PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MAYNILA

COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND SUSTAINABLE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

ARB 327-3
BUILDING TECHNOLOGY 4
SPECIFICATIONS WRITING AND QUANTITY SURVEYING

SPECIFICATIONS
A PROPOSED ONE-STOREY RESIDENCE IN BRGY. DON BOSCO,
PARANAQUE CITY

SUBMITTED BY:
IGNACIO, KING ARTHUR DL.
2021-10031
DIVISION 1: GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

A. SUMMARY OF WORK
The work described in this AGREEMENT involves providing all necessary materials tools and equipment
for building a TwoStorey Residence With Attic in Kawit Cavite. All tasks outlined in the specifications
must comply with the general conditions (UAP) document 301.

B. WORKMANSHIP
Skilled individuals who are experienced in the specific type of work must complete all necessary tasks.
The OWNER can ask the CONTRACTOR to replace workers who do not meet quality standards or
behave inappropriately during construction. High-quality work is expected at every stage.

C. EXAMINATION OF SITE
1. Location examination prior to offering is required for the premises and all conditions in that.
Consider all such conditions which will influence work and no extra expenses will be engaged for
disappointment of temporary worker to do site
assessment necessities that will influence development prerequisites.

2. Degree any existing work/structure at location, confirm all given measurements. Consider all
such conditions of the two story home and comply with all regulations.

3. At anytime, the Owner saves the proper to get experts to examine the quality and execution of the
work for partnered administrations amid development and some time recently turnover of the extend.

D. PROTECTION OF WORK AND PROPERTIES

1. Give satisfactory and competent guardians to protect the location premises from graduation of
operations until the buildings and location advancement are completely total

2. Give satisfactory security for the taking after components:

a) Connecting structures and property of neighbors.
b) In sake of the Owner, inquire authorization from neighbors for work influencing adjoining properties.
Or unless something else educating by Owner.
c) Trees, bushes, and landscape as coordinated by Property holders Affiliation, DENR and,
demonstrated in drawings or coordinated by the Designer

3. Remove any work and materials that have been harmed by a failure to offer precautions (such as
neighbor responsibility). property); replace with fresh labor and supplies at the owner's expense.

E. PROJECT COORDINATION AND SUPERVISION 1

1. Securing Subdivision (Homeowners) Regulations and Restrictions is the CONTRACTOR's
responsibility. The contractor is required to comply to all homeowner requirements and communicate
with the architect and construction MANAGER or OWNER for any necessary plan modifications.
2. Contractor is in charge of organizing all the many tasks and crafts involved in the project,
including any subcontracted work.

3. To oversee the building job, the CONTRACTOR must hire capable and effective ARCHITECTs,
Engineers, or Superintendents.

4. During working hours, the CONTRACTOR shall provide a site engineer or certified
superintendent to the project. Complete sets of construction work schedules, logbooks, and relevant
paperwork and permits must be made available at all times on the job site.

5. The CONTRACTOR is obliged to give a copy of the minutes to the OWNER and ARCHITECT.
Please follow to the format supplied.
within three days, for every meeting (minutes). Payment suspension will happen if there is
noncompliance.

6. Without securing formal approval from the architect, construction manager, and owner, the
contractor is not permitted to modify or carry out changes to the designs.

7. Both the OWNER and ARCHITECT retain the authority to request a personnel change within the
contractor, such as... heads of departments and unruly laborers.

F. SUBMITTALS
All permits including homeowner’s permit, building permit and municipal permit shall be secured and
facilitated by the CONTRACTOR.

1. The following must be submitted by the CONTRACTOR for approval to the ARCHITECT and
CONSTRUCTION MANAGER:

a) Every permit needed to carry out the building

b) Estimated Quantities List with respective values

c) The Construction Work Schedule with the relevant value

d) Shop drawings for any fabrication-related tasks

e) Any mock-ups that the owner, construction manager, or architect requests

f) Finish sample sets and materials provided by the contractor

g) Samples of materials provided by the contractor and utility (plumbing and electrical)

h) The OWNER must get all keys and locks to rooms and entrances that were purchased from
hardware during building to address security issues. The CONTRACTOR is not permitted to
replicate keys or any associated the work area
G. PROJECT RECORD DOCUMENTS
1. The CONTRACTOR is required to maintain copies of all construction documents and meeting
minutes (in two sets), logbooks, and other records always available on the property.

2. All books, records, and other paperwork pertaining to the construction contract must be kept by
the CONTRACTOR for a five (5) years following the last payment

3. All construction meetings must be minuted by the CONTRACTOR. Minutes must be provided in
copy within four sets. Within three days following each meeting, the OWNER and the ARCHITECT will
each receive a set. Whenever possible, At the construction site, supply one set that is in good shape.

H. TESTS

It is the CONTRACTOR'S responsibility to acquire laboratory testing for components (such as samples of
concrete mixture, certifications for steel goods supplied on location) as instructed by the ARCHITECT;
get laboratory examinations for non-OWNER provided items to the owner at no additional cost.

I. CONTRACT CLOSE-OUt

1. The OWNER, the CONSTRUCTION MANAGER, and the ARCHITECT require the
CONTRACTOR to turn over the
prior to the work's official acceptance.

a.) As-built drawings in original, reproducible copies for every stage of the project

b.) Bonds and Guarantees: for all appliances and materials.

2. organizing in. Keep the area tidy, clean, and organized. Eliminate all flaws, stains, marks, dirt,
and soil from all completed work; waxed finishes and any exposed metal work should be polished.

DIVISION 2: GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

 A. visit AND ACCEPT THE SITE AS IS. The ensuing tasks will be comprised:

1. Site clearing: preserving and/or demolishing existing buildings with the lessor's or the
procuring entity's approval.

2. Removal of any above- and below-grade improvements need to approve building and
additional work as specified. Before taking any action, the Procuring Entity and Lessor must
be consulted. destruction. Facilities / Maintenance Group and appropriate An investigation
must be carried out to prevent harm to the current utilities. Trash must be disposed of
lawfully and appropriately. Additional things slated for demolition or relocation will be
covered in the Pre-bid Conference.

c. SITE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS:

1. The Contractor will keep a temporary board-up security system in place for the appropriate
handling of site maintenance. This board-up must be constructed as needed and along the
entire length, apart from any openings that may be required for the correct execution of
work, such a situation arises, the work's openings must have doors, which must always be
closed unless in use. which will constructed from painted, 12 mm-thick Gypsum Board
on Metal. Stumps framing, structurally sound, with all the accessories.

d. TEMPORARY SITE FACILITIES

1. Temporary Facilities: The contractor is required to provide an office for the following
purposes: construction site office; full-service resident architect/engineer office for
matters pertaining to project supervision.

2. Other Temporary Provisions:

• The General Contractor shall provide all temporary lighting, power, water supply and all
necessary facilities sufficient enough for the simultaneous use of all possible fields of work to
complete the project.

• The General Contractor shall provide the necessary number of warehousemen to ensure
security of construction site.

• The General Contractor shall provide at necessary no of units of Fire extinguishers.

• The General Contractor shall provide Billboards for precautions for Public Safety.

• Other provisions as required by the National Building Code

D. STORAGE AND FILING OF MATERIALS

1. Delivery: General Contractor shall ensure that materials are

properly turned over and delivered on site in good quality and condition. A time
and delivery record shall be available.

2. Storage: General Contractor shall designate and/or allot a space

to sub-contractors for storage of their materials and for erection of their sheds
and tool houses (if necessary). Materials shall be arranged properly and
accordingly in terms of sizes, quality, quantity, category and time of use.

3. Warehouse shall be maintained properly by a designated person

of the General Contractor.

4. All cement, lime and other materials affected by moisture shall

be stored on platforms and protected from weather. Materials shall be stored as
to insure the preservation of their quality and fitness for their work. Stored
materials shall be located so as to facilitate prompt inspection.

5. Should it be necessary at any time to move materials, sheds or

storage platforms, the Contractor shall do so at his own expense.

Division 3: WOOD AND CARPENTRY

DIVISION 4: THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION
DIVISION 5: DOORS AND WINDOWS
DIVISION 6: FINISHES
DIVISION 7: SPECIALTIES
DIVISION 8: TOILETS
DIVISION 9: ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
DIVISION 10: PLUMBING/SANITARY WORKS
DIVISION 11: MECHANICAL WORKS
DIVISION 12: FIRE PROTECTION
DIVISION 13: FURNITURE
DIVISION 14: WARRANTY