Rep before full implementation. (D) Ironmongery Provide and fix all ironmongery required to complete the whole work in accordance with the following schedule subject to the approval of the FSSD. All ironmongery shall comply with SS 332 : 2007 and shall be at least one-hour and/or half-hour fire-rated. The brand names specified in the schedule shall serve as a guide to the respective quality and profile of ironmongery required. Unless otherwise specified, the grade of stainless steel shall be AISI Grade 304.

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74.29

ONE-HOUR AND/OR HALF-HOUR FIRE-RATED TIMBER SURFACE FINISHED COMPOSITE DOORS TO PROTECTED STAIRCASE (CONTD) (D) Ironmongery (contd) Schedule Of Ironmongery 4 no. Stainless steel door hinges for each door leaf. 1 no. Door closer shall be listed in PSB Product Listing Scheme Class 1A. Approved slim line door closer with cushioned back checking action shall be of silver finish. 1 no. "Tiki" PH-20/BB/225 SS; or other approved stainless steel pull handles. The diameter shall be 18mm minimum and the length shall be approximately 225mm. 1 no. Stainless steel push plate of size 300mm x 150mm. The thickness shall be 1.2mm minimum. The word "PUSH" shall be engraved and painted on the push plate. Certificates

(E)

The Contractor shall submit to the SO Rep, certificates as documentary proof that the complete system of the fire-rated timber finish composite door including door frames and ironmongery installed are of at least one-hour and/or half-hour fire-rated in all aspects approved by the FSSD.

74.30

ONE-HOUR AND/OR HALF-HOUR FIRE-RATED TIMBER SURFACE FINISHED COMPOSITE DOORS TO MDF ROOM AND TELECOMS EQUIPMENT ROOM This clause supersede Clause 15.13 "Half-Hour Fire-Rated Timber Surface Finished Composite Doors To MDF Room And Telecoms Equipment Room" of the Standard Specifications For Building Works And Other Installations.

74.30.1 Over-Riding Clause The Contractor executing the Works as required in this clause including all subclauses under it shall ensure that the Works, goods or materials used shall be suitable and reasonably fit for the purpose of complying with the required fire-rating (hereinafter referred to as "Performance Requirement"). In the event the Works, goods or materials to be used as specified in this clause including all sub-clauses under it are upgraded in order to meet the Performance Requirement, the Contractor shall do all necessary upgrading at no extra cost to the Employer subject always to the approval of the SO Rep, but such approval shall not in any way affect the Contractor's duties or obligations arising under the Contract.

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74.30

ONE-HOUR AND/OR HALF-HOUR FIRE-RATED TIMBER SURFACE FINISHED COMPOSITE DOORS TO MDF ROOM AND TELECOMS EQUIPMENT ROOM (CONTD)

74.30.2 General Where one-hour and/or half-hour fire-rated timber doors to MDF Rooms and Telecoms Equipment Rooms are shown in the Drawings, provide and install one-hour and/or half-hour fire-rated timber surface finished composite doors complete with timber door frames and ironmongery. The one-hour and/or half-hour fire-rated timber surface finished composite doors, timber door frames and ironmongery shall be provided as a complete system complying with SS 332 : 2007. and shall have PSB test certificates and PSB labels and be listed in PSB Product Listing Scheme Class 1A or Class 1B. 74.30.3 Shop Drawings The details shown in the Drawings shall serve as a guide. Provide shop drawings, PSB test certificates and approval letter from the FSSD for the approval of the SO Rep prior to the installation. 74.30.4 Ironmongery For Half Hour Fire Rated Timber Surface Finished Composite Doors To MDF Room And Telecoms Equipment Room Provide and fix all ironmongery required to complete the whole Works in accordance with the following schedule subject to the approval of the FSSD. The brand names specified in the schedule shall serve as a guide to the respective quality and profile of ironmongery required. All ironmongery shall comply with SS 332 : 2007 and shall be at least halfhour fire rated and approved by FSSD. (a) Double Leaf For double leaf doors : 4 no. 100mm x 70mm (minimum) stainless steel butt hinges for each door leaf. 1 no. Abloy" deadlock 2295C complete with 4195 lockcase, 5781k single cylinder and thumbturn and with construction keys; or "Yale" 523.50/214.62f26 deadbolt with construction keys; or "Falcon" D441-US26D/70 satin chrome cylinder/thumbturn deadbolt with construction keys; or other approved. The lockset shall be capable of being operated by PBTS master key. 2 no. "Nikon" C1 76mm x 76mm stainless steel cup handle; or "Goal" GC stainless steel cup handle; or "YTL-75" stainless steel cup handle; or other approved. Fixing screws shall not be exposed on the external. 1 no. "Nikon" 150mm x 25mm stainless steel lever action flush bolt or other approved.

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74.30.4

Ironmongery For Half Hour Fire Rated Timber Surface Finished Composite Doors To MDF Room And Telecoms Equipment Room (contd) (a) Double Leaf (contd) 1no. "Nikon" 225mm x 25mm stainless steel lever action flush bolt or other approved. 1 no. Door closer shall be listed in PSB Product Listing Scheme Class 1A. Approved slim line door closer with cushioned back checking action shall be in silver finish. 1 no. Approved stainless steel selector. Single Leaf

(b)

For single leaf doors : 4 no. 100mm x 70mm (minimum) stainless steel butt hinges. 1 no."Abloy" deadlock 2295C complete with 4195 lockcase, 5781k single cylinder and thumbturn and with construction keys; or "Yale" 523.50/214.62f26 deadbolt with construction keys; or "Falcon" D441-US26D/70 satin chrome cylinder/thumbturn deadbolt with construction keys; or other approved. The lockset shall be capable of being operated by PBTS master key. 2 no. "Nikon" C1 76mm x 76mm stainless steel cup handle; or "Goal" GC stainless steel cup handle; or "YTL-75" stainless steel cup handle; or other approved. Fixing screws shall not be exposed on the external. 1 no. Door closer shall be listed in PSB Product Listing Scheme Class 1A. Approved slim line door closer with cushioned back checking action shall be in silver finish. Grade Of Stainless Steel Unless otherwise specified, the grade of stainless steel shall be AISI Grade 304. 74.30.5 Certificates The Contractor shall submit certificates to the SO Rep to certify that the complete system of the timber surface finished composite doors, including timber door frames and ironmongery installed are of at least half-hour firerated in all aspects approved by the FSSD. 74.30.6 Surfaces The surfaces of doors shall be in accordance with Clause 15.9 "Timber Doors".

(c)

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74.30

ONE-HOUR AND/OR HALF-HOUR FIRE-RATED TIMBER SURFACE FINISHED COMPOSITE DOORS TO MDF ROOM AND TELECOMS EQUIPMENT ROOM (CONTD) Moisture Content The moisture content of timber for all timber components shall be in accordance with Clause 15.9 "Timber Doors".

74.30.7

74.30.8

Handover Of MDF Room And Telecoms Equipment Room The Contractor shall attend the handover of the MDF Room and Telecoms Equipment Room for the changing of lockset from construction keys to master keys.

74.31

SIGNAGES (INCLUSIVE OF BARRIER FREE ACCESS ROUTE AND HANDICAP SIGNAGES) TO 1ST STOREY BLOCKS & PRECINCT AREAS Provide and install 10 nos of 450mmX 450mm aluminium No littering and/ or No dog poo signage to all precinct areas including Carpark roof gardens, activity space and building blocks; 10nos of 400mm x 200mm aluminium Notes on Green Environment, up to 10 nos of 250mm x 250mm handicap signage to guide disabled from handicap lots to residential blocks lift lobbies and up to 10 nos of panels for barrier-free access route plan to integrate with block signages. The signs shall be made of min. 2mm thick aluminium plates with silkscreened graphics. An example of the signage graphics as indicated below shall serve as a guide. The signs shall come with stainless steel spacer screws and appropriate accessories for the mounting of signages onto lamp posts and appropriate wall areas. The colours, text and graphics shall be confirmed and approved by the SO Rep. Shop Drawings to be submitted for approval prior to production and installation. The final locations of these signages shall be subject to the approval of the SO Rep.

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74.32 74.32.1

EXTERNAL AND LANDSCAPING WORK General Construct the external areas complete with the playground, hard landscape, turfing with tree planting and any other items as specified and according to the positions shown in the drawings to the satisfaction of the SO Rep. Details and finishes shall be as indicated in the drawings, or as specified in this Section.

74.32.2

Setting Out Set out the outlines of the plaza, turfed area, playground before obtaining approval from the SO Rep. Allow for the shifting and making of adjustments as and when directed by the SO Rep.

74.32.3

Levels Levels of the plaza area shall be based on finished ground level adjoining and not necessarily on finished platform level shown on the drawings. Check on site in all cases to ensure that rainwater collected on these areas can be discharged into nearby drains or subsoil pipes. Adjust levels where and when necessary, and when directed by the SO Rep.

74.32.4

Ground Base After removal of top layer of soil, the ground shall be well consolidated mechanically before laying of hardcore. Consolidate again, with the filling of more hardcore to make up to level. Should the ground be soft, obtain the decision of the SO Rep on the necessity of additional hardcore material.

74.32.5

Sub-Soil Pipes All sub-soil pipes shall be perforated UPVC sub-soil pipe, except for pipes that are running underneath any hard surfaces, and all conforming to BS 4962:1989. (Apart from drainage to landscape deck) All sub-soil pipes shall be encased with 300mm min (depth) x 350mm (wide) of coarse granite aggregates (sizes 19 to 25) wrapped with approved ordinary grade geotextile fabric (Non Woven Type). All sub-soil pipes shall be laid in 1:180 (minimum) fall with UPVC pipe fittings. Sub-soil pipes shall be installed around the perimeter of turfed area adjacent to footpaths within any other areas as specified in the Drawings. All sub-soil pipes shall be connected to sumps, drains and pipes at the outlets.

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74.32 74.32.6

EXTERNAL AND LANDSCAPING WORK (CONTD) Hard Landscaping The Contractor shall include in his tender sum for the supply, delivery and installation of all hard landscape area as shown in drawings to be constructed including all coloured concrete pavement, exposed aggregates, playground, plaza area, turfing with tree planting, bench, granite tiles, pebble washstones, rubble stone and low walls etc. The position and arrangement is to be approved by the SO Rep before commencement of any work.

74.32.7

Discrepancies Should any discrepancy be discovered in any of the documents contained in this Contract, the Contractor shall immediately refer the matter to the SO Rep before the work commenced. The SO Rep's decision shall be final, binding and conclusive. The whole of the works especially figured dimensions, must be checked at site to ensure accuracy before construction. Any serious discrepancy should be immediately reported to the SO Rep prior to the commencement of the works. The Contractor shall survey and fully pegout the paved area. The survey and setting out shall be carried out by an approved competent professional and a setting out drawing shall be provide to the SO Rep for approval before any commencement of work.

74.32.8

Manner In Carrying Out Work The Contractor shall ensure work to be carried out so as to offer minimum inconvenience and nuisance to the members of the public. The Contractor shall put up warning signs at strategic locations as directed by the SO Rep to warn the public of any danger.

74.32.9

Draining Of Water On Site Contractor shall check on site in all cases to ensure that rainwater collected of the landscape areas can be discharged into nearby subsoil drains. Allow for adjustment of levels where necessary and as instructed by the SO Rep. The Contractor shall be fully responsible for the proper drainage of water from the site and should make the necessary arrangement with the relevant authorities for the proper discharge of water at all times. All excavations on site is to be kept free from any stagnant water at all times.

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74.32

EXTERNAL AND LANDSCAPING WORK (CONTD)

74.32.10 Turfing The Contractor is to note that landscaping works may extend beyond the site boundary for building works. Turfing shall be provided to the areas where the building activity has disturbed the surrounding areas, to the SO Rep's satisfaction. All turfing works shall subject to the 12 months maintenance period after completion and handing over. 74.32.11 Setting Out Levels For all landscaping and paved areas, Contractor shall set out works and notify the SO Rep three days in advance before commencing work. The Contractor shall allow for making adjustment when instructed. 74.32.12 Access to Site Before commencing work, Contractor shall consult the SO Rep on access to the site and shall allow for constructing temporary crossings over drains, existing paved or turfed areas, drains, etc. All access routes and drains shall be kept clean at all times and made good after completion of the job. Should the Contractor fail to make good any existing work damaged, to keep the site clean, choke the drains etc, the SO Rep shall arrange for other person to carry out the work and the cost incurred shall be recovered from the Contractor. 74.32.13 Backfill and Reinstatement The SO Rep will determine whether the material proposed by the Contractor is suitable for use as selected fill. If, in the opinion of the SO Rep, the selected material of the required quality is unobtainable from excavation within the contract boundary, the Contractor shall obtain the material elsewhere at no extra cost. The existing carriageway, centre island, hard shoulder, side-table, kerbs and drains, etc. shall be reinstated to their original condition to the satisfaction of the SO Rep. The Contractor shall make good any depression of the carriageway arising as a result of settlement of backfill material and other defects due to unsatisfactory reinstatement immediately and as directed by the SO Rep. 74.32.14 Quality Assurance (a) Samples The Contractor is to submit loose and embedded samples of each type of pebble wash/chips, tiles, cobblestone etc. for the SO Rep's approval. Mock-ups shall be provided at site where deemed necessary by the SO Rep for approval.

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74.32

EXTERNAL AND LANDSCAPING WORK (CONTD)

74.32.14 Quality Assurance (Contd) (b) Shop Drawings Where deemed necessary and as instructed by the SO Rep, setting out shop drawings of the landscape elements shall be submitted by the Specialist to show plans, sections, elevations and details for approval. (c) Workmanship Works shall be carried out by competent tradesman and the finished work to the satisfaction of the SO Rep. Prior to commencement of work, the Contractor is to carefully inspect the installed works of all trades and verify that all such work is complete to the point that work can be properly commenced. 74.32.15 Cleaning Up And Protection Remove surplus mortar or adhesive from the face, joints and adjacent surfaces as work proceeds. Use all means necessary to prevent damage and protect the works during and after installation. In the event of any damage to the finish, the Contractor shall immediately make all repairs and replacements to the satisfaction of the SO Rep. The Contractor shall bear all the cost of any remedial work. 74.32.16 General Specification For The Supply And Installation Of Exposed Pebble Aggregate The exposed pebble aggregate is a thick bed of rendering materials composed of natural pebble stones. The laying should be carried out by rendering the pavement and then washing off the cement grout. For external areas and any other areas exposed to weather, the Contractor shall carry tests and ensure that they comply with the slip resistance requirement SS485:2001. The base coat comprising of an average of 50mm thick 1:3 cement and sand shall be laid on the structural floor, this will be followed by the 15mm topping comprising of river pebble aggregates mixed with cement and washer. An approved finishing coat/sealant shall be provided to give excellent adhesion to a wide range of substances, to protect substrates from weathering, to seal porous surfaces without changing the physical and chemical ratios of the material in anyway such as shade of colour. The work shall be carried out by an approved Specialist who is to submit an Installation and Material Specification for the Architect's approval.

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74.32

EXTERNAL AND LANDSCAPING WORK (CONTD)

74.32.17 Setting out Levels For all landscaping and paved areas, Contractor shall set out works and notify the SO Rep three days in advance before commencing work. The Contractor shall allow for making adjustment when instructed. All levels shall be marked out and adjustments to levels shall be made at no additional cost to comply with the approved barrier-free routes. 74.32.18 Access to Site Before commencing work, Contractor shall consult the SO Rep on access to the site and shall allow for constructing temporary crossings over drains, existing paved or turfed areas, drains, etc. All access routes and drains shall be kept clean at all times and made good after completion of the job. Should the Contractor fail to make good any existing work damaged, to keep the site clean, choke the drains etc, the SO Rep shall arrange for other person to carry out the work and the cost incurred shall be recovered from the Contractor.

74.32.19 Backfill and Reinstatement The SO Rep will determine whether the material proposed by the Contractor is suitable for use as selected fill. If, in the opinion of the SO Rep, the selected material of the required quality is unobtainable from excavation within the contract boundary, the Contractor shall obtain the material elsewhere at no extra cost climbable from the Employer. The existing carriageway, centre island, hard shoulder, side-table, kerbs and drains, etc. shall be reinstated to their original condition to the satisfaction of the SO Rep. The Contractor shall make good any depression of the carriageway arising as a result of settlement of backfill material and other defects due to unsatisfactory reinstatement immediately and as directed by the SO Rep. 74.32.20 Site Control Tests and Testing Instruments The Contractor shall provide all the necessary labour, plants, tools, instruments and materials for carrying out all tests at the site including the provision of all necessary transport for the transportation of materials, samples, etc. The Contractor must make allowance for all the above in his tender price as no monetary claim for compensation or extras shall be paid for any work carried out by the Contractor in connection with the above work unless specified otherwise elsewhere in this specification.

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74.32

EXTERNAL AND LANDSCAPING WORK (CONTD)

74.32.21 Quality Assurance (a) Samples The Contractor is to submit loose and embedded samples of each type of pebble wash/chips, river washed pebbles, slate/granite tiles/cladding, lava stone cladding, granite boulders, concrete pavers, clay brick pavers etc. for the SO Rep's approval. Mock-ups shall be provided at site where deemed necessary by the SO Rep for approval. (b) Shop Drawings Where deemed necessary by the SO Rep, shop drawings of the landscape elements shall be submitted by the Specialist to show plans, sections, elevations and details for approval prior to the commencement of work. (c) Workmanship Works shall be carried out by competent tradesman and the finished work to the satisfaction of the SO Rep. Prior to commencement of work, the Contractor is to carefully inspect the installed works of all trades and verify that all such work is complete to the point that work can be properly commenced. 74.32.22 Cleaning Up and Protection Remove all surplus mortar on adhesive from face, joints and adjacent surfaces as work proceeds. Use all means necessary to prevent damage and protect the works during and after installation. In the event of any damage to the finish, the Contractor shall immediately make all repairs and replacements to the satisfaction of the SO Rep. The Contractor shall bear all the cost of all remedial work as instructed by the SO Rep. Contractor shall keep all drains, culverts and footpaths affected free from obstructions and shall at frequent intervals clear all drains.

74.33

DRAIN AND SUMP Sumps shall be constructed to the sizes and positions as shown in the drawings.

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74.33 74.33.1

DRAIN AND SUMP (CONTD) Drain and Sump Cover The Contractor shall supply and install galvanized steel gratings with matching finishes or other approved to all drains in the drawings. The Contractor shall submit a range of grating patterns of the drain cover to SO Reps selection. Where the gratings are installed across the Barrier Free Access route, the grating pattern shall run perpendicular to the direction of travel such that wheelchairs will not be caught in the grating, in accordance to the prevailing Code of Barrier Free Accessibility in buildings.

74.33.2

Sump, Soak-Away-Pits and Drain Covers Sumps for collecting surface runoffs and sub-soil drainage and open drains shall be constructed to the sizes and positions as shown in the drawings.

74.33.3

Recessed Covers for IC, Manhole in Paved Areas The Contractor shall include in his Contract Sum, the supply and installation of recessed covers for all Inspection Chambers, Manholes and other below ground services where the covers are located in paved areas. The recessed covers are to have paving materials installed within to match the material, pattern, layout, texture and general presentation of the surrounding paved areas.

74.33.4

Structural Drainage Cell The structural drainage cell served as a sub-surface drainage system. The drainage cells shall be wrapped with geotextile filter membrane to achieve an optimum water discharge capacity. It shall be lightweight and have large surface void ratio and high compressive strength. The structural cell shall be U.V. Resistant and inert to organic acids, alkalis and salts. The application of the cells shall be vertical or horizontal. It shall be installed as specified in drawings in accordance with the manufacturers recommendation. It shall have the following characteristics: (a) (i) (ii) (iii) Hydraulic Properties Water Flow Rate : Minimum 120L/min Pore Size : 100m (Mean AOS O90)
2

Permeability : 40 l/m .s (Mean Flow Rate 10cm head)

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74.33 74.33.4

DRAIN AND SUMP (CONTD) Structural Drainage Cell (Contd) (b) (i) (ii) Mechanical Properties
2

Compressive Strength : Minimum 1000 kN/m

2

Wide Width Strip Tensile : 8.0 kN/m (Mean Peak Strength) : 55% (Elongation) (iii) CBR Puncture Resistance : 1500 N (Mean Peak Strength) (iv) Trapezoidal Tear Resistance : 250 N (Mean Peak Strength)

74.33.5

Installation The Contractor shall coordinate and make necessary adjustment to ensure the following finish is achieved: (a) (b) (c) adjacent finished level shall be flushed with top level of the grating. gratings shall fit straight and curved profile of the drain layout. cut pieces where used shall not be less than 250mm in length, shall be trimmed only with a with diamond tile cutter to achieved clean finish edge.

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74.33.6

Landscape Drain
Landscape Drain Linear Drainage System or other approved Concrete linear drain channels with in-built recess to receive Discreet Landscape Drain Gratings Hydraulically pressed concrete Discreet Landscape Drain Tops - Dished/slotted top units with 6mm slots at 125mm centres or 12mm slots at 250mm centres. Pigmented Concrete All data where relavant to be established in accordance with BS EN 1433 : 2002 For Linear Drain Channels and BS EN 1338 : 2003 for Grating Discreet Landscape Drain Tops - 200mm W x 125mm L x 110mm D with 6mm slot per block in : Keyblok Top Brindle, Red, Buff, Burnt Ochre, Natural and Charcoal 2) Tegula Top Red/Charcoal Multi and Burnt Ochre 1000mm L x 200mm W x 160 360mm Depth

Product Name Product Type Manufacturing Process Channel Type Base Raw Materials Governing Standards Grating Type

Linear Drain Channel Dimensions Compressive Strength Material Density Skid Resistance Water Absorbtion Discharge Cross Section Grating Dimensions Carbon Footprint Location

C250, tested unhaunched 45 N/mm2 2300 kgs / m3 Mean Polished Skid Resistance Value (PRSV) : > 45 Mean Unpolished Skid Resistance Value (USRV) : > 45 6.5% max 9000 29000 mm2 200mm L x 125mm W x 110mm D kg/m Along Shops Common Area and Public Area or as divider between Perfecta and Tegula

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74.34

TAP POINTS Supply and install tap points at precinct areas & E-deck roof garden as shown in the drawings. Locations to be determined on site if any adjustments are to be made. Supply and install at least one tap point to the landscape area or as shown in the drawings. The tap points shall be able to serve about a radius of 30m. Locations to be determined on site if any adjustments are to be made.

74.35

SUB-SOIL PIPES All sub-soil pipes shall be installed at areas as indicated in the Drawings. This clause shall read in conjunction with Clause 25.8, Clause 94.17.5 & Clause 94.17.6. All sub-soil pipes shall be of perforated UPVC sub-soil pipes conforming to BS 4962:1989 or SS 272 UPVC pipes with perforations as shown in the drawings. All sub-soil pipes shall be wrapped with approved non-woven geotextile fabric and encased with washed sand as shown in the Drawings. All sub-soil pipes shall be laid in 1:100 gradient (minimum) and with UPVC pipe joint fittings. The maximum length of sub-soil pipe shall be 25m. For perimeter open drains with depth of 400mm and above, the diameter of the sub-soil pipes shall be 150mm. Where the depth of the perimeter open drain is less than 400mm, the diameter of the sub-soil pipes shall be 100mm. Under such case, consult with the SO Rep before proceeding. All sub-soil pipes shall be connected to sumps and drains at the outlet. The drawings of the sub-soil pipes serve as a guide only. Contractor is to submit a grading layout plan of the park indicating the sub-soil pipe layout, sump location, flow direction and the invert levels prior to commencement of drainage work Upon completion of laying all sub-soil pipes, the Contractor shall prepare and submit 3 copies of as-built drawings to the SO Rep. (a) Joints and Joining Methods The areas where the panels are joined will be referred to as Joints. These joints shall be grouted and carved to match existing geologic forms on the jointed panels. The grouting material shall be sand and cement in 60/40 proportions, cement being the heavy proportion. GFRC Specialist Contractor shall provide a minimum of one Artisan to be responsible for jointing. This person shall have a minimum of 5 years experience on projects of the equal size and scope.

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74.36 74.36.1

PROVISION FOR WIRING AND PUBLIC LIGHTING General The Contractor shall provide holes to the hollow section of the park structures as indicated on the Drawings for the mounting of lighting luminaries. The Contractor shall ensure that there is a clear unobstructed path between each hole and shall ensure that a flexible conduit and electrical wiring can be installed. The Contractor shall submit to SO Rep shop drawings showing the full coordination and layout plan electrical and structural works of the park structures indicating the location of the holes and showing an unobstructed pathway for the provision of flexible conduit, electrical wiring and junction boxes at a later date. The drawings shall be submitted to the SO Rep for approval 1 week prior to the construction of the park structure. (a) Co-ordination of Works The Contractor shall be responsible for and shall liaise and co-ordinate with the contractors of other services in determining the exact location in the schedule for cutting and making good openings in the park structures components. The cost of openings shall be deemed to be included in the contract sum and no claim whatsoever arising out of the co-ordination of works shall be permitted. (b)Protection of Works The Contractor shall maintain and provide adequate protection for the completed park structures until handing over on completion. Until such time, the Contractor shall replace and/or make good any soiled, scratched dented or defaced work at his own expense to the approval of the SO Rep. On completion of all necessary trades, the Contractor shall clean down all the park structures components prior to handing over.

74.36.2

Concealed Electrical Wiring All electrical conduits and wiring shall be concealed or recessed on RC/ concrete / brick walls. The Contractor shall submit PE endorsed drawings showing details of the electrical concealed wiring to the SO Rep for approval. Contractor to provide an weather proof type Electrical Meter Box for service cable termination and meter. Location to be determined by SO Rep prior to installation electrical works.

74.37

RC BASE FOR LOW LIGHTING ON THE GROUND The Contractor shall include all works and materials required for fixing of lighting and submit drawings showing RC base and the fixing details to all low light fittings to SO Rep prior to the installation work. The RC base serves as a protection between the light fittings from the ground. The locations of the low light fittings are indicated in the electrical drawings.

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74.38 74.38.1

LANDSCAPE STRUCTURE AND STREET FURNITURE General Landscape structure includes shelters, precinct marker, seating, children play equipment, elderly wellness stations, fitness equipment as marked out in plan. Details and finishes shall be as shown and as specified in the drawings and sections.

74.38.2

Setting Out Set out the outlines of shelters, feature wall, seating, children play equipment, elderly wellness stations, fitness equipment then obtain approval from the SO Rep before proceeding further. Allow for the shifting and making of adjustments when directed by the SO Rep. The Contractor shall verify all dimensions on site prior to construction of all Landscape Structures. Where inspection chamber is located at floor slab with finishes, footpath with finishes, and the inspection cover shall be of similar finishes and similar level of the surroundings.

74.38.3

Levels Levels of the shelters, precinct markers, footpaths, seating, children play equipment, elderly wellness stations and fitness equipment shall be based on finished ground level as shown on the drawings or shall be determined by the SO Rep if any discrepancies between the drawing and check on site in all cases to ensure that all surface runoffs are directed to the nearest sump. Adjust levels where necessary and to obtain the decision of the SO Rep.

74.38.4

Ground Base After removal of the top layer of soil, the ground shall be well consolidated mechanically before laying of hardcore. Consolidate again, with the filling of more hardcore to make up to level. Shall the ground be soft, obtain the decision of the SO Rep on the necessity for piling work. Soil to be tilled at landscaped and planted areas and where indicated in the drawings.

74.38.5

Reinforced Concrete Slab Base Ensure appropriate waterproofing is completed before hardscape setting out work. Check adequate surface drainage in cement screeding to slab base in accordance to drawings. Prepare footing and sub-base as indicated in drawings.

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74.39

CHILDRENS PLAYGROUND This Clause is to read in conjunction with Section 25 Childrens Playground, Fitness Station and Hardcourt in Standard Specifications for Building Works (2013 Edition). General The Contractor is to supply, deliver and install the CHILDRENS PLAYGROUND- OPTION 1 LANDSCAPE STRUCTURES : OR OPTION 2: KOMPAN ELEMENTS to areas as shown in the drawings. The Contractor may propose similar play activities from approved Playground specialists submitted them to SO Rep for approval not later than 2 months after the award of the contract. The safety zone for the play equipment shall not be less than 1800mm from all sides of the play structure in accordance with SS457:2007. The materials of the play equipment should be documented or tested accordingly for durability by the manufacturer. All Types of playground shall have a third party certification by International Play Equipment Manufacturers Association (IPEMA) Certification or other similar certification to validate the manufacturers conformance to ASTM F1487 Standard Consumer Safety Performance for Playground Equipment for Public Use Standard.

74.39.1

Over-Riding Clause The Contractor and his Specialist executing the works as required under this clause including sub-clauses have to ensure that the works, goods or materials used shall be suitable and reasonably fit for the purposed for which they are required (hereinafter referred as Performance Requirement) In the event the works, goods or materials to be used as specified in this clause including sub-clauses are upgraded in order to meet the "Performance Requirement", the Contractor and his Specialist shall do all necessary upgrading at no extra cost to the Employer, subject always to the approval of the Superintending Officer's, but such approval shall not in any way affect the Contractor's and his specialist's duties or obligations arising under the Contract.

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74.39.2

Alternative Equipment Where trade names are specified, Contractor may only propose other alternatives (minimum two alternatives) if specified models in the drawings or specifications are proven unavailable subject to SO Reps approval.

74.39.3

Servicing Programme The Contractor is to provide free quarterly servicing inspection complete with a test report for the first year. A maintenance kit complete with the relevant tools required for servicing and maintenance is also to be submitted, complete with manufacturers notes and instructions.

74.39.4

Submission of As-Built Drawings During installation the Contractor and his specialist shall ensure that all the minimum safety standards applicable are maintained. On completion, the Contractor shall submit detailed as built drawings of the play equipment together with a letter from the specialist confirming that the installation complies with the relevant international safety standards.

74.39.5

Warranty The Contractor and his Specialist shall warrant the works on the terms and conditions as stipulated in the Deed of Warranty for Children's Playground as produced in Appendix B5. In this respect, the Contractor and his Specialist shall submit such Deed of Warranty to the Employer or to such other party or such Town Council(s) as the SO Rep may at its sole discretion decide. In the event the Deed of Warranty for part of the works or for the whole works is to be submitted to such Town Council(s), the Contractor and his Specialist shall submit such Deed of Warranty as produced in Appendix B5(TC) to such Town Council(s). The duly executed Warranty shall be submitted immediately upon request by the SO Rep, and if no such request is made, then at such time when the SO Rep considers the works have been substantially completed in accordance with the Contract. In the event the Contractor and his Specialist shall fail to execute and submit the Deed of Warranty within the time specified, the SO Rep shall be allowed to withhold 15% of the payment of any sums due to the Contractor in relation to the execution of such works, subject to the minimum sum of S$5,000 per Deed of Warranty. However, such sums withheld shall be released to the Contractor upon submission by him of the duly executed Deed of Warranty.

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74.39

CHILDRENS PLAYGROUND (CONTD) OPTION 1-Landscape Structures

Weevos 3000
Bongo and Xylofun Panel Bongos : Rotationally molded from U.V. stabilized linear low density polyethylene, color specified. Xylofun Panel : Solid and two color Permalene panels, 1/8" thick Assy. steel,.125" O.D. aluminum tube and 1/2" threaded steel rod, color specified. Bongo Panel : Two color panel, color specified. Screen Plate : Fabricated from 12 GA. (.105") HRPO flat steel. Finish: ProShield, black in color. Panel Frame : Weldment comprised of 2.375" O.D. RS20 (.095"-.105") galvanized steel tubing, 1/8" HRPO steel sheet and 1 7/8" steel ball. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Ball Clamp : Fabricated from A356-T6 sand casted aluminum. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Fasteners : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated. Wee Planet Climber Panels : Permalene, color specified. Clevis : Weldment comprised of .375" HRPO thick flat steel and .25" thick HRPO flat steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Cable : Made of tightly woven polyester-wrapped, six-stranded galvanized-steel cable with a polypropylene core. (Cable Connectors) 6061-T6 aluminum. Wee Pod Ball : 1 7/8" Steel ball. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Table Support: Weldment comprised of 1.315" O.D. RS20 (.080" - 090" Wall) galvanized steel tubing and 1/4" HRPO flat steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Panel Footer : Weldment comprised of 1.315" O.D. RS20 (.080" - 090" Wall) galvanized steel tubing and 1/4" HRPO flat steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Rail : Fabricated from 1.900" O.D. RS20 (.090"-.100" Wall) galvanized steel tubing and 3/16" HRPO steel sheet. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Bracket : Fabricated from 14 GA. (.083") HRPO flat steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Fasteners : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated. Cozy Coaster Slide Spiral Stair Rail : Weldment comprised of 1.315" O.D. RS20 (.080"-.090" Wall) galvanized steel tubing with 203 or 303 stainless steel welded inserts with 5/8" internal threads and 3/16"

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HRPO steel plate. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Cozy Coaster Slide Cont Slide Crossover : Weldment comprised of 1.900" O.D. RS20 (.090"-.100" Wall) galvanized steel tubing, 2.375" O.D. RS20 (.095".105" Wall) galvanized steel tubing, 1 7/8" steel ball and 3/16" HRPO steel plate. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Ball Clamp : Sand cast using A356-T6 aluminum alloy. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Handbar : Fabricated from A356-T6 aluminum. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Rail Footers : Weldment comprised of 1.315" O.D. RS20 (.080"- .090" Wall) galvanized steel tubing with 203 or 303 stainless steel welded inserts with 5/8" internal threads and 5/8" x 1 1/2" BHCS w/pin. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Handloop : Weldment comprised of 1.315" O.D. RS20 (.080"-.090" Wall) galvanized steel tubing, and 3/16" HRPO steel plate. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Slide : Rotationally molded from U.V. stabilized linear low density polyethylene, color specified. Slide Stairs : Rotationally molded from U.V. stabilized linear low density polyethylene, color specified. Mid-Support & : Weldment comprised of 2.375" O.D. RS20 (.095"-.105" Footer Wall) galvanized steel tubing, and 1/4" HRPO steel plate. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Fasteners : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated. Swiggly Stix Bridge Cable : Made of tightly woven polyester-wrapped, six-stranded galvanized-steel cable with a polypropylene core. (Cable Connectors) 6061-T6 aluminum. (Pod Mounting Plate) Weldment consists of 3/16" 6061-T6 aluminum plate and 1.315" O.D. schedule 160 6061- T6 aluminum pipe. Pod : Rotationally molded from U.V. stabilized linear low density polyethylene, color specified. Upper Support : Fabricated from 1.900" O.D. RS20 (.090"-.100" Wall) galvanized steel tubing, 3/8" thick HRPO steel plate and 1 7/8" steel ball. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Support Tube : Fabricated from 1.900" O.D. RS20 (.090"-.100" Wall) galvanized steel tubing. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Support Footer : Weldment comprised of 1.660" O.D. RS20 (.085" - .095" Wall) galvanized steel tubing and 3/16" HRPO sheet steel. ProShield, color specified.

Swiggly Stix Bridge Cont Fasteners : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated. Wee Crawl Tunnel Panel Rings : Permalene, color specified.

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Tunnel Frame

Tunnel Section Attachment Blocks Fasteners

: Weldment comprised of 2.375" O.D. RS20 (.095"- .105") galvanized steel tubing, 1/8" HRPO steel sheet and 1 7/8" steel ball. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Rotationally molded from U.V. stabilized linear low density polyethylene, color specified. : U.V. stabilized high-density polyethylene, color specified. Ball Clamp: Fabricated from A356-T6 sand casted aluminum. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated.

Weevos Arches Ball Clamp Arches

Fasteners

: Fabricated from A356-T6 sand casted aluminum. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : All steel arches are manufactured from 3.500" O.D. galvanized steel tubing with a wall thickness of .120". Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated.

Evos 3415
Belt-Zone Climber Belt : Made from .315" (8,00 mm) thick mini rough top 3-ply rubber belting with polyester fabric plys, 24" (610mm) wide x 219 3/4" (5581,65 mm) long, black in color. Cables : Made of tightly woven polyester-wrapped, six-stranded galvanized-steel cable with a polypropylene core. (Cable Connector) 6061-T6 aluminum. Finish: ProShield, black in color. Attachment : Fabricated from 3/16" (4,75 mm) HRPO sheet steel. Plate Finish: ProShield, color specified. Belt Tube/ : Weldment comprised of 1.900" (48,26 mm) O.D. RS20 Support Pipe (.090" - .100") (2,29 mm-2,54 mm) wall galvanized steel tubing, 3/8" (9,53 mm) HRPO sheet steel and 1/8" (3,18 mm) HRPO sheet steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Support Leg : Weldment comprised of 2.375" (60,33 mm) O.D. RS20 (.095" - .105") (3,41 mm-2,67 mm) wall galvanized steel tubing and 7 GA. (.179") (4,55 mm) HRPO sheet steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Footer : Weldment comprised of 1.660" (42,16 mm) O.D. RS20 (.085" - .095") (2,16 mm-2,41 mm) wall galvanized steel tubing and 3/16" (4,75 mm) HRPO sheet steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Fasteners : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated. Crescent Climber

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Ball Clamp/ Ball Retainer Crescent Assy.

: Cast from 356-T6 aluminum. Finish: ProShield, color specified.

Net : (Net) Made of tightly woven polyester-wrapped, six stranded galvanized-steel cable with a polypropylene core. (Cable Connectors) 6061-T6 aluminum. (Footing Connectors) Fabricated from 1.125" O.D. 6061- T6 aluminum. Turnbuckle : Fabricated from forged galvanized steel. Arch : Weldment comprised of 2.375" O.D. RS40 (.130"- .140" Wall) galvanized steel tubing, 3/8" thick HRPO steel plate, and 1 7/8" steel ball. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Fasteners : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated. Blender Spinner Upper Spinner : Weldment comprised of 2.375" O.D. RS40 (.130"- .140" Mount wall) galvanized steel tube, 2.750" O.D. 1018 steel, and 1 7/8" steel ball. Finish: ProShield, color specified.

Blender Spinner Cont Blender Assy. : Weldment comprised of 1.900" O.D. RS20 (.090"- .100" wall) galvanized steel tube, 10 Ga. (.135") HRPO steel, 2.750" O.D. 1018 steel and 1 7/8" steel ball. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Bushing : Oil-filled UHMW PE. Footer : Weldment comprised of 2.375" O.D. RS40 (.130"- .140" Wall) galvanized steel tube, 12 Ga. (.105") HR flat steel and 1 7/8" steel ball. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Fasteners : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated. Arch, w/3 Attachment Points Post : Fabricated from 5.000" (127 mm) O.D. x 11 GA. (.120") (3,05 mm) wall galvanized steel tube, top cap shall be die-cast 369.1 aluminum alloy. Finish: ProShield, color specified. 5" Clamps : Cast from 356-T6 aluminum. Finish: ProShield, color specified. 5" Arch : Steel arch is manufactured from 5" (127 mm) O.D. galvanized tubing with a wall thickness of .120" (3,05 mm). Finish: ProShield, color specified. Fasteners : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F879 unless otherwise indicated. Arches/Clamps 5" Clamps 5" Arch

: Cast from 356-T6 aluminum. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Steel arch is manufactured from 5" O.D. galvanized

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Fasteners

tubing with a wall thickness of .120". Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated.

Evos 182180 Surf Slide Ball Clamp/ : Cast from 535 almag. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Ball Retainer Curved Loop : Weldment comprised of 2.375" (60,33 mm) O.D. Pole RS20(.095"-.105") (2,41 mm-2,67 mm) wall galvanized steel tubing, and 1.029" (26,14 mm) O.D. RS20 (.070".080") (1,78 mm-2,03 mm) wall galvanized steel tubing. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Slide Deck : Fabricated from 1.315" (33,40 mm) O.D. RS20 (.080"Spacer .090") (2,03 mm-2,28 mm) wall galvanized steel tubing. Finish: ProShield, color specified.

Deck Frame

Slide Barrier Panel GripX Deck Surface Crossover

: Weldment comprised of 1.315" (33,40 mm) O.D. RS20 (.080"-.090") (2,03 mm-2,28 mm) wall galvanized steel tubing, 1.660" (42,16 mm) O.D. RS20 (.085"- .095") (2,15 mm-2,41 mm) wall galvanized steel tubing, and 1/8" (3,17 mm) HRPO steel plate. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Rotationally molded from U.V. stabilized linear low density polyethylene, color specified. : Fabricated from 7GA. (.179") (4,54 mm) thick HRPO steel sheet. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : .530" (13,46 mm) Thick Permalene, black in color. : Weldment comprised of 2.375" (60,33 mm) O.D. RS40 (.130"-.140") (3,30 mm-3,56 mm) wall galvanized steel tubing, 3/16" (4,74 mm) HRPO steel sheet and 1 7/8" (47,63 mm) steel ball. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Weldment comprised of 2.375" (60,33 mm) O.D. RS20 (.095"-.105") (2,41 mm-2,66 mm) wall galvanized steel tubing and 1/4" (6,35 mm) x 3" (76 mm) HR flat steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Weldment comprised of 2.375" (60,33 mm) O.D. RS20 (.095"-.105") (2,41 mm-2,67 mm) wall galvanized steel tubing and 1/4" (6,35 mm) HRPO steel sheet. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated.

Mid-Support

Exit & Deck Supports

Fasteners

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74.39

CHILDRENS PLAYGROUND (CONTD) OPTION 2 KOMPAN ELEMENTS Amusement Net with Slide 110621 (2500 + 7040 + 2080 combination),

74.39.6

PES ENDORSEMENT ON PLAY EQUIPMENTS Contractor shall submit his Professional Engineers calculations for the design of the play equipment to comply with structure and safety requirements and with SS 457 `playground for public use

74.40

ADULT FITNESS EQUIPMENT This Clause is to read in conjunction with Section 25 Childrens Playground, Fitness Station and Hardcourt in Standard Specifications for Building Works (2013 Edition).

74.40.1

General The proposed fitness equiment to be installed shall be one of the two Types as shown in the Drawings.The materials of the fitness equipment should be documented or tested accordingly for durability by the manufacturer. All Types of fitness equipment shall have a third party certification to validate the manufacturers conformance to SS 534:2007 Specification for Outdoor fitness equipment for public use and ASTM F2276:2005 Standard Specification Safety Performance for Fitness Equipment.

74.40.2

Over-Riding Clause The Contractor is to supply, deliver and install the Fitness Equipments to areas as shown in the drawings. The Contractor and his Specialist executing the works as required under this clause including sub-clauses have to ensure that the works, goods or materials used shall be suitable and reasonably fit for the purposes for which they are required (hereinafter referred as "Performance Requirement"). In the event the works, goods or materials to be used as specified in this clause including sub-clauses are upgraded in order to meet the "Performance Requirement", the Contractor and his Specialist shall do all necessary upgrading at no extra cost to the Employer, subject always to the approval of the Superintending Officer, but such approval shall not in any way affect the Contractor's and his specialist's duties or obligations arising under the Contract.

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74.40.3

Submission of As-Built Drawings During installation the Contractor and his specialist shall ensure that all the minimum safety standards applicable are maintained. On completion, the Contractor shall submit detailed as built drawings of the Fitness Corner together with a letter from the specialist confirming that the installation complies with the relevant international safety standards. The Contractor shall supply and Install the Adult Fitness equipments to areas as shown in the drawings.

74.40.4

Alternative Equipment Where trade names are specified, Contractor may only propose other alternatives (minimum two alternatives) if specified models in the drawings or specifications are proven unavailable subject to SO Reps approval.

74.40.5

Servicing Programme The Contractor is to provide free quarterly servicing inspection complete with a test report for the first year. A maintenance kit complete with the relevant tools required for servicing and maintenance is also to be submitted, complete with manufacturers notes and instructions.

74.40.6

Warranty The Contractor and his Specialist shall warrant the works on the terms and conditions as stipulated in the Deed of Warranty for Fitness Equipments as produced in Appendix B6. In this respect, the Contractor and his Specialist shall submit such Deed of Warranty to the Employer or to such other party or such Town Council(s) as the SO Rep may at its sole discretion decide. In the event the Deed of Warranty for part of the works or for the whole works is to be submitted to such Town Council(s), the Contractor and his Specialist shall submit such Deed of Warranty as produced in Appendix B6 (TC) to such Town Council(s). The duly executed Warranty shall be submitted immediately upon request by the SO Rep, and if no such request is made, then at such time when the SO Rep considers the works have been substantially completed in accordance with the Contract. In the event the Contractor and his Specialist shall fail to execute and submit the Deed of Warranty within the time specified, the SO Rep shall be allowed to withhold 15% of the payment of any sums due to the Contractor in relation to the execution of such works, subject to the minimum sum of S$5,000 per Deed of Warranty. However, such sums withheld shall be released to the Contractor upon submission by him of the duly executed Deed of Warranty.

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74.40.7

SPECIFICATION FOR ADULT FITNESS EQUIPMENT OPTION 1-Landscape Structures OPTION 1 Landscape Structures

Parallel Bars Post

Half Clamp Fasteners

: See PlayBooster (PB) General Specifications. Parallel Bars: Weldment comprised of 1.660" O.D. RS-20 (.085" - .095") galvanized steel tubing beam and 1/4" x 1 3/4" steel half clamps. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Cast aluminum. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated.

Horizontal Ladder Horizontal : Weldment comprised of 2.375" O.D. RS-40 (.130"- .140") Ladder galvanized steel tubing, 1.315 O.D. RS-20 (.080"-.090") galvanized steel tubing and 1/4" HRPO flat steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Half Clamp : Cast aluminum. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Fasteners : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated (see specific product installation/specifications Sit-Up/Push-up Slats Leg

Toe Hold

Fasteners

: Fabricated from formed 12 GA (.105") HRS perforated steel. Finish: TenderTuff, color specified. : Weldment comprised of 2.375" O.D. RS-40 (.130" - .140") galvanized steel tubing and 3/8" x 4" HR steel straps. Optional - Finish: ProShield, brown in color. : Weldment comprised of formed 1.029" O.D. RS-20 (.070" - .080") galvanized steel tubing and 1/4" x 2" x 13 1/2" HR flat plate. Finish: ProShield, brown in color. : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated.

Spring Up Post Rail

Half Clamp Offset Hanger Clamp Assembly Fasteners

: See PlayBooster (PB) General Specifications. : Weldment comprised of 1.125" O.D. x 11 GA (.120") steel tubing with 203 or 303 stainless steel 5/8" threaded inserts. Finish: TenderTuff, color specified. : Cast aluminum. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Cast aluminum. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated (see specific product installation/specifications).

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Chin-Up Post Rail

Half Clamp Cast aluminum Fasteners

: See PlayBooster (PB) General Specifications. : Weldment comprised of 1.125" O.D. x 11 GA (.120") steel tubing with 203 or 303 stainless steel 5/8" threaded inserts. Finish: TenderTuff, color specified. : Finish: ProShield, color specified. Offset Hanger. : Clamp Assembly: Cast aluminum. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated.

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74.40

ADULT FITNESS EQUIPMENT (CONTD) OPTION 2 : BODYLINE The Contractor is to supply and install Bodyline equipment to the area as shown in the drawings: - 300 CHIN-UP - 100 SIT-UP - 1000 PARALLEL BAR - 1400 BROAD JUMP - 700 LADDER All fasteners in stainless steel A2 All protruding bolts to be cut and debarred after assembly All steel parts hot dip galvanized in accordance with ISO 1461 after welding the parts together. Dimensions for hot dip galvanizing holes maximum 8mm

74.40.8 PES ENDORSEMENT ON ADULT FITNESS EQUIPMENT Contractor shall submit his Professional Engineers calculations for the design of the fitness equipment to comply with structure and safety requirements and with SS 534 `Outdoor fitness equipment for public use

74.41

ELDERLY FITNESS STATIONS This Clause is to read in conjunction with Section 25 Childrens Playground, Fitness Station and Hardcourt in Standard Specifications for Building Works (2013 Edition).

74.41.1 General The proposed elderly fitness equiment to be installed shall be one of the two Types as shown in the Drawings.The materials of the fitness equipment should be documented or tested accordingly for durability by the manufacturer. All Types of fitness equipment shall have a third party certification to validate the manufacturers conformance to SS 534:2007 Specification for Outdoor fitness equipment for public use and ASTM F2276:2005 Standard Specification Safety Performance for Fitness Equipment.

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74.41 74.41.1

ELDERLY FITNESS STATIONS (CONTD) Over-Riding Clause The Contractor is to supply, deliver and install the Elderly Fitness Equipments to areas as shown in the drawings. The Contractor and his Specialist executing the works as required under this clause including sub-clauses have to ensure that the works, goods or materials used shall be suitable and reasonably fit for the purposes for which they are required (hereinafter referred as "Performance Requirement"). In the event the works, goods or materials to be used as specified in this clause including sub-clauses are upgraded in order to meet the "Performance Requirement", the Contractor and his Specialist shall do all necessary upgrading at no extra cost to the Employer, subject always to the approval of the Superintending Officer, but such approval shall not in any way affect the Contractor's and his specialist's duties or obligations arising under the Contract.

74.41.2

Submission of As-Built Drawings During installation the Contractor and his specialist shall ensure that all the minimum safety standards applicable are maintained. On completion, the Contractor shall submit detailed as built drawings of the Fitness Corner together with a letter from the specialist confirming that the installation complies with the relevant international safety standards.

74.41.3

Alternative Equipment Where trade names are specified, Contractor may only propose other alternatives(minimum two alternatives) if specified models in the drawings or specifications are proven unavailable subject to SO Reps approval.

74.41.4

Servicing Programme The Contractor is to provide free quarterly servicing inspection complete with a test report for the first year. A maintenance kit complete with the relevant tools required for servicing and maintenance is also to be submitted, complete with manufacturers notes and instructions.

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74.41 74.41.5

ELDERLY FITNESS STATIONS (CONTD) Warranty The Contractor and his Specialist shall warrant the works on the terms and conditions as stipulated in the Deed of Warranty for Fitness Equipments as produced in Appendix B7. In this respect, the Contractor and his Specialist shall submit such Deed of Warranty to the Employer or to such other party or such Town Council(s) as the SO Rep may at its sole discretion decide. In the event the Deed of Warranty for part of the works or for the whole works is to be submitted to such Town Council(s), the Contractor and his Specialist shall submit such Deed of Warranty as produced in Appendix B7 (TC) to such Town Council(s). The duly executed Warranty shall be submitted immediately upon request by the SO Rep, and if no such request is made, then at such time when the SO Rep considers the works have been substantially completed in accordance with the Contract. In the event the Contractor and his Specialist shall fail to execute and submit the Deed of Warranty within the time specified, the SO Rep shall be allowed to withhold 15% of the payment of any sums due to the Contractor in relation to the execution of such works, subject to the minimum sum of S$5,000 per Deed of Warranty. However, such sums withheld shall be released to the Contractor upon submission by him of the duly executed Deed of Warranty.

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74.41 6

SPECIFICATION FOR ELDERLY FITNESS EQUIPMENT

OPTION 1 Landscape Structures Balance Steps Handrail

Step Base

Post Assembly

Attachment Cover Fitness Footer

Fasteners

: Weldment comprised of 1.660" O.D. RS20 (.085"-.095 wall) galvanized steel tube, and 3/16" HRPO sheet steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Rotationally molded from U.V. stabilized linear low density polyethylene, black in color. : Weldment comprised of 1.900" O.D. RS20 (.090"- .100" wall) galvanized steel tube, and 1/4" HRPO sheet steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Weldment comprised of 1/4" HRPO steel plate, 1/4" stainless steel plate, and 10" O.D. x 12 GA. (.105" wall) steel tube zinc plated. Finish: ProShield, color specified. (Post Cap) Fabricated from A356 sand casted aluminum. Finish: ProShield, silver. (Sign) Digital image is transfered to a .032" thick ProShield coated aluminum plate, then infused into the ProShield. : Fabricated from A356 sand casted aluminum. Finish: ProShield, silver. : Weldment comprised of 5.000" O.D. x 11 GA. Galvanized steel tube and 1/4" HRPO steel plate. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTMF 879 unless otherwise indicated.

Stretch Station Top Rail

: Weldment comprised of 1.315" (33,4 mm) O.D. RS20 (.080" - .090") (2,03 mm-2,29 mm) galvanized steel tubing and 1.900" (48,26 mm) O.D. RS40 (.120" - .130") (3,05 mm-3,30 mm) galvanized steel tubing. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Handle : Weldment comprised of 1.315" (33,4 mm) O.D. RS20 Assembly (.080" - .090") (2,03 mm-2,29 mm) galvanized steel tubing, 1.900" (48,26 mm) O.D. RS20 (.090" - .100") (2,29 mm-2,54 mm) galvanized steel tubing, and 7 GA. (.179") (4,55 mm) HRPO sheet steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Upright Post : Weldment comprised 1.900" (48,26 mm) O.D. RS40 Assy. (.120" - .130") (3,05 mm-3,30 mm) galvanized steel tubing and 7 GA.(.179") (4,55 mm) HRPO sheet steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Straight : Weldment comprised 1.900" (48,26 mm) O.D. RS40 Upright Post (.120" - .130") (3,05 mm-3,30 mm) galvanized steel tubing. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Post Assembly : Weldment comprised of 1/4" (6,35 mm) HRPO steel plate, 1/4" (6,35 mm) stainless steel plate, and 10" (254 mm) O.D. x 12 GA. (.105") (2,67 mm) wall steel tube zinc plated. Finish: ProShield, color specified. (Post Cap) Fabricated from A356 sand casted aluminum. Finish: ProShield, silver. (Sign) Digital image is transfered to a

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Fitness Footer

Foot Pad Swivel Assembly

: :

Ground Assy.

Pipe :

.032" (0,81 mm) thick ProShield coated aluminum plate, then infused into the ProShield. Weldment comprised of 5.000" (127 mm) O.D. x 11 GA. (.120") (3,05 mm) galvanized steel tube and 1/4" (6,35 mm) HRPO steel plate. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Rotationally molded from U.V. stabilized linear low density polyethylene, black in color. Weldment comprised of 2.375" (60,33 mm) O.D. x .188" (4,78 mm) wall steel tubing, and 1/4" (6,35 mm) HRPO steel sheet. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Attachment Cover: Fabricated from A356 sand casted aluminum. Finish: ProShield, silver. Comprised of 1.660" O.D. schedule 80 black pipe, and oil impregnated bronze bearings. Fasteners: Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated

Tai Chi Wheels Tai Chi Wheel

Tai Chi Arm

Attachment Cover Post Assembly

Fitness Footer

Speed Ball Fasteners

: Weldment comprised of 12 GA. (.105") HRPO sheet steel, stainless steel hub and stainless steel shaft. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Weldment comprised of 1.660" O.D. RS20 (.085"- .095" wall) galvanized steel tube, 3/16" HRPO sheet steel and stainless steel shaft. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Fabricated from A356 sand casted aluminum. Finish: ProShield, silver in color. : Weldment comprised of 1/4" HRPO steel plate, 1/4" stainless steel plate, and 10" O.D. x 12 GA. (.105" wall) steel tube zinc plated. Finish: ProShield, color specified. (Post Cap) Fabricated from A356 sand casted aluminum. Finish: ProShield, silver. (Sign) Digital image is transfered to a .032" thick ProShield coated aluminum plate, then infused into the ProShield. : Weldment comprised of 5.000" O.D. x 11 GA. Galvanized steel tube and 1/4" HRPO steel plate. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Fabricated from 6061-T6 aluminum. Finish: Clear anodize. : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated.

Mobility Station Handrail/Deck Support

: Weldment comprised of 1.660" (42,16 mm) O.D. RS20b (.085"-.095") (2,16 mm-2,41 mm) wall galvanized steel tube, and 1/4" (6,35 mm) HRPO sheet steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Weldment comprised of 12 GA (.105") (2,67 mm) HRPO sheet steel conforming to ASTM A1011. Standing surface is 22" (559 mm) wide x 11 5/8" (295,28 mm) deep and is perforated with 5/16" (7,94 mm) diameter holes. Finish: TenderTuff, gray in color.

Step Ladder

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Ramp

: Weldment comprised of 11 GA (.120") (3,05 mm) HRPO sheet steel and is perforated with 5/16" (7,94 mm) diameter holes. Finish: TenderTuff, gray in color. Platform : Weldment comprised of 11 GA (.120") (3,05 mm) HRPO sheet steel. Standing surface is 22" (559 mm) x 18" (457 mm) and is perforated with 5/16" (7,94 mm) diameter holes. Finish: TenderTuff, gray in color. Step Ladder : Weldment comprised of 1.660" (42,16 mm) O.D. RS- 20 Supt. (.085" - .095") (2,16 mm-2,41 mm) galvanized steel tubing and 1 1/2" (38,1 mm) diameter pipe cap. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Rail Support #1 : Weldment comprised of 1.660" (42,16 mm) O.D. RS20 (.085"-.095") (2,16 mm-2,41 mm) wall galvanized steel tube, and 1/4" (6,35 mm) HRPO sheet steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Rail Support #2 : Fabricated from 1.660" (42,16 mm) O.D. RS20 (.085".095") (2,16 mm-2,41 mm) wall galvanized steel tube. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Handrail : Weldment comprised of 1.660" (42,16 mm) O.D. RS20 (.085"-.095") (2,16 mm-2,41 mm) wall galvanized steel tube. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Ramp Foot : Solid color Permalene, gray in color. Guard Fitness Footer : Weldment comprised of 5.000" (127 mm) O.D. x 11 GA. (.120") (3,05 mm) galvanized steel tube and 1/4" (6,35 mm) HRPO steel plate. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Post Assembly : Weldment comprised of 1/4" (6,35 mm) HRPO steel sheet, and 10" (254 mm) O.D. x 12 GA. (.105") (2,67 mm) wall steel tube zinc plated. Finish: ProShield, color specified. (Post Cap) Fabricated from A356 sand casted aluminum. Finish: ProShield, silver. (Sign) Digital image is transfered to a .032" (0,81 mm) thick ProShield coated aluminum plate, then infused into the ProShield. : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTMF 879 unless otherwise indicated.

Fasteners

Plyometrics Frame

Bench Post Assembly

Fitness Footer

: Weldment comprised of 2.375" O.D. RS20 (.095"-.105" wall) galvanized steel tube and 1/4" HRPO sheet steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Rotationally molded from U.V. stabilized linear low density polyethylene, black in color. : Weldment comprised of 1/4" HRPO steel plate and 10" O.D. x 12 GA. (.105" wall) steel tube zinc plated. Finish: ProShield, color specified. (Post Cap) Fabricated from A356 sand casted aluminum. Finish: ProShield, silver. (Sign) Digital image is transfered to a .032" thick ProShield coated aluminum plate, then infused into the ProShield. : Weldment comprised of 5.000" O.D. x 11 GA. Galvanized

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Fasteners

steel tube and 1/4" HRPO steel plate. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated.

Cardio Stepper Stepper Frame

Shroud Cover Stepper Stop Fitness Post

Attachment Cover Fitness Footer

Pivot Shaft Stepper Bottom Shaft Cylinder Shaft Shaft Plate Fasteners

: Weldment comprised of 1.660" O.D. RS20 (.085" - .095" wall) galvanized steel tube and 7 GA. (.179") HRPO sheet steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Fabricated from 11 GA. (.120") HRPO sheet steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. : Fabricated from 1" O.D. cold rolled steel. Finish: Tender Tuff, brown in color. : Weldment comprised of 1/4" HRPO steel plate, 1/4" stainless steel plate, and 10" O.D. x 12 GA. (.105" wall) steel tube zinc plated. Finish: ProShield, color specified. (Post Cap) Fabricated from A356 sand casted aluminum. Finish: ProShield, silver. (Sign) Digital image is transfered to a .032" thick ProShield coated aluminum plate, then infused into the ProShield. : Fabricated from A356 sand casted aluminum. Finish: ProShield, silver. : Weldment comprised of 5.000" O.D. x 11 GA. Galvanized steel tube and 1/4" HRPO steel plate. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Threaded. : Fabricated from 1" diameter 2024 aluminum bar, threaded each end. : Fabricated from 3/8" stainless steel plate and 1" stainless steel round bar. : Fabricated from 1/2" stainless steel round bar. : Fabricated from 3/8" stainless steel plate. : Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated.

Chest/Back Press Cylinder : The cylinder features a 7/8" diameter stainless steel shaft, and a 2 3/4" diameter stainless steel housing. Oilimpregnated bronze bushings are featured on all wear surfaces. Back : Rotationally molded from U.V. stabilized linear low Support/Seat density polyethylene, black in color. Frame : Weldment comprised of 7 GA. (.179") HRPO sheet steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Cap : Fabricated from 11 GA. (.120") HRPO sheet steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Attachment Plate : Fabricated from 3/16" HRPO steel plate. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Post Assembly : Weldment comprised of 1/4" HRPO steel plate, 1/4" stainless steel plate, and 10" O.D. x 12 GA. (.105" wall) steel tube zinc plated. Finish: ProShield, color specified.

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Attachment Cover Chest/Back Footer

: :

Pipebolt

Cylinder Shaft Hand Bar

: :

Fasteners

(Post Cap) Fabricated from A356 sand casted aluminum. Finish: ProShield, silver. (Sign) Digital image is transfered to a .032" thick ProShield coated aluminum plate, then infused into the ProShield. Fabricated from A356 sand casted aluminum. Finish: ProShield, silver. Weldment comprised of 1.660" O.D. RS20 (.085"-.095" wall) galvanized steel tube, and 1/4" HRPO steel plate. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Fitness Footer: Weldment comprised of 5.000" O.D. x 11 GA. Galvanized steel tube and 1/4" HRPO steel plate. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Fabricated from 1.125" O.D. 6061-T6 Aluminum. Finish: Tender Tuff, brown in color. Spacer: Fabricated from 1.125" O.D. 6061-T6 Aluminum. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Fabricated from 1/2" stainless steel round bar. Shaft Plate: Fabricated from 3/8" stainless steel plate. Weldment comprised of 1.660" O.D. RS40 (.111"-.121" wall) galvanized steel tube, 1.500" O.D. x .750 I.D. steel tube, 1.315" O.D. RS20 (.080"-.090" wall) galvanized steel tube, 2.375" O.D. RS40 (.130"-.140" wall) galvanized steel tube and 3/16" HRPO sheet steel. Finish: ProShield, color specified. Primary fasteners shall be socketed and pinned tamperproof in design, stainless steel (SST) per ASTM F 879 unless otherwise indicated.

OPTION 2 : TGO The Contracor is to supply and install TGO equipment to the area as shown in the drawings: - UKTGO880CR FITNESS BIKE - UKTGO835D CHEST PRESS & SEATED ROW - UKTGO825D LAT PULL DOWN & SHOULDER PRESS - UKTGO810D PULL UP & ASSISTED PULL UP - UKTGO860 SENIOR CROSS TRAINER - UKTGO850 BENCH - UKTGO800D DIPS & LEG RAISE

74.41.7

PES ENDORSEMENT ON ELDERLY FITNESS EQUIPMENT Contractor shall submit his Professional Engineers calculations for the design of the fitness equipment to comply with structure and safety requirements and with SS 534 `Outdoor fitness equipment for public use

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74.42 74.42.1

PLANTING TREES AND SHRUBS General To provide landscape plantings in the areas shown on the Drawings with plants in a healthy, vigorous growing condition. All works indicated on the Drawings by notes and any other items not specifically indicated but normally required to conform to intent, shall be provided whether or not specifically mentioned in this Specifications or Standards. The Landscape Architect reserves the right to make field adjustment and reasonable substitutions to insure implementation of the landscape concept in relation to field conditions. The work generally includes but is not limited to the following: (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) Acquisition, selection, supply, delivery and planting of nursery plants Erosion Protection and Control Approved screened soil and backfill Pre-planting weed control Soil preparation and fine grading or earth mounding Planting Operations, preparation of plant bed and tree hole including soil supplements. Warranty, protection, maintenance and replacement of all plant materials and mulched beds. Landscape Drainage System As-Built Drawings

(g)

(h) (i) 74.42.2

Quality Of Workmanship And Materials (a) All materials shall be approved by the SO Rep prior to use on the Site. Materials shall be obtained from approved sources/or suppliers. All materials and workmanship shall be of the best quality. All plant materials supplied shall be free of pest disease, discolouration and damage. Plants shall be well branched with vigorous shoots. The root system of each plant shall contain a good proportion of fibrous roots.

(b) (c)

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74.42 74.42.3

PLANTING TREES AND SHRUBS (CONTD) Inspection All materials shall be subjected to inspection and approval by the SO Rep. Inspection and approval of plants on delivery shall be for quality, size and variety only and shall not in any way impair the right of rejection for failure to meet other requirements during the planting or at the time of inspection for final acceptance.

74.42.4

Submission (a) Samples

Submit samples of each of the following type of materials to be approved except where specified otherwise : Topsoil Materials for planting mixtures Materials for staking, guying and wrapping Fertilizers (b) Request for Substitution

If substitutions for the plants listed in the plant schedule are required, submit request for substitution approval in writing within six weeks from the date of the Letter of Acceptance. This request may present either a different size of the same species or a similar alternate species (c) Photographs of Plant Material Within six (6) calendar months from the commencement date of the Time for Completion, submit two (2) complete sets of photographs of all plant material subject to inspection. All photographs shall be labelled and representative of the plant materials specified. (d) Photographs of Plant Material After award, provide the Landscape Architect a written projected planting schedule, noting the planting schedule, estimated completion date and any special coordination requirements. (e) Maintenance Reports and Schedule During the Maintenance Period, submit monthly reports describing the work completed for the previous month and the work to be accomplished in the following month.

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74.42 74.42.5

PLANTING TREES AND SHRUBS (CONTD) Horticultural Supervisor The Contractor shall employ a competent, experienced (min 2 years) and qualified horticultural supervisor (minimum Certificate of Ornamental Horticulture or equivalent) to be stationed full time at the Site and for the full duration of the Works required under this Section including all clauses and subclauses under it, who shall receive and act upon instructions given by the SO Rep, and such instructions given to the horticultural supervisor shall be deemed to have been given to the Contractor.

74.42.6

Notice Of Works The Contractor shall inform the SO Rep at least 24 hours in advance of his intention to commence any of the following operations : setting out; excavation; backfilling; plant delivery and planting.

74.42.7

Topsoil All topsoil shall be of good quality, free from rubbish, roots, stumps or other extraneous matter, be friable and porous in texture. The texture content shall be 40-50% sand, 20-25% clay and 20% approved organic matter The soil mixture shall be three (3) parts of topsoil with one (1) part of soil conditioner and 1 kilogram per cubic metre of granular fertilizer NPK (15:15:6:4) or 4:2:1 subsoil, unwashed sand and soil conditioner with 1 kilogram per cubic metre of granular fertilizer NPK (15:15:6:4)

74.42.8

Sub-Soil Subsoil shall be a free drainage soil, generally from horizons less than 300mm from the original surface to be used as fill materials, either excavated from areas of the site, or imported. The clay content of the subsoil shall not be greater than 45%.

74.42.9

Unwashed Sand The unwashed sand shall be free of any debris, stones or other foreign material.

74.42.10 Soil Conditioner Soil conditioner shall be peat, cocopeat, organic compost, or other approved fibrous organic matters suitable for mixing with soil to make a friable growing medium for plants.

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74.42

PLANTING TREES AND SHRUBS (CONTD)

74.42.11 Lightweight Aggregate Lightweight aggregate shall be clean clinker of low-density inert material of vermiculite or volcanic scoria, expanded shale/clay or other porous material weighing not more than 500 kg per m3. 74.42.12 Water-Holding Medium Water-holding medium is an absorbent copolymer water crystal that increase the water-holding capacity of any soil mixture to at least 15 times its own weight. 74.42.13 Setting Out (a) The Contractor shall set out the Works in accordance with the Drawings or as directed by the SO Rep. Any discrepancies between the Drawings and actual conditions on the Site shall be notified to the SO Rep before commencement of the Works. If the Contractor fails to notify the SO Rep on any such discrepancies, all costs and expenses of any adjustment, amendment, resetting and realignment of the setting out shall be borne by the Contractor. The location of trees, palms and shrubs shall be laid out and pegged by the Contractor on the Site to be inspected by the SO Rep before further commencement of the Works. The pegs shall be painted to indicate sizes of holes/pits as follows: Holes / Pit Sizes 0.5m x 0.5m x 0.5m 1.0m x 1.0m x 1.0m 1.5m x 1.5m x 1.0m (d) Colour Indication Yellow Not Painted Red

(b)

(c)

The shape, pattern and layout of flower beds shall be demarcated and drawn by the Contractor on the Site. The Site shall be inspected by the SO Rep before further commencement of the Works

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74.42

PLANTING TREES AND SHRUBS (CONTD)

74.42.14 Hole For Planting Holes for planting shall be decided by the SO Rep. All holes excavated shall be inspected and approved by the SO Rep before backfilling soil mixture. All excavated and unwanted materials shall be removed from the Site. The Contractor shall allow in the Contract Sum for excavating clayish subsoil, broken concrete, rubble or other material when excavating holes for tree planting as no claim for extras shall be entertained for excavation in difficult or hard ground. Holes for planting shall be of the following sizes : (a) Minimum 1.0m x 1.0m x 1.0m deep for planting of tree saplings (b) Minimum 1.5m x 1.5m x 1.0m deep for the planting of semi-mature (instant and 30-litre bag and above) trees (c) Minimum 500mm deep for flower beds or trenches to areas as shown in the Drawings (d) Minimum 500mm x 500mm x 500mm deep for planting of shrubs and foliage plants 74.42.15 Soil Mixture for Backfilling (a) Waterlogged Hole If there is underground water or the hole is waterlogged, necessary action or measure shall be taken to rectify the waterlogged condition (b) Soil Mixture All planting holes shall be backfilled with 3:1 topsoil, soil conditioner and 1kg per m3 of granular fertilizer NPK (15:15:6:4) or 4:2:1 subsoil, unwashed sand and soil conditioner with 1kg per m3 of granular fertiliser NPK (15:15:6:4) well mixed to a level 250mm higher than the adjacent ground level at time of filling. (c) Soil Mixture Used For Instant Tree All planting holes for transplanted instant trees/palms/shrubs shall be backfilled with only topsoil. (d) Soil Mixture For Fruit Trees Similar soil mixture shall be used. The excavated earth shall be used to constructed earth mound averaging 50 mm high and 1750mm wide along the edge of the holes all round.

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74.42

PLANTING TREES AND SHRUBS (CONTD)

74.42.16 Purchase Of Trees The Contractor shall purchase the trees/palms/shrubs etc. from his own source. SO Rep must approve all trees and palms selections. 74.42.17 Plant Protection (a) All plant materials shall be carefully protected and if necessary wrapped in the nursery during the lifting, awaiting transportation, unloading and during storage on the Site. Any evidence of unsatisfactory protection to roots, stems, branches and leaves will result in the plants being rejected. Unprotected plants shall not be transported during hot weather and all plants shall be kept moist during transportation and storage. No plant shall be left on the Site unplanted for more than two (2) days.

(b)

74.42.18 Plant Quality (a) All trees, palms, shrubs and other plants delivered to the Site shall be of the specified size, free of pests and diseases and undamaged. Plants shall be well branched with bushy foliage. All the general conditions of plants delivered to the Site shall be to the satisfaction of the SO Rep and approved by him before planting out onto the Site in accordance with the Drawings or as directed by the SO Rep. The SO Rep shall reserve the right to reject undersized, unhealthy, unspecified, damaged, injured, diseased, infested or any other plants not in accordance with the Contract and to the satisfaction of the SO Rep during the entire period including the Maintenance Period and Defects Liability Period of the Contract. The Contractor shall immediately remove and replace all rejected plants at his own cost and expense. The plant size shall be measured on the day of planting at the Site in accordance with the Drawings or as directed by the SO Rep in writing.

(b)

(c)

(d)

(e)

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74.42

PLANTING TREES AND SHRUBS (CONTD)

74.42.18 Plant Quality (Contd) (f) Plants not complying with the specified sizes shall be rejected and rectified by the Contractor. All associated costs involved including plant material cost shall be charged and deducted from any monies due to the Contractor, if he fails to rectify. All trees, palms and shrubs shall possess the natural characteristics and growth habit typical of its variety and species to the satisfaction of the SO Rep. All trees, palms and shrubs where required under the Contract shall comply with the descriptions and requirements specified hereunder:

(g)

(h)

"Instant Trees" Instant trees are semi-matured trees especially prepared in advance for transplanting. Instant trees shall have the specified minimum clear and upright straight tree trunk of the specified height and girth with at least 3 branches and a well developed secondary branch system. "Big Saplings" Big saplings are medium-sized nursery grown trees having a single straight stem and unbroken leader with an overall height as specified. The stem shall be fully furnished with an evenly spread and balanced lateral branches and shall be of the specified girth measured at 0.5m from the ground "Saplings" Saplings are small sized nursery grown trees having single straight stem and unbroken leader with an overall height as specified. The stem shall be fully furnished with evenly and balanced lateral. "Edible Fruit Trees" Edible fruit trees shall be of minimum height of 1.2m or as specified. They shall be marcotted or grafted saplings "Single-stemmed Palms" Single stemmed palms shall have a straight trunk of the specified height measured from the root collar. The heads of the palms shall be balanced with at least five fronds and evidenced of one new shoot.

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74.42

PLANTING TREES AND SHRUBS (CONTD)

74.42.18 Plant Quality (Contd) "Clustered Palms" Clustered palms are palms which naturally grow as a multi-stemmed clump by sending out suckers. Such palms shall have a minimum of three suckers each and have a specified overall height measured from the root collar. They shall have at least three fronds on each stem and evidence of one new growing shoot per stem. "Shrubs" Shrubs are woody perennials of generally multi-stemmed and bushy habit and shall have a minimum height measured from the ground level to the top of plants as specified. Such shrubs shall be well balanced and bushy with strong developed fibrous root systems, and shall be pruned in advance as required to achieve the specified height tolerances. Branches shall break from the base of the plant just above the root collar, and shall be well furnished with leaves right down to the ground level unless otherwise specified by the SO Rep. All plants shall be grown in containers of suitable dimensions for the species. Herbaceous plants are non-woody perennials usually of a clump forming habit. Such plants shall have well-developed main stem or stems with good symmetry, and a healthy root system. Clump of herbaceous plants shall include rhizomes, corns, tubers or roots with soil undisturbed by lifting with evidence of growing shoots emerging above the soil level. All herbaceous plants shall be grown in containers unless specified as being produced by an alternate method. "Groundcover" Groundcover plants are low growing or prostrate shrubs or herbaceous plants whose habit are to totally cover the soil. All groundcover species shall be evenly balanced to allow equal growth in all directions. Plants shall have fully developed roots and leaves. All plants shall be grown in containers. "Climbers" Climbers are plants whose growth habit is to climb upwards by means of twining stems, tendrils or clinging roots. Such plants shall have at least two leader shoots up to the specified height or length and a vigorous root system. All plants are to be grown in containers.

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74.42

PLANTING TREES AND SHRUBS (CONTD)

74.42.19 Planting Techniques (a) Where trees/palms are planted in turf or shrub areas, plant trees and palms before the turfing or shrub planting operations. Where shrubs are planted in turfed areas, plant the shrubs before the turfing work. The Contractor shall handle the plant in such a manner so that the ball of soil surrounding the roots is not broken. The plant should be firmly held by the pot, plaster bags, containers, etc. The Contractor shall ensure that trees, palms and shrubs are properly removed from their pots, containers, plaster bags, etc and securely planted in the ground. The Contractor shall straighten the plants whenever directed by the SO Rep. All plants shall be planted with their collars levelled with the ground and covered with soil as directed by the SO Rep. All plants shall be planted to accommodate the spreading root system of the plant to the same soil depth as in the nursery and shall be well watered before removing them from the containers The plants shall be positioned upright and the soil firmed around the roots. For large areas, the outer rows are to be set out first to ensure that the correct shape of the bed is established. The remaining plants shall then be evenly distributed to cover the planting area. The SO Rep shall be notified in advance if there are too many or too few plants to fill the area required, and an assessment of the laying out adjustments will be directed accordingly. The laying out of plants shall be completed and approved before planting into the soil bed can commence. Small shrubs, groundcovers and herbaceous plants shall be planted in pockets formed by a trowel or hand spade. The pocket shall be deep enough and wide enough to accommodate the root ball of the plant. The plants shall be placed upright in the planting pockets and make firm into the ground by treading or hand pressure. All plants shall be watered thoroughly immediately after planting.

(b)

(c)

(d)

(e)

(f)

(g)

(h)

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74.42

PLANTING TREES AND SHRUBS (CONTD)

74.42.20 Tree Support (a) To Tree Sapling Tree saplings shall be supported immediately as directed after planting. The supporting stakes shall be in 75mm diameter Bintangore pole or other approved material, minimum 3.0m long and driven vertically 1.2m deep into the ground without injuring the rootballs and projecting 250mm above the crown of the sapling. Fasten tree saplings to the supporting stakes by rubber or PVC hose and tie wires. Tying wire shall be No. 20 SWG galvanised wire, threaded through 10mm diameter rubber or plastic hose and be wound around the tree trunk in a single loop. The tree trunk shall be secured at a point just above its branch and also at a point just 500mm above ground level. (b) To Semi-Mature/Mature/Instant Tree (Tripod Support) For semi-mature/mature/instant tree, 3 tree stakes of Bintangore poles shall be evenly spaced around the tree to form a tripod system to support the transplanted tree at about two thirds of its height or under the main fork. The tree stakes of Bintangore poles are driven at least 0.5m into the ground at an angle. 2 layers of gunny sack or similar material shall be wound around the tree trunk where it meets the supporters. The meeting point of the supporters are tightened up with galvanised wire to form a sturdy tripod support system. The support system shall be checked monthly and be removed after 6 months when the tree becomes stable. 74.42.21 Tree Guards Provide tree guards to trees planted as specified by the SO Rep. The pattern of the tree guard shall be decided by the SO Rep. 74.42.22 Tree Shade Provide shading to sensitive fruit trees as directed by the SO Rep. Nylon netting or other approved with 60% to 70% shading effect shall be used to cover the top of the tree guard and upper 500mm of its four sides. 74.42.23 Tree Pruning Trees with dead, rotten or crossed branches shall be pruned to maintain a clear stem up to the specified height using the methods described below. The pruning operation shall be carried out by an experienced worker with appropriate tools and equipment under the supervision of the Horticultural Supervisor: (a) Pruning shall be done with a cut just above and sloping away from an outward facing healthy bud;

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74.42

PLANTING TREES AND SHRUBS (CONTD)

74.42.23 Tree Pruning (Contd) (b) Removal of branches shall be done by cutting flush with the adjoining stem and in such a way that no part of the stem is damaged or torn; (c) Ragged edges of barks shall be trimmed with a sharp knife; (d) Any cut or wound over 25mm diameter shall be painted with an approved sealant such as "Arbrex" or other approved after trimming; and (e) All pruning shall be cleared and removed from the Site after pruning. 74.42.24 Maintenance Of Trees, Shrubs And Ground Covers, Etc Planted trees, shrubs and ground covers, etc. shall be maintained prior to handing over to the Employer and shall be further maintained for another 6 months from the date the planting is handed over to the Employer by performing and/or providing the following: 74.42.24.1 Watering Trees 20 litres of water per tree shall be watered as and when directed by the SO Rep. (b) Landscaped Site 10 litre of water per m2 of the landscaped site shall be watered as and when directed by the SO Rep. (c) Method Watering shall be carried out by using rubber hose fitted with an adjustable spraying head/gun to wet the soil thoroughly. 74.42.24.2 (a) Soil-Loosening Ornamental Tree Saplings For ornamental tree saplings, the weeding circle shall be loosened to a depth of 75mm using a garden fork. (b) Shrub/Foliage/Landscaped Site For shrub/foliage/landscaped site, the weeding area shall be spiked to a depth of 100mm using a garden fork.

(a)

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74.42

PLANTING TREES AND SHRUBS (CONTD) Weeding Ornamental Trees For ornamental trees, weed to 1.0m diameter around the sapling tree base using hand trowel or weeding hoe. Weed out an annular band of 50mm around mature or semi-mature tree base using hand trowel or weeding hoe or approved weedicide. (b) Fruit Trees For fruit tree saplings, spread 100mm of mulch consisting of dry shredded leaves, grass sword, wood chips, cocopeat or compost over the 1.0m diameter weeding circle. Spray weedicide on the edge of the mulched area (50mm band) using a knapsack sprayer equipped with a "drift-shield". The mulched area shall be weeded monthly. For semi-mature and mature fruit trees, a weeding annular band of 200mm around the tree base shall be maintained by weeding operation. (c) Shrub/Foliage (Individually Planted) A weeding circle of 0.5m diameter around individually planted shrub/foliage shall be manually weeded using a hand trowel or weeding hoe. (d) Landscaped Site The Landscaped site shall be weeded using a hand trowel or weeding hoe. (e) Hedge An annular band of 0.5m diameter around the base of the hedge shall be weeded using a hand trowel or weeding hoe.

74.42.24.3 (a)

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74.42

PLANTING TREES AND SHRUBS (CONTD) Fertilising Ornamental Trees Sapling Fertiliser NPK Mg (15:15:6:4) shall be broadcasted at a rate of 375g per ornamental tree sapling within the weeding circle 120mm away from the stem. Semi-Mature/Mature Trees For semi-mature/mature ornamental trees, fertilizer NPK Mg (12:12:17:2) shall be inserted at a rate of 0.5kg per 250mm girth into holes 300mm deep and at 500mm apart along the dripline. (b) Fruit Tree Saplings Less Than 1 Year Old For fruit tree saplings less than 1 year old, fertiliser NPK Mg (15:15:6:4) shall be placed under the mulch at a rate of 300g per tree, 120mm away from the stem. Saplings/Semi-Mature Trees For fruit tree saplings/semi mature fruit trees, fertilizer NPK Mg (15:15:6:4) shall be broadcasted at a rate of 0.5kg per tree within the drip zone away from the stem. Matured Trees (Flowering/Fruiting) For mature (flowering/fruiting) fruit trees, fertilizer NPK Mg (12:12:17:2) shall be broadcasted (on level ground) or shall be pocketed (on slope) at 1.0 kg per tree as directed by the SO Rep within the drip zone away from the stem. (c) Shrub/Foliage For shrub/foliage, fertilizer NPK Mg (12:12:17:2) shall be broadcasted at 50g per m2, with the weeding circle 100mm away from the stem. (d) Landscaped Site/Hedge For landscaped site/hedge, fertilizer NPK Mg (12:12:17:2) shall be broadcasted at 50g per m2 as directed by the SO Rep.

74.42.24.2 (a)

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74.42

PLANTING TREES AND SHRUBS (CONTD) Fertilising (contd) Climber/Creeper For climber/creeper, approved foliar fertilizer shall be sprayed as directed by the SO Rep.

74.42.24.4

(e)

74.42.24.5

Trimming Trees shall be trimmed as directed by the SO Rep including performing and/or providing the following :

(a) (b)

(c) (d) (e) (f)

Trim and remove all extra leader. Trim and remove all side branches from the main trunk measured 3.0m from the ground for trees along footpaths, carparks and roadside. Trim and remove all dead, broken, diseased and unwantedbranches/shoots. Trim and remove all overlapping branches rubbing each other. Remove and clear from the Site all trimmed vegetation. Paint all cut surfaces exceeding 25.4mm with 2 coats of anti-fungus wound sealant.

74.42.24.6

Pest Control (a) Vegetative Stage Of Trees

For vegetative stage of trees, the top and bottom of tree leaves shall be thoroughly sprayed. Respraying shall be done if it rains within 6 hours after spraying. Approved pesticides are : Pesticides Dimethoate Deltamethrin White Summer Oil Abate 1% Sand Granules Benomyl Captan Thiram Terrazole Copper Fungicide (Metalic Copper) Mancozeb Captafol Omite Tenac (sticker)

40% EC 1.25% EC 80% EC 50% EC 50% UP 80% UP 24% EC 50% 80% WP 39% EC 30% WP

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74.42

PLANTING TREES AND SHRUBS (CONTD) Pest Control (contd)

74.42.24.6

(b) Fruiting Stage Of Fruit Trees For fruiting stage of fruit trees, brown paper or raffia bags shall be used for the control of fruit fly 3 to 4 weeks after flowering for Chiku, Chempedak, Guava, Jackfruit, Jambu Ayer, Mango, Pomelo and Starfruit. Approved brown paper and raffia bags shall be used to bag the fruits. Remove and clear from the Site all rotten fruits on trees or on ground. (c) Shrubs/Foliage Etc For shrubs/foliage etc, immediately spray with approved pesticides after the infestation is spotted. Continue such spraying until the infestation is controlled. 74.42.24.7 Maintenance Planted trees shrubs and ground covers, etc shall be maintained by adjusting tree tie, making good damaged tree guards, adjusting tripod support including providing and/or performing other reasonable work. The Contractor shall allow in the Contract Sum for all costs and expenses for maintaining all planted trees, shrubs and ground covers, etc provided under the Contract for a further period of six months commencing from the Date of Substantial Completion for the Works or phase or sub-phase of the Works as certified by the Superintending Officer (hereinafter referred to as "Maintenance Period" for the purposes of this section including all clauses and subclauses under it) by providing and/or performing the following : Operation Soil Loosening Weeding Watering Pest Control Fertilising Pruning Adjusting tree ties Damaged/Missing Tree Guards, Supporters, Trees, Shrubs, Ground covers, etc. Frequency Monthly Monthly Daily ) Monthly ) and/or to be carried Monthly ) out as directed by Monthly ) the SO Rep. Monthly ) To be replaced/repaired as directed by the SO Rep.

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74.42

PLANTING TREES AND SHRUBS (CONTD) Warning Sign

74.42.24.8

(a) The Contractor shall display sufficient warning signboards at strategic locations on the Site during the progress of tree pruning/spraying of pesticide works, as directed by the SO Rep. (b) The Contractor shall also seal off the Site with red and white plastic tapes as an additional safety precaution during the execution of the Works. (c) The signboard shall measure 1000mm long x 600mm wide using aluminium plate with reflective sheeting and reflective wordings "DANGER - TREE PRUNING IN PROGRESS" OR "DANGER PESTICIDE SPRAYING IN PROGRESS". A sample of the signboard shall be submitted to the SO Rep for approval before using them on the Site. 74.42.24.9 Working Hours Of Tree Pruning The Contractor shall carry out routine tree pruning/trimming operation within the following hours: Monday to Friday Saturday : : 7am to 3pm 7am to 12 noon

No routine tree pruning/trimming shall be carried out outside the above hours except otherwise instructed by the SO Rep. 74.42.24.10 Updating Of Landscape Plan The Contractor shall update the landscape plan within one month after final planting and to provide 6 sets of updated landscape plans to the SO Rep. 74.42.24.11 Warning Sign (a) The Contractor shall display sufficient warning signboards at strategic locations on the Site during the progress of tree pruning/spraying of pesticide works, as directed by the SO Rep. The Contractor shall also seal off the Site with red and white plastic tapes as an additional safety precaution during the execution of the Works. The signboard shall measure 1000mm long x 600mm wide using aluminium plate with reflective sheeting and reflective wordings "DANGER - TREE PRUNING IN PROGRESS" OR "DANGER PESTICIDE SPRAYING IN PROGRESS". A sample of the signboard shall be submitted to the SO Rep for approval before using them on the Site.

(b)

(c)

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74.42

PLANTING TREES AND SHRUBS (CONTD)

74.42.24.12 Working Hours Of Tree Pruning The Contractor shall carry out routine tree pruning/trimming operation within the following hours : Monday to Friday Saturday : : 7am to 3pm 7am to 12 noon

No routine tree pruning/trimming shall be carried out outside the above hours except otherwise instructed by the SO Rep. 74.42.24.13 Updating Of Landscape Plan The Contractor shall update the landscape plan within one month after final planting and to provide 6 sets of updated landscape plans to the SO Rep. 74.42.25 74.42.25.1 TURFING Site Preparation And Turfing The Contractor shall allow for turfing Works, forming slopes and platforms with even surfaces to the levels as shown in the Drawings. Clear away loose stones, gravels, tree stumps and building debris. Seek the approval of the SO Rep before commencing turfing Works. 74.42.25.2 Soil For Site Formation The soil used for backfilling shall be original clean earth and the topmost 600 mm shall be soil with a clay content of not more than 45%. 74.42.25.3 Soil Scarification For Compacted Site The top layer shall be scarified or loosened to 100mm deep for the whole Site and graded to fall towards drains or as instructed by the SO Rep all at the Contractors cost and expense. 74.42.25.4 Site Gradient The Site shall be graded to fall towards drains at a minimum ground gradient of 1 in 70 or as instructed by the SO Rep all at the Contractors cost and expense. 74.42.26 SITE CONTROL TESTS AND TESTING INSTRUMENTS Provide all necessary labour, plant, Construction Equipment, tools, instruments etc. for carrying out all checking and testing of Site Works. The Contractor shall be deemed to have allowed for all costs and expenses to comply with the requirements as specified, in the Contract Sum. No claim for compensation or extras shall be paid for any work carried out by the Contractor in connection with such Works.

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74.42.26.1

Number Of Soil Test The number of soil samples shall be 1 per 500 m subject to a minimum of 3 samples.

74.42.26.2

Percolation Test Procedures for Percolation Test on dry soil sample are as hereunder specified: (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) Randomly select a spot where the test is to be conducted; Dig a hole measuring about 400mm x 400mm x 600mm deep; Fill the hole with water up to the top; Cover the hole; After 24 hours, observe whether all the water has drained off. The drainage performance of the soil is acceptable if no water remain in the hole.

74.42.26.3

Jar Test The procedures for Jar Test on dry soil sample are as hereunder specified: (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) (j) Fill a 250 ml measuring cylinder with water up to its two-third level; Pour in a teaspoon of washing detergent; Shake the contents well; Pour in the soil sample until the water level rises to the 250 ml mark; Shake the contents well; Place the measuring cylinder on a level bench and gently tap until the surface of the sand is level; Take measurement of the sand level; After 3 hours of standing, take measurement of the height of the silt visible above the sand-silt interface; After 24 hours of standing, take measurement of the height of the clay visible above the silt-clay interface; Work out the percentage of clay, silt and sand.

74.42.27

SOIL MIXTURE All topsoil shall be of good quality, free from rubbish, roots, stumps or other extraneous matter, be friable and porous in texture. Topsoil mix content shall be 40-50% sand, 20-25% clay and 20% approved organic matter. The soil mixture shall be three (3) parts of topsoil with one (1) part of soil conditioner and 1kg per m3 of granular fertilizer NPK (15:15:6:4) or 4:2:1 subsoil, unwashed sand and soil conditioner with 1kg per m3 of granular fertilizer NPK (15:15:6:4).

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74.42.28

THICKNESS OF SOIL MIXTURE The minimum thickness of soil mixture shall be 200mm (including 25mm of original soil attached to the turf) at the time of construction. A 175mm layer of soil mixture shall be spread over the prepared surface, followed by the planting of fresh turf.

74.42.29

TURFING MATERIALS Provide turfing materials of size 300mm x 300mm with about 25mm of original soil adhering to the roots, be of good quality, free from pests or diseases and of vigorous growth. The type of turf shall be Cow Grass (Axonopus Compressus) unless otherwise stated. The turf shall be planted promptly to avoid desiccation.

74.42.30

PLANTING TURF Sods shall be laid within 24 hours upon delivery, in brick-like patterns. Sods shall be firmly sunken into the ground with their edges in contact but without stretching or overlapping or gap. Water turf immediately after planting until the turf is thriving.

74.42.31

ROLLING When the level of the completed turfing Works is undulating or uneven, the turfed areas except those on steep slopes shall be properly rolled out with a garden roller of weight not more than 150 kg or with other approved means. The turfing shall give a uniform even surface on completion. Rolling shall be carried out when the turf is established after the second grass cutting.

74.42.32

TEMPORARY FENCING Provide and fix temporary barricade to all turfed areas comprising 50mm x 50mm x 1.65m long Balau timber posts spaced at 2.4m centres with one end driven 450mm into the ground. Corner and end posts shall be strutted by 2 no. of 50mm x 50mm x 1.65m Balau timber post. Run 10mm diameter nylon ropes diagonally and horizontally across the top and bottom of the barricade.

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74.42.33

MAINTENANCE The Contractor shall allow in the Contract Sum for all costs and expenses for providing maintenance services, as specified hereunder, to the turfing Works during the Time for Completion and any time period where liquidated damages are imposed under the Contract, and for a further period of six months commencing from the Date of Substantial Completion for the Works or phase or sub-phase of the Works as certified by the Superintending Officer (hereinafter referred to as the "Maintenance Period" for the purposes of this clause including all subclauses under it) by providing and/or performing the following : (a) Watering with a volume of 10 litres per m2 daily for the first two weeks after planting and when necessary or as directed by the SO Rep all at the Contractor's cost and expense; Weeding where and when necessary or as directed by the SO Rep all at the Contractor's cost and expense; Replacing dead turf or re-turf bare areas; Fertilising before handing over, and on the 3rd and 6th month of the Maintenance Period; Cutting grass fortnightly.

(b)

(c) (d)

(e)

74.42.34

SAFETY MEASURES FOR GRASS-CUTTING MACHINES (a) Provide all safety precaution to eliminate danger to the workmen, the general public and the property of others. All mechanised driven or walk behind grass-cutting machines used shall be installed with suitable protective guards of steel or other approved materials to eliminate splinters and flung-off objects from causing damage. Under no circumstances shall the protective guards be removed from machines in operation. Hand held open blade rotary machine should not be allowed to be use without approved guards. The grass-cutter shall wear safety boots, goggles, helmets and safety vest. When these safety requirements are not complied with, the Contractor's foreman or the SO Rep shall instruct the grass-cutter to stop work. Before grass-cutting commences, the public shall be kept at least 10 metres radically away from the grass-cutter and a signboard shall be erected on the Site with the wordings "DANGER KEEP OFF. GRASS CUTTING WORK IS IN PROGRESS".

(b)

(c)

(d)

(e)

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74.42.34 SAFETY MEASURES FOR GRASS-CUTTING MACHINES (CONTD) (f) The grass-cutting blade shall be securely fixed to the machine. When the machine is in continuous use, regular checks shall be made. The blade shall be kept in good condition. A worn-out blade shall be replaced immediately. The bolts and nuts which are fastened to the cutter blade shall be checked before the machines are operated to prevent the blade from flying off.

(g)

74.43

SPECIALIST ARCHITECTURAL ITEMS For all specialist architectural items, as specified in the tender documents, the Contractor shall submit complete set of workshop drawings to be endorsed by his Professional Engineer showing elevations, sections, dimensions, joint and connection details for QP (Engineers) clearance and SO Reps approval. Contractor shall erect and install a sample of the specialist items at the site for the approval of the SO Rep and HDB prior to the full-scale fabrication and installation. Within 2 weeks of completion of the Specialist Item, PE (Specialist) shall submit duly endorsed Certificate of Supervision and As-built workshop drawings to SO Rep.

74.44

TIME FRAME FOR SUBMISSION OF SHOP DRAWINGS AND AS-BUILT DRAWINGS For specialist works where the Contractor is required to submit shop drawings, the Contractor shall make provisions in their construction planning for their specialist and professional engineer to make submission of the workshop drawings of the specialist architectural items to HDB for consent through the SO Rep, before fabrication and site installation. The approval must be obtained at least within three (3) months before the commencement of the specialist works. This is in addition to the necessary statutory submissions. Where as-built drawings are to be submitted by the Contractor, the Contractor shall submit within two (2) weeks after the completion of the specialist works a minimum 4 sets of asbuilt drawings. These time frames shall take precedence over those stated in other specification clauses.

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74.45

REINSTATEMENT AND MAKING GOOD TO DISTURBED AREAS The Contractor shall execute the works and immediately thereafter reinstate all affected fixtures, fittings and finishes with the type, colours, texture and material to as near to the original as possible and to the satisfaction of the Superintending Officers Representative (SO Rep). Where new location is required for the reinstatement of fittings, fixtures or equipments, the Contractor shall seek the SO Reps direction on the finalized location prior to the reinstatement and installation of the said fixtures, fittings or equipments. All affected services shall be temporary disconnected and/ or diverted by the Contractor for the purpose of carrying out the works to the satisfaction of the SO Rep. Method statement for relocation works to be submitted as and when requested by the SO Rep. The works shall be carried out without damage to the adjoining part of the structures, adjoining roofing, pavement and property. The Contractor shall reinstate and make good at his own expense any damage caused as a result of the works. Such repairs made good are to be properly executed with materials and workmanship to match every respect with the surrounding work.

74.46 74.46.1

FIRESTOPPING General Structural openings through floor slabs at service ducts shall be filled up with approved equivalent Fire-stop material. The Contractor shall ensure that the material used is acceptable to the relevant authorities for the here-in stated purpose. (a) Applicable Publications The publications listed below form a part of this specification to the extent referenced. The publications are referred to in the text by the basic designation only. (i) American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) Publications: E-84 - Standard Method of Test Characteristics of Building Materials for Surface Burning

E119 - Standard Methods of Fire Tests of Building Construction and Materials E814 - Test Method of Fire Tests of Through-Penetration Firestops

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74.46 74.46.1

FIRESTOPPING (CONTD) General (Contd) (ii) (iii) Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Publications UL-1479 UL-2079 FRD Fire Tests of Through-Penetration Firestops Tests for Fire Resistance of Building Joint Systems Fire Resistance Directory

British Standard (BS) BS 476-20 Fire Tests On Building Materials And Structures.

74.46.2

Description of Work Firestopping is defined as the process of furnishing and installing a material, or combination of materials, in various constructions, to maintain an effective barrier against the spread of flame, smoke and gases and to maintain the integrity of fire-rated construction. It shall be provided in the following locations: Duct, cable, conduit, piping and their supports that penetrate through floor slabs, fire-rated partitions, fire walls, and exterior walls. Firestopping shall be provided for all new penetrations; penetrations left open by demolition/removal of duct, cable, conduit, and pipe; damaged firestopping, and existing abandoned penetrations in the contract area. Unless otherwise specified or shown on the drawings, the Contractor shall assume that all floor slabs are two-hour, fire-rated. In addition, all walls or partitions which have or are part of an enclosure having fire-rated doors, shall be considered fire-rated. Openings between floor slabs and curtain walls, including inside hollow curtain walls at the floor slab (where applicable). Penetrations of vertical shafts. Around openings, penetrations through fire-rated ceiling assemblies, and structural openings through floor slabs at service ducts Joint systems for floor-to-floor, wall-to-wall, floor-to-wall, and head of wall applications. Joint systems shall not be penetrated by pipe, conduit, ducts, cables and their supports. Other locations shown specifically on the drawings or where called for in other sections of the specifications.

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74.46 74.46.3

FIRESTOPPING (CONTD) Examination of work by the Contractor It shall be the responsibility of the main contractor to provide firestopping for the entire project. The Contractor shall examine area to receive firestopping prior to beginning work or to submitting the data required by the paragraph 74.ee.4, Submittals. Data to be submitted shall be based on the findings of the Contractor's examination.

74.46.4

Submittals Submit the following for approval of the SO Rep. Submit applicable data for each condition specified. (a) Certificates of conformance or compliance, accompanied by classification by a nationally recognized testing authority or by other valid supporting evidence that the material or combination of materials used, meet the requirements specified for flamespread, smoke developed and fire resistance. (b) Manufacturer's catalog data for all materials and prefabricated devices, including descriptions sufficient to identify them on the job, and instructions for installation. Completed construction details (shop drawings) showing proposed material, reinforcement, anchorage, fastenings and method of installation. Clearly show which product will be used for each application. Firestopping materials shall not be intermixed. Do not sumbit multiple products for the same application. Details for firestopping of penetrations and joint systems shall show compliance with the appropriate UL Design Number. Details for curtain walls shall show compliance with the appropriate UL Test Report or the manufacturer's tested system. Drawings shall accurately reflect job conditions pursuant to paragraph 1.4, Examination of the Work by Contractor. Provide as-built drawings showing all penetrations, the rating of the assembly penetrated, and the firestopping assembly used.

(c)

(d)

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74.46 74.46.5

FIRESTOPPING (CONTD) Products Materials or combinations of materials used for firestopping shall be noncombustible and comply with the following as a minimum: BS 476: Part 20 - Fire Tests on Building Materials and Structures Part 20: Method for Determination of the Fire Resistance of Elements of Construction Firestopping shall be asbestos free and shall be non-toxic to humans during installation and fire conditions. Products used to seal penetrations in fire-rated floor or wall assemblies shall be capable of preventing the passage of flame and hot gases sufficient to ignite cotton waste when subjected to ASTM E-119 time-temperature fire conditions.

74.46.6

Execution

74.46.6.1 Storage and Delivery Materials shall be delivered in the original unopened packages or containers showing name of the manufacturer and the brand name. Material shall be stored off the ground and shall be protected from damage and exposure to the elements. Damaged or deteriorated materials shall be removed from the site. 74.46.6.2 Surface Preparation Prior to application, remove from surfaces all dirt, grease, oil, loose materials, rust, or other substances that may affect proper fitting or required fire resistance of the firestopping material. Prepare surface as recommended by the manufacturer. 74.46.6.3 Installation Install in accordance with approved equivalent construction drawings (shop drawings), approved equivalent manufacturer's literature, installation instructions, UL Design Number or UL Report, and the following requirements: Firestopping materials shall completely fill the void space regardless of geometric configuration, subject to tolerances established by the manufacturer when intumescent materials are used. Apply firestopping materials at penetrations of insulated pipes and ducts, prior to application of the insulation. If insulation is already in place, remove it at the penetration prior to application of the firestopping materials, except where

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74.46 74.46.6.3

FIRESTOPPING (CONTD) Installation (Contd) intumescent materials are used and removal is not necessary per manufacturer's instructions. Removed insulation shall be replaced with a material having equal thermal insulation characteristics and equal firestopping characteristics. Insulation meeting the requirements of paragraph 2.2, need not meet this requirement. Firestopping for filling voids in floors, in which the smallest dimension is 101 mm (4 inches) or more, shall support the same load as the floor is designed or shall be protected by a permanent barrier to prevent loading or traffic on the firestopped area. To provide a two-hour enclosure of chases where walls or floors are penetrated by plastic drain, waste, and vent pipes, encase the pipe in an 456 mm (18-inch) steel sleeve that penetrates the chase at a 45 degree downward angle. Cable tray penetrations shall be protected as indicated on the construction drawings by either UL-listed through penetration firestop devices or through penetration firestop systems. Where penetrating cables in a cable tray are removed, replaced, or added, restoration shall be accomplished in an approved equivalent manner; the allowable number of penetrating items shall not be exceeded; only permitted penetrations shall be installed; and adequate clearances shall be maintained among penetrations, between penetrations, and the sides of the opening. Damaged, disrupted, or removed firestopping shall be replaced with new.

74.46.6.4

Inspection (a) Approved equivalent installation instructions shall be present at each work area prior to the beginning of work and a test installation shall be produced for quality check by the SO Rep. The test installation shall be subject to inspection and/or test for conformance with contract requirements. Periodic quality checks shall be performed at the discretion of the SO Rep, and should installation prove to be substandard, all firestopping installed up to that time, not meeting approved equivalent standards, shall be replaced at no additional cost. Area of work shall remain available for inspection by the SO Rep or his designated representative before and after application of firestopping. Notification: Notify the SO Rep or his designated representative at least two days prior to installation of firestopping in each area to allow opportunity for inspection.

(b)

(c)

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74.46 74.46.6.5

FIRESTOPPING (CONTD) Acceptance of Work Acceptance of Work: As work on each floor is completed, remove materials, litter, and debris. All work shall be inspected and accepted by the SO Rep before materials and equipment are moved to the next scheduled work area. Labeling: Upon completion, affix label to or adjacent to each firestopped penetration in fire-rated assemblies indicating material and proper replacement, if later disturbed.

74.47

WATER EFFICIENT FITTINGS In addition to Section 38 under the Standard Specifications for Building Works, the water/sanitary fittings for all dwelling units shall comply with the PUBs Water Efficiency Labelling Scheme (WELS) ratings and be listed within the HDBs Materials List. The WELS ratings required for the various water/sanitary fittings are as follows:

Water Fittings Shower taps, mixers & showerheads Basin taps and mixers Sink / Bib taps and mixers Flushing cisterns

PUB WELS Ratings Good Very Good Very Good Good

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74.48 74.48.1

ALUMINIUM WORKS Structural Plans and Fastening Details The Contractors Professional Engineer shall provide fastening details and structural plans of all aluminium works, supported by design calculations. The above shall be submitted to SO Rep for approval. The design shall satisfy the Performance Requirements for its intended use and that include withstanding wind load. The Contractor's Professional Engineer shall submit a Certificate of Supervision not later than two weeks after completion of the works, stating that he has carried out such supervision works and is fully satisfied that the works have been constructed with such structural plans and fastening details. Samples of the aluminium extrusions and panel must be put up on site for SO Rep's approval.

74.48.2

General The Contractor shall include in his Contract sum the supply and installation of aluminium works complete with all components and accessories to the locations indicated in the drawings, but the work shall be carried out by an approved Specialist. The SO Rep reserves the right to make modifications to the design and the Contractor shall do so at no extra cost to the Employer.

74.48.3

Samples & Shop Drawings The pattern and locations shall be as indicated in the drawings. Samples of the material with specified finish, cappings and jointing details shall be submitted for approval. The drawings of the aluminium works serve as a guide. The Contractor and Specialist shall prepare and submit workshop drawings and all relevant details; including: (a) Detail elevations of aluminium extrusion and perforated panel feature (b) Joints, fixings and connection details (c) Handling & erection procedures (d) Complete design and loading calculations for the system (e) Provision for thermal movements Prior to commencement of fabrication and installation for approval. At least one sample shall be erected and installed at the site for the approval of the SO Rep prior to the commencement of production.

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74.48.4

Materials & Workmanship

74.48.4.1 Materials All aluminium members and components shall be of aluminium alloy conform to PSB test standards pertaining to material and temper. The aluminium extrusions shall have wall thickness of 3mm. 74.48.4.2 Workmanship The components of the system shall be fabricated and assembled in the workshop where practicable. Cut edges, drilled holes and finished surfaces shall be clean, neat, free from burrs and indentations. Aluminium sections shall have a smooth, regular and consistent profile free from warps and undulations. Remove sharp edges without excessive radiusing. Fit mitred and butt joints accurately to a fine hairline. Prevent direct contact between dissimilar metals by suitable means, including separation layers, sleeves, washers or gaskets of plastic film, bituminous felt and building paper. Separation and isolating materials shall not be visible on exposed surfaces. Check dimensions of spaces into which fabricated items are to be fitted before fabrication begins during assembly and erection, do not strain, twist or bend the components to bring them to their true positions. 74.48.4.3 Connections Fixings, fastenings, anchors and brackets shall be of approved type and shall transmit the loads and stresses imposed and ensure the rigidity of the assembly. Fastenings to aluminium or aluminium alloys shall be of aluminium alloy or non-magnetic stainless steel unless otherwise specified. Self-tapping screws shall be stainless steel. 74.48.4.4 Finishes All aluminium works surface shall be fluorocarbon or powder coated finish as specified in the drawings. Contractor to submit colour samples for SO Reps selection and approval.

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APPENDIX B1

DEED OF WARRANTY FOR FLUOROCARBON COATED ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE ROOFING PANEL FOR LINKWAYS

To:

Housing & Development Board Republic of Singapore STAMP If stamp duties required

_______________________________________ _______________________________________ _______________________________________ CONTRACT NO. __________________

WHEREAS :

(1)

_______________________________________________________________ (Name and Address of Contractor)

_____________________________________________________________________ (hereinafter called the "Contractor") is the contractor of the Housing & Development Board (hereinafter called the "Employer") in respect of the above contract works (hereinafter called the "Contract").

(2)

_______________________________________________________________ (Name and Address of Specialist)

_____________________________________________________________________ (hereinafter called the "Specialist") is the specialist engaged by the Contractor in respect of Fluorocarbon Coated Aluminium Composite Roofing Panel for Linkways (hereinafter called the "Works") required under the Contract with the consent of the Employer given at the request of both the Contractor and the Specialist.

(3) Pursuant to Clause ______________ of ______________________________ of the Contract, the Contractor is obliged and has agreed to give this Warranty. In consideration of the premises and of the Employer giving the consent aforesaid at the request of the Contractor and the Specialist, the Contractor and the Specialist agree with the Employer as follows :

1 The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally warrant for a period of ten (10) years (hereinafter called the "Warranty Period") that the Works shall remain free from defects, including but not limited to corrosion, uneven fading, discolouration, peeling, warping, chalking and failure of supports and connections. The Warranty Period in respect of the Works shall commence from the Date(s) of Substantial Completion of the Contract as certified by the Superintending Officer of the Contract.

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APPENDIX B1 Page 2 2 The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally further warrant that: (a) they have exercised all proper skill and care in the selection of materials and goods for the Works; they have exercised all proper skill and care in the design and execution of the Works; their workmanship is of a standard that may be expected from a contractor with specialised experience and expertise in his particular trade; and the Works are fit and suitable for the purpose designed and required in the Contract.

(b) (c)

(d)

3 It is an express term of the Warranty that the Works when completed and the goods or materials used shall meet the Performance Requirement of the Contract in respect of the Works. ln the event the Works when completed and/or the goods and materials used should fail to meet such Performance Requirement, the Contractor and the Specialist shall be precluded from disclaiming liability under the Warranty on the ground that the Works as completed and/or the goods and materials used accord or comply with the Contract, and in this connection, the Contractor and the Specialist are deemed to have waived this defence in the event a claim is made by the Employer against them in respect of their breach of the Warranty.

4 Subject to Clauses 5 and 9 below, if any damage or defects should occur in relation to the Works within the Warranty Period due to whatever cause, the Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally undertake to remove and/or rectify and make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within a reasonable period or duration specified by the Employer's notice in writing. If such damage or defects are attributable to the Contractor's or Specialist's breach of warranty under Clause 2 above, then the cost of such removal rectification and/or making good work shall be borne by the Contractor and/or Specialist. If the Contractor and/or Specialist shall fail to comply within the period or duration specified, it shall be lawful for the Employer to order such damage or defects as are referred to in such notice to be removed, rectified and/or made good by any other person and recover from the Contractor and/or Specialist such cost and expense incurred for which they may be liable. PROVIDED ALWAYS that such instructions shall be issued without prejudice to the Employer's right to recover damages against the Contractor and/or the Specialist by reason of their failure to comply with this Clause.

5 In the event such damage or defects are caused wholly or in part by the Employer or a third party, and the Contractor and Specialist are required under Clause 4 above to remove, rectify and/or make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within the period or duration specified by the Employer's notice in writing, then upon completion of such work, the Employer shall pay the Contractor and Specialist for the work or that part of the work which the Employer's Chief Executive Officer or at the discretion of the Chief Executive Officer, a person nominated by him in writing may determine as occasioned by damage or defects caused by the Employer or third party, and the valuation of such work or such part of the work shall be ascertained in accordance with one or a combination of the methods mentioned below in descending order of priority : (a) (b) by measurement and valuation at fair market rates and prices; or if the above method is not applicable, then the valuation shall be based on the actual cost of necessary materials or goods, labour, Construction Equipment and equipment (other than ordinary plant) plus 15% which percentage shall include the use of all ordinary plant, tools and supervision, overheads and profits.

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APPENDIX B1 Page 3 6 The approval by the Employer of any works required under Clauses 4 or 5 above does not absolve the Contractor and/or the Specialist from their responsibility to rectify future occurrence of defects in respect of such works.

7 It is a term of this Warranty that the Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Employer against all loss damage cost and expense suffered or incurred by the Employer in relation to any damage to property or injury to person caused or occasioned by the acts or omissions of the Contractor's and/or the Specialist's employees, representatives or workmen in the course of the works undertaken under the terms of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Public Liability Insurance Policy for the execution of such works.

8 The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Employer against any compensation payable by the Employer under the Work Injury Compensation Act in connection with any accident arising out of rectification works undertaken by the Contractor and/or the Specialist pursuant to the provisions of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Work Injury Compensation Policy for the execution of such works.

9 This Warranty shall not be invalidated in the event another person is instructed to execute the rectification work on account of the Contractor's and/or the Specialist's failure to discharge their obligations under Clauses 4 and 5 above, nor shall this Warranty be invalidated in the event a third party is engaged without the consent of the Contractor and/or the Specialist to carry out regular maintenance and cleaning of the Works, provided that in the latter event, any rectification work or part thereof undertaken by the Contractor and/or Specialist that is occasioned by the negligence of such third party shall be valued in the manner described in Clause 5 above and paid by the Employer.

10 All differences and/or disputes arising under this Warranty (including questions relating to interpretation) shall be determined by the Employer's Chief Executive Officer or at the discretion of the Chief Executive Officer, by a person nominated in writing by him. Any decision by the Chief Executive Officer or his nominee under this Clause shall be final and binding on and conclusive against the Contractor and/or the Specialist in any proceedings that may arise under this Warranty unless otherwise determined by the Court in respect of proceedings arising under this Warranty.

11 This Warranty shall remain valid and shall not be affected by any extensions, variations or compositions granted or entered into with respect to the terms of or obligations under the Contract.

12 This Warranty shall be read together with the Contract but in case of any conflict between the two documents the provisions of this Warranty shall prevail.

13 The validity, construction and interpretation of this Warranty and all rights, obligations and liabilities arising hereunder shall be governed by, and interpreted in accordance with, the laws of Singapore.

14 The Employer shall have the absolute discretion to assign the benefit of this Warranty to any third parties without the consent of the Contractor and/or the Specialist.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hands and seals the 20 .

day of

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APPENDIX B1(TC)

DEED OF WARRANTY FOR FLUOROCARBON COATED ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE ROOFING PANEL FOR LINKWAYS

To:

_______________________________ _______________________________ Republic of Singapore STAMP If stamp duties required

___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ CONTRACT NO. ____________________

WHEREAS : (1) _______________________________________________________________ (Name and Address of Contractor)

_____________________________________________________________________ (hereinafter called the "Contractor") is the contractor of the Housing & Development Board (hereinafter called the "Employer") in respect of the above contract works (hereinafter called the "Contract"). (2) _______________________________________________________________ (Name and Address of Specialist)

_____________________________________________________________________ (hereinafter called the "Specialist") is the specialist engaged by the Contractor in respect of of Fluorocarbon Coated Aluminium Composite Roofing Panel for Linkways (hereinafter called the "Works") required under the Contract with the consent of the Employer given at the request of both the Contractor and the Specialist. (3) Pursuant to Clause of .of the Contract the Contractor is obliged and has agreed to give to the (hereinafter called the "Council") this Warranty.

In consideration of the premises and of the Employer giving the consent aforesaid at the request of the Contractor and the Specialist, the Contractor and the Specialist agree with the Council as follows :

1 The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally warrant for a period of ten (10) years (hereinafter called the "Warranty Period") that the Works shall remain free from defects, including but not limited to corrosion, uneven fading, discolouration, peeling, warping, chalking and failure of supports and connections. The Warranty Period in respect of the Works shall commence from the Date(s) of Substantial Completion of the Contract as certified by the Superintending Officer of the Contract.

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APPENDIX B1(TC) Page 2 2 The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally further warrant that: (a) they have exercised all proper skill and care in the selection of materials and goods for the Works; they have exercised all proper skill and care in the design and execution of the Works; their workmanship is of a standard that may be expected from a contractor with specialised experience and expertise in his particular trade; and the Works are fit and suitable for the purpose designed and required in the Contract.

(b) (c)

(d)

3 It is an express term of the Warranty that the Works when completed and the goods or materials used shall meet the Performance Requirement of the Contract in respect of the Works. In the event the Works when completed and/or the goods and materials used should fail to meet such Performance Requirement, the Contractor and the Specialist shall be precluded from disclaiming liability under the Warranty on the ground that the Works as completed and/or the goods and materials used accord or comply with the Contract, and in this connection, the Contractor and the Specialist are deemed to have waived this defence in the event a claim is made by the Council against them in respect of their breach of the Warranty.

4 Subject to Clauses 5 and 9 below, if any damage or defects should occur in relation to the Works within the Warranty Period due to whatever cause, the Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally undertake to remove and/or rectify and make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within a reasonable period or duration specified by the Council's notice in writing. If such damage or defects are attributable to the Contractor's or Specialist's breach of warranty under Clause 2 above, then the cost of such removal rectification and/or making good work shall be borne by the Contractor and/or Specialist. If the Contractor and/or Specialist shall fail to comply within the period or duration specified, it shall be lawful for the Council to order such damage or defects as are referred to in such notice to be removed, rectified and/or made good by any other person and recover from the Contractor and/or Specialist such cost and expense incurred for which they may be liable. PROVIDED ALWAYS that such instructions shall be issued without prejudice to the Council's right to recover damages against the Contractor and/or the Specialist by reason of their failure to comply with this Clause.

5 In the event such damage or defects are caused wholly or in part by the Council or a third party, and the Contractor and Specialist are required under Clause 4 above to remove, rectify and/or make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within the period or duration specified by the Council's notice in writing, then upon completion of such work, the Council shall pay the Contractor and Specialist for the work or that part of the work which the Council's Chairman or at the discretion of the Chairman, a person nominated by him in writing may determine as occasioned by damage or defects caused by the Council or third party, and the valuation of such work or such part of the work shall be ascertained in accordance with one or a combination of the methods mentioned below in descending order of priority : (a) (b) by measurement and valuation at fair market rates and prices; or if the above method is not applicable, then the valuation shall be based on the actual cost of necessary materials or goods, labour, Construction Equipment and equipment (other than ordinary plant) plus 15% which percentage shall include the use of all ordinary plant, tools and supervision, overheads and profits.

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APPENDIX B1(TC) Page 3 6 The approval by the Council of any works required under Clauses 4 or 5 above does not absolve the Contractor and/or the Specialist from their responsibility to rectify future occurrence of defects in respect of such works.

7 It is a term of this Warranty that the Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Council against all loss damage cost and expense suffered or incurred by the Council in relation to any damage to property or injury to person caused or occasioned by the acts or omissions of the Contractor's and/or the Specialist's employees, representatives or workmen in the course of the works undertaken under the terms of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Public Liability Insurance Policy for the execution of such works.

8 The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Employer against any compensation payable by the Employer under the Work Injury Compensation Act in connection with any accident arising out of rectification works undertaken by the Contractor and/or the Specialist pursuant to the provisions of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Work Injury Compensation Policy for the execution of such works.

9 This Warranty shall not be invalidated in the event another person is instructed to execute the rectification works on account of the Contractor's and/or Specialist's failure to discharge their obligations under Clauses 4 and 5 above, nor shall this Warranty be invalidated in the event a third party is engaged without the consent of the Contractor and/or the Specialist to carry out regular maintenance and cleaning of the Works, provided that in the latter event, any rectification work or part thereof undertaken by the Contractor and/or Specialist that is occasioned by the negligence of such third party shall be valued in the manner described in Clause 5 above and paid by the Council.

10 All differences and/or disputes arising under this Warranty (including questions relating to interpretation) shall be determined by the Council's Chairman or at the discretion of the Chairman, by a person nominated in writing by him. Any decision by the Chairman or his nominee under this Clause shall be final and binding on and conclusive against the Contractor and/or the Specialist in any proceedings that may arise under this Warranty unless otherwise determined by the Court in respect of proceedings arising under this Warranty.

11 This Warranty shall remain valid and shall not be affected by any extensions, variations or compositions granted or entered into with respect to the terms of or obligations under the Contract.

12 This Warranty shall be read together with the Contract but in case of any conflict between the two documents the provisions of this Warranty shall prevail.

13 The validity, construction and interpretation of this Warranty and all rights, obligations and liabilities arising hereunder shall be governed by, and interpreted in accordance with, the laws of Singapore.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hands and seals the 20 .

day of

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APPENDIX B5

DEED OF WARRANTY FOR CHILDRENS PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENTS

To:

Housing & Development Board Republic of Singapore STAMP If stamp duties required

CONTRACT NO.

WHEREAS :

(1)

. (Name and Address of Contractor)

.... (hereinafter called the "Contractor") is the contractor of the Housing & Development Board (hereinafter called the "Employer") in respect of the above contract works (hereinafter called the "Contract").

(2) ........................................................................................................ (Name and Address of Specialist) (hereinafter called the "Specialist") is the specialist engaged by the Contractor in respect of Childrens Playground Equipments (hereinafter called the "Works") required under the Contract with the consent of the Employer given at the request of both the Contractor and the Specialist.

(3)

Pursuant to Clause of . of the Contract, the

Contractor is obliged and has agreed to give this Warranty.

In consideration of the premises and of the Employer giving the consent aforesaid at the request of the Contractor and the Specialist, the Contractor and the Specialist agree with the Employer as follows :

1 The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally warrant for a period of Six (6) years (hereinafter called the "Warranty Period") that the Works shall remain free from defects, including but not limited to blistering, fissure, peeling, delamination, disintegration, uneven fading and discolouration. The Warranty Period in respect of the Works shall commence from the Date(s) of Substantial Completion of the Contract as certified by the Superintending Officer of the Contract.

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APPENDIX B5 Page 2 2 The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally further warrant that: (a) they have exercised all proper skill and care in the selection of materials and goods for the Works; they have exercised all proper skill and care in the design and execution of the Works; their workmanship is of a standard that may be expected from a contractor with specialised experience and expertise in his particular trade; and the Works are fit and suitable for the purpose designed and required in the Contract.

(b) (c)

(d)

3 It is an express term of the Warranty that the Works when completed and the goods or materials used shall meet the Performance Requirement of the Contract in respect of the Works. ln the event the Works when completed and/or the goods and materials used should fail to meet such Performance Requirement, the Contractor and the Specialist shall be precluded from disclaiming liability under the Warranty on the ground that the Works as completed and/or the goods and materials used accord or comply with the Contract, and in this connection, the Contractor and the Specialist are deemed to have waived this defence in the event a claim is made by the Employer against them in respect of their breach of the Warranty.

4 Subject to Clauses 5 and 9 below, if any damage or defects should occur in relation to the Works within the Warranty Period due to whatever cause, the Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally undertake to remove and/or rectify and make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within a reasonable period or duration specified by the Employer's notice in writing. If such damage or defects are attributable to the Contractor's or Specialist's breach of warranty under Clause 2 above, then the cost of such removal rectification and/or making good work shall be borne by the Contractor and/or Specialist. If the Contractor and/or Specialist shall fail to comply within the period or duration specified, it shall be lawful for the Employer to order such damage or defects as are referred to in such notice to be removed, rectified and/or made good by any other person and recover from the Contractor and/or Specialist such cost and expense incurred for which they may be liable. PROVIDED ALWAYS that such instructions shall be issued without prejudice to the Employer's right to recover damages against the Contractor and/or the Specialist by reason of their failure to comply with this Clause.

5 In the event such damage or defects are caused wholly or in part by the Employer or a third party, and the Contractor and Specialist are required under Clause 4 above to remove, rectify and/or make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within the period or duration specified by the Employer's notice in writing, then upon completion of such work, the Employer shall pay the Contractor and Specialist for the work or that part of the work which the Employer's Chief Executive Officer or at the discretion of the Chief Executive Officer, a person nominated by him in writing may determine as occasioned by damage or defects caused by the Employer or third party, and the valuation of such work or such part of the work shall be ascertained in accordance with one or a combination of the methods mentioned below in descending order of priority : (a) (b) by measurement and valuation at fair market rates and prices; or if the above method is not applicable, then the valuation shall be based on the actual cost of necessary materials or goods, labour, Construction Equipment and equipment (other than ordinary plant) plus 15% which percentage shall include the use of all ordinary plant, tools and supervision, overheads and profits.

6 The approval by the Employer of any works required under Clauses 4 or 5 above does not absolve the Contractor and/or the Specialist from their responsibility to rectify future occurrence of defects in respect of such works.

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APPENDIX B5 Page 3 7 It is a term of this Warranty that the Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Employer against all loss damage cost and expense suffered or incurred by the Employer in relation to any damage to property or injury to person caused or occasioned by the acts or omissions of the Contractor's and/or the Specialist's employees, representatives or workmen in the course of the works undertaken under the terms of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Public Liability Insurance Policy for the execution of such works.

8 The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Employer against any compensation payable by the Employer under the Work Injury Compensation Act in connection with any accident arising out of rectification works undertaken by the Contractor and/or the Specialist pursuant to the provisions of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Work Injury Compensation Policy for the execution of such works.

9 This Warranty shall not be invalidated in the event another person is instructed to execute the rectification work on account of the Contractor's and/or the Specialist's failure to discharge their obligations under Clauses 4 and 5 above, nor shall this Warranty be invalidated in the event a third party is engaged without the consent of the Contractor and/or the Specialist to carry out regular maintenance and cleaning of the Works, provided that in the latter event, any rectification work or part thereof undertaken by the Contractor and/or Specialist that is occasioned by the negligence of such third party shall be valued in the manner described in Clause 5 above and paid by the Employer.

10 All differences and/or disputes arising under this Warranty (including questions relating to interpretation) shall be determined by the Employer's Chief Executive Officer or at the discretion of the Chief Executive Officer, by a person nominated in writing by him. Any decision by the Chief Executive Officer or his nominee under this Clause shall be final and binding on and conclusive against the Contractor and/or the Specialist in any proceedings that may arise under this Warranty unless otherwise determined by the Court in respect of proceedings arising under this Warranty.

11 This Warranty shall remain valid and shall not be affected by any extensions, variations or compositions granted or entered into with respect to the terms of or obligations under the Contract.

12 This Warranty shall be read together with the Contract but in case of any conflict between the two documents the provisions of this Warranty shall prevail.

13 The validity, construction and interpretation of this Warranty and all rights, obligations and liabilities arising hereunder shall be governed by, and interpreted in accordance with, the laws of Singapore.

14 The Employer shall have the absolute discretion to assign the benefit of this Warranty to any third parties without the consent of the Contractor and/or the Specialist.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hands and seals the day of 20 .

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APPENDIX B5 (TC)

DEED OF WARRANTY FOR CHILDRENS PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENTS

To:

. . Republic of Singapore STAMP If stamp duties required

CONTRACT NO.

WHEREAS :

(1)

. (Name and Address of Contractor)

.... (hereinafter called the "Contractor") is the contractor of the Housing & Development Board (hereinafter called the "Employer") in respect of the above contract works (hereinafter called the "Contract").

(2) .................................................................................................................. (Name and Address of Specialist) (hereinafter called the "Specialist") is the specialist engaged by the Contractor in respect of Childrens Playground Equipments (hereinafter called the "Works") required under the Contract with the consent of the Employer given at the request of both the Contractor and the Specialist.

(3)

Pursuant to Clause of of the Contract the Contractor is obliged and has agreed to

give to the (hereinafter called the "Council") this Warranty.

In consideration of the premises and of the Employer giving the consent aforesaid at the request of the Contractor and the Specialist, the Contractor and the Specialist agree with the Council as follows :

1 The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally warrant for a period of Six (6) years (hereinafter called the "Warranty Period") that the Works shall remain free from defects, including but not limited to blistering, fissure, peeling, delamination, disintegration, uneven fading and discolouration. The Warranty Period in respect of the Works shall commence from the Date(s) of Substantial Completion of the Contract as certified by the Superintending Officer of the Contract.

BSS S74 74-137 of 74-156

APPENDIX B5 (TC) Page 2 2 The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally further warrant that : (a) they have exercised all proper skill and care in the selection of materials and goods for the Works; they have exercised all proper skill and care in the design and execution of the Works; their workmanship is of a standard that may be expected from a contractor with specialised experience and expertise in his particular trade; and the Works are fit and suitable for the purpose designed and required in the Contract.

(b) (c)

(d)

3 It is an express term of the Warranty that the Works when completed and the goods or materials used shall meet the Performance Requirement of the Contract in respect of the Works. In the event the Works when completed and/or the goods and materials used should fail to meet such Performance Requirement, the Contractor and the Specialist shall be precluded from disclaiming liability under the Warranty on the ground that the Works as completed and/or the goods and materials used accord or comply with the Contract, and in this connection, the Contractor and the Specialist are deemed to have waived this defence in the event a claim is made by the Council against them in respect of their breach of the Warranty.

4 Subject to Clauses 5 and 9 below, if any damage or defects should occur in relation to the Works within the Warranty Period due to whatever cause, the Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally undertake to remove and/or rectify and make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within a reasonable period or duration specified by the Council's notice in writing. If such damage or defects are attributable to the Contractor's or Specialist's breach of warranty under Clause 2 above, then the cost of such removal rectification and/or making good work shall be borne by the Contractor and/or Specialist. If the Contractor and/or Specialist shall fail to comply within the period or duration specified, it shall be lawful for the Council to order such damage or defects as are referred to in such notice to be removed, rectified and/or made good by any other person and recover from the Contractor and/or Specialist such cost and expense incurred for which they may be liable. PROVIDED ALWAYS that such instructions shall be issued without prejudice to the Council's right to recover damages against the Contractor and/or the Specialist by reason of their failure to comply with this Clause.

5 In the event such damage or defects are caused wholly or in part by the Council or a third party, and the Contractor and Specialist are required under Clause 4 above to remove, rectify and/or make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within the period or duration specified by the Council's notice in writing, then upon completion of such work, the Council shall pay the Contractor and Specialist for the work or that part of the work which the Council's Chairman or at the discretion of the Chairman, a person nominated by him in writing may determine as occasioned by damage or defects caused by the Council or third party, and the valuation of such work or such part of the work shall be ascertained in accordance with one or a combination of the methods mentioned below in descending order of priority : (a) (b) by measurement and valuation at fair market rates and prices; or if the above method is not applicable, then the valuation shall be based on the actual cost of necessary materials or goods, labour, Construction Equipment and equipment (other than ordinary plant) plus 15% which percentage shall include the use of all ordinary plant, tools and supervision, overheads and profits.

6 The approval by the Council of any works required under Clauses 4 or 5 above does not absolve the Contractor and/or the Specialist from their responsibility to rectify future occurrence of defects in respect of such works.

BSS S74 74-138 of 74-156

APPENDIX B5 (TC) Page 3 7 It is a term of this Warranty that the Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Council against all loss damage cost and expense suffered or incurred by the Council in relation to any damage to property or injury to person caused or occasioned by the acts or omissions of the Contractor's and/or the Specialist's employees, representatives or workmen in the course of the works undertaken under the terms of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Public Liability Insurance Policy for the execution of such works.

8 The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Employer against any compensation payable by the Employer under the Work Injury Compensation Act in connection with any accident arising out of rectification works undertaken by the Contractor and/or the Specialist pursuant to the provisions of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Work Injury Compensation Policy for the execution of such works.

9 This Warranty shall not be invalidated in the event another person is instructed to execute the rectification works on account of the Contractor's and/or Specialist's failure to discharge their obligations under Clauses 4 and 5 above, nor shall this Warranty be invalidated in the event a third party is engaged without the consent of the Contractor and/or the Specialist to carry out regular maintenance and cleaning of the Works, provided that in the latter event, any rectification work or part thereof undertaken by the Contractor and/or Specialist that is occasioned by the negligence of such third party shall be valued in the manner described in Clause 5 above and paid by the Council.

10 All differences and/or disputes arising under this Warranty (including questions relating to interpretation) shall be determined by the Council's Chairman or at the discretion of the Chairman, by a person nominated in writing by him. Any decision by the Chairman or his nominee under this Clause shall be final and binding on and conclusive against the Contractor and/or the Specialist in any proceedings that may arise under this Warranty unless otherwise determined by the Court in respect of proceedings arising under this Warranty.

11 This Warranty shall remain valid and shall not be affected by any extensions, variations or compositions granted or entered into with respect to the terms of or obligations under the Contract.

12 This Warranty shall be read together with the Contract but in case of any conflict between the two documents the provisions of this Warranty shall prevail.

13 The validity, construction and interpretation of this Warranty and all rights, obligations and liabilities arising hereunder shall be governed by, and interpreted in accordance with, the laws of Singapore.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hands and seals the ______________ day of _____________ 20_____.

BSS S74 74-139 of 74-156

APPENDIX B6

DEED OF WARRANTY FOR FITNESS EQUIPMENTS AT ADULT FITNESS EQUIPMENT

To:

Housing & Development Board Republic of Singapore STAMP If stamp duties required

CONTRACT NO.

WHEREAS :

(1)

. (Name and Address of Contractor)

.... (hereinafter called the "Contractor") is the contractor of the Housing & Development Board (hereinafter called the "Employer") in respect of the above contract works (hereinafter called the "Contract").

(2) ........................................................................................................ (Name and Address of Specialist) (hereinafter called the "Specialist") is the specialist engaged by the Contractor in respect of Fitness Equipments at Adult And Elderly Fitness Corner (hereinafter called the "Works") required under the Contract with the consent of the Employer given at the request of both the Contractor and the Specialist.

(3)

Pursuant to Clause of . of the Contract, the

Contractor is obliged and has agreed to give this Warranty.

In consideration of the premises and of the Employer giving the consent aforesaid at the request of the Contractor and the Specialist, the Contractor and the Specialist agree with the Employer as follows :

1 The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally warrant for a period of Six (6) years (hereinafter called the "Warranty Period") that the Works shall remain free from defects, including but not limited to blistering, fissure, peeling, delamination, disintegration, uneven fading and discolouration. The Warranty Period in respect of the Works shall commence from the Date(s) of Substantial Completion of the Contract as certified by the Superintending Officer of the Contract.

BSS S74 74-140 of 74-156

APPENDIX B6 Page 2 2 The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally further warrant that: (a) they have exercised all proper skill and care in the selection of materials and goods for the Works; they have exercised all proper skill and care in the design and execution of the Works; their workmanship is of a standard that may be expected from a contractor with specialised experience and expertise in his particular trade; and the Works are fit and suitable for the purpose designed and required in the Contract.

(b) (c)

(d)

3 It is an express term of the Warranty that the Works when completed and the goods or materials used shall meet the Performance Requirement of the Contract in respect of the Works. ln the event the Works when completed and/or the goods and materials used should fail to meet such Performance Requirement, the Contractor and the Specialist shall be precluded from disclaiming liability under the Warranty on the ground that the Works as completed and/or the goods and materials used accord or comply with the Contract, and in this connection, the Contractor and the Specialist are deemed to have waived this defence in the event a claim is made by the Employer against them in respect of their breach of the Warranty.

4 Subject to Clauses 5 and 9 below, if any damage or defects should occur in relation to the Works within the Warranty Period due to whatever cause, the Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally undertake to remove and/or rectify and make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within a reasonable period or duration specified by the Employer's notice in writing. If such damage or defects are attributable to the Contractor's or Specialist's breach of warranty under Clause 2 above, then the cost of such removal rectification and/or making good work shall be borne by the Contractor and/or Specialist. If the Contractor and/or Specialist shall fail to comply within the period or duration specified, it shall be lawful for the Employer to order such damage or defects as are referred to in such notice to be removed, rectified and/or made good by any other person and recover from the Contractor and/or Specialist such cost and expense incurred for which they may be liable. PROVIDED ALWAYS that such instructions shall be issued without prejudice to the Employer's right to recover damages against the Contractor and/or the Specialist by reason of their failure to comply with this Clause.

5 In the event such damage or defects are caused wholly or in part by the Employer or a third party, and the Contractor and Specialist are required under Clause 4 above to remove, rectify and/or make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within the period or duration specified by the Employer's notice in writing, then upon completion of such work, the Employer shall pay the Contractor and Specialist for the work or that part of the work which the Employer's Chief Executive Officer or at the discretion of the Chief Executive Officer, a person nominated by him in writing may determine as occasioned by damage or defects caused by the Employer or third party, and the valuation of such work or such part of the work shall be ascertained in accordance with one or a combination of the methods mentioned below in descending order of priority : (a) (b) by measurement and valuation at fair market rates and prices; or if the above method is not applicable, then the valuation shall be based on the actual cost of necessary materials or goods, labour, Construction Equipment and equipment (other than ordinary plant) plus 15% which percentage shall include the use of all ordinary plant, tools and supervision, overheads and profits.

6 The approval by the Employer of any works required under Clauses 4 or 5 above does not absolve the Contractor and/or the Specialist from their responsibility to rectify future occurrence of defects in respect of such works.

BSS S74 74-141 of 74-156

APPENDIX B6 Page 3 7 It is a term of this Warranty that the Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Employer against all loss damage cost and expense suffered or incurred by the Employer in relation to any damage to property or injury to person caused or occasioned by the acts or omissions of the Contractor's and/or the Specialist's employees, representatives or workmen in the course of the works undertaken under the terms of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Public Liability Insurance Policy for the execution of such works.

8 The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Employer against any compensation payable by the Employer under the Work Injury Compensation Act in connection with any accident arising out of rectification works undertaken by the Contractor and/or the Specialist pursuant to the provisions of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Work Injury Compensation Policy for the execution of such works.

9 This Warranty shall not be invalidated in the event another person is instructed to execute the rectification work on account of the Contractor's and/or the Specialist's failure to discharge their obligations under Clauses 4 and 5 above, nor shall this Warranty be invalidated in the event a third party is engaged without the consent of the Contractor and/or the Specialist to carry out regular maintenance and cleaning of the Works, provided that in the latter event, any rectification work or part thereof undertaken by the Contractor and/or Specialist that is occasioned by the negligence of such third party shall be valued in the manner described in Clause 5 above and paid by the Employer.

10 All differences and/or disputes arising under this Warranty (including questions relating to interpretation) shall be determined by the Employer's Chief Executive Officer or at the discretion of the Chief Executive Officer, by a person nominated in writing by him. Any decision by the Chief Executive Officer or his nominee under this Clause shall be final and binding on and conclusive against the Contractor and/or the Specialist in any proceedings that may arise under this Warranty unless otherwise determined by the Court in respect of proceedings arising under this Warranty.

11 This Warranty shall remain valid and shall not be affected by any extensions, variations or compositions granted or entered into with respect to the terms of or obligations under the Contract.

12 This Warranty shall be read together with the Contract but in case of any conflict between the two documents the provisions of this Warranty shall prevail.

13 The validity, construction and interpretation of this Warranty and all rights, obligations and liabilities arising hereunder shall be governed by, and interpreted in accordance with, the laws of Singapore.

14 The Employer shall have the absolute discretion to assign the benefit of this Warranty to any third parties without the consent of the Contractor and/or the Specialist.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hands and seals the day of 20 .

BSS S74 74-142 of 74-156

APPENDIX B6 (TC)

DEED OF WARRANTY FOR FITNESS EQUIPMENTS AT ADULT FITNESS EQUIPMENT

To:

. . Republic of Singapore STAMP If stamp duties required

CONTRACT NO.

WHEREAS :

(1) .. (Name and Address of Contractor) ... (hereinafter called the "Contractor") is the contractor of the Housing & Development Board (hereinafter called the "Employer") in respect of the above contract works (hereinafter called the "Contract").

(2) ..................................................................................................................................................... (Name and Address of Specialist) (hereinafter called the "Specialist") is the specialist engaged by the Contractor in respect of Fitness Equipments At Adult And Elderly Fitness Corner (hereinafter called the "Works") required under the Contract with the consent of the Employer given at the request of both the Contractor and the Specialist.

(3)

Pursuant to Clause of .of the Contract the Contractor is obliged and has agreed

to give to the (hereinafter called the "Council") this Warranty.

In consideration of the premises and of the Employer giving the consent aforesaid at the request of the Contractor and the Specialist, the Contractor and the Specialist agree with the Council as follows :

1 The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally warrant for a period of Six (6) years (hereinafter called the "Warranty Period") that the Works shall remain free from defects, including but not limited to blistering, fissure, peeling, delamination, disintegration, uneven fading and discolouration. The Warranty Period in respect of the Works shall commence from the Date(s) of Substantial Completion of the Contract as certified by the Superintending Officer of the Contract.

BSS S74 74-143 of 74-156

APPENDIX B6 (TC) Page 2

The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally further warrant that : (a) they have exercised all proper skill and care in the selection of materials and goods for the Works; they have exercised all proper skill and care in the design and execution of the Works; their workmanship is of a standard that may be expected from a contractor with specialised experience and expertise in his particular trade; and the Works are fit and suitable for the purpose designed and required in the Contract.

(b) (c)

(d)

3 It is an express term of the Warranty that the Works when completed and the goods or materials used shall meet the Performance Requirement of the Contract in respect of the Works. In the event the Works when completed and/or the goods and materials used should fail to meet such Performance Requirement, the Contractor and the Specialist shall be precluded from disclaiming liability under the Warranty on the ground that the Works as completed and/or the goods and materials used accord or comply with the Contract, and in this connection, the Contractor and the Specialist are deemed to have waived this defence in the event a claim is made by the Council against them in respect of their breach of the Warranty.

4 Subject to Clauses 5 and 9 below, if any damage or defects should occur in relation to the Works within the Warranty Period due to whatever cause, the Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally undertake to remove and/or rectify and make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within a reasonable period or duration specified by the Council's notice in writing. If such damage or defects are attributable to the Contractor's or Specialist's breach of warranty under Clause 2 above, then the cost of such removal rectification and/or making good work shall be borne by the Contractor and/or Specialist. If the Contractor and/or Specialist shall fail to comply within the period or duration specified, it shall be lawful for the Council to order such damage or defects as are referred to in such notice to be removed, rectified and/or made good by any other person and recover from the Contractor and/or Specialist such cost and expense incurred for which they may be liable. PROVIDED ALWAYS that such instructions shall be issued without prejudice to the Council's right to recover damages against the Contractor and/or the Specialist by reason of their failure to comply with this Clause.

5 In the event such damage or defects are caused wholly or in part by the Council or a third party, and the Contractor and Specialist are required under Clause 4 above to remove, rectify and/or make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within the period or duration specified by the Council's notice in writing, then upon completion of such work, the Council shall pay the Contractor and Specialist for the work or that part of the work which the Council's Chairman or at the discretion of the Chairman, a person nominated by him in writing may determine as occasioned by damage or defects caused by the Council or third party, and the valuation of such work or such part of the work shall be ascertained in accordance with one or a combination of the methods mentioned below in descending order of priority : (a) (b) by measurement and valuation at fair market rates and prices; or if the above method is not applicable, then the valuation shall be based on the actual cost of necessary materials or goods, labour, Construction Equipment and equipment (other than ordinary plant) plus 15% which percentage shall include the use of all ordinary plant, tools and supervision, overheads and profits.

BSS S74 74-144 of 74-156

APPENDIX B6 (TC) Page 3

6 The approval by the Council of any works required under Clauses 4 or 5 above does not absolve the Contractor and/or the Specialist from their responsibility to rectify future occurrence of defects in respect of such works.

7 It is a term of this Warranty that the Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Council against all loss damage cost and expense suffered or incurred by the Council in relation to any damage to property or injury to person caused or occasioned by the acts or omissions of the Contractor's and/or the Specialist's employees, representatives or workmen in the course of the works undertaken under the terms of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Public Liability Insurance Policy for the execution of such works.

8 The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Employer against any compensation payable by the Employer under the Work Injury Compensation Act in connection with any accident arising out of rectification works undertaken by the Contractor and/or the Specialist pursuant to the provisions of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Work Injury Compensation Policy for the execution of such works.

9 This Warranty shall not be invalidated in the event another person is instructed to execute the rectification works on account of the Contractor's and/or Specialist's failure to discharge their obligations under Clauses 4 and 5 above, nor shall this Warranty be invalidated in the event a third party is engaged without the consent of the Contractor and/or the Specialist to carry out regular maintenance and cleaning of the Works, provided that in the latter event, any rectification work or part thereof undertaken by the Contractor and/or Specialist that is occasioned by the negligence of such third party shall be valued in the manner described in Clause 5 above and paid by the Council.

10 All differences and/or disputes arising under this Warranty (including questions relating to interpretation) shall be determined by the Council's Chairman or at the discretion of the Chairman, by a person nominated in writing by him. Any decision by the Chairman or his nominee under this Clause shall be final and binding on and conclusive against the Contractor and/or the Specialist in any proceedings that may arise under this Warranty unless otherwise determined by the Court in respect of proceedings arising under this Warranty.

11 This Warranty shall remain valid and shall not be affected by any extensions, variations or compositions granted or entered into with respect to the terms of or obligations under the Contract.

12 This Warranty shall be read together with the Contract but in case of any conflict between the two documents the provisions of this Warranty shall prevail.

13 The validity, construction and interpretation of this Warranty and all rights, obligations and liabilities arising hereunder shall be governed by, and interpreted in accordance with, the laws of Singapore.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hands and seals the ______________ day of _____________ 20_____.

BSS S74 74-145 of 74-156

APPENDIX B7

DEED OF WARRANTY FOR FITNESS EQUIPMENTS AT ELDERLY FITNESS STATIONS

To:

Housing & Development Board Republic of Singapore STAMP If stamp duties required

CONTRACT NO.

WHEREAS :

(1)

. (Name and Address of Contractor)

.... (hereinafter called the "Contractor") is the contractor of the Housing & Development Board (hereinafter called the "Employer") in respect of the above contract works (hereinafter called the "Contract").

(2) ........................................................................................................ (Name and Address of Specialist) (hereinafter called the "Specialist") is the specialist engaged by the Contractor in respect of Fitness Equipments at Adult And Elderly Fitness Corner (hereinafter called the "Works") required under the Contract with the consent of the Employer given at the request of both the Contractor and the Specialist.

(3)

Pursuant to Clause of . of the Contract, the

Contractor is obliged and has agreed to give this Warranty.

In consideration of the premises and of the Employer giving the consent aforesaid at the request of the Contractor and the Specialist, the Contractor and the Specialist agree with the Employer as follows :

1 The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally warrant for a period of Six (6) years (hereinafter called the "Warranty Period") that the Works shall remain free from defects, including but not limited to blistering, fissure, peeling, delamination, disintegration, uneven fading and discolouration. The Warranty Period in respect of the Works shall commence from the Date(s) of Substantial Completion of the Contract as certified by the Superintending Officer of the Contract.

BSS S74 74-146 of 74-156

APPENDIX B7 Page 2 2 The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally further warrant that: (a) they have exercised all proper skill and care in the selection of materials and goods for the Works; they have exercised all proper skill and care in the design and execution of the Works; their workmanship is of a standard that may be expected from a contractor with specialised experience and expertise in his particular trade; and the Works are fit and suitable for the purpose designed and required in the Contract.

(b) (c)

(d)

3 It is an express term of the Warranty that the Works when completed and the goods or materials used shall meet the Performance Requirement of the Contract in respect of the Works. ln the event the Works when completed and/or the goods and materials used should fail to meet such Performance Requirement, the Contractor and the Specialist shall be precluded from disclaiming liability under the Warranty on the ground that the Works as completed and/or the goods and materials used accord or comply with the Contract, and in this connection, the Contractor and the Specialist are deemed to have waived this defence in the event a claim is made by the Employer against them in respect of their breach of the Warranty.

4 Subject to Clauses 5 and 9 below, if any damage or defects should occur in relation to the Works within the Warranty Period due to whatever cause, the Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally undertake to remove and/or rectify and make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within a reasonable period or duration specified by the Employer's notice in writing. If such damage or defects are attributable to the Contractor's or Specialist's breach of warranty under Clause 2 above, then the cost of such removal rectification and/or making good work shall be borne by the Contractor and/or Specialist. If the Contractor and/or Specialist shall fail to comply within the period or duration specified, it shall be lawful for the Employer to order such damage or defects as are referred to in such notice to be removed, rectified and/or made good by any other person and recover from the Contractor and/or Specialist such cost and expense incurred for which they may be liable. PROVIDED ALWAYS that such instructions shall be issued without prejudice to the Employer's right to recover damages against the Contractor and/or the Specialist by reason of their failure to comply with this Clause.

5 In the event such damage or defects are caused wholly or in part by the Employer or a third party, and the Contractor and Specialist are required under Clause 4 above to remove, rectify and/or make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within the period or duration specified by the Employer's notice in writing, then upon completion of such work, the Employer shall pay the Contractor and Specialist for the work or that part of the work which the Employer's Chief Executive Officer or at the discretion of the Chief Executive Officer, a person nominated by him in writing may determine as occasioned by damage or defects caused by the Employer or third party, and the valuation of such work or such part of the work shall be ascertained in accordance with one or a combination of the methods mentioned below in descending order of priority : (a) (b) by measurement and valuation at fair market rates and prices; or if the above method is not applicable, then the valuation shall be based on the actual cost of necessary materials or goods, labour, Construction Equipment and equipment (other than ordinary plant) plus 15% which percentage shall include the use of all ordinary plant, tools and supervision, overheads and profits.

6 The approval by the Employer of any works required under Clauses 4 or 5 above does not absolve the Contractor and/or the Specialist from their responsibility to rectify future occurrence of defects in respect of such works.

BSS S74 74-147 of 74-156

APPENDIX B7 Page 3 7 It is a term of this Warranty that the Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Employer against all loss damage cost and expense suffered or incurred by the Employer in relation to any damage to property or injury to person caused or occasioned by the acts or omissions of the Contractor's and/or the Specialist's employees, representatives or workmen in the course of the works undertaken under the terms of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Public Liability Insurance Policy for the execution of such works.

8 The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Employer against any compensation payable by the Employer under the Work Injury Compensation Act in connection with any accident arising out of rectification works undertaken by the Contractor and/or the Specialist pursuant to the provisions of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Work Injury Compensation Policy for the execution of such works.

9 This Warranty shall not be invalidated in the event another person is instructed to execute the rectification work on account of the Contractor's and/or the Specialist's failure to discharge their obligations under Clauses 4 and 5 above, nor shall this Warranty be invalidated in the event a third party is engaged without the consent of the Contractor and/or the Specialist to carry out regular maintenance and cleaning of the Works, provided that in the latter event, any rectification work or part thereof undertaken by the Contractor and/or Specialist that is occasioned by the negligence of such third party shall be valued in the manner described in Clause 5 above and paid by the Employer.

10 All differences and/or disputes arising under this Warranty (including questions relating to interpretation) shall be determined by the Employer's Chief Executive Officer or at the discretion of the Chief Executive Officer, by a person nominated in writing by him. Any decision by the Chief Executive Officer or his nominee under this Clause shall be final and binding on and conclusive against the Contractor and/or the Specialist in any proceedings that may arise under this Warranty unless otherwise determined by the Court in respect of proceedings arising under this Warranty.

11 This Warranty shall remain valid and shall not be affected by any extensions, variations or compositions granted or entered into with respect to the terms of or obligations under the Contract.

12 This Warranty shall be read together with the Contract but in case of any conflict between the two documents the provisions of this Warranty shall prevail.

13 The validity, construction and interpretation of this Warranty and all rights, obligations and liabilities arising hereunder shall be governed by, and interpreted in accordance with, the laws of Singapore.

14 The Employer shall have the absolute discretion to assign the benefit of this Warranty to any third parties without the consent of the Contractor and/or the Specialist.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hands and seals the day of 20 .

BSS S74 74-148 of 74-156

APPENDIX B7 (TC)

DEED OF WARRANTY FOR FITNESS EQUIPMENTS AT ELDERLY FITNESS STATIONS

To:

. . Republic of Singapore STAMP If stamp duties required

CONTRACT NO.

WHEREAS :

(1) .. (Name and Address of Contractor) ... (hereinafter called the "Contractor") is the contractor of the Housing & Development Board (hereinafter called the "Employer") in respect of the above contract works (hereinafter called the "Contract").

(2) ..................................................................................................................................................... (Name and Address of Specialist) (hereinafter called the "Specialist") is the specialist engaged by the Contractor in respect of Fitness Equipments At Adult And Elderly Fitness Corner (hereinafter called the "Works") required under the Contract with the consent of the Employer given at the request of both the Contractor and the Specialist.

(3)

Pursuant to Clause of .of the Contract the Contractor is obliged and has agreed

to give to the (hereinafter called the "Council") this Warranty.

In consideration of the premises and of the Employer giving the consent aforesaid at the request of the Contractor and the Specialist, the Contractor and the Specialist agree with the Council as follows :

1 The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally warrant for a period of Six (6) years (hereinafter called the "Warranty Period") that the Works shall remain free from defects, including but not limited to blistering, fissure, peeling, delamination, disintegration, uneven fading and discolouration. The Warranty Period in respect of the Works shall commence from the Date(s) of Substantial Completion of the Contract as certified by the Superintending Officer of the Contract.

BSS S74 74-149 of 74-156

APPENDIX B7 (TC) Page 2

The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally further warrant that : (a) they have exercised all proper skill and care in the selection of materials and goods for the Works; they have exercised all proper skill and care in the design and execution of the Works; their workmanship is of a standard that may be expected from a contractor with specialised experience and expertise in his particular trade; and the Works are fit and suitable for the purpose designed and required in the Contract.

(b) (c)

(d)

3 It is an express term of the Warranty that the Works when completed and the goods or materials used shall meet the Performance Requirement of the Contract in respect of the Works. In the event the Works when completed and/or the goods and materials used should fail to meet such Performance Requirement, the Contractor and the Specialist shall be precluded from disclaiming liability under the Warranty on the ground that the Works as completed and/or the goods and materials used accord or comply with the Contract, and in this connection, the Contractor and the Specialist are deemed to have waived this defence in the event a claim is made by the Council against them in respect of their breach of the Warranty.

4 Subject to Clauses 5 and 9 below, if any damage or defects should occur in relation to the Works within the Warranty Period due to whatever cause, the Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally undertake to remove and/or rectify and make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within a reasonable period or duration specified by the Council's notice in writing. If such damage or defects are attributable to the Contractor's or Specialist's breach of warranty under Clause 2 above, then the cost of such removal rectification and/or making good work shall be borne by the Contractor and/or Specialist. If the Contractor and/or Specialist shall fail to comply within the period or duration specified, it shall be lawful for the Council to order such damage or defects as are referred to in such notice to be removed, rectified and/or made good by any other person and recover from the Contractor and/or Specialist such cost and expense incurred for which they may be liable. PROVIDED ALWAYS that such instructions shall be issued without prejudice to the Council's right to recover damages against the Contractor and/or the Specialist by reason of their failure to comply with this Clause.

5 In the event such damage or defects are caused wholly or in part by the Council or a third party, and the Contractor and Specialist are required under Clause 4 above to remove, rectify and/or make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within the period or duration specified by the Council's notice in writing, then upon completion of such work, the Council shall pay the Contractor and Specialist for the work or that part of the work which the Council's Chairman or at the discretion of the Chairman, a person nominated by him in writing may determine as occasioned by damage or defects caused by the Council or third party, and the valuation of such work or such part of the work shall be ascertained in accordance with one or a combination of the methods mentioned below in descending order of priority : (a) (b) by measurement and valuation at fair market rates and prices; or if the above method is not applicable, then the valuation shall be based on the actual cost of necessary materials or goods, labour, Construction Equipment and equipment (other than ordinary plant) plus 15% which percentage shall include the use of all ordinary plant, tools and supervision, overheads and profits.

BSS S74 74-150 of 74-156

APPENDIX B7 (TC) Page 3

6 The approval by the Council of any works required under Clauses 4 or 5 above does not absolve the Contractor and/or the Specialist from their responsibility to rectify future occurrence of defects in respect of such works.

7 It is a term of this Warranty that the Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Council against all loss damage cost and expense suffered or incurred by the Council in relation to any damage to property or injury to person caused or occasioned by the acts or omissions of the Contractor's and/or the Specialist's employees, representatives or workmen in the course of the works undertaken under the terms of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Public Liability Insurance Policy for the execution of such works.

8 The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Employer against any compensation payable by the Employer under the Work Injury Compensation Act in connection with any accident arising out of rectification works undertaken by the Contractor and/or the Specialist pursuant to the provisions of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Work Injury Compensation Policy for the execution of such works.

9 This Warranty shall not be invalidated in the event another person is instructed to execute the rectification works on account of the Contractor's and/or Specialist's failure to discharge their obligations under Clauses 4 and 5 above, nor shall this Warranty be invalidated in the event a third party is engaged without the consent of the Contractor and/or the Specialist to carry out regular maintenance and cleaning of the Works, provided that in the latter event, any rectification work or part thereof undertaken by the Contractor and/or Specialist that is occasioned by the negligence of such third party shall be valued in the manner described in Clause 5 above and paid by the Council.

10 All differences and/or disputes arising under this Warranty (including questions relating to interpretation) shall be determined by the Council's Chairman or at the discretion of the Chairman, by a person nominated in writing by him. Any decision by the Chairman or his nominee under this Clause shall be final and binding on and conclusive against the Contractor and/or the Specialist in any proceedings that may arise under this Warranty unless otherwise determined by the Court in respect of proceedings arising under this Warranty.

11 This Warranty shall remain valid and shall not be affected by any extensions, variations or compositions granted or entered into with respect to the terms of or obligations under the Contract.

12 This Warranty shall be read together with the Contract but in case of any conflict between the two documents the provisions of this Warranty shall prevail.

13 The validity, construction and interpretation of this Warranty and all rights, obligations and liabilities arising hereunder shall be governed by, and interpreted in accordance with, the laws of Singapore.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hands and seals the ______________ day of _____________ 20_____.

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APPENDIX B8

DEED OF WARRANTY FOR COMPLETE WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE SYSTEM OVER CARPARK ROOF DECKS & OTHER SPECIFIED AREAS

To:

Housing & Development Board Republic of Singapore STAMP If stamp duties required

CONTRACT NO.

WHEREAS :

(1) .. (Name and Address of Contractor) (hereinafter called the "Contractor") is the contractor of the Housing & Development Board (hereinafter called the "Employer") in respect of the above contract works (hereinafter called the "Contract").

(2) ..................................................................................................................................................... (Name and Address of Specialist) .... (hereinafter called the "Specialist") is the specialist engaged by the Contractor in respect of Complete Waterproofing Membrane System Over Carpark Roof Decks & Other Specified Areas (hereinafter called the "Works") required under the Contract with the consent of the Employer given at the request of both the Contractor and the Specialist.

(3)

Pursuant to Clauseof

of

the

Contract,

the

Contractor is obliged and has agreed to give this Warranty.

In consideration of the premises and of the Employer giving the consent aforesaid at the request of the Contractor and the Specialist, the Contractor and the Specialist agree with the Employer as follows :

1 The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally warrant for a period of Five (5) years (hereinafter called the "Warranty Period") that the Works shall remain watertight, leakproof and waterproof and/or remain free from defects including but not limited to any premature failure of all components of the roof system. The Warranty Period in respect of the Works shall commence from the Date(s) of Substantial Completion of the Contract as certified by the Superintending Officer of the Contract.

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APPENDIX B8 Page 2

The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally further warrant that: (a) they have exercised all proper skill and care in the selection of materials and goods for the Works; they have exercised all proper skill and care in the design and execution of the Works; their workmanship is of a standard that may be expected from a contractor with specialised experience and expertise in his particular trade; and the Works are fit and suitable for the purpose designed and required in the Contract.

(b) (c)

(d)

3 It is an express term of the Warranty that the Works when completed and the goods or materials used shall meet the Performance Requirement of the Contract in respect of the Works. ln the event the Works when completed and/or the goods and materials used should fail to meet such Performance Requirement, the Contractor and the Specialist shall be precluded from disclaiming liability under the Warranty on the ground that the Works as completed and/or the goods and materials used accord or comply with the Contract, and in this connection, the Contractor and the Specialist are deemed to have waived this defence in the event a claim is made by the Employer against them in respect of their breach of the Warranty.

4 Subject to Clauses 5 and 9 below, if any damage or defects should occur in relation to the Works within the Warranty Period due to whatever cause, the Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally undertake to remove and/or rectify and make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within a reasonable period or duration specified by the Employer's notice in writing. If such damage or defects are attributable to the Contractor's or Specialist's breach of warranty under Clause 2 above, then the cost of such removal rectification and/or making good work shall be borne by the Contractor and/or Specialist. If the Contractor and/or Specialist shall fail to comply within the period or duration specified, it shall be lawful for the Employer to order such damage or defects as are referred to in such notice to be removed, rectified and/or made good by any other person and recover from the Contractor and/or Specialist such cost and expense incurred for which they may be liable. PROVIDED ALWAYS that such instructions shall be issued without prejudice to the Employer's right to recover damages against the Contractor and/or the Specialist by reason of their failure to comply with this Clause.

5 In the event such damage or defects are caused wholly or in part by the Employer or a third party, and the Contractor and Specialist are required under Clause 4 above to remove, rectify and/or make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within the period or duration specified by the Employer's notice in writing, then upon completion of such work, the Employer shall pay the Contractor and Specialist for the work or that part of the work which the Employer's Chief Executive Officer or at the discretion of the Chief Executive Officer, a person nominated by him in writing may determine as occasioned by damage or defects caused by the Employer or third party, and the valuation of such work or such part of the work shall be ascertained in accordance with one or a combination of the methods mentioned below in descending order of priority : (a) (b) by measurement and valuation at fair market rates and prices; or if the above method is not applicable, then the valuation shall be based on the actual cost of necessary materials or goods, labour, Construction Equipment and equipment (other than ordinary plant) plus 15% which percentage shall include the use of all ordinary plant, tools and supervision, overheads and profits.

6 The approval by the Employer of any works required under Clauses 4 or 5 above does not absolve the Contractor and/or the Specialist from their responsibility to rectify future occurrence of defects in respect of such works.

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APPENDIX B8 Page 3 7 It is a term of this Warranty that the Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Employer against all loss damage cost and expense suffered or incurred by the Employer in relation to any damage to property or injury to person caused or occasioned by the acts or omissions of the Contractor's and/or the Specialist's employees, representatives or workmen in the course of the works undertaken under the terms of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Public Liability Insurance Policy for the execution of such works.

8 The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Employer against any compensation payable by the Employer under the Work Injury Compensation Act in connection with any accident arising out of rectification works undertaken by the Contractor and/or the Specialist pursuant to the provisions of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Work Injury Compensation Policy for the execution of such works.

9 This Warranty shall not be invalidated in the event another person is instructed to execute the rectification work on account of the Contractor's and/or the Specialist's failure to discharge their obligations under Clauses 4 and 5 above, nor shall this Warranty be invalidated in the event a third party is engaged without the consent of the Contractor and/or the Specialist to carry out regular maintenance and cleaning of the Works, provided that in the latter event, any rectification work or part thereof undertaken by the Contractor and/or Specialist that is occasioned by the negligence of such third party shall be valued in the manner described in Clause 5 above and paid by the Employer.

10 All differences and/or disputes arising under this Warranty (including questions relating to interpretation) shall be determined by the Employer's Chief Executive Officer or at the discretion of the Chief Executive Officer, by a person nominated in writing by him. Any decision by the Chief Executive Officer or his nominee under this Clause shall be final and binding on and conclusive against the Contractor and/or the Specialist in any proceedings that may arise under this Warranty unless otherwise determined by the Court in respect of proceedings arising under this Warranty.

11 This Warranty shall remain valid and shall not be affected by any extensions, variations or compositions granted or entered into with respect to the terms of or obligations under the Contract.

12 This Warranty shall be read together with the Contract but in case of any conflict between the two documents the provisions of this Warranty shall prevail.

13 The validity, construction and interpretation of this Warranty and all rights, obligations and liabilities arising hereunder shall be governed by, and interpreted in accordance with, the laws of Singapore.

14 The Employer shall have the absolute discretion to assign the benefit of this Warranty to any third parties without the consent of the Contractor and/or the Specialist.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hands and seals the 20 .

day of

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APPENDIX B8(TC) DEED OF WARRANTY FORCOMPLETE WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE SYSTEM OVER CARPARK ROOF DECKS & OTHER SPECIFIED AREAS

To:

. . Republic of Singapore STAMP If stamp duties required

CONTRACT NO.

WHEREAS :

(1)... (Name and Address of Contractor) (hereinafter called the "Contractor") is the contractor of the Housing & Development Board (hereinafter called the "Employer") in respect of the above contract works (hereinafter called the "Contract").

(2)...................................................................................................................................................... (Name and Address of Specialist) (hereinafter called the "Specialist") is the specialist engaged by the Contractor in respect of Complete Waterproofing Membrane System Over Carpark Roof Decks & Other Specified Areas (hereinafter called the "Works") required under the Contract with the consent of the Employer given at the request of both the Contractor and the Specialist.

(3)

Pursuant to Clauseof of the Contract the Contractor is obliged

and has agreed to give to the (hereinafter called the "Council") this Warranty.

In consideration of the premises and of the Employer giving the consent aforesaid at the request of the Contractor and the Specialist, the Contractor and the Specialist agree with the Council as follows :

1 The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally warrant for a period of Five (5) years (hereinafter called the "Warranty Period") that the Works shall remain watertight, leakproof and waterproof and/or remain free from defects including but not limited to any premature failure of all components of the roof system. The Warranty Period in respect of the Works shall commence from the Date(s) of Substantial Completion of the Contract as certified by the Superintending Officer of the Contract.

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APPENDIX B8(TC) Page 2 2 The Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally further warrant that : (a) they have exercised all proper skill and care in the selection of materials and goods for the Works; they have exercised all proper skill and care in the design and execution of the Works; their workmanship is of a standard that may be expected from a contractor with specialised experience and expertise in his particular trade; and the Works are fit and suitable for the purpose designed and required in the Contract.

(b) (c)

(d)

3 It is an express term of the Warranty that the Works when completed and the goods or materials used shall meet the Performance Requirement of the Contract in respect of the Works. In the event the Works when completed and/or the goods and materials used should fail to meet such Performance Requirement, the Contractor and the Specialist shall be precluded from disclaiming liability under the Warranty on the ground that the Works as completed and/or the goods and materials used accord or comply with the Contract, and in this connection, the Contractor and the Specialist are deemed to have waived this defence in the event a claim is made by the Council against them in respect of their breach of the Warranty.

4 Subject to Clauses 5 and 9 below, if any damage or defects should occur in relation to the Works within the Warranty Period due to whatever cause, the Contractor and the Specialist jointly and severally undertake to remove and/or rectify and make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within a reasonable period or duration specified by the Council's notice in writing. If such damage or defects are attributable to the Contractor's or Specialist's breach of warranty under Clause 2 above, then the cost of such removal rectification and/or making good work shall be borne by the Contractor and/or Specialist. If the Contractor and/or Specialist shall fail to comply within the period or duration specified, it shall be lawful for the Council to order such damage or defects as are referred to in such notice to be removed, rectified and/or made good by any other person and recover from the Contractor and/or Specialist such cost and expense incurred for which they may be liable. PROVIDED ALWAYS that such instructions shall be issued without prejudice to the Council's right to recover damages against the Contractor and/or the Specialist by reason of their failure to comply with this Clause.

5 In the event such damage or defects are caused wholly or in part by the Council or a third party, and the Contractor and Specialist are required under Clause 4 above to remove, rectify and/or make good such damage or defects including ancillary works within the period or duration specified by the Council's notice in writing, then upon completion of such work, the Council shall pay the Contractor and Specialist for the work or that part of the work which the Council's Chairman or at the discretion of the Chairman, a person nominated by him in writing may determine as occasioned by damage or defects caused by the Council or third party, and the valuation of such work or such part of the work shall be ascertained in accordance with one or a combination of the methods mentioned below in descending order of priority : (a) (b) by measurement and valuation at fair market rates and prices; or if the above method is not applicable, then the valuation shall be based on the actual cost of necessary materials or goods, labour, Construction Equipment and equipment (other than ordinary plant) plus 15% which percentage shall include the use of all ordinary plant, tools and supervision, overheads and profits.

6 The approval by the Council of any works required under Clauses 4 or 5 above does not absolve the Contractor and/or the Specialist from their responsibility to rectify future occurrence of defects in respect of such works.

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APPENDIX B8(TC) Page 3

7 It is a term of this Warranty that the Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Council against all loss damage cost and expense suffered or incurred by the Council in relation to any damage to property or injury to person caused or occasioned by the acts or omissions of the Contractor's and/or the Specialist's employees, representatives or workmen in the course of the works undertaken under the terms of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Public Liability Insurance Policy for the execution of such works.

8 The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall indemnify the Employer against any compensation payable by the Employer under the Work Injury Compensation Act in connection with any accident arising out of rectification works undertaken by the Contractor and/or the Specialist pursuant to the provisions of this Warranty. The Contractor and/or the Specialist shall at their own cost and expense effect and maintain a Work Injury Compensation Policy for the execution of such works.

9 This Warranty shall not be invalidated in the event another person is instructed to execute the rectification works on account of the Contractor's and/or Specialist's failure to discharge their obligations under Clauses 4 and 5 above, nor shall this Warranty be invalidated in the event a third party is engaged without the consent of the Contractor and/or the Specialist to carry out regular maintenance and cleaning of the Works, provided that in the latter event, any rectification work or part thereof undertaken by the Contractor and/or Specialist that is occasioned by the negligence of such third party shall be valued in the manner described in Clause 5 above and paid by the Council.

10 All differences and/or disputes arising under this Warranty (including questions relating to interpretation) shall be determined by the Council's Chairman or at the discretion of the Chairman, by a person nominated in writing by him. Any decision by the Chairman or his nominee under this Clause shall be final and binding on and conclusive against the Contractor and/or the Specialist in any proceedings that may arise under this Warranty unless otherwise determined by the Court in respect of proceedings arising under this Warranty.

11 This Warranty shall remain valid and shall not be affected by any extensions, variations or compositions granted or entered into with respect to the terms of or obligations under the Contract.

12 This Warranty shall be read together with the Contract but in case of any conflict between the two documents the provisions of this Warranty shall prevail.

13 The validity, construction and interpretation of this Warranty and all rights, obligations and liabilities arising hereunder shall be governed by, and interpreted in accordance with, the laws of Singapore.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hands and seals the ______________ day of _____________ 20_____.

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