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    Submission of Detailed Project Report (DPR)

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    The document outlines the requirements for a Detailed Project Report (DPR) for a highway project. It lists several key elements that must be included: (1) sets of drawings showing existing and proposed features; (2) investigation reports on traffic surveys, inventory, road/bridge conditions, soils, and manuals for quality assurance, safety, and operations & maintenance; (3) detailed designs for traffic/toll forecasting, pavement, bridges, drainage, and intersections; and (4) a financial model analyzing the projected internal rate of return over 10, 15, 20, and 26 year concession periods. It is the consultant's responsibility to submit the DPR on time and provide any necessary clarifications to obtain approval from the

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    The document outlines the requirements for a Detailed Project Report (DPR) for a highway project. It lists several key elements that must be included: (1) sets of drawings showing existing and proposed features; (2) investigation reports on traffic surveys, inventory, road/bridge conditions, soils, and manuals for quality assurance, safety, and operations & maintenance; (3) detailed designs for traffic/toll forecasting, pavement, bridges, drainage, and intersections; and (4) a financial model analyzing the projected internal rate of return over 10, 15, 20, and 26 year concession periods. It is the consultant's responsibility to submit the DPR on time and provide any necessary clarifications to obtain approval from the

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    The document outlines the requirements for a Detailed Project Report (DPR) for a highway project. It lists several key elements that must be included: (1) sets of drawings showing existing and proposed features; (2) investigation reports on traffic surveys, inventory, road/bridge conditions, soils, and manuals for quality assurance, safety, and operations & maintenance; (3) detailed designs for traffic/toll forecasting, pavement, bridges, drainage, and intersections; and (4) a financial model analyzing the projected internal rate of return over 10, 15, 20, and 26 year concession periods. It is the consultant's responsibility to submit the DPR on time and provide any necessary clarifications to obtain approval from the

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    Submission of Detailed Project Report (DPR)

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    The document outlines the requirements for a Detailed Project Report (DPR) for a highway project. It lists several key elements that must be included: (1) sets of drawings showing existing and proposed features; (2) investigation reports on traffic surveys, inventory, road/bridge conditions, soils, and manuals for quality assurance, safety, and operations & maintenance; (3) detailed designs for traffic/toll forecasting, pavement, bridges, drainage, and intersections; and (4) a financial model analyzing the projected internal rate of return over 10, 15, 20, and 26 year concession periods. It is the consultant's responsibility to submit the DPR on time and provide any necessary clarifications to obtain approval from the

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    Submission of Detailed Project Report (DPR)

    The Detailed Report of the Project shall cover scope of works given in the Terms of
    Reference (TOR) including following:
    (1) Sets of drawings

    (a) An Index Plan of the Project Highway


    (b) Plans, L-sections, and typical cross-sections showing the existing features within the
    ROW (e.g. carriageway, structures, drains, crash barriers, service roads, utilities, adjoining
    land use, intersecting roads/access roads, road side developments etc.) with the proposed
    improvements marked thereon (e.g. raising of embankment, widening of embankment,
    location of median, placement of new carriageway, geometric improvements, widening or
    reconstruction of structures, new subways/underpasses/grade separators, service roads,
    arrangements for merging/diverging, traffic circulation, relocation of utilities, etc.)
    (2) Investigation Reports

    (a) Report on traffic survey and demand assessment. Consultant shall also provide the
    various modalities for collections of users fee, no. of toll booths, necessary software to
    ensure leakage/hindrance proof toll collection system.
    (b) Inventory survey report
    (c) Road and bridge condition survey report
    (d) Soil, geotechnical and drainage report
    (e) Project Procedure manual – Methodology for execution of work
    (f) Quality Assurance Manual
    (g)Safety Manual
    (h)Operation & Maintenance Manual
    (3) Detailed designs

    Detailed designs of the Project Highway including service roads, consistent with the existing
    facility and the additional requirements including:
    (a) Traffic and toll forecasting for 10 (ten), 15 (fifteen), 20 (twenty) and 26 (twenty six) years.
    (b) Detailed pavement design for new carriageway and strengthening of existing
    Carriageway along with typical cross-sections.
    (c) Options for retention of existing bridges and other structures or their replacement by new
    structures together with detailed design. For new bridges, the length from abutment to
    abutment shall not be less than the length of the existing bridge and foundations need not be
    above the existing foundations unless soil conditions justify otherwise.
    (d) Detailed drainage assessment.
    (e) Detailed layout of inter-sections, grade separators and inter-changes with ramps.
    42.9 Financial Modeling & Analysis
    A detailed financial assessment of the Project indicating the likely IRR for a 10 (ten) year, 15
    (fifteen) year, 20 (twenty) year and 26 (twenty six) year concession period respectively
    42.10 Approval of DPR by Independent Engineer/OWNER
    It will be the primary responsibility of DPR Consultant to submit the DPR in time and provide all
    clarifications as & when required by the Employer/Client/IE/Owner to ensure that approval of DPR
    from IE /Owner is obtained without any loss of time for implementation of the proposed Highway
    project.

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