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    Removal of Structures and Obstruction: Prepared By: Raymar B. Cuerpo

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    This document provides instructions for the removal of structures and obstructions from a construction site. It details how all buildings, fences, pipes and other infrastructure that are not meant to remain should be wholly or partially removed and disposed of. Any salvageable materials must be carefully extracted and stored, while the sites of removed structures need to be backfilled. Payment for this work will either be lump sum for all removals or based on specific unit prices for individual items.

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    This document provides instructions for the removal of structures and obstructions from a construction site. It details how all buildings, fences, pipes and other infrastructure that are not meant to remain should be wholly or partially removed and disposed of. Any salvageable materials must be carefully extracted and stored, while the sites of removed structures need to be backfilled. Payment for this work will either be lump sum for all removals or based on specific unit prices for individual items.

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    This document provides instructions for the removal of structures and obstructions from a construction site. It details how all buildings, fences, pipes and other infrastructure that are not meant to remain should be wholly or partially removed and disposed of. Any salvageable materials must be carefully extracted and stored, while the sites of removed structures need to be backfilled. Payment for this work will either be lump sum for all removals or based on specific unit prices for individual items.

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    Removal of Structures and Obstruction: Prepared By: Raymar B. Cuerpo

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    This document provides instructions for the removal of structures and obstructions from a construction site. It details how all buildings, fences, pipes and other infrastructure that are not meant to remain should be wholly or partially removed and disposed of. Any salvageable materials must be carefully extracted and stored, while the sites of removed structures need to be backfilled. Payment for this work will either be lump sum for all removals or based on specific unit prices for individual items.

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    REMOVAL OF

    STRUCTURES AND OBSTRUCTION

    Prepared by: Raymar B. Cuerpo


    • This Item shall consist of the removal wholly or in
    part, and satisfactory disposal of all buildings,
    fences, structures, old pavements, abandoned
    pipe lines, and any other obstructions which are
    not designated or permitted to remain, except
    for the obstructions to be removed and
    disposed off under other items in the Contract.
    It shall also include the salvaging of designated
    materials and backfilling the resulting trenches,
    holes, and pits.
    • The Contractor shall perform the work described above, within and
    adjacent to the roadway, on Government land or easement, as shown on
    the Plans or as directed by the Engineer. All designated salvable
    material shall be removed, without unnecessary damage, in sections or
    pieces which may be readily transported, and shall be stored by the
    Contractor at specified places on the project or as otherwise shown in the
    Special Provisions. Perishable material shall be handled as designated
    in Subsection 100.2.2. Nonperishable material may be disposed off
    outside the limits of view from the project with written permission of the
    property owner on whose property the material is placed. Copies of all
    agreements with property owners are to be furnished to the Engineer.
    Basements or cavities left by the structure removal shall be filled with
    acceptable material to the level of the surrounding ground and, if within
    the prism of construction, shall be compacted to the required density.
    • All existing bridges, culverts and other drainage structures in use by traffic
    shall not be removed until satisfactory arrangements have been made to
    accommodate traffic.
    • The removal of existing culverts within embankment areas will be required
    only as necessary for the installation of new structures.
    • Abandoned culverts shall be broken down, crushed and sealed or plugged.
    • All retrieved culvert for future use as determined by the Engineer shall be
    carefully removed and all precautions shall be employed to avoid breakage or
    structural damage to any of its part.
    • All sections of structures removed which are not designated for stockpiling or
    re-laying shall become the property of the Government and be removed from
    the project or disposed off in a manner approved by the Engineer.
    • Steel bridges and wood bridges when specified to be salvaged shall be
    carefully dismantled without damaged.
    • Unless otherwise provided, all pipes shall be
    carefully removed and every precaution taken
    to avoid breakage or damaged. Pipes to be re
    laid shall be removed and stored when
    necessary so that there will be no loss of
    damage before re-laying. The Contractor shall
    replace sections lost from storage or damage
    by negligence, at his own expense.
    All concrete pavement, base course, sidewalks, curbs, gutters,
    etc., designated for removal, shall be:

    • Broken into pieces and used for rip rap on the project, or
    • Broken into pieces, the size of which shall not exceed 300 mm (12
    inches) in any dimension and stockpiled at designated locations
    on the project for use by the Government, or
    • Otherwise demolished and disposed off as directed by the
    Engineer.

    NOTE: There will be no separate payment for excavating for


    removal of structures and obstructions or for backfilling and
    compacting the remaining cavity.
    • When the Contract stipulates that payment will be made for
    removal of obstructions on lump-sum basis, the pay item will
    include all structures and obstructions encountered within the
    roadway. Where the contract stipulates that payment will be
    made for the removal of specific items on a unit basis,
    measurement will be made by the unit stipulated in the
    Contract.
    • Whenever the Bill of Quantities does not contain an item for
    any aforementioned removals, the work will not be paid for
    directly, but will be considered as a subsidiary obligation of
    the Contractor under other Contract Items.
    • The accepted quantities, measured as prescribed in Section 101.3, shall be paid
    for at the Contract unit price or lump sum price bid for each of the Pay Items listed
    below that is included in the Bill of Quantities which price and payment shall be full
    compensation for removing and disposing of obstructions, including materials,
    labor, equipment's, tools and incidentals necessary to complete the work prescribed
    in this Item. The price shall also include backfilling, salvage of materials removed,
    their custody, preservation, storage on the right-of-way and disposal as provided
    herein.

    DPWH Blue book D.O. No. 24 series of 2005

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